Bobcats Defeat Ashdown Here In First Grid Game
Hope High School Bobcats opened the season with a 12 to 0 football win over Ashdown High School Panthers. Turner, Brown, Cargile, and Urban starred in a hard driving Hope attack, while Aubrey and Johnson led the Ashdown defense. The game featured multiple turnovers, key plays in the second and fourth quarters, and ended with Hope asserting control in the second half.
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Five Major Codes Signed and NRA Drives Jobs Rise
NRA advances its partnership with government as major codes cover oil autos cotton textiles iron steel and coal. Federal figures show 750000 workers rehired between July 15 and August 15 and 2200000 since March, with payrolls up 7.9 percent since June and employment up 4.7 percent.
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Early solution predicted for Cuba’s political crisis
In Havana President Grau San Martin and allies met with neutral mediators on Saturday as bitter Cuban political differences were forecast to find an early resolution. Heavily guarded, the president’s strongest supporters and leaders from five opposition factions gathered at the presidential palace. the meeting ended with plans to resume talks later Saturday.
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Shift Liquor Cases To Federal Court
Washington authoritative move to shift all prohibition prosecutions to federal courts as repeal of the 18th amendment nears. L J Buges named junior prohibition unit counsel to coordinate with district attorneys on viability of prosecutions. Work begins October 1 as appeals pile up in anticipation of repeal and possible leniency for infractions.
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Wilson Appointed Temporary Sheriff in Pike County
Murfreesboro Arkansas reports Hiram C. Wilson was appointed by Circuit Judge A. P. Steel to serve temporarily as sheriff after M. D. Cummings was removed on indictment for converting about 12,000 dollars of public funds. Governor Futrell will name a successor after the election in Pike County.
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Grand Jury
Electric shovel digs nearly 24 ton earth bite in Illinois mine
A power shovel with a dipper capable of hauling about 24 tons in a single bite is employed in the opal pit mining of coal in Illinois.
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Dirty Face May Hide True Heart Lloyd Defends Hoboes
Interview with Jack Lloyd, famed editor and “World's Greatest Boomer,” discusses hoboes, fright trains, and NRA. Lloyd recalls wandering 150000 miles, notes most riders are not criminals, praises humane treatment, calls for work and basic needs to lift the jobless. He emphasizes kindness, shelters, meals, and opportunities.
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Nurse and gas station employe held in kidnapping plot
A registered nurse and a former gas station attendant were held in Yonkers on charges of plotting to kidnap Helen Batcheller, a niece of Russell C. Leffingwell, assistant secretary of the Treasury during Woodrow Wilson’s era and a partner in J. P. Morgan & Co. Authorities said the pair confessed after hours of questioning.
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Southwest Arkansas Attorney Hurt In Car Crash
C. W. McKay, noted Southwest Arkansas attorney, was injured early Saturday when his automobile overturned near Magnolia. He was trapped and a bale had to be cut from the top to free him. His injuries do not appear serious.
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C. W. McKay
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Here
Magnolia Defeats Blevins 7 0 On Home Field
Magnolia beat Blevins 7 to 0 on Friday afternoon at home. The only TD came in the third quarter on a short pass from D Kennedy to Captain Stevens who ran S1 yards for the score. Young was the visiting team's standout, while Kennedy Herring and Parkinson starred in Magnolia’s backfield. Blevins threatened in the second quarter near Magnolia’s 15 yard line.
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Five Suspects Held in Lewisville Bank Robbery
Five suspects were held Saturday in connection with the Monday noon robbery of the Lewisville bank. Three bandits reportedly escaped with about $800. John Simmons, 21, of Patmos, confessed to driving the getaway car after being captured near his home. Sheriff Turquette of Miller County said three men were arrested near Texarkana in connection with the case. The suspects include W. P. Deckert, Leonard Wilson, and Pee Wee Cornelius, with Red Nutt identified by the bank’s bookkeeper.
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Patmos
Simmons
R. W. Turquette
Miller County
Texarkana
W. P
Pliny” Deckert
Southwest Desperado
Leonard Wilson
Pee Wee" Cornelius
Red Nutt
Cotton Booms In Trading Saturday Cotton Booms In Trading Saturday
New York October cotton futures rose sharply after a government plan for loans to growers pledging production cuts to 25 million bales next year. The rise revived hopes to lift farm purchasing power and extend price support across major crops. A separate note states the British Museum in London bans smoking indoors except under the front colonnade.
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British Museum
London
Joyner Tells Officers Frazier Shot Twice In Legs
Joyner asserts that Frazier was shot twice in the legs during the Angola prison raid that cost guards and convicts their lives. Police report four others and three Joyner associates remain jailed, including Brewer Chapman, brother of Charley Chapma Jatter, tied to a bank robbery that netted about $24,000. Investigators say Chapman, from Camden, confessed with another man R Robertson alias Allen Hai about kidnapping De W. C. Ware of El Dorado College and raiding an El Dorado store. The gang allegedly fled in a car after gagging Ware. A Magnolia trap led to a later arrest attempt for Charles Chapman who did not appear at the set time.
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Angola
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Hope
Brewer Chapman
Camden
Satuday
Pri
Robertson
Allen Hai
el Dorado
de W. C. Ware
Automobil
Charles Frazier
Louisiana
Magnolia
Charles Chapman
Bailey Bought Way Out of Dallas Jail
The Dallas Times Herald reports Harvey Bailey on trial in Oklahoma City for the Urschel kidnapping paid $10,000 to secure release from Dallas county jail on Labor Day. Federal and county officers questioned Grover Bevill, a Dallas butcher linked to Bailey, for 11 hours and a 5000 word statement was filed. officials did not comment.
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Charles Wolk
Minneapolis
Charles F. Urschel
Vaught
Woile
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
George Machine Gun Kelley
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Times Herald
Grover C. Bevill
Tom Manson
Bailey
Bevill
Department of Justice
Cotton Checks Are Received at Lewisville
LEWISVILLE The first allotment of 105 cotton abandonment checks totaling 16820 dollars has arrived for Lafayette county farmers. County Agent O L Henderson will distribute them and mail notification cards to producers. Distribution meetings are set in Lewisville Bradley Walkers McKemie Buckner and Stamps with the government collector joining the trips. T P Lemay was the first recipient, owning the largest share of cotton planted on his plantation.
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O. L. Henderson
Lafayette County
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MeKcamie
Buckner
T. P. LeMay
Red River
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