Roosevelt Takes Lead in Early Democratic Straw Poll Results
The Literary Digest poll shows Roosevelt at 102,185 votes versus Hoover 100,323 in 11 states tabulated, with Roosevelt carrying California Illinois Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and Hoover ahead in New York New Jersey Connecticut Maine. Electoral college would be 135 for Roosevelt and 93 for Hoover.
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Rooselt
Hoover Roosevelt
Penrsy
Hope Rotary hears rail executive warn of big federal raids
John Hamilton, Texarkana railroad official, told Hope Rotary Club the coming congressional session could see gigantic federal raids on the treasury. He cited rising per capita costs, deficits, and declines in tax revenue, noting wasteful expenditures like the ongoing railroad valuation project and its hidden charges to the public.
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Rotarians
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George Helme
John Munsacker
Roy Anderson
L. A. Keith
Ched Hall
Syd McMath
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War Secretary allocates funds for Arkansas levee repairs
Secretary of War Hurley allotted 44 850 dollars Friday to the St Francis drainage district in Arkansas for emergency repairs to levees near Piggott. A separate federal suit seeks 1 230 000 dollars against Irving Berlin Inc and others for Sherman and Clayton act violations. Boston convention backs repeal with pledge against saloon return.
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Massachusetts Republican Convention
Camden Football Team Here Friday
A pep meeting at Hope city hall drew about 500 supporters including students alumni and fans. Coach Teddy Jones and Captain Lloyd Berry led remarks promising a win over Hope Camden in Friday night’s game and praising the team’s Broken Bow effort. A three block parade followed.
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Hendrix Spraggins
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Corley Tedder
Luther Hollaman
Teddy Jones
Glen Durham
Enola Alexander
W. D. Muldrow
Dale Jones
Beryl Henry
Elise Reid
Jimmy Cook
Coach Jones
Jones
Bobcats
Night Marshal Slain Conspiracy Case Reaches Supreme Court
John Slayton former Pocahontas police chief remains under life sentence after being convicted in the murder of Manley Jackson night marshal. Lige Dame bootlegger and Earl Decker an accessory also got life terms. Jackson son of W A Jackson former state senator led the prosecution urging the death penalty.
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Mrs Addie W Taylor Buried at Macedonia
Mrs Addie Willis Taylor died at her home in Blevins on Sunday September 25 after a brief illness. She was buried Monday in Macedonia cemetery and survived by three sons three daughters nineteen grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Born February 23 1846 in Tishomingo County Mississippi she moved to Arkansas as a child.
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Arkansas
Little Brown Man Wages War Upon European Tyrants
Milton Bronner reports on Gandhi and India to highlight caste reform and untouchables. Gandhi links hunger strike, political representation, and caste liberation, facing resistance from high-caste Hindus as he champions 60 million outcasts.
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Physicians Meet in Hope Thursday at Tri-County Dinner
About 30 physicians surgeons and dentists attended a Tri County Clinical society dinner at New Capital Hotel in Hope. Speakers from Prescott Arkadelphia and Little Rock discussed medicine dentistry and surgery topics while guests from Texarkana Lewisville and Hope joined. The society members come from Hempstead Nevada and Clark counties with rotating monthly meetings among Hope Prescott and Arkadelphia.
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A. W. Hudson
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Arkadelphia
W. F. Smith
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
Jim Martindale
Helen McRae
Robert Campbell
Little Joy Ramsey
Harriet Story
Decker Smith
Basket
Texarkana
Youmans
Lewisville
F. D. Henry
Bank Bandits Kidnap Two Women From North Dakota Bank
Bandits with machine guns raided Citizens National Bank in Wahpeton North Dakota Friday. They knocked out the cashier and abducted a female employee and a female customer before fleeing.
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Pine Bluff to See Farm Credit Office Move
Arkansas branch of the Agricultural Credit Corporation will locate in Pine Bluff with $5,000 funding announced from Washington. In a related incident bank bandits abducted Ruth Whipps and Doris Stack, taking them 25 miles into the countryside before abandoning them.
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Doris Stack
Cotton Ends Friday Higher After Losses
Cotton recovered most of Thursday's decline on Friday finishing at 7.23 for a 35 point gain or 1.75 a bale for December contracts. March closed at 7.38 up 38 points or 1.90 a bale. The day opened up 10 points, dipped at noon, then posted the largest afternoon gain.
Barn Fire Destroys Turner Property And Stock
A barn owned by Add Turner near Fulton street and Park Drive burned about 11 o clock Thursday night. A Ford roadster, several bushels of corn and cotton seed hulls were destroyed. Firemen faced delays before applying water. Origin of the blaze and insurance status remain undetermined.
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Fulton Street
Park Drive
Forty Cotton-Pickers Hurt in Arkansas Crash
Forty black cotton-pickers were rushed to hospitals after a collision between their truck-bound group and a Memphis freight truck three miles north of Little Rock. Harvey Coolidge of Memphis, driver of the freight truck, was arrested on reckless driving charges.
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