School Head Selection Sparks Nearby Debate
A list of four to five men for the school head position is circulated while an out of county candidate seeks Palmer's place. Construction on the Newmarket school resumes as $45,000 in funds sit with Central Trust. children currently attend improvised town schools amid calls for proper facilities. The county board and state officials clash over the choice, with officials reportedly opposing Behtax’s appointment.
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Ffietala
Behtax
Newmarket
Is 4
Central Trust Company
Police Court Hears Row Over Door Incident On Center Street
Children and youths appearing before Justice Bowers faced charges after a girl was injured by shattered door glass at Church and Bentz. John Hankey Jr. was accused of passing a glass shard through the door. he did not appear for his hearing and officers were ordered to return him tonight.
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Cai Young Devs
Center Street
Church
Bentz
Maker
Arthur Hotlman
First Regiment Band Gives Baker Park Concert
A crowd of 200 to 300 attended a Tuesday evening concert by the First Regiment band in Baker Park. The program featured marches waltzes and popular selections and was well received by the audience.
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First Regiment
Baker Park
Philadelphia Faces New War with City’s Racketeers
Article recounts a rising crime wave in Philadelphia with mentions of federal warrants and city ward issues. Names and details are obscured by damaged OCR, but the piece signals law enforcement action against organized crime influences in urban districts.
Washington pamphlet barred from Maryland bicentennial program
The Maryland Federation executive board voted 30 to 4 to eliminate a General Federation of Clubs pamphlet praising both George Washington and President Hoover from the state observance. Lithographs of Washington and Hoover accompanied the pamphlet, which Mrs. John F. Sippel defended as nonpolitical before the vote and new district chairs were announced by Mrs. Ford R. Younkin.
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Itimore
Hoover
George Washington
General Federation of Clubs
Washington
Maryland
Herbert Hoover
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation
John L. Whitehurst
Maryland Federation
Ford R. Younkin
Frederick
Aimee's New Husband Sued For 200000
In Los Angeles on September 15 a breach of promise suit seeks 200000 against David L Hutton the new husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Myrtie B H St Ferre a 24 year old nurse is also named in the action The suit stems from a past relationship where Hutton allegedly promised marriage and socialite Minnie Kennedy is referenced as the bride mother
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Los Angeles
Price Semple McPhetsey
David L. Hutton
Minnie “Ma” Kennedy
Myrtie BH
St. Ferre
Sul AgAifis
Yuma
Ava
Dave
Mr. McPherson
Chargers
Bodies Found Above Church in Honduras Tragedy
Rescue teams recovered additional bodies near a church in Better Church Honduras as search efforts continued. Officials have not released exact death toll or identities.
Life on Ranch in West Described by Dr. Clark and Community Leaders
Dr Clark outlines rural life and farm challenges in Montana, calling for cooperation and community confidence. He notes abundant fuel and livestock provisions, urging all residents to contribute to stabilization and better times despite discouraging signals. Harry C. Schroeder presided, with William B. Bennett introducing the speaker and a slate of guests from Virginia and Frederick.
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Clarks
Lee
Tee Meng
Ines
Mapite
Libeerta
Conney
Frederick County
Cmd
Montana
Harry C. Schroeder
William B. Bennett
Courtenay
Welton
Richmond
Stagley Grabil
Mr. Aly
Eemile Wink
Legislators rage over Long plan in Texas debate
Austin reports show split opinion among Texas lawmakers over Governor Long backed cotton prohibition. Directors favor acreage curtailment, possibly cutting 1932 crop by half. House erupts as Rep. McGregor is praised amid heated floor exchanges. Arrests rise in Virginia and Carolinas under a new crackdown.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Huer
Long
Louisiana
Morrow
T. H. McGregor
Governor Long
Five Point Offensive Outlined for Farmers
A two day conference led by the American Farm Bureau outlines a five point plan to unite U S farming interests. It calls for strengthening state extension services and aligning land grant colleges general farm organizations and cooperative groups under unified farm activity. It emphasizes countering propaganda with factual information and informing the public about farm hopes.
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Chicago
America
Federsl Farm Board
Tittal Press
Yaro
LIFER AVERTED REVOLT AT KANSAS PENITENTIARY
Nine convicts planned an early escape at the Kansas penitentiary and would have cost at least 25 lives. A life prisoner was granted a temporary parole for Gov. Woodring after revealing the firearms hideout. The informer’s name is withheld to protect him from retaliation. All prisoners are in solitary confinement under the warden’s orders.
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Lansing. Kans
Kansas Penitentiary
Woodring
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