Futrell 19 Given Support by Board Amid Fraternity Ban
A university board declares that Futrell receives support while certain fraternities are banned for the rest of the year. The proceedings reference disciplinary actions involving President Putnall and Nina V. Mordin and discuss aide pay and reforms at the University of Arkansas infirmary. The board votes to maintain the ban and monitor fraternities under state law, with details of charges and potential future enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fecoul Statlin
University of Arkansas
Bard
Putnall
Putralino
Nina V. Mordin
Aim 3
ATO
Arkonsie
Roger Witthame
Jonas
Arkansas
Long, chaotic OCR fragment covers state notices and events
A partial reading lists court actions, local officials, elections questions, road and county matters, and upcoming meetings. Mentions Randolph County Supreme Court transcript, Western Bradford district issue, Fort Smith police, YMC A funds, and farmers groups. Also references West Point appointment and Northwest Arkansas Shorthorn sale dates and delegates to a good roads conference in Mineral Wells Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Supreme “S Court
Randolph Cinit Mourt
Bardelph Rowat
White Guard's 15 Organized Pogrom Victims Buried in Common Grave
Article notes a large-scale anti Jewish massacre in Buenos Aires with a common grave. Officials quote Zionist sources and claim many Jews were killed in a violent episode during unrest in Argentina's capital.
Red Cross In Our Schools Plan Expands Across States
Washington announces Red Cross in school curricula supervised nationwide. Arrangements add the course to curricula in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama California Washington Alaska and New York City with endorsements from many states. Hoy Scouts of America back the plan and will award merit to scouts passing the exam and earning a Red Cross certificate. Paris sees two new daily papers amid political shifts as 28 papers operate daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Sernate
Red Crown
Louisland
Missinsippi
Alabama
California
Alaska
York City
Hoy Scouts of America
Red Cross
Paris
Pape
Dacily
Philadelphia brewers push 2 percent beer policy and oppose government action
Philadelphia members of the Pennsylvania State Brewers Association voted to permit 2 percent beer and vowed to resist any government steps to shut down their breweries. Edgar Crammond, a writer, estimates allied direct war costs at 141.6 billion dollars and central powers at 68.3761 billion, totaling 260 billion dollars. In Paris a small Foreign Ministry library museum plans to display relics from the peace conference, including pens and blotters once used by leading delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Membef
Pennsylvania
London
Edgar Crammond
Paris
French Foreign Ministry
Littl
War Financing Advances for Roads and Railways Across Nation
The War Finance Corporation has begun applications for additions from the nation’s roads to infrastructure programs, with Eugene Meyer noting certificates of indebtedness issued by the Railroad Administration. The agency reports 40 million dollars advanced to rail and road projects, aiming to spur private investment and extend wartime mobilization.
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Warriton
Eugene Meyer
Othe Corporation
War Mince Corporation
al Rody
Iviount
Meyer
Ferrior
Tithroads Administration
War Fiance Corporation
Ulm
Anne ' Vbr
Ted Bee Lees Ly Thane
Automatic plane guide vaults to target landings
In Fort Worth Secretary Baker described an automatic aircraft guide that can land at a designated point without a pilot. The device, unveiled in America, aids war effort and could worsen future wars if diplomacy fails. A prior uncrewed test carried an airship over 100 miles. The war department reports over 200 million dollars in war supplies sold to foreign governments, mainly France, including smokeless powder acids and copper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Newton D. Baker
Camp Bowie
Baker
America
League of National
Washington
War Department
France
Meanest Thief Sought in Bond Robbery Case
Indianapolis police seek Mrs. L Madden linked to selling a Liberty Bond to bury her baby and being robbed by two crooks while en route to the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
L. Madden
Reds Propose German Alliance and Hungarian Army Rebuild
Reports from Budapest describe German officers aiding Hungary to reorganize its army with Allied looting and revolutionary suppression. Executions of 150 suspected communists are claimed as new regime rules begin, while censorship tightens and papers print only government telegraphic copy.
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He Ey
Mackenzen
Budapest
Reeiue
Lloyd
Arist
Unus Pareen
Oech Tropa
Slovakia
Kaschan
Tutapeet
Flivver Airplane Designed for Road Landings
New York aviator Captain D Annunzio announces the design and initial manufacture of flivver airplanes. The small craft are intended to land on country roads and sell for 1.25 dollars to make guns into plows amid peacetime reform efforts.
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New York
Use D'Annunzi
Gabrielle M'Annunzio
Coblenge
Tos
Coblenz
John M. Parker Receives Liberty Medal
John M. Parker food administrator for the state of Toursiana is awarded the Liberty Medal by the National Institute of Social Science for his wartime government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Toursiana
National Institute of Social Science
Germans May Resist at Danzig Port
Paris reports German forces are increasing the garrison at Danzig. The move is seen as signaling a intent to resist any peace conference decision regarding the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Danzig
Japanese Get Concessions Grasp in Lower California Lands
Mexico City report says that Japanese corn corporations have secured concessions to exploit agricultural lands in Lower California. General Amado Aguirre stated the concession grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Lower
California
Amado Aguirre
Dead Shot Endorses Black-Draught Liver Medicine
The Rev M G Jenkins a retired minister from Mineola Texas touts Black-Draught as a superior stomach and liver medicine. He claims two months of cramps and pain disappeared using the product and urges others to try it for liver and digestion issues. The ad extols Black-Draught as vegetable, gentle on bowels, and effective for constipation and bad tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Texas
M. G. Jenkins
M. H. Church South
Thedford
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Futrell
Paraghamis
Meriantt Peer Pensa
Fais
Wick Pearifaer
Bevin
Terval
Deffersan Arte Pulldine
Ponty Teachers” Agsoriufian
John D. Arbuckle
Mra 3 S
Caldwell
Dierks
Fort Smith
Paul Little
Russellville
W. M. Wright
Ouachita County
Little Rock
Board of Aldermen
Tovernay AvouRl Hua
Chesun
Marton
Gwendine Seedon
Ieeeta
Dick Watheer
Badora
Herbeerandahiee
Inves Tree
Sento Korky Amd
Relton
Ant
Carthar
ArSitess
Texan
The
Gonrat Avewintine Astaetn- Air
Beatifikate Hs Wie
Tremmicedt
Tal Rank Wouters Team
Wether Af
Werth
Oman
Frown
Purth
Tide Dentinal
Thomsens
Comwas
Naple Bensley
Rentonville
West Point
Jobs N. Tillman
Northwest Arkansas Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Fayetteville
Bentonville
Emmett Vaughan
J. W. Watson
Prairie County
Brough
Mineral Wells
Tex
Etave
Queros Aires
White Guard
Nanan
Barrie
Ark Perenie
Eribhad Jewa Ware
Alan Wille
New York City
Pennsylvania Beer
WAR Board
REDS
Berlin
Hy Open
Cewle
Hitian Naw
Mart White
Vanteleen
Weuniartere
New Tew
Tie Preslyteen
Copenhagen
Tages Zeitung
Posen
Dean‘s
Yost Kerman
Ark
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N. Y
Bee
Bee Dee Stock
Bee Dee
Astoria
Pearty
Tony Fee
Pelme
Petite Cently
Calicurs
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