Governor Hays Proclaims School Funds For Teachers Salaries
Arkansas news reports Governor Hays plans a proclamation to cover salaries for teachers as part of a broader effort to support public education. The piece details state financial actions, educational funding debates, and appointments affecting commissions and university support.
Musical Newmans to Entertain Arkansas Editors at Harvisot
The Arkinsd n Press Auction will hold a annual mill session at Harvisot May 37 8 and 1 anil toe tw tae neeerhne Met AN PxeH Eston On M & NON Rathroan. Wells the Newnan Concert Band will perform for editors with Havens in attendance. The event aims to showcase musical talent and provide instruction for aspiring musicians. Local editors, including Hin ty here a Pood austeian, will be guests as part of a state literary and musical program.
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Governor as Witness Drenches Charity Board Hearing
A chaotic transcript shows attorneys pressing to compel Governor Hays to testify on hospital nutrition and board decisions. Witnesses discuss beef usage, pork substitutes, and funding for a new state facility, with tension over executive authority and board recalls. The hearing probes Dr Greene and the Charities Board amid disputes over duties and appropriations.
Misleading Bird Names Explain Meadow Lark Example
The article discusses misapplied bird names used by settlers in early America. It notes meadowlark and robin redbreast as misnomers tied to European references, with notes on horned larks and starlings and how local names arose from familiar contrasts and coloring.
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Russians win big battle and push through Carpathians pass
Russians gain in major Carpathian operations with advances near Uzsok and Lupkow passes. They report capturing Cisma and hundreds of prisoners while Austrian and German forces resist. Reports also note naval actions off the Netherlands coast.
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Arkansas Rivers Project Funds Authorized by Congress
Congress allocates 418350 dollars for Washington River and Harbor improvements and related public works. Secret Harrison announced the authorization. chief engineers of the War Department to draft official estimates, totaling 46000100 dollars.
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Revenue Report Highlights U S Railroads 1914
A public report by the Interstate Commerce Commission shows total net revenue for U S railroads in 1914, with operating revenues exceeding 10 000 for the year ending June 30. The disclosure appears in the FMBLIG 604 release.
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Won't Bow to Nippon un Praneises in China tax plan
A San Francsco Chinese community leaders propose a tax of 20 dollars on every Chinese resident in the United States, aiming to raise funds to resist Japanese demands upon China. The plan, described by prominent members of the local Chinesy colony, calls for a new U S contribution to support national resistance efforts.
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Ship Held At Deal With Lard Cargo For Inquiry
The American steamer Robert Mo Thompson from New York for Hatterdan carries a carta of lard bound for other hotels. It is retained at Deal pending inquiries regarding the consignee. In Riverside, California, 15 000 people prayed for peace in a Mount Rubidoux scene. Washington reports renewed US representations to General Carranza over foreign flags violations at Mazanillo and requests protection for foreigners. A sun spot discovery is noted by naval observers with a noon March 21 photograph.
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