Arkansas Referendum Amendment Text Emerges in Constitutional Proposal
The document outlines expanded initiative and referendum powers for residents of counties cities and towns to approve local legislation and ballot measures. It details petition requirements thresholds and procedures for presenting measures to voters and the duties of clerks and state officials in various steps of the process.
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Heit Promey
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Whetter
Agi Hall
May Render Paper From Cotton Stalks Boost U S Industry
Shortage of wood pulp prompts exploration of cotton stalks as substitute. Berlin reports a royal material testing drive at Gross Lichterfeld near Berlin exploring paper potential from plant fibers. The effort, led by officials, aims to bolster production for the United States, the world’s greatest cotton producer, with a hospital train project described as ready in days.
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Gross Lichtertelm
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Chhaee
Wheats Tane
Mabie
Sago
Probe Would Be Costly in Broad Inquest
Washington set to pursue a far reaching inquiry into the book packing boat TSS AS 1K. Probes by petite resolutions in the House reportedly would cost about 140000 dollars as the Federal Trade Commission informs Congress. A committee will recommend whether the inquiry should continue or expand.
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Petites
House
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Railroads to Assist In City Safety Edict
Railroads entering Jersey City agree not to haul explosives in their cars and will comply with the city commission edict for examinations of every freight train. The pledge was announced by Frank Hague, director of public safety.
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Frank Hague
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Public Safety
Sniper Wounds Sentry On Sea Duty in Mexican Front
Reported in Berlin the capture of 18,000 Russians is claimed by the army headquarters while a sentry aboard a U S infantry unit was wounded by a sniper fire from the Mexican side during sea service. The same bulletin notes a Senate resolution urging clemency for Irish political prisoners.
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Wilken
British Steamer Olive Sunk by London Lloyds
London Lloyd's reports the British steamer Olive of 2,296 tons has been sunk. Her crew was BAY.
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France Protests German Occupation Actions in French Departments
France sent an official acta to the central powers protesting the conduct of German authorities toward civilians in the French departments occupied by Teutonic forces.
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Taris
Cetral
French Departments
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Harry Monroe Dead in Chicago at 86
Chicago obituary notes Harry Monroe age eighty six died at his home. He is credited with converting evangelist Billy Jay to Christianity. No further details given.
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Chicago
Billy" Jay
Christian
European War Chronology Aug 1915 Includes Riga and Arras Battles
A rapid digest of World War I events for August 1915 noting German advances toward Warsaw and Petrograd, repulses near Riga and Kovno, French offensive near Arras, Italian submarine actions, British and German naval losses, and Allied vessel sinkings with emphasis on the wider campaign amid heavy fighting at Gallipoli and the Baltic coast.
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Worth Knowing from the Era of 183 Years of Dickinson College
A collection of brief items notes Dickinson College Carlisle marked as 183 years old, with tidbits on offices nearly outdoors requiring winter gear for typists, improvements in keyboard safety, evolving death rates from wartime wounds, and various scientific curiosities from glass production to near sight spectacles. It also mentions a pocketbook found in a fire ruin, a Breslau zinc foil substitute, and other assorted observations.
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International plan legislation Sunday school lesson against espionage
A fragmented notice references an international plan and legislation for a Sunday school lesson focused on espionage, with unclear copyright notes from 1918. The readable text hints at a church or Bible study context and a dated publication line, but lacks concrete details.
The Grace of Living Lesson Text
A damaged OCR page discusses the grace of giving and charity, citing Cor 9 and Pauls exhortations. It covers the duty of Christians to support the church through systematic giving, training children to contribute, and the transformative power of generosity aligned with Gods gift.
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Goel
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Jesus Christ
John Sil Hy
New York Newspapers Report Massive Trade Totals
The New York press notes combined exports and imports reached 2.168 billion dollars this period, with December figures at 1.0 trillion. The paper cites industry analysts and trade partners, highlighting strong overseas demand and rising shipments indicating a broad economic boost for the region.
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New York
Villa Region Sees Sparse Provisional Posts Report
A report indicates limited activity in northern Duran with only a few appearances in recent weeks. General Jacite Prepine says he received information from General Garcia in the Penoles district about the situation and expected updates soon.
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Chihtacha CH
Max Pancho Villa
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Prepine
Garcia
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Dallas Morris Campaign Expenses Reported in Winsome State Race
Dallas Charles T. Morris of Winnebars, defeated Democratic nominee for governor, reported campaign spending of $20,141.41 alongside his expense account filing. The record shows the candidate’s expenditures totaling roughly twenty thousand dollars as part of the race finance disclosures.
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Dallas
Charles T. Morris
Winnebars
Rivers Bill Signed By Wilson For $42 Million
President Wilson signed the rivers and harbors appropriation measure totaling about 42 million dollars. The act funds dredging, harbor improvements, and navigation work across multiple ports and waterways to enhance national commerce.
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Washington
Wilson
Democratic caucus votes to defer immigration bill
In Washington Democratic senators meet in caucus to postpone action on the immigration bill until the next Congress. They adopt a binding resolution unifying all Democratic senators on the postponement decision.
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Washington
Congress
U Boat Downs Biplane Near Zeebrugge
German Admiralty states a British biplane was shot down north of Zeebrugge Belgium by a German submarine. Two crew members were captured. The action underscores ongoing undersea warfare amid European hostilities.
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Berlin
Zeesrugge
Belgium
Denison Woman Recovers With Husband Help
A Denison Texas woman describes severe female trouble with chills dizziness and fatigue last summer. She neared a walking skeleton before her husband urged treatment and she began improving after starting a remedy praised for easing her condition.
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Denison
Texas
Cuti cura Ointment Ad Claims Soothing Hands
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for rough sore hands. It urges applying the preparation at night and routing readers to send a postcard to Cuticura Department for free literature. The wrap contains fragmented rhymes and stray lines from a suburban news page.
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Iverywhire
Why Have Chills and Fever Ad Rants and Remedies
An ad style note offers a tonic Why Have Chills and Fever with guaran teet claimed to work in a week. It promises a full refund if it fails after a trial and mentions a price of 50e. The text also includes a caution about a speedy lover and a stray remark about defenses and printing.
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