Arkansas IGE Crop Leads State With 100000 Acres
A Southern Rice Growers Association survey finds Arkansas rice acreage around 78 percent of state totals at about 100000 acres. Texas and Louisiana show below normal conditions. The Arkansas crop is unusually early and condition is decidedly above average, while Texas and Louisiana are below normal. A three week trip by general manager Mr. Biggis of GISmont, Texas confirms Arkansas leads in readiness and health of the crop.
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Texas
Louisiana
Statteatt
Ilavers
Arkansas
Ries
Wien
Birwe Exniul
Arkan
Mr. Bignis
Ceneral Gianaver
Southern Rice Growers
Gissmont
Arkansis
Arkansas News Digest on Primaries and Local Prosperity
South Arkansas inquiry on election law shows no Democratic committee action to alter primary dates. Reports cover fruit farm demonstrations near Pine Bluff, diversification in Craighead and Jefferson counties, county seat relocation debates, and a busy farming season with record corn yields and fruit crops.
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South Arkansas
A J Walls
Stan Comitter
Chase & Central
America to Have Bumper Harvest Promises Record Crops
The piece notes U.S. agricultural prospects with corn reaching billions of bushels and wheat high, potatoes and sweet potatoes set to surpass prior records, and other crops like tobacco flax hay and rye seeing gains. Weather and conditions in central regions affect outlook. some regions face losses while overall production remains high.
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Poe
Alec
Birfiers
Dick Arrow
Arcitee
Carl Bott
Maine
Kansas
Texas
British Lose More Officer Tait OMIT Y Lets Sth Mayle
Fragmented and garbled text describes a wartime report mentioning officer Tait and various units. The passage references a casualty or loss context with unclear dates and figures, making precise details uncertain. The piece reads as a partial OCR with multiple misreads and broken names.
Texas Canal Opens Amid National Guard Move and City Politics
A fragmented report details the opening of a canal project linking the Sabine and Merrimack rivers with a $2,000,000 appropriation, congressional actions, and new Nashville officials including a mayor and city commissioner amid an ouster-law crackdown. It also notes Marines being dispatched to a distant post and a Philadelphia coroner denying a bid to auction a former boarder’s body.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tene Jide
Roetirt Bwine
Jo Tankard
Howse
Robert Elliott
Philadelphia
Mythadelphia
Ele
Berlin May Not Answer Submarine Note Yet
The German government has not yet decided whether to answer the American note on submarine warfare. It awaits the text of the note sent to Great Britain before determining further steps. Calcutta War boosts jute trade due to strong demand for large shipments.
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Berlin
Hertin
Great Britain
Calcutta
U S Forces Control Port au Prince Occupation Looms
Port au Prince Haiti reports U S forces neutralize local resistance after landing aboard a battleship. Citizens express belief the occupation may persist with mounted patrols and barracks observed as authorities push for order amid mixed reactions. The United States reiterates neutrality stance and risks of unrestricted trade during wartime.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Port Gu Melee
National Assembly
Wallin
Toby
Arie
Aiden
Gulaliein
Mosques Built in Germany Reflect Growing Islamic Structures
Report details a new mosque project in Germany with a minaret reaching about 40 feet and a central dome. Construction follows local religious rites and includes a Meccan-style caparade with an officiate present during consecration by Turkish leaders.
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Matsedure Howe
Mirren
Cenelderatie
San Antonio man held on threats against president and Roosevelt
PF Jaereen, 26, is held on charges of threatening the life of President Wilson and to harm Theodore Roosevelt. Bail set at $2,000. The case was prepared by J. J. Camp, United States district attorney.
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Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
J. J. Camp
United St
Sauerkraut Prices Expected to Drop Next Winter
Bloomington reports sauerkraut to be cheap as cabbage prices fall due to abundant production. Central Minors gardeners indicate 16 cents per hundred pounds for cabbage amid bumper output.
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Sauerkraut
Winte Central Minors
Ura Bolas
Eight Hurt in Collision at Washington Courthouse Ohio
Eight people were injured when Baltimore & Ohio passenger train No. 104 over-bound collided with a Cincinnati Hamilton & Payton freight train at Washington Courthouse Ohio. The wreck disrupted service and prompted city and railway officials to investigate the cause of the crash.
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Columbus
Oho
Baltimore & Oate
Hamilton & Payton
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
24 Dead in Erie Floods Struggle at Mill Creek Debris
Police and fire crews along with volunteers battled wreckage along Mill Creek after severe floods. Bodies were recovered, with eighteen identified and more remains to be found. Officials warned of typhoid risk as rescue efforts continued in the storm’s wake.
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Erie
Mill Creek
Natchmuee
Rupert
Church Worker Held at Counterfeiter
Teatiaoiwa Teanionne Mro W Hofiner, allied with Wo A Bennett, is described as a social figure in Southern stairway circles. He faced charges connected to handling counterfeit currency, including a $1 bill raised to $5 and $19, as authorities investigated the matter involving military service members.
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Teatiaoiwa
Teanionne
W. Hofiner
Wits
Wo A
Russ to Free 12 000 Italians
Rome reports say twelve thousand Italians, now prisoners in Siberia, will be moved by the Hoesian government according to advices received. The Italians were residents of Austrian frontier provinces.
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Russ
Rome
Siberia
Panama Pacific Exposition Daily Attendance Figures Noted
Officials report July average attendance at the Panama Pacific Exposition rose to 64,692 daily, up from 58,268 since its February 9 opening. The totals reflect strong visitor turnout across the fair’s early months.
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San Francia
Peace Predictions After Warsaw Fell Colorful Teuton Viewpoints
A wartime digest notes Turkish satisfaction with the Kaiser and Greece’s neutrality, while Berlin signals optimism for a swift end to the world war. A Berlin conference is planned this week as officials discuss strategy amid the Warsaw campaign and Turkish actions in the region.
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Greece
Perlin
Warsaw
Kaiser Nas
Berlin
Hich
Jaipmigery
Gormitny de
Aili
Garinies
Won't Follow Billy Sunday Resigns Amid Expo Hope
Reverend Charlive T Aked of Picot Cone church announces resignation from the federal council of the estate of Amerion with a plan to promote evangelistic meetings during the Pananatctic Expo. Previously pastor of Fifth Avenue Baptist in New York, he also led Mockefetler church and served as VP of the committee of 10 before quitting. His letter states there is no God and no heaven or hell as he departs the group.
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Charlive T
Jin
Federal Council of the
Chret
Amerion
de Akod
Picot Conegrepanional
Fifth Avenue
William A
Aked
Sultan Cured and Turkish Politics Risk Factor Highlighted
Prof Jan Israel reports Turkey talisman Turley operation outcome uncertain due to political stakes. Paris trench phonographs tested for loud, clear local listening. In Utah, Harry G Honte confessed wrecking the Scenic Limited near Springville, facing charges.
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Netila
Germany
Jan Israel
Turley
Turkey
Salt Lake City
Harry G. Honte
Springville
Utah
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