Claims laws are not in conflict in Arkansas ruling
Opinion by Attorney General John D Arbuckle says the compulsory education law exempting children needed to support a widowed mother does not conflict with the child labor law prohibiting under 14s, except when employed during vacations by parents or guardsmen. The two acts are separate and distinct. Also notes tax receipts, pardons, camp hospital expansion, new instructors, and Arkansas auto licenses trend.
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Little Rock
Bob McKinley
John D Arbuckle
Training Camps May House Adjutants For National Army
Army gossip says Major Tans B Gowen and Major Naylor may serve as adjutants at divisional training camps as national army units form. Washington dispatch notes 16 officers were chosen for the adjutant general’s department, fueling belief they are destined as adjutants for the 16 national army corps.
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Bort Roots
Naylor
Washington
Adjutant General's Department
Europe
National Army Tepe
Bentvee club arrests and council ordinances reflect state happenings
In Bentvee area many arrests followed a stream of incidents as Speedine jr faced charges. Bellefonte and nearby towns report crop prospects high with a record beet yield shown at Faulkner County exhibit. Des Are advances sewage plans. postmasters Pound and Turner nominated or confirmed. Peaches ship from Springdale. Pope county rural schools contest at Dover on September 1.
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Pope County
Dover
Hoover Named as Controller for Food Administration
President Wilson named Herbert C Hoover as food administrator to enforce the new food bill. Hoover warned speculators and vowed to eliminate extortion and waste, stabilize prices, and preserve supplies for U S use and allies. He said rapid regulation would follow, starting with controls on wheat and flour to be outlined in days.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
Herbert C Hoover
Hoover
Food Administration
Lowden Wins Coal Fight In State Agreement
The state reaches a coal settlement with Governor Lowden. The agreement fixes prices by the Chief Justice Orrin N Carter and requires the NEC to supply state needs before exporting coal. It covers only soft coal as hard coal remains unlimited within the state.
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Lowden
Supreme Court of
Orrin N Carter
Fred Shuld
Weber
Some Distillers Will Quit Whisky Makers Near War Prohibitions
New York reports distillers face two choices to survive wartime bans on whisky. Some close operations to avoid prohibitions or push to win government contracts for alcohol distillation into smokeless powder. Maryland distilleries already shut due to high labor costs and stock held by refiners. Kentucky distillers speed up production to meet looming limits.
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New York
Maryland
Ywlne
Kentucky
Timm
Dysentery Epidemic Hits German Regions and Berlin
Amsterdam reports an outbreak of dysentery in Zevenaar and the Rhine region with deaths and many serious cases. Duisburg records 292 cases with 20 fatalities. Berlin papers note rising dysentery tied to food shortages. Germany rejects Lima plan on sinking Lorton case. Peru declines court submission.
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Het John
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Duisburg
Cai
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Lima
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Lorton
Heart on Right Side Found in Draft Examager
A man identified as Fred Mummey of River Park in South Bend Indiana was found to have his heart on the right side during a draft examination. Despite the abnormal position the heart, Mummey passed the exam.
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South Bend
Ind
Fred Mummey
River Park
Mummey
Emperor Calls War Council At Berlin Headquarters
The Kaiser summoned a high level war council at grand headquarters with Chancellor Michaelis and top military leaders including Hindenburg Ludendorff and von Stumm. Attending officers will map military governmental and diplomatic policy as changes to the cabinet unfold. A definite program is expected to be outlined.
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Berlin
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Ludendorfz
Hindenburg
Michaelis
Kuhitiann
Helfferich
von Stumm
Foreign Office
Villa Wounded and Hiding Near Durango
Francisco Villa is seriously wounded and hid ing in the mountains near Durango. The famed bandit chief, whose raid on Columbus New Mexico sparked the American Mexican crisis, is expected to be captured soon.
12 Missionaries Besieged Near Pekin Missionaries and guards move toward Tatil
In Kalgan a U S embassy party led by Capt Matthews and Lt Molashy of the United States baggage and escort proceed toward Tatil in Oh Li province to protect 24 Americans and Chinese watchers from harm. The group seeks to rescue 12 American Board of Missions members and 12 others. the majority are women and children. The journey follows warnings about possible dangers from bandits and insurgents.
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Molashy
United States Varvoy Corps
Pekin Legation
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Tatil
Oh Li
American Board of Missions
Brandite
Chinews
Mine Bosses Rescued After Sierra Anchas Standoff
A small group of mine bosses trapped by striking workers at the ashesive mines in the Sierra Anchas Mountains were rescued when forest rangers and cowboys arrived to relieve the encirclement. The incident highlights tensions over labor actions and control of local mining operations.
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Globe. Arie
Sierra Anchas
Harvest War Crop of Apples Shortly
Wartime apple harvest looms with a motto Eat 21 Apples and Send a Biscuit. Organize picking crews locally. enlist chambers of commerce, boards of trade, and defense councils to secure labor amid factory and rail labor demands. Plan in advance, gather accurate worker needs, and coordinate with businesses to ensure a safe, cooled, and bulk sold apple crop.
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Defense
Themeel
Stadt Co
Iianelinte
Johor
Lin
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