The Governors L d A Novelization Dramatic Affair
Daniel Slade rises from pennies miner to a governor era magnate, while his wife Mary bears his ambition and a clashing life. As Slade plots a divorce and Mary fights to keep her name, memory of happier days haunts their old cottage and a distant future. The narrative traces power, pride, jealousy, and a wife’s resolve against a man driven by money and status.
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Daniel Stade Smddenly
Aimple
Tyrine
Riade
Teeta Kattutios
Strick- Mand
Anit
Mary
Poe
Wah
Biliterr Merritt
Mere Merritt
Katherine Aerers
Hayes
Katherton
Slade Mathanes
Stetklands
Slade
Mary Slade
Dan
Ike
Dan Slade
Succeed
Tikh Tan
Ehanby
Ehat
Slade Hay
Hersel
Ian
Dina
Haypior
Senator Strickland
Ubermaldefellwork
Tan
Nita
Juanita
Long Association Creates Facial Resemblance in Town Widows
In a New York town two widows have long served by the same mistress and worker, leading to similar mannerisms and a notable facial likeness between the mistresses and their longtime companions. The phenomenon is described as a common result of sustained close proximity and shared routines.
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New York State
No servant for more than forty years in two cases
The long time servants have become so like their mistresses that they are often mistaken for them, drawing attention locally and beyond. In both cases their voices over the telephone sound so alike that friends of the women have abandoned using this contact method.
The Recessional poem Kipling gifted to the world
Rudyard Kipling’s The Recessional was never copyrighted and a $500 payment offered by The Times was refused. He dedicated the poem to the nation ensuring it could be printed worldwide without cost, remaining open to all.
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Rudyard Kipling
Britain
Empire
London Times
Two Initiated Acts Eliminated Amid Court Challenge
Uproar over three amendments and two proposed measures. Supreme Court appeal delays voting on the Banking Guaranty Act and State Mining Board Act. Federation leaders push for rapid action while Chancellor Martin sets petition rules for initiation. Arkansas uses stricter stock sale proof before public offering under new rule.
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Pulaski
Eertt
IK Defisiters
Labor Labw
Athanisis Federation of
Talo
Mardneyan
Supreme Court
Chancery Court
National Referendum League
Martinend
Rot Judee Martineas
Namie
State Highway Engineer Honored at Atlanta Meeting
The State Highway Engineer will be principal speaker at the fourth annual meeting of the American Road Congress in Atlanta Georgia. Carter has been selected by the program committee to lead a paper by George W. Cooley on maintenance methods and their relation to travel of good roads.
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Carter
American Road Congress
Atlanta
George W. Cooley
County Superintendent Office Becomes Permanent
Attorney General Moose advised County Judge Martin of Polk County that once voters approve county school supervisory law by a majority, the office of county superintendent becomes permanent and need not be resubmitted. If the measure is defeated, the question may be voted on again at each general election.
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Moose
Martin
Polk
Vacancies Filled in Greene at State Board Meeting
The State Board of Election Commissioners filled two vacancies in Greene county at a Thursday meeting. Tempetead county commissioners were named, but their announcement will wait until after the county-seat election. Attorney General Moose advised Springdale Mayor I T Lane that the vacancy from the city marshal’s resignation may be filled by the City Council.
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Greene
State Board of Election Commissioners
Greene County
Tempetead
Moose
I. T. Lane
Springdale
Negro Farm Club Movement Gains Tempo in State
Supervisor Payrot notes pronounced growth of the club movement among Black farmers in Arkansas. The region includes Pulaski, Chivet, Dallas, Lafayette, Monroe, Deshi and Hempstead counties with 520 members in tomato, corn and cotton clubs. In Arkansas County clubs report 20 percent of fruit canned by mid July as canning demand rises among farmers and their wives.
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Payrot
Arkinens
Pulaski
Arkansas
Chivet
Dallas
Lafayette
Onaehith
Monroe
Deshi
Hempstead
Pulaski County
Chautauqua Notables And Democratic Nomination Progress
Notable figures and political moves fill the Chautauqua program with names such as Gov. Reckhim and Senator Molitison, while Arkansas figures discuss malaria prevention. Dr Ro Ho von Beders outlines measures including screening homes, mosquito nets, and quinine to curb malaria costs, citing a Little Rock example and a $40 screening price.
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Ro Ho von Beders
United States Public Health Service
Arkansas
van Ezdorf
Little Rock
Henry Thibault
Argenta Street Railway Assessed At $24125 For 1920
The State Tax Commission has levied an assessment of 24125 on the Argenta Street Railway, marking an increase of 8.69 percent over the 1919 figure. The total assessment remains fixed on realty values dating back to 1913.
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Argenta Street Railway
Argenta
State Tax Commission
Professor J J Bond to Speak at Rural School Contest
At the County Rural School Center in Monticello, Prof. J J Bond was invited to deliver an address at a rural school contest scheduled for September 6.
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J. J. Bond
County Rural School Center
Monticello
Proposed Amendment to Arkans State Constitution Notice
Notice states a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the state constitution was passed by the General Assembly and will be submitted to voters at the general election on September 14. It describes pay provisions for senators, speakers, and officials, and outlines the amendment’s selection and ratification process and timing in a historically styled bill.
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Arxanbas
Trol
Wia
Kapber
Arkateas
Ackuras
House
Senate
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Gertrude Stevenson
Slide
Robert
Bank Guaranty and Mining Board
Woratern Newapawer Union
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Trate
Procharge and Clearing House of
Nashville
Parker
John M. Davis
Negro Farm Club Movement
Atraners
Chantanmin
Northweer
Ar Pook
Chitin Clark
Henry Jame Wilson
Mexico
Amp ‘Taylor
Tennoessen
Bob
Gov
Kentucky
Merrittin
Reckhim
United States
Joe T Molitison
Arkarsae
Das
Cody
Wyonine
Aleet
Little River County
L. E.gger
Garland
Henr. Griffin
Puliski
Louis Jonepha
Miter
Beal
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