Manifesto of Emperor Francis Joseph Ignites World War
Vienna reports the aged emperor’s manifesto calling Servia a treaty breach and justifying war as a last resort. The document frames Austria Hungary as defending order against Servia and sets a path toward armed conflict with the triple alliance and entente powers drawn in.
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International News Service
Vienna
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Germany
Bes Aulatria
France
Hugland
Joseph
Uar
Sturgkh
Austria Hungary
Bosnia
Kingdom of
Ted
Ingary
Qur Oh
Castles to Be Blown Up in Namur Battlefield Actions
Troops describe heavy bombardment and destruction around Namur as German forces burn farms dynamite trees and castles while French and Belgian units resist. Cavalry fights, trenches under hardwire, and French troops in Luxemburg province reported at about 120,000 with large demonstrations of joy from locals.
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Nanny Veleiggy
Namur
Fide
Kaya Maurice Cerhye Elult
Chicago Nowe
Moline
Wiendie
Enghierta
Luxemburg
Hers to War in Illinois as Mother Grieves Loss
Fourteen year old Lotta and her brothers Peter and others accompany families toward war, heading to the lagoon to view a German building by the lake. The widow Jackson and mother recall their brave soldier father and the urge to serve the Kaiser, with Lotta clinging to Peter as a cherished playmate.
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Hadvig
Lotta
Peter
Bank Stability and New Regulations Hit Stockholders
Stockholders of recently failed banks face fifth per cent assessments under state law, with four new charges added by the State Banking Department. The department tightens enforcement, drafts model bylaws, and announces an endowment fund to stabilize banking while urging cooperation from bankers.
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State Banking Department
Newanapor
Caiin
Keck
JNO
Halleim
Asarhsiment
Frerata
Sant ‘Pest
Hideen
Sirk & Hoo
Foxan
Maree Pia
Mabilitiee
Fey No
Thintington
Bank Reeila Thins
New Oil Corporation
Perpetual OH and Gas Company of
Nashville
Howard County
John T. Fuller
John M Tiavis Hase
Thay Tate
Yan
Realitieien
Banka
Athtener
Chia
Aggregate Arkansas News Roundup With Names and Events
A wide Arcadia state digest notes several political wins and appointments. George K. Logan, Arkadelphia native, elected Philippine Commission secretary. Will Baker wins Okmulgee County assessor. H W Sitton becomes Stevens County representative. Mountain Home connections appear in multiple towns. Farm updates report ton silo builds near El Dorado and Clarksville. Labor and education items cover Hempstead County race guidance, state education outreach, and a national civic federation role for Mrs. Whit. Regional university advances include Rural Life conferences at Fayetteville and Arkansan research posts in Washington. Also mentioned are a war era Paris postcard, a Switzerland peace conference guest, and guano ventures by Frank and Tom Kennedy in Fayetteville. Additional notes cover cattle purchases near Clarksville, dynamite damage in Sharp County, and a United Mine Workers convention in Kansas City.
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University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
L. McBrien
Washington
Nebraska
Iowa
Tenneseer
University of Arkannas
Frank
Tom Kennedy
Mayetteville
J. J. Marks
Proposed Amendment to Arkansas Constitution Amending General Assembly pay
Official notice detailing proposed Amendment No. 16 to the Arkansas Constitution. It outlines salary for General Assembly members 750 dollars, President of Senate and Speaker 850 dollars, travel allowance, per diem rules, payment schedule, and session length. Includes deadline and submission details with Secretary of State seal.
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Eotiuses
Arkansas
Seton Witton
Hlouse of Representatives
General Assembly
Senate
Hhouse of Representatives
House of Representatives
Auditor of State
Neral Assembly
Eriter Howse
Hodges
Secretary of
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Austria
Hungary
Belgium
Rall
Im Jackson
Stith Debt Board
Ranmissiner
Wirthneta Enumity
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Yheeiten
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Arkansas Highway
Arkinede
Alton Dew
Carter Coplee
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London
Rays
Hays
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Herman
Wis Inerary
Democratic Central
Yenday
Bergman
Yellville
Pepe
Etary Towo
Tuesaday
Melbourn
Batesville
Wo Blakesien
Highland Park College
Tie
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Tretory
East Pittsburg
Moose
KB Miller
Witte County
Miller
Hitt Rock
Ratt Knob
Pulaski County
Department of Education
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Hot Springs
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Lope
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Mena
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el Dorado
Little Rock
Arkaneus Supreme Court
Tate Commission
Carter
George K. Logan
Arkadelphia
Philippine Tn Lands
Philippine Commission
Will Baker
Okmulgee County
Okla
H.W. Sitton
Stevens County
Mountain Home
Ark
R. Patterson
R.A. Tujton
Hig Farm
Hache Denman Coal Syndicate
Hartford Valley
United States
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Ee H.W. Torreyson
State Board of Education
C. c. Whit
Federation of Woman's Chibs
Country Life Committee
Woman's Department National Civic Federation
Jon Scranton
Louis Werner
Clarksville
Corm
Johnson County
Ray
Hempstead
Sam Ft Young
Joe
Willon
Janie Woodruff
the Rock
Peter Sive
Baltimore
Paris
Tam
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Church Peace Conference
Switcerland
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Homer C Collins
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