Greene County Tax Suit Threatens Tax Refunds Across County Lines
A long standing dispute in Arkansas centers on Blue Cane Township once part of Greene County but now under Clay County, with Greene County charging the territory was improperly annexed. If Greene wins, Clay must refund taxes collected since 1895. A chancery court case in Paragould seeks to restore the township to Greene County, arguing constitutional limits on county area. Federal inquiries on related price and market topics follow local developments.
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Clay County
Paragould
Grove County
Blue Cane
Green County
Greene County
Ins County
County Court
Arkansas
G County
Linda
Chancery Court
Arkansas Epitome of Tragedy and Local News
In Newport area reports tell of a poisoned bread incident blamed on flour laced with rough on rats poison. One died and others are seriously ill as the investigation continues. Also noted are military and political personnel movements, a wounded Arkansas National Guard member, a test oil well near Malvern, and Jonesboro Bank deposits rising to 1.41 million dollars. A Higelow family loss follows the death of Mrs Gussie Huchingson and the death of her husband and child within a year.
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Newport
Barfield
Sol Heinemann
Investimanti
Gussie Huchingson
Higelow
Congress Debates Labor Law Fights and Next House
Washington dispatch reports Congress amid labor dispute protests and preparedness spending. Clark and Mann poised as possible future leaders as Wilson faces inaugural season debates. public ball costs and social planning loom over early 20th century governance.
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Mann
House of Representatives
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Faye
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Wilson
Mie Ching
Thoe Eur
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Vithvens
Washington
Mobilization of Militia Failure and Pay Proposal
Washington reports a military failure in border mobilization of the National Guard and calls to abandon the volunteer system. Major Generals Scott and Weed advocate universal military training and a larger active force, while Walter Fisher argues for a regional army and higher private pay to attract recruits.
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National Guard For
Border Service
Tivch de Scott
Stat Oc Ueary
Laviard Weed
Cai
Pastor Deparment
Senate
Wood
Scott
United States
Walter Lo Fisher
Chicago
Secretary of the Interior
Sepvier
Sheugl
Wwe
Theserties
Lesson for December 24 Isaiah 9 21 7 and the Prince of Peace
The December 24 lesson explores Isaiah 9 2 1 7 and the prophecy of a son born who bears the government on his shoulders. It links Isaiah’s vision to John’s in Revelation and explains the titles Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace. The commentary discusses Jerusalem under Ahaz, the coming light for those in darkness, and the Messianic fulfillment through Christ, urging Sunday school leaders to emphasize the peace of God in teaching.
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Assyrian
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Tsurah
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Zebulon
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Israel
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Acta Sos
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Hezekiah
Abag Nod
Tle
Tsalahaw
St. John Stony
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Beetle Jechem
God
Guard Must Stand Alone In State Military Affairs
A fragment indicates concern over National Guard independence with the Washington government urging self reliance. It references the Militia Bureau report to the War Department and suggests state efficiency is at stake in the defense framework.
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Wash Fogby
Peon Svivatda Avenue
War
Navy
Treaty
Post Office Department
Capitol
Ned Tisards
Washington
Europe
National Guard
Arka Soldier Dies in Deming Hospital
Army private James Ro Ward of the First Arkansas Regiment died in Deming hospital from pneumonia complicated by malaria. His body will be sent to his former home in Coldwater Mississippi. He enlisted at Port Roots.
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Deming
James Ro Ward
First
Arkaiteds Regiment
Coldwater
Mier
Port Roots
Prohibition raid destroys Seattle dining room fixtures
In Seattle a dry squad raid by the Prohibition Department damaged or destroyed furnishings valued at 4000 dollars in a Narroom and dining room of the Hole Cee. The action occurred amid alleged violations of shutdowns on alcoholic beverages.
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Carrie Nation
Seattle
Hole Cee
Dry Squad
Searle Polion Department
Woman's Peace Party Aims School Physical Training
A Washington group of women forming the Peace Party seeks to push physical training for boys and girls in city and state schools. A committee is named to plan a rally and to solicit support from school authorities and the state education department.
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Woman's Peace Party
Penor Marty
Famous Song Writer Latta Arisa Dead in Old Town
Latta Arisa, noted songwriter and author of the tune Vivre Weed More in the Old Town Tonight, is reported dead. The obituary notes his influence in the New York music scene and mentions the late composer Miles and Hayden in connection with his work.
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Latta Arisa
Cal Joseph Ot Miles
Hayden
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