Tax license fees threaten auto seizures after grace period
Attorney General rules license fee must be paid promptly to avoid confiscation of motor vehicles. Due taxes cover year. owners have ten days after notice to pay, or vehicles may be seized. The opinion clarifies county collectors’ authority and the process for forfeiture of cars for delinquency.
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Attorney General
Newapitier Hii
Daya
W. N. Moose
Reber Gye
Department of State Lands Highways and Improvement
Vr Bee
Ht le
Judee Oose
Lmne
Ereayter
el Celleotur
Growth in Polk County Narrated by State Supervisor
J L Bond highlights a year of county superintendency in Polk County with notable gains in rural school progress and tax valuation. The annual report shows increased school property value and expanded funding for equipment, indicating broad improvement across districts. The text notes rising revenue for transportation and teacher support, reflecting steady advancement under county oversight.
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Western
Lion News Service
T Little Rock
J. L. Bond
Department of Public Instruction
York County
Bond
Pole
Echowl
Regent
Lin Ty County Tow
Euven
Labor Rules Questioned After Attorney General Opinion
The attorney general’s opinion says mills may employ workers overtime if consented and paid, with occasional extra labor allowed for necessity. It notes breakdowns or accidents are not mentioned in the statute. A Black Rock company official sent armory property as a local unit was mustered out. A governor’s requisition sought Sam Wilkinson for fraud, while Paragould deal with coopers and mill owners hints at a possible strike resolution.
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Little Rock
W. T
Black Rock
Maj
W. ©. Bradford
Arkansas National Guard
Eli E
M. J. McMahon
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Paragould
Adjutant General England Encouraged by Washington Conference
The War Department discusses militia reform and the Arkansas National Guard amid calls for reorganizing state forces. Officials address property protection, national standards, and federal oversight, with emphasis on avoiding losses from unorganized government assets.
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England
Washington
Wat
Eer
Neivanaperhbo
Suive Sethlew
Little Rock Assiutant
Lloyd Bughint
Bow
Green
Kus
Fom
Briginjier
Milead
Division of Militia Affairs
War Department
Arkansa National
Amd
Mhiraielly
Chenerad
Arhinisas Nasional
Fieterien
Resigns to Enter Race in State Military Contest
The office of Stans Auditer announces resignation and immediate entry into a race for state military office. Kniaell is named a candidate subject to Democratic primary action in March. Incumbent Tahu M. Cathout’s term expires. Coffin and Charles F Cunningham tied to Littl Keck to succeed McCain. Cunningham moves from City Council as sixth ward alderman.
Long Prize Essay Contest Underway in Arkansas
The Arkansas State Department announces a competition inviting essays from students aged up to twelve. Winners will receive four prize gifts with top entries advancing to district judging. The entry deadline and official details appear in state materials.
Tariff pact boosts shipper edge on forest products
The Arkansas Hallrond Commission approved a cartel among shippers Varriens on rough material for forest products under the Intermite tariff. Inbound materials should carry two cents per unit, with 20 percent reshipment rule at mills. A half cent more applies if 20 percent isn’t reshipped. The deal saves shippers 10 percent on product rejections and requires no bond to insure reshipment.
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Tithe Hoek
Arkanas Halrond Commission
Gravette Store Chartered and New Springs Company Formed
Gravette Cash Store in Gravette filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. A separate filing for Neal Springs Company of New Springs in Sevier County shows capitalization at $100,000. The Gravette venture lists $5,000 capital.
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Little Rock
Gravette Cash
Lite Bovk
Neal Springs of and Tia Company
New Springs
Sevier County
Kurl W. Hodges
Teddy and Chilean Clash in Roosevelt Era Debate
Long passage notes political clashes over foreign policy and the Monroe doctrine with references to President Roosevelt era rhetoric. It mentions a Washington representative promoting government ownership of postal services and telegraph lines, plus Los Angeles court records clearing McNamara dynamiting indictments against Clarence Darrow and prior acquittals affecting prosecutors.
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Turner Presilent Nuneesett
Lip Muret
Martie
Roosevelt
Vital Benue
Martines
Tron
Washington
Lewis
Maryland
House
Tos Angeles
Los Angeles County
McNamara
Clarence
Darrow
Dynamiters
Fredericks
Jackson
Hin Ant Geal
Republicans Cut Power Of South In National Convention Reform
The Republican National Committee ended its reform session by approving a plan to change representation in national conventions likely reducing Southern state quotas from 24 to 16 percent of total delegates. Arkansasite Remmel led opposition while urging fair treatment for Southern states. detailed allocations by state include Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Virginia and others, with the South’s bloc seeking greater influence in future nominations.
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James F. Burke
Pennsylvania
Charles A. Lindbergh
Minnesota
George K. Smith
Edmund Platt
New York
Otis T. Wingo
Arkansas
William C Brown
West Virginia
Charles A Korbly
Indiana
Claudius U Stone
Ilinoia
Harry H Seldomridge
Colorado
Charles D Hammer
Frank T Guernsey
Maine
Willard Ragsdale
South Carolina
Emmett Wilson
Florida
Carter Glass
Virginia
Michael F
Colon News
Sereter
Washington
Republican National
Remmel
New Thaw Sanity Board Examines Risk to Public Safety
Federal court sets a federal sanity commission to decide if Harry Thaw's liberty under hall would threaten public safety. The commission includes Frank, Sirevter Colleard, Tr Merton Pries Towtony De Cente A Titian Prove, Rot, and De Charles Pe Han pratt. Thaw’s application for a commitment hearing is under review to determine insanity.
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NWA
Harry Ko Thaw
Frank
Sirevter
Colleard
Merton Pries
Charles Pe Han Pratt
Conon
Nahead Corpia
Sidee Albion
Commisatiners
Explosion Kills 38 at Vulcan Mine in Colorado
Weston News reports 38 men died in a Rocky Mountain Fuel Co. coal dust explosion at the Vulcan mine in New Castle Colorado. Most victims were Americans and married. two union workers were rescued. Gas cleared by sundown as rescuers planned bottle recovery and mine inspection. The mine, about a year old, had recent safety measures. dust accumulation in the west section is blamed.
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Weston Newspaper
Paton News
New Castle
Colo
Vulcan
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Union
Ines
United Mine Workers of America
Trial on bribery case unfolds in Greenville court
In a bribery probe involving Hobte and representatives at a Twat avaples court, attorneys argued postponement while a jury was seated. Mina MT. Purn of Greenville testified as motion for continuance was overruled and the trial progressed with a jury acceptable to both sides.
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Lee
de Yalge
Mina MT. Purnawo
Greenville
Mother and Child Burned in Ark Home Fire
In Kereton Heater Arkansas T E Stockham and his nine year old daughter Frances burned to death in a house fire that began in the basement and spread through the lower floor and upstairs. The cause is unknown and Stockham was away in Memphis on business. An investigating committee appointed by Secretary McAdoo completed a report denying wholesale graft in government supply purchases.
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Weatery
Newereper
Maton News
Kereton
Ark
Mes
T. E. Stockhan
Frances
Honepain
Stockram
Memphis
Washington
McAdoo
Pyron K. Newton
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Bailey sells farm for 90000 in Lexington Kentucky horse business ends
Former United States Senator Joseph Bailey of Gainesville Texas sold the Fairland Stock Farm near Lexington. The property price is reported at £40000 and Bailey plans to retire from the horse breeding business after years of breeding harness horses at the Parrland farm.
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Lexington
United States
Joseph Bailey
Gainesville
Texas
Fairland
Hailey
Parrland Farm
Bailey
Mrs Pankhurst Out Again in London Prison Release
Militant suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst, freed from Holloway after a brief arrest on the Paris to London route, was reported in fragile condition and taken by ambulance to suffragette headquarters. She plans to travel to Switzerland to recuperate once able.
Dynamiter Admits Gullit Conspiracy in New York Arrest
An Indianapolis iron worker pleaded guilty to conspiring to transport explosives illegally after being arrested in New York months earlier. Harry Jones, treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, pleaded not guilty, with counsel seeking to withdraw the plea if needed. Jones’ trial date was not set.
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Gullit
Indianapolis
Boorke & Davis
New York
Aco
Harey Jones
Inter Nmnarional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Worker
Davis
Jones
Merger Dissolution Planned for Western Union Telephone Trust
Attorney General announces reorganization plan for American Telephone and Telegraph Company to dissolve the merger under Sherman law. Plan aims to restore competition, divest Western Union holdings, and ensure independent operation of the core telephone network. President Wilson endorses the approach as a step toward sound, permanent business. The company will permit access to toll lines and will seek regulatory approval from ICC and DOJ.
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Western Nemanrner
Department of Justice
Dig
Wilson
Mike Reynolds
Telephone Company
Stcp
Hopteron
Allan
Department of Trivilee
Ite Holdings Fm
Talonenvam
American Teleph and Telegraph Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Becker's Mother Dies Amid City Education Crisis
In New York the mother of ex lieutenant Charles Becker, awaiting execution for the Rosen HUD tragedy role, dies in Ignorivee of her son's fate. The article notes resignations by Board of Education members and Mayor Morrison's refusal to recognize them, as three new members prepare to join a legal test to participate in board proceedings.
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New York
Sing Site
Rosen ‘Hud
Charles Becker
Becker
Uhienga
Chas. C. Seethress
Jole Do Tivedie
Flames Bo Dibleka
Board of Education
Shore
Thirrison
Elia Plame Young
Lanes
Morrison
Land Brings Record Price in New York Real Estate
New York city land fetched a record price in four recorded transactions for a plot with a questionable address. The value per foot is cited as 407 4, with a stated potential worth of over 80 million dollars more than the nation’s total wealth, according to a Staruriciane report.
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New York
New York City
Staruriciane
Manhattan
United States
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