Davenport Named Senate President in Arkansas Assembly
In the Forty first General Assembly the Arkansas Senate elected WD Davenport of White as president after a tight ballot against G C Sims of Prairie. Kendall of Madison dropped the gavel to announce the temporary organization while House proceedings followed, with Davenport hailed by colleagues and sworn in by Chief Justice McCulloch.
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Arkarsa Senate
WD Davenport
White
Prairie
Wine Taker
Kendall
Davenport
Goorey Stunes
Pulaski
Setetor Davenport
White County
Bata Ton
Lempol BO Kendall
Madison County
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Bowne County
E. Toler
Grant County
AW Parke
Journal
Monroe Smitty
Union County
Screennt At
Antors Rg, Dunaway
WJ Gowen Foc Wiley
Ernest Short
George Ritinson
Willie Quillame
Wille Blaylock
Martette Osten
Justion McCulloch
Ric Whittaker
Harry Porter Firth
Greathouse von H. Rogers
S Ditey
Creed Caldwell
J. W Moncrief
Wol Ward
FO Benen
Ro Oma Caray
Elbert B. Godwar
Lee G. Kine
Leer Hester
Trey
Simms
Chine
Ohike
Caliwell
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Sime
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Slaughter
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Forty First Fienwral Assembly
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Hantsville
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Jefferson
Andrew
Wartoner
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Clevetaryl Reed
If Gray
Thomas TT Woet
On Hume
Dieter Fey
Andries Thay
Berton
Jon
Ienoks Nurdhver
Incorporation Notices for Siloam Springs and DeQueen Firms
The International Federation Publishing Company of Siloam Springs files articles with the secretary of state, capital $25,000, corporators J. O. Brown T. B. Price H B DeLaye W Lindsay M P. Draper A L Smith. The Missouri Lumber Company of DeQueen files similar articles, capital $10,000, corporators M. M. Riner Charles Iddiols J Blevins.
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Siloam Springs
J. OE. Brown
T. B. Price
H B DeLaye
W. Lindsay
M. P. Draper
A. L. Smith
Missouri Lumber Company
DeQueen
M. M. Riner
Charles Iddiols
J. Blevins
Doctor Seeks Commission in Arkansas National Guard
Doctor Otto Christian of Springdale applied to The Military Department for a commission in the medical corps of the Arkansas National Guard during the Nicaraguan revolution era. He is lieutenant colonel and chief of the medical staff under General Mena.
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Springdale
Mena
Military Department
Arkansas National Guard
Cyphering Book Filed in Arkansas Archives
A handmade arithmetic cyphering book filed in the Arkansas History Commission archives credits James Edwin Talbot of Harrell as the finder. The 1790 manuscript, created by Talbot’s great grandfather J H Ricks in Rocky Mount NC, covers Single Fellowship, the rule of three, and barter rules with English currency in money problems.
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Arkansas History Commission
James Edwin Talbot
Harrell
Webb Kenyon law upheld as valid nationwide
Supreme Court upholds Webb Kenyon prohibition on interstate liquor shipments from wet to dry states and affirms state power to prohibit possession receipt sale and use of intoxicating liquor. Justices Iberies and Vandewenter dissent in minority. Also notes related amendments and broader federal authority debates along with assorted regional notices.
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Washington
Supreme Comet
Webb Kenyon
West Virginia
Taft
Supreme 40
Kotecof
Profubd
Justine
Congress
Wayne Bob Wheeler
Auth Saloon League of
Atterna
Conspiracy Claims Paper Men Plotted to Destabilize Dealers
Washington reports Rep Warren Worth Bailey charges a conspiracy between paper manufacturers and dealers to destroy independent paper buyers. He urges a congressional inquiry, arguing special interests seek to control prices and government, while proposing reforms to the Federal Reserve Act to strengthen banks handling foreign securities.
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Washington, DD
Warren Worth Bailey
Pennsylvania
Democrat
Po Bers
Bailey
Washington, DC
Federal Reserve
Alka
Fedral
BIRTH CONTROLLER ON TRIAL IN BROOKLYN COURT
In a speech court in Brooklyn, Margaret Sanger faced trial over disseminating birth control information. She arrived escorted by fifty women, many socially prominent, and declared she had nothing to fear as she entered with her sister Ethel Burns.
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New York
Mrace Sanger
Brooklyn
Mre Sacer
Mre Sanger
Ethel Porns
Sancers
Rail Laws To The Front In Open House Debate
Washington continues to push railway labor legislation as an amendment to the Adamson measure moves to the house immediately. The proposed rule would require railway workers to give prior notice before striking and would empower the president to operate railroads with military aid in emergencies. Strong opposition is anticipated from organized labor groups.
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Washington, DC
Knight Named Admiral and Naval War College Leader
Washington designates Rear Admiral Knight head of the naval war college with rank of admiral. He succeeds Winterhalter who completes his tour and joins the general board. Captain Won Sims to become president of the college and is among six captains recommended for rear admiral. In Philadelphia economist Dr Simon N Patten notes only 25 percent of Penn law graduates practice law after graduation.
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Knight
Naval War College
Wilson
Winterhalter
General Board
Capt Won Sims
Philadelphia
Simon N. Patten
University of Pennsylvania
Ford Campaign Expenditure Reveals $23 529 Spent
Henry Ford of Detroit whose advertisements ran in the recent campaign is reported to have fled with the clerk of the house after issuing a statement showing that he spent twenty three thousand five hundred twenty nine dollars.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
Detroit
Typhus Fever Claims Border Health Officials
Ex doctor WC Kites, former health officer of El Paso, dies of typhus fever. Dr Kluttz contracted the disease while leading a campaign against typhus brought to the border by Mexican refugees.
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el Pas
WC Kites
Kluttz
Washington News: Hurley Resigns FTC Chief Post
Edward N. Hurley of Chicago unexpectedly steps down as chairman of the federal trade commission to return to private business. The report ties his departure to a shift in postwar policy and industry interests.
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Washington
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Chicaro
Villa followers set up own government in Mexico
Adherents of the Mexican bandit leader Villa are organizing details of a presidential government to be run by Villa. Authorities report informants say laws are being drafted and a provisional seat of govern ment chosen. Copies of a new Villa proclamation have reached federal agents and are being translated.
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EL Paso
Urisco Villa
Villa
Paltet St Department
Ely
Querede
Janez
Inaugural Call for Day Law Proposals in Nebrahi
Keith Neville urges measures to curb illicit liquor and strengthen welfare department. Proposals include creating a legal department to prosecute, banning sale of intoxicating beverages by taverns, prohibiting shipments of inferior beverages, closing drinking clubs, and shifting liquor penalties to landlords. Monthly carrier reports urged. municipalities would gain power to enforce.
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Nebra Hia
Keith Neville
Party Welfare Department
Australia pushes clock ahead daylight saving plan adopted
The Commercial Cable Company announced clocks were moved one hour forward as Australia’s federation states adopt daylight saving. Missouri University curator changes: Dr G E B Muns appointed by McGoy Major to succeed Dr J G Parrish on the board. Muns is a Republican.
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New York
New Missouri University
Jefferson City
Dungeon shift for James B. McNamara at San Quentin
James B. McNamara, serving a life term for the Los Angeles Times bombing, was placed in the disciplinary dungeon at San Quentin after refusing to work on the jute mill assignment. The action underscores his ongoing discipline and confinement status within the state prison system.
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J. B. McNamara
San Quentin
James B McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Roads Shut Down on Passes in Tennessee Railroads
Nashville reports that during the Tennessee legislature assemble, the L and N railroads and the N C St L announce no free passes will be issued to legislators for constituents as a new policy.
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