State Crop Report Shows Very Unfavorable Prospects
Arkansas planters report the crop outlook is the poorest in years due to bad weather and labor shortages. Acreage this year totals about 2,782,000 with abandonment risks high in Mississippi River counties. lint yield expected around 160 pounds per acre with delays across southern counties.
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U.S
Jim G Ferguson
Arkaneas
Bouton
Plottine
Missippi
Terof
Lonoke
Desi
Quaehia
Supreme Court upholds road districts in two counties
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld the validity of Road Trapeon District No. 2 in Yell County and Road Improvement District No. in Nevada County. Reports note farmers yields, bankrobbery details, and local staff changes across Faulkner and surrounding counties with various public notices and civic items.
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Nevada County
Supreme Court
Food Riots Sweep Italy Amid Military Intervention
Widespread food riots in Italy prompt military involvement as mobs threaten violence while authorities seek price reduction. Reports describe disciplined crowds and selective police restraint, with cities like Florence and Ancona affected as troops deploy and stores shielded from looting.
Lightning Kills Man at White City Park
A heat struck lightning strike at White City Park in Macon Georgia killed one man and injured five others among a crowd of weekend revelers. Emergency squads rushed to the scene as the storm swept through the area leaving a damaged canopy and scattered rides.
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Macon
White City Park
British Dirigible Aims for Mineola Landing After Ocean Crossing
The airship R34 completes Atlantic crossing tests and heads for Mineola Long Island amid favorable reports. Crew include Lieut Commander Lansdowne and a US representative, as the vessel prepares for final engine trials and a landing.
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Britven Shedheft
Amer
Min Bola
Scott
Norellan
Lansdowne
Haig Assails War Pensions and Allied Policies
In a controversial address Haig attacks wartime pensions and related policies. He accuses officials of neglect and criticizes the Board of Medical Examiners. The speech references labor, sympathy, and the need for reforms amid postwar economic strain. Italy Gets African Colonies and Big Four Traffic Manager Dies are noted in brief.
Federal Judges Clash Over Wartime Beer Prohibition Rules
A Baltimore federal judge allows enforcement actions while California and Washington D C judges split on low alcohol beer. The Department of Justice seeks to halt sale of 24 percent beer under wartime prohibition rules and Congress plans a quick independent enforcement measure.
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House
Dudge
Haithnore
Friedern
Sawtelle
San Francisco
Autust Tie Beewerk
Howeter
Gethun
Che
Supreme Court
Burning supplies alarm French as Americans burn goods
Reports from Paris describe piles of sewing machines typewriters and other items set ablaze by American troops provoking consternation in France amid liquidation talks with the French government. In Berlin acts form associations to shield leaders while troops restructure on the Rhine.
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Tours
Washington
American Liquidation Commission
Paris
Ite
Berlin
Germany
South
Suffrage leader Dr. Shaw Dies at 71 in Moylan
Dr. Howard Shaw honorary president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association died at her Moylan Pennsylvania home. She led the suffrage movement for years and served as chair of the Council of National Defense Woman's Committee. She toured with former President Taft and President Lowell advocating League of Nations work and received a Distinguished Medal for wartime efforts.
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Af ™Na Howard Shaw
National American Woman * Suffrage Association
Moylan
Shaw
Council of National Defense
Springield
Taft
Lowell
Trd Universe
League of Nations
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Shaw Long
National Amatcan Woman Suffrage Association
Business Outlook Reflects Mixed 1919-Style Optimism
Washington report outlines cautious optimism across sectors. Wheat cotton and tobacco face steady demand while steel iron and metal mining show gradual improvement. Manufacturing upturn supports shoe production and auto plants, with lumber trading and rising employment signaling a stronger economy ahead.
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Washington
Eeerot
Germal
Europe
Newspaper owner fined in Montana court ruling
Helena reports a $4,600 fine on R B Smith president of Butte Daily Bulletin Co for a jury conviction in District Court. W F Du editorial writer faced an $8,000 fine for sedition linked to an article about state defense authority. The Army Judge Advocate's Department probes marriages between American soldiers and German girls after the peace treaty.
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