Arkansas Amendment Proposes Court Reorganization
Proposed amendment to sections of Article 7 would restructure the Arkansas Supreme Court into two divisions with a Chief Justice and four voting members. It outlines division assignment, banc review, and Governor appointive roles, approved by the Secretary of State in 1817 with signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Blause
State of Arkansas
Beth Meanes
State of Arkansa
State of
Arkansas
Supreme Court
la Witting
Banc
Niet
J. Terrat
Arka
State Land Commissioner
Arkansas Farm Credit Board
Arate
Ite
Aldtate Land Board
Solon Landa
Creday
Wynne Plantation Sold in Southeast Arkansas Deal
The Wynne plantation of 2122 acres including Hudspeth town was sold by W C Ross Realty to N W Roberts of Amory Mississippi for about 100000 dollars. Roberts plans to move there at year start with merchandise and farming business. Wynne intends to stay in Dermott. This marks Ross's second large plantation sale in ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ross
Hudspeth
Wynne
Dermott
Ross
Among Colored People Items of Interest
Notes items among colored residents include Walter McAlston flying to Crossett, Rev H L Franklin visiting Thebes, Mrs G V Jones starting a new school near Collins, Miss L E Powell traveling to Canton, and a picnic at A M E Church. Also mentions Dr S C Coleman home completion, Drilling Contest between Boy Scouts and A M E Zion Church, and Sunol Chill Tonic advertised at Bordeaux Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of the First Baptist Church
A. M. E. Zion Church
H.C. Holly
Bordeaux Drug Store
Death of Capt Watson Reynolds Shocks Dermott Friends
Capt Watson Reynolds died at Camp Perry Port Clinton Ohio on Thursday from blood poisoning linked to a small pimple on his chin. He came to Dermott in 1911 as assistant principal, helped form Company K Arkansas National Guard, rose to Captain and led units to the Mexican border and Camp Beauregard. Survived by his wife and infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermott
Watson Reynolds
Camp Perry
Port
Clinton
Reynolds
Dermott School
Arkansas National Guard
Arkansas City
DeWitt
Company K
Fort Roots
Little Rock
Daniel
DeLaney
Co. K
Camp Beauregard
Reunion for Sergeant Colbart Freeman in Dermott
Entertained Sergeant Colbart Freeman, four years in service, stationed at Columbus New Mexico, returned home on the 4th for a ten day furlough. A large reception at his sister Mrs A C Hunter’s home featured Dermott’s social set, border war tales, bridge players and free jitney rides by Frank Robinson. A late farewell to the train followed, underscoring a patriotic return to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbart Freeman
Columbus
New Mexico
A. C. Hunter
Dermott
Frank Robinson
Uncle Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ened
Sanal
Wien
Jonal Amendment
Hfe
Board x
Honda
Fmeas Rural
Legislative
Specuschon Buch
Credita
Taeal i
PS Eee
Walter McAlston
Crossett
W. T. Johnson
G. V. Jones
Collins
Misa L. E. Powell
Canton
Miss
L. Franklin of
Thebes
Holly & Thomas
Dr. S.C. Coleman
Jim Gibson
Mrs. Whitehead
Clarence Percy
Leland, Miss
Dave Armstrong
Victoria Gross
Oak Grove
Florence Jameson Ie
Winchester
The
Baptist Academy
D. Dudley
Hammock & Crenshaw Lawyers
Kimpel Bidg
Dermott, Ark
P. O
A. Prothro
the Jeweler
Dermott Bank & Trust Cé
H. Thane
P. Stinson
G. A. Franklin, Cashie
Phil Anderson
Asst
Cashie
E. P. Remley
D. C. Hoffman Henry Bordeaux
J. A. Benne
D. Kimpel
Bowden’s Market
C. Bowden
Ark
Heinz Products
Douce Grothers
Dodge Brothers
Detroit
Arkansas Street
Dermott Auto Company
Dermott, Arkansas
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