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Dermott News

Location

Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

Page

2

Huerta’s Rule Fractures After One Year in Power

A historical summary notes that by late 1915 the Wilson administration refused recognition of Huerta, shifted support to the Constitutionalists, and faced a crisis after mass arrests and contested elections. The piece traces American mediation efforts, the Tampico incident fallout, and Huerta’s prolonged hold as provisional president amid international pressure.

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Two Prophets on Militants and the Vote

Mrs Inez Milholland Poissevain in New York mocks Sir Arthur Conan Doyle describing him as a minor novelist and prophet. She urges giving women the vote instead of lynching militants and predicts Anglishmen will bury the hatchet in paintings and tatlery.

Arthur Conan Inez Milholland Poissevain New York Sir Arthur

New President Emerges in Mexico City Across Four Years

The selection centers on Senor Cartedal and Senor Carbajal, both noted for intellect and independence of character. Carbajal earns praise for probity and restraint, while Cartedal is described as prudent with ample business acumen. Both are presented as composed figures with European ancestry and established family ties.

Almont Burralin Aerad Mapertan Alison Elie Verhille

New Heir to Throne of Austro Hungary Karl Franz Named Heir

Archduke Karl Franz Joseph is named the heir to Austria Hungary. He is the eldest son of the late Archduke Otto, nephew of the emperor, and aged twenty seven. He is popular with the army but has had little involvement in public affairs.

Archduke Karl Franz Archduke Karl Franz Joseph Austria Hungary Archduke Otto

Zapata Spurs Fresh Tension in Mexican Rebel Conflict

Amid reports the Zapata forces threaten captured areas, U S officials fear renewed rebellion action near key centers. Dispatches from Mexico City and nearby fronts confirm communications with leaders as authorities plan swift military moves to curb violations and secure government control.

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Disappearing Pastor Found Near Kib Lake Suspect Credited

Reports state Reverend Louis Palmont, missing since June 12 from Detroit, has been found at Kib Lake. A telegram from a famed stone at his former residence confirms the sighting. Rev L Milton allegedly identified Palmont at the scene.

Milwaukee Wits Louis Patmont Rib Temperance Detroit L. Milton Kib Lake Palmont

Not Much Sound In The Dollar Barbs

Dialog notes a playful exchange between Brown and Jonoe about soundness of a dollar and its imagery, with a doctor’s remark referenced. The witticism centers on the proverb that a dollar’s soundness is a matter of opinion, linking medical comment to finance.

Jonoe Brown

Trans Atlantic Flight Planned From Hammonosport to Newfoundland

Lieutenant Porte, pilot of the Rodman Wanamaker flying boat, is expected to begin the voyage to Newfoundland not later than August 1. The America will accompany him on the trip.

Hammonisport N.Y Porte Newfoundland America

Sareral Villa Recognition Spark in Moyian City Debate

Citizens in Moyian City debate the proposed recognition of Sareral Villa amid tensions with the North. General Villa leads opposition to Divehi incursions. a government stance favors restraint while security officials monitor the situation.

Sareral Villa Moyian Villa

Two Republican nominations in Arkansas contest

Delegates at the state convention nominated two candidates for governor and United States senator, with Mayors and local officials chosen amid debates on women’s suffrage. The platform urged extending the franchise to women, pushed by a Political Equality League delegation. The convention excluded several counties and saw a scattered roll of delegates from various counties while addressing banking and charter issues in the capital.

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Socialists Enter Race Nominees in Local Convention

A partial ballot surfaces as Socialists enter the race with Johann Johexton, longtime Socialist Hekel ally, announced as candidate for representative. Austin Gf Mignat was named as the nominee for sheriff and collector.

Eerie Convetion Mere Arcor Johexton Hekel

Army officer Keller relieved from West Point post

Captain William J. Keller of the United States Army Medical Corps is relieved from duty at West Point Military Academy effective August 1. He is ordered to proceed to the Army and Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas for assignment.

Reward Offered for Spence's Body in Boone County

A $500 reward is offered for the recovery of the body of Claude Spence. The charge against Charles Cowden awaits grand jury action. The Boone County community funds the reward, with J. R. Holt leading the local subscription efforts.

Spence Harrison Claude Spence Charles Cowden Juill Boone County J. R. Holt

Federal Building Planned for Arkadelphia

Architect Wintadell of Little Rock plans a trip to Washington to urge immediate Post Office and federal building approval. Congress has appropriated 55 000 dollars for Arkadelphia’s federal building, with the site donated by Captain Hule.

Arkadelphia Prink M. Wintadell Little Rock Washington Postofee Department Congress Capt Hule

Execution of Arthur Tillman Prompts Calm Appeals in Lagat County

In Paris a 22 year old, Arthur Tillman, was hanged at 7 a m for the murder of Amanda Stephens in March. Prosecution and governor s refusal to grant commutation are noted. Tillman s supporters pressed for fair investigation before execution. His father and supporters protested the sentence amid religious appeals. Drouth delays affect fruit shipments and other items. A new Negro bathhouse project in Hot Springs with $80,000 raised by a secret order is announced, contract awarded to J W Sanford of Memphis, with Interior approval pending.

William Jay Hale Mexico City U. S Constitutionalista Huerta Ma City Congress Maderistas Pinhin News Service Paris Arthur Tillman Amanda Stephens Tillman Hays Hays, To Which He Mate Allidasit Yan Lagat County Attarnes Peneen Tilman Hot Springs Malvern Avenue J. W. Sandford Memphis Department of the Interior United States

Nomination Sent for Camden Land Office Posts

President Wilson sent Oscar Shordon of Prescott and Robert D. Newton of Camden to the Senate to fill the roles of receiver of public moneys and register at the Camden land office. Gordon is a banker. A Chautauqua event at Ozark is set to open August 11 and run through August 17.

Washington Wilson Oscar Shordon Prescott Robert D. Newton Camden Senate L. BE. Rowe AH. Friedheim Ozark Ozark i

No'makansan to Be Appointed

Western Newanper Union News Service reports Senator Clarke of Arkansas, linked to the late Associate Justice Luton, met President Wilken to discuss the Supreme Court vacancy. Clarke’s stance on Thomas D. Jones’s Federal Reserve Board confirmation is debated, with Jones’s defense of the International Harvester Trust cited by opponents.

Western Newanper Union News Service Wasch Clarke Arkansas Luton Tewn Supreme Bed Wilken Arke Thomas D. Jones Chicago Federal Reserve Board White House United Sta Clarke John D. Arbuckle Clal Jeptha H. Bvd Lurton Evans Rety Circcuit Fifteenth Judicial District

Boosting the University Will Cover the State

A statewide canvassing program led by University of Arkansas officials aims to gauge public support for an extended advertising campaign. President M. Ghuteen and Prof W. Bo Shram will lead a three week tour through towns including Benton, Sebastan, and Crawford, ending by July 2 with a fall team mobilized.

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Col Whipple Dies After Hip Injury In Little Rock Bridgehead

Col W G Whipple longtime Little Rock pioneer and civic leader died at 4 am on Roane Mountain after hip injury worsened his health. He was born in Windsor Connecticut in 1844, served as Little Rock mayor, U S district attorney for the Eastern District, and a longtime bishop’s aide. Whipple came to Rock in 187? and aided the Ecopal Diocese of Kansas. Funeral held Saturday.

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Wife Fears Foul Play In Sawmill Man Missing Case

Chauncy J. Storrs of Advance informs Chief Joneshorn that his wife fears foul play after a hand from Stella terminals disappeared. The missing man, once a lumber worker, had no known family trouble and was last seen at the Stella terminals. Public concern grows as authorities seek information to locate him.

Joneshorn Togue Chauncy J. Storrs Fan

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