Publicity measure demonstrated approval of act No. 3
Western Newspaper Unions News notes judge Harry B. Cook of Chicot county discussed the publicity act, assessing its success in Arkansas. He cites two years of operation in Chicot, funded by a $100 annual appropriation for public receipts. The plan increases transparency by publishing disbursements, claims, and public expenditures, while critics say it may not go far enough. A separate campaign seeks to form a new county with Glenwood as the center, potentially absorbing Montgomery, Clark, Hot Spring, and part of Sevier counties.
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Western
Nte
Little Rock
Arkansas
Judes
Harry B. Cook
Chicot County
Chicot Coity
Judge Cook
Moon Tapasa
Clulis
Cody
Railway Commission
Hient EU
Big County
Cook
Chicor County
Pnwood
Glenwood
Montgomery County
Kin of Van Buren Dies in Washington Estate Heiress Lived Quietly
Miss Mary Fowler Van Buren, descendant of President Martin Van Buren, died from heart disease in New York. Neighbors in an apartment on 44 Mast Forty aewaurh Street reported she lived reclusively, rarely socialized, and paid no rent for two years though allowed to reside free by the owner. An ex United States officer mentioned as a former tenant recalled her past wealth and refined tastes, but details of her decline remain disputed. The coroner’s inquest described her as a woman of culture who faded from prominence amid mounting debts.
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New York
Mast
Mary Fowler van Buren
Martin van Bares
Witsta
Werd
Irving
Asperiitenieye
Youding
Wari
Mes van Buren
Migs van Guren
Irvine
United State
Sevier
Eugenic Marriage Dispute Sparks Court Race
Mrs Josephine Sanger and Ja vepl Sanger raced to file for an annulment of a so called eugenic marriage at a new courthouse. Sanger claims misrepresentation of Mrs Sanger physical condition. He soon filed for divorce alleging fraud. A special hearing set before Judge Stevens.
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Josephine Sanger
Javepl Sanger
Sanger
Saya Sager
Stevens
Dame Has 723 Descendants in Mountain Grove Ark
Dame Flora Waltren of Marion county celebrated her 112th birthday at Sister Creek home. Surrounded by 44 years of descendants including children grandchildren and great grandchildren she is mother of 11 children and widow of John Waltren a former Confederate soldier who died in 1890.
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Mountain Grove
Ark
Floira Waltren
Marion County
Sister Creek
Ling
John Walten
Seventh plague case found in New Orleans health scare
Helen Spell, a 10 year old white girl, is diagnosed with the seventh case of plague in New Orleans. She was taken to the hospital in serious condition after two prior moves in the fight against the disease, with authorities noting the June 27 outbreak location six blocks away. Dr W C Rieker, federal assistant surgeon general, confirms the case and nearby risk.
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New Orleans
Helen Spell
Eoletion Hospital
W.C. Rieker
Worome
Kit Fails to Reach Wrangel Island Field for Stefansson Rescue
Nome Alaska dispatch reports the icebreaking steamer Kit, after 14 days, cannot breach the heavy ice near Wrangel Island. Captain notes distance of 120 miles remains and the crew abandons the attempt to rescue the Stefansson expedition marooned since the Karluk disaster. In Stuttgart, two Social Democratic women damaged the Schwabische Zeitung office over an article about women.
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Nome
Alaska
Kit
Arctic
Wrangel Island
Stefansson
Karluk
Socialiste
Stuttgart
Germany
Echwabische Zeitung
Pardones Dynamiter in U S Kingston Ont Cape Vincent Entry
United States authorities investigate the entry at Cape Vincent New York from Kingston Ontario by Lake Dillon the Walland canal dynamiter who was recently paroled.
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U. S. Kingston
Ont
United States
Cape Vincent
N. Y
Kingston
Lake Dillon
Walland Canal
Huerta GFF for Jamaica and departure of Dresden crew
Reported scene aboard the German cruiser Dresden, with former President Huerta and War Minister Blanquet, as they left for Jamaica. Troops lined the platform, but darkness hid formal farewell, while tensions and uncertainty shadow the departure and aftermath.
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Puerto
Mexico
Dresden
Horta
Blanquet
Levante Blanquet
Hele Daugheer
Jamaica
Huerta
Fantons
Zaragoza
Miners Trapped as Quicksand Fills Mine Amid Rescue Rush
Seven workers perish in a deadly quicksand in the Alpha location cavern as crews dig for bodies. the drift collapsed trapping crew members while rescues unfold and many miners scramble to the mouth of the tunnel.
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Tron River
Midh
Svar Hare
Silding
Vaudnda
Tala Ors
Umber
Wiltel
Pamela
RECORD JULY CATTLE PRICES IN KANSAS CITY MARKET
July cattle prices show a rise with demand led by packers, limited supply of grass fed beef, and leaner cornfed weights. Adkust prices for fat cattle are higher than July levels, with expectations of prime steers later in the season. buyers anticipate mid November inventory.
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Kansas City
Girl Elopes With 79-Year-Old Suitor in Clarkaville Court
A courthouse ceremony united Marta Fo Hall and Miex Vor Faustino in Clarkaville Tenn. The bride, age 79, and groom, 18, eloped from Lyon County Kansas, with 14 other relatives mentioned in scattered details.
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Clarkaville
Marta
Chidren
Miex Vor
Faustino
Muedstrane JM Jarret
Lyon
Duran
Jarrell
Blast kills five and injures many in quarry disaster
A premature explosion of a 4800 pound dynamite charge at Cucarat a Slide killed five workers and injured eighteen, razing the building. White workers and others perished. rescue efforts halted by smoke and debris as telegraph lines were crippled and nearby structures damaged. Local authorities investigate cause amidst chaotic scene in Charlestown.
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Panna
Cucara
Severiny
Srekel
Eharte
Directors Fail To Yield In U S Antitrust Suit For New Haven
Washington reports after an all day conference Attorney General Mc Reynolds and New Haven directors failed to recede Hustis indicated DOJ will seek dissolution under the antitrust law Eighth Plague Case Found New Orleans bubonic plague case diagnosed on Canal street migrant Charles WH Seaman ill in the city plague will Build City Hall Warren Arkansas plans for a city hall on North Myrtle street east of Court Square total cost eight thousand dollars
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Washington, D
Mc Reynolds
New Haven Railroad
Hustis
Department of Justice
New Haven
New Orleans
Charles WH. Seaman
Canal Street
Warren, Ark
Council
Myrtle Street
coMurt Square
France Denies U S Demand In Mary A Greatmaker Case
Paris courts barred Henry Munroe and Co from sending books and papers abroad at the request of U S authorities in the Mary A Greatmaker of Brookline matter. The case has stirred debate on U S treasury work overseas. Man Falls From Hotel In Omaha. Snyder survives a ten story drop but rises to continue work. Secretary Mantle urged a subcommittee to explain whether Rear Admiral Peary first reached the North Pole.
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Paris
Henry ,Munroe & Co
American Bank
Erc
France
Woltet States
Mary A Ie
Hrookline
Rekard
United States Treasury
Omaha
Washington
Mantels
House
Naval Affairs
Peary
North Pole
Couple in Death by Own Action Pact Leaves Two Critical
In Lafayette Indiana a couple compact led to both Grace Plant of Delphi and Emil Buehrer of Toledo as they lie in critical condition following a self inflicted act. The incident underscores a serious bid that ended in severe injuries and a police investigation.
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Lafayette
Ind
Grace Plant
Delphi
Emil Buehrer
Toledo
Surveillance of Nurse Withdrawn in Auburn Death
No arrests will be made in the death of Mrs Kathleen Bluett a trained nurse at Auburn California until toxicological analysis of her viscera is completed prosecutors have decided
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San Jose
Kathleen Bluett
Auburn
Cal
New Costume Styles Attract Crowds At Fashion Meet
A photo snapshot shows models in white satin tunics with black lace overtrims and long black satin hats with Numidi feathers. Attendees at the meeting display inventive outfits highlighting new black and white styling, lace work, and net embroidery, with prominent white feather turbans as hour's feature.
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Odd Laew
Wavelets Rise in Hair Styles for Fall Fashion
Julia Bottomley notes growing wider AT brims and wavelets forecast a trend toward more display in hair management this fall. She describes side part waves, precise ringlets, topknots, and the use of puffs and curls as interchangeable elements, praising separate pinned pieces for easy styling across generations.
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Grandmama Ag
Julia Bottomley
Washable Tango Girdles and Peacock Feathers in Fashion
The article advertises washable tango girdles made of mercerized poplin with embroidery in white or colors. They are worn by passing twice around the waist and finishing with two embroidered ends at the side. It notes peacock feathers being gilded for hats of gold or bluish hemp.
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