Racing Bill Passes Senate General Assembly Debates Parimutual System
The Arkansas General Assembly maneuvers over a parimutual betting system for the state fair in Hot Springs as the Senate passes Sawyer bill language with 17 yeas and 16 nays amending the measure before sending it to the House. Debate covers tax extensions, county recalls, and other fiscal measures, with lawmakers pressed on appropriations, penalties for illegal sales, and proposed reforms echoing a busy session in Little Rock.
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Zinc shipments surge as ore prices rise in North Arkansas mining
Zinc shipments jump due to ore prices near 78 dollars per ton, with silicate ore around 40 dollars. Installations include a mill at Sure Pop by John Cine Shepherd, Gloria mine activity at Zane, and Jack Pat mine expansion under George Chase.
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Arkansas Territory Exposition Bill Move Attracts Support
Senate proposes a 1917 AR exposition to celebrate territorial creation. A six member commission, including the governor, would organize and fund buildings, accept donations, and showcase state resources. Fort Smith Cadet Band heads to Panama Exposition. Major items cover agricultural, railway, and tax notes with local developments.
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Arkansas House Debates Primaries and County Conventions
A lengthy floor session covers party primaries tied to March fourth Tuesday votes, repeal of a clause requiring organized parties to hold primaries, and a plan for county conventions in each county seat the day after the primary. Debate notes shifts in timing and procedural rules amid broader budget and state administration discussions.
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