Chautauqua plans and circuit talks with Bryan and Lowrey
The Dermott audience hears about a Chautauqua week featuring Mr Wayne de Sewer and Mr teat Jand Cooper of the Alkahyst Laveum Sieben, with plans for a spring circuit. W J Bryan will appear in May to early June before the Democratic Convention with a possible substitute if Congress adjourns, and Booth Lowrey expresses willingness to return as platform manager.
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Wayne de Sewer
Teat Jand Cooper
Laveum Sieben
Athint
Gia
Deritt
Tomaki
Dermot Asspentian
Tyink
Chalitangia
W. J Bryan
St Bouts
Marshall
Bryan
Congress
Ant
Lea
Booth Lowrey
Dermott
Plaform
Agin
Tease
Duty First win with CO Wan Duty is the sublimest word in the English
A terse wartime slogan highlights martial ethos as units secure a hard won victory. CO Wan leads a disciplined advance while soldiers echo duty as the guiding principle of their efforts and resolve. The report stresses valor, order, and perseverance under fire.
Stronger program planned with diverse acts this year
A local festival previews a richer program with multiple musical acts and entertainers scheduled across the week. Highlights include Pat Day Ladies Orchestra, Royal Welch Male Quartet, Neapolitan Orchestra, Hampton Court Singers, Hays Fieco Company, and children's entertainment. Organizers promise higher funding and broader attractions than last year, aiming for a standout cultural event.
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Pat Day
Ralph Parlette
Bi Packard
Royal Welch
Bryan
Marshall
Neapolitan Orchestra & Singers
Geo. D. Alden
Hampton Court Singers
Hamilton Miller
Hays Fieco Company
Mand
Wml
Royal Welsh
Political Blood Feud Shapes Local Campaign and Oil Drive
A tangled note outlines a community meeting to organize street oiling funds and appoints a chairman to coordinate collections and efforts. It also reports on a congressional race in the region with Sampson, Goodwin, and Warnock, noting Clark county voting patterns and implications for the party.
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Democratic Voters Address Seventh District Race Concerns
A letter to Democratic voters in the Seventh District urges turnout and confidence in reporting from all counties. It references candidate engagement and extends thanks while asking supporters to remain steadfast and vote.
Herbert R. Wilson Early Life and Career Note
Herbert R. Wilson, born on a Hempstead County Arkansas farm near Columbus, faced childhood rheumatic fever and disability. He rose to public service as court stenographer for the Eighth District, then circuit clerk, and later secretary of the Railroad Commission, pledging full dedication if elected.
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Columbus
Hempstead
Ark
Stecken
Railroad Commission
Goodwins Open Letter Defends Rural Credit Measures
Hen R S Warnock of Magnolia Arkansas writes March 17 1916 defending his post and supporting bills for rural credits immigration limits ship purchases flood protection and markets to aid farmers. He accuses opponents of misstatements and urges action against alleged threats to his duty and integrity while urging officials to address concerns in Texarkana or Little Rock.
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Ship Trust
Arkansas
Apa
Texarkana
Little Rock
Goodwin
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