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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
2
Reported discussions cover prohibition as an issue before the fifty fifth general assembly of a Presbyterian church, with Transylvania Presbytery of Kentucky filing a protest against anti liquor measures and a federal amendment to abolish liquor sales.
The report cites a Supreme Court appeal by Standard Pashtoon Company amid references to German diplomat incidents and war department statistics. It notes rail cargo projections, a Minnehaha voyage from London with 17 passengers, and a Missouri push for a larger US Navy amid Democratic opposition in the state Senate urging stronger naval policy.
The $1,000,000 foot and mouth appropriation bill was signed by Gov. Dunne.
The report covers remarks by Rockefeller defending Lee's honesty amid a heated public forum. The event featured educators and local leaders discussing campus integrity and the value of transparent governance. A recording of the exchange noted emphasis on accountability and public trust within the community.
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In a grim incident three family members were found dead in William Flowing, with a father and two younger children involved while another adult was arrested after a long sleep. A planning wife reportedly left him days earlier after a dispute.
A cryptic text fragment queries the fate of Elbert Hubbard, noting dates and places that hint at a historical obituary puzzle. The piece explores biographical threads, referencing cities, projects, and wartime era names in a speculative, archival tone.
In crowded Washington scenes May Vishenrars discuss outlaw schemes and a grim mix of crime and courtship. Dr Wiley cites marriage as a key social role while a University of Illinois student reveals annual clothing expenses from 178 to 3300 dollars, a faculty deemed reasonable.
Evacuation of Saltillo by Villa troops reported. City occupied by Hulalo Guiterres Laction forces following advices received, signaling a shift in control in the region.
A Eugene district court judge criticizes the Riggs Bank record, finding evidence of repeated legal violations. The decision, dated July 1, denies an injunction and warns officials would have erred if they favored the institution. The case centers on conduct by Lew Johnson & Co stock brokers operating as the Kite Rank, with allegations touching the Treasury, interest payments, and related financial improprieties.
Switzerland plans formal representations to Goran regarding the sinking incident. May 7 marks discussions as Swiss citizens lost vessels and await German reply to Washington note. Officials emphasize careful procedures and potential impact on Swiss stance and public opinion.
Reported in recent months Italy has been purchasing large volumes of grain and wheat. The aim appears to be stockpiling for anticipated needs and to support military logistics amid global market pressures.
Montgomery announces an executive order by Governor Henderson abolishing the practice of dotting convicts and serv ante shore homes and sending about 75 convicts, mostly Black women, back to the penitentiary and state convict farm. Crown Princess to Quit Mate London reports a Telegraph claim that the German crown princess will break with her husband and depart Berlin for Russia. Wilton Steam Pump refuses war order for three thousand shrapnel daily contract meant for allied forces.
Mrs J Braddon of Winthrop Arkansas suffered severe stomach pains and nervous system distress from digestive troubles. After taking Mayrs Wonderful Remedy she felt immediate relief and now says she feels like a new person. The ad promises permanent results for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Fragmented excerpts discuss the war’s impact on faith and society, noting Christianity’s role and the idea that the conflict tests moral commitments. The text hints at public discourse on national duty, sacrifice, and artistic or cultural responses, with scattered references to individuals and concepts.
An OCR fragment blends humorous lines on stovework and a grindstone with garbled dialogue about hairdressers, prescriptions, and a statesman. The text juxtaposes casual misstatements and rhetorical questions, revealing imperfect transcription and scattered quotes.
A London Chronicle report notes scarce swimming instruction aboard merchant ships. It observes many crew lack swimming ability, few are experts, and most cannot stay afloat unaided. The piece recalls a cargo voyage last summer with non-swimmers aboard and only four confident in self rescue.
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