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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
In a terrifying spectacle a liner and 136 others are reported missing at sea with thousands aboard other steam ships powerless to aid. Rescue efforts and broad maritime distress unfold as crews react to the disaster. Authorities issue warnings and coordinate search operations.
Survivors clung to wreckage as the Volturno disaster unfolded after a collision with the Carmania and other ships. Lifeboats were crushed and many sailors perished, while rescue ships faced heavy seas and fierce flames. Capts Barr and Gardiner coordinated efforts to reach survivors, with later reports noting hundreds rescued and a dramatic, deadly battle against the waves.
The National Federation announces it will not conduct a national survey of industrial and racial progress. It plans to examine economic proposals from groups demanding abolition of private ownership of the means of production. The move implies a stance on unions socialists and industrial workers.
A detained writer known as Eagle Puss Tesaa Arthur Temple Story was released after an arrest in Piedras Negra Wes nn a. He faced a felony accusation tied to alleged printing of a publication and a pledge to remain silent about the revolution as a condition of departure from Stexico.
Arkansas readers glimpse a grand Shorthorn cattle exhibition at the state fair. A vast herd from Vir Loolucheeh and other breeders competes for top prizes, alongside balloon ascensions and a Memphis to Dallas Gull railway link boosting attendance and spectacle.
A fragment discusses the General Revenue Fund 15, bankruptcy status, and reports from the state treasurer and comptroller. It mentions funds for specific purposes and notes a balance around 408 thousand dollars in state currency. References to the General Assembly and school funds appear amid unclear phrasing.
Government and state exhibits to be made at Hot Springs. Western Newspaper Union News Service. Depot notes describe state fair displays and lessons for visitors, with emphasis on federal and state involvement and the expected arrangements for the fair week.
Western Newspaper Union reports a meeting of county superintendents at the State Department building. State Superintendent George T. Conk led discussions while university leaders and officials from North School District addressed topics affecting central school administration.
Fragmentary text reports the formation of a state branch tied to a national conservation body. Weet er with Pattie Ree and others consent to join as officers. Malvern’s Sid Reddies named secretary and Arkansas head. Similar groups form nationwide to advance conservation and railway era projects.
Mrs David J Mtorris hosted a reception in Little Rock with National Board of the YWCA noting progress. Commissioner Bellamy reported on railroad commission improvements as George W Bellamy plans to attend the National Association of Railway Commissioners meeting in Washington after a stay in Battle Creek Michigan.
A delegation of high officers from St Louis and New York, led by Edwin Gould, chairman of the board of directors, and president Killian, conducted a four day inspection of the Southwestern Holiday Company ties in Arkansas. The party, including Mel Gould, Edwin Gould Jr, David J Morris, William T Taylor, FH Hunt, and others, praised the enterprise and expressed optimism for the state's outlook.
A historical financial report notes the Pen Fund balance around 4 000 with debts totaling about 18 000 and crop proceeds expected to cover debts. The audit lists trustees and officers including Veridabear and Murrey, with sale of crops anticipated to raise revenue beyond the stated obligations.
In the Chancery Court in the Pulaski District Judge Martino ordered Meret Melliney to collect evidence to value work done in the district, provisions to fund $190.00 claims and costs, with Little Rock city debts factoring into the settlement. movements planned would have cost about $1,000,000. Sebastian County man James Kennedy pardoned after 20 months of a three year robbery sentence. pardon sought by penitentiary board and prosecutor who doubted Kennedy's guilt.
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