Proposed Amendment to the Arkansas Constitution Amid Salary Change Plan
A proposed amendment to the Arkansas constitution would set new salaries for the General Assembly and top officials, including 6750 dollars for members, 886000 dollars for Senate President and House Speaker, plus per mile travel pay and staged daily rates. The measure, Amendment No. 15, awaits voter approval at the next general election.
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Arkaneis
House of Representatives
Te Senate
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Blue Sky Law suit challenged by Standard Home Company
The Standard Home Company a Delaware firm based in Birmingham Alabama sues in U S District Court to stop enforcement of New Jersey Blue Sky law arguing it violates the Fourteenth Amendment by hindering interstate commerce The case names Bank Commissioner Davis and Attorney General Moose as defendants and seeks to enjoin the state act’s application to foreign corporations.
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State Banking Dept Clarifies Role in Bank Liquidations
Commissioner John M Davis states the State Banking Department handles state banks only and has no authority over national banks amid inquiries about the liquidation of the closed State Hionad bank.
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State Banking Department
John M Davis
State Department
Labor Federation Aims for Wage Law and Jobs Reform
To regulate employment offices the Federation of Labor plans a minimum wage for women workers and likely seeks a workers compensation bill along with a measure prohibiting private employment agencies from charging fees to many workers who lack suitable jobs.
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Federation of Labor
Certify All Nominees Say AG Moose Faces Ballot Jurisdiction
Attorney General Moose told county election commissioners they have no power to bar any party nominee from the ballot for failing to comply with the corrupt practices act or for failing to pay a poll tax. The issue, he said, is for the courts to decide. Many officials were unsure whether to include candidates who did not meet the act requirements or pay the poll tax.
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Muat
Moose
Large Attendance At University Opens Demand For Housing
Fayetteville reports show housing demand at the approaching university opening is unprecedented. Prospective patrons flood the city seeking residences from Arkansas and beyond with Alabama families relocating their children from another state college. A dormitory wait list forms and rooms may open only on cancellations as faculty notes indicate strong statewide attendance prospects.
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Fayetteville
Arkansas
Alabama
University of Arkansas
Good Roads Days Proclamation by Governor Hays
Governor Hays issues a proclamation designating September 15 as Good Roads day and urges citizens to contribute to road improvement. He notes limited awakening in some areas and calls for public meetings institutes and local efforts to advance statewide highway improvements.
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Hays
To Lend Endowment Fund Ad Draws Bids From State Court
The State Debt Court announced bids will open September 19 for borrowing 4,000 of Arkansas University Endowment funds idle in the treasury for 10 years. Interest to be paid semiannually in advance. Security must be a first lien on improved real estate or the bands of an indemnity company. The fund derives from sewer bond proceeds given to the university.
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Arkan University
Bayou Bartholomew Bridge Plan Discussed in Drew County
County Judge W A Coker of Drew county conferred with State Highway Engineer Carter about constructing four piers over the Bayou Bartholomew for a water bridge. The proposed structure would be 200 feet long.
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Bayou Bartholomew
W. A. Coker
Drew County
Carter
Democratic Campaign Book Issued by Arkansas Democrats
A political booklet praising the Democratic administration in Arkansas and outlining the 1914 party platform was issued by the State Democratic Central Committee. It will be mailed to county and district committeemen and campaign speakers, with copies obtainable at Democratic headquarters in the Southern Trust building.
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Arkansas
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic
Southern Trust
Maloney Favors Publicity Measure For Public Officials
County judges and prosecutors vie with citizens to back Act No 5. Maloney urges support in Tulaski county aiming for large September approval. He argues public disclosure improves service and accountability, citing sections mandating annual district reports and newspaper notices.
Franklin County backs Hotty wet tax reform effort
H N Nickell Ozark longtime Franklin County Democratic chair says county residents favor Act No 3 to cut taxes by ending extravagance and mismanagement. He cites taxpayer interest in open public affairs and vows a large show of support at the general election. Officials say publication costs of official acts are small compared to benefits.
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H .N. Nickell
Ozark
Democratic Central Committee
Clark County
J. F. Nelson
Beech Creek Township
Harry H. Myers
United States Senate
Stuttgart
To Soften Paint Brushes
To restore hard dry brushes heat vinegar to boiling point. Immerse brushes and simmer ten minutes. Then wash in strong soapsuds to finish.
Substituting Tins and Lard Pat Lids in the Kitchen
If layer cake tins are missing, lard pat lids serve as substitutes. The inner flat covers can also be used to bake biscuits, cookies or drop cakes.
Fall fair dates loom as corn and hay cut short
Owing to shortened corn and hay crops in Lawrence county, fall sowing will focus on rye and turnips. The Ninth Annual Washington County Fair is set for September 20, 30 and October 1 and 2, with optimistic notes that this year’s fair will eclipse former editions.
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Lawrence County
Washington County Fair Association
Fragments and Fireside Antics From a Wayward Page
A collage of humorous snippets and vintage ads evokes old newspapers with jokes about cures and anecdotes. It mentions Anodyne a quarter, a cash for a car garage dialogue, and cartoonish musings about wealth and longevity, peppered by regional quips and stray dialogue.
How She Escaped and the Courtship Misadventure
A fragmentary tale follows Aley who falls for a suitor named Jrl, who buys gloves daily for a week to win her, while she feigns indifference and plans escape. She then secures employment with her guardian, hoping to deter his pursuit, though uncertainty about his persistence remains.
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Aley
Manteus
Mi Fat
Sister's Trick Leads to Postum Health Improvement
A dramatic tale recalls how a sister swapped coffee for Postum, sparking a recovery from nervous wreck to stronger, clearer health. The narrator credits Postum with rebuilding strength after ten days, urging readers to try the beverage and noting two formats Regular and Instant with pricing.
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Mogg
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