Mayor Gaynor Police Raid All Night Eatery Sparks Outcry
New York August 14 United Press reports Mayor Gaynor and police led a raid on Healy's Restaurant near Broadway and 66th Street. Fifty officers ejected about three hundred patrons including the District Attorney. Warrants are promised for the raid leaders and city officials on assault and battery and other offenses. District Attorney Whitman denounced the action as a disgrace and outrage.
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United Press
New York
Gaynor
Healy’s
Broad Way
66Th Street
Whitman
Census Report on Cotton Bales in July Detected
United Prov announces a census on cotton in July showing 486246 running bales produced, 1,03550 in establishments, 410954 in independent warehouses, imports about 4496 five hundred pound bales and exports 140710 bales with 30022 spindles active.
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United Prov
Washington
Clayton Named as Alabama Senator
Washington Aug 13 Democratic leaders reacted with surprise as Governor O Neal appointed Representative Henry D Clayton to fill the late senator in Alabama without explicit legislative directive. Senator Overman warned Clayton may not be seated, citing the seventeenth amendment limits on gubernatorial appointment. The judiciary committee and many lawyers doubted authority without legislature approval. The piece also mentions Hagenbach and Wallace preparing a large show in a separate note.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
O'Neal
Henry D. Clayton
Snator Johnson
Alabama
Clayton
Overman
Judiciary Committee
Notice to settle with Collector within five days
Warning to all parties who have been warned to work the streets to settle with the Collector or Street Commissioner within five days after warning or warrants will be issued for arrest. Police Judge W. F. Stirman. Lind reports progress as Commissioner Lind says he has made progress today in a report to the State Department from Washington dated August 14.
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W. F. Stirman
Lind
United Preas
Washington
State Department
Vay
Clayton Not Seated in Senate Dispute Over Alabama Appointment
Washington reports the Senate prepared to rule on Henry D. Clayton's credentials as successor to the late Senator Johnson of Alabama. Senators view Governor ONeal's appointment as lacking express legislative authority under the new direct election amendment and expect an adverse committee ruling. Senator Kern noted Democrats stand firm on tariff votes despite the controversy.
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Washington
Henry D. Clayton
Johnson
Albanna
Senate
Clayton
Alabama
O'Neal
Kern
Bank Robbers Surrounded After Arkansas Standoff
In Cricket Arkansas a posse surrounded fleeing bank robbers in wooded hills near Omaha after a confrontation with farmers. The bandits, who stole $700, were fought by three farmers who were overpowered and disarmed as the suspects fled into the hills.
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Cricket
Ark
Arkansas
Omaha
Reform School Houses 43 Boys in Arkansas
The State Reform School at Little Rock now houses 43 boys aged 10 to 20, the largest recent figure. Plans may seek an age cutoff next session to bar admission of children under 12, aiming to separate younger boys from older, more hardened inmates and improve reform efforts.
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Little Rock
State Reform School
Isla
Denton
Burns Detectives on Ground for Diggs Case
United Press reports San Francisco August 14 that Burns detectives appeared in court for the government as Judge Van Fleet warned jurors. Martha Warrington's cross examination was expected to finish and Lola Norris would confirm details of the Reno trip. Caminetti reportedly may plead guilty if Diggs is avoided.
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United Press
San Francisco
van Fleet
Diggs
Burns
Try
Martha Warrington
Lola Norris
Reno
Caminetti
Dr Wyley Debates Suffrage Leaders And Sisters
Fragmented report cites Dr Wyley Hinton and suffrage leaders in August notes. Disjointed text mentions beef market shifts and a humorous aside about corned beef, with references to Mexico and receivers.
Stock Rushes to Market Amid Shortage Fears
United Press dispatch from Chicago notes ten days of increasing stock shipments. Stockmen warn of a coming cattle shortage in months as drought drives up costs and packers gain leverage, with buyers rushing to market before feed scarcity tightens supplies and prices rise this winter.
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United Press
Chicago
United Preas
Stoc
Drouth
Prairie Grove Opens Reunion for Confederate Veterans
The Prairie Grove reunion marks the annual Confederate veterans gathering recalling the Civil War battle. Comrade G W Morrow introduced by Captainville and Mrs F A Lark and Mrs W 8 welcomed by Sons of Veterans with Rev J P Parker delivering the response. Mayor J S Dill spoke for the city as Col Sam R Chew of Van Buren planned tonight's address.
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Prairie Grove
G. W. Morrow
Captainsville
FA. Lark
Sons of Veterans
J. P. Parker
Lincoln
J. 8
Dill
Col
Sam R. Chew
van Buren
Cost of University Education in Arkansas Reveals Low Expenses
A study shows that even the poorest youths can attend the University of Arkansas at a very small cash outlay. Data from counties including Lonoke Pope Garland Benton and others report students spending from 20 to 125 dollars cash, earning most costs through work, with some covering all expenses and others as low as 195 to 275 per year.
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Arkansas University
Lonoke County
Pope County
Garland County
Benton County
Agricultural College
Ouchi County
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Tlern
Little Rock
Politician and attorneys seek pardon for Ridling case
W M Pipkin former Arkansas legislator and Mena attorney spent Tuesday in Little Rock presenting a petition to Governor Hays for a pardon for Harve Ridling serving an eight year State Farm sentence for perjury. They allege Ridling and Lyman lied to avoid harsher terms and note local support while Futrell would not act without legal approval.
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Little Rock
W. M. Pipkin
Pollomg Ty
Mena Attorne
J. W. Lays
Harve Ridling
State Farm
Hays
Ed Lyman
Lyman
Mena
Futrell
Ridling
Two Governors On Duty In New York Today
Ambiguity envelops New York as Governor Sulzer and Lieutenant Governor Glynn both exercise authority amid impeachment proceedings. The Assembly resolution targets Sulzer, with the case likely advancing to the courts and possibly the U S Supreme Court.
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New York
United Press
Alabny
Gooze
Assembly
Patrick KE
McCabe
Court of Appeals
Sulzer
Capitol
Glynm
Senate
Glynn
Ethus Ax
United States Supreme Court
Why over Davis was nothung
Sheriff Caudle received a telegram from Little Rock stating a 30 day respite had been granted for Davis. Attorney Mayes confirmed the stay, and Caudle announced there would be no execution today. In the cell Davis spoke to a Daily reporter saying he did not deny the killing but it was an accident and he is glad for the stay.
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Sheriff Caudle
Little Rock
S.W . Candle
Fayetteville
Ark
W. Hays
Caudle
John iMayes
Davis
Mayes
the Daily
Omer Davis
Forday
President Angry at Ambassador Wilson Reported
Washington reports the president is angry at Ambassador Wilson for criticizing the British Foreign Office and for allegedly sharing information with Senator Smith of Michigan, an opponent of the Mexican policy.
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United Press
Washington
Ambasador Wilson
Reiter
Smith
Michigan
Wilson
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