Whitenor Charged With Murder of Nay Anthony
Arthur Whitenor aged about 40 of near Goshen is in the Oriental Hotel awaiting trial for the murder of Nay Anthony aged about 38. Preliminary trial set for 1 pm Tuesday before Justice White Walker. Whitenor, who surrendered Sunday, employed as Frost farm manager, and Anthony, a hired hand, quarreled on a hay wagon with a pitch fork used to strike. Anthony died Friday morning and was buried Sunday at Goshen. he left a wife and six children.
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Arthur Whitenor
Goshen
Oriental Hotel
Nay Anthony
Justice of the Peace
White Walker
Whitener
Ayetteville
Walker & Walker
Frost
Anthony
Whitenor
Campaigner pushes hotel safety across Arkansas roads
Hillary Jennings, secretary of the Arkansas Travelers, campaigns for better hotel standards statewide. He uses insurance agents to pressure noncompliant hotels on rope fire escapes and state law adherence. A special prosecuting attorney is sought in East Arkansas to pursue a noncompliant hotel owner while members may steer Travelers to compliant inns. Mrs. W. J. Yopp and Gordon stay with relatives in Little Rock, with other family members visiting from Dallas and Winslow.
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Little Rock
Arkansaw Travelers
Hillary Jennings
State Board of Health
Jonesboro
East
Arkansas
Maniac Halts Progress Of Inquest At Freeport
In Freeport Long Island on July 6 a maniac at large renewed excitement as the inquest into Mrs. Louise Bailey continued. W P Saff Jr reported being fired at near town last night and showed a dented bumper. Dr Carman said three shots were fired but his car was unharmed. Charles Adams testified he heard a shot near the Carman home and saw a man in mens clothing jump a fence and flee down the avenue.
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Freeport
L. I
Louise Bailey
W. P. Saff, Jr
Carman
Charles Adams
Morton Heiress Declared of Unsound Mind In Custody Transfer
Chicago July 6 Helen Morton Bayly daughter of millionaire Mark Morton is declared of unsound mind and placed in the custody of her uncle George Fabian under a guardianship order.
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Chicago
Helen Morton Bayly
Mark Morton
George Fabian
Case of agitators postponed to 20th
In New York a heavy guard surrounds Town Hall where eleven I W W members face trial for Rockefeller Estate picketing. With two defendants dead from bomb cases and a skull found near the blast, police fear a tense opening. Trial postponed to July 20 due to deaths and sick witnesses.
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New York
Town Hall
Rocefeller
Charles Berg
Jones Explains Trust Connections In Harvester Case
Washington July 6 The Administration senators predicted the final confirmation of Thomas Jones and Paul Warburg today Jones told the Senate Banking Committee he was a nominal defendant in the government suit against the Harvester Corporation he held one share to qualify as director and represent minority interests
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Washington
Thomas Jones
Paul Warburg
Jones
Senate Banking Committee
the Harvester Corporation
Tillman Threatened With Appendicitis Before Execution
Arthur Tillman, scheduled to hang July 18 for the murder of Amanda Tillman in Delaware, Logan County, is reported to be suffering appendicitis and may require an operation to survive until the execution date. He rests in his cell as petition efforts to commute his death sentence continue, with Gov. Hays likely to hear further pleas.
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Little Rock
Arthur Tillman
Amanda Tillman
Delaware
Logan County
Tillman
Penitentiary
Gov- Hays
Gov. Hays
Plans for large hotel and park at Beaver and radium springs
Little Rock architect F W Blaisdell will travel to Beaver on White River near Eureka Springs this week to draw plans for a large hotel and to design grounds for a grand park. He collaborates with Kansas City St Louis and Eureka Springs interests owning land by the radium springs. The springs and surrounding mountains are touted as radium rich, with Denver mud clay used in medical preparations. Rothschilds allegedly offered 1 000 000 to buy out the interests, which were refused. A land company will later be formed to develop the mountain and spring potential.
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Little Rock
F. W. Blaisdell
Beaver
White River
Eureka Springs
Denver
Blaisdell
Rothschild Syndicate
Reagan Named Postmaster at Fayetteville
President nominates Hugh F Reagan to be Postmaster at Fayetteville Arkansas. The nomination marks the culmination of rumors that Reagan was a leading candidate. Frank Peel and Col William Johnstone were noted as other contenders for the postmaster ships in the western district.
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Washington
Hugh F. Reagan
Fayetteville
Reagan
Frank Peel
Sam Peel
Arkansas
Col
William Johnstone
Fort Smith
President rails against Williams over Albania speak
The president said Williams cannot speak for the United States on Albania affairs and admitted powers will be notified. Williams, ambassador to Greece, has been asked to resign though the president declined to discuss the matter today.
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Washington
George Williams
Minster
Greece
United States
Albania
Williams
Fourth of July Celebration at Little Rock Amid Heavy Rains
The Little Rock Socialists hear from leaders on public welfare questions as George W. Rogers discusses the Bank Guaranty Act. The Business Men's Club barbecue drew about three thousand despite rain, with 700 pounds of beef planned and 2000 portions served, but Dr. H Brough failed to appear. Rev. M N Waldrip and Dr. N M Gillespie spoke with music by the Kid Band.
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Little Rock
George W. Rogers
Bank of Commerce
Business Men's Club
H. Brough
M. N. Waldrip
N. M. Gillespie
Kid Band
L. R
Huerta May Face Provisional Presidency as Mexico Fails
Reports from Washington and Vera Cruz indicate a volatile political scene with Villa and Carranza negotiating through George Carothers and Huerta expected to be named Provisional President by Congress. Refugees say Huerta plans to flee with his family to avoid fallout as the farcical election nears invalidation.
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Washington
Villa
Carranza
State Department
George Carothers
Iuerta
Huerta
Pedro Lascurian
Education chief urges time savings in U S schools
St Paul July 6 An appeal for economy of time in education by Harry Wilson superintendent of Topeka schools opened the annual convention of the National Educational Association He argued that inefficient teaching wasteful pupil energy and long courses waste time He urged revising teaching and training pupils to use study systems and segregating backward pupils
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ST. Paul
Harry Wilson
Topeka
National Educational Association
FIEND SPLITS OPEN HEADS OF VICTIMS
Blue Island detectives report a brutal double murder case with Jacob Messesia and family slain in their beds. The killer split their heads with a likely blunt instrument, prompting a police manhunt for the suspect William Manefield who had wed the victim’s daughter years before and deserted her after the child’s birth.
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Blue Island, Ills
Jacob Messesia
William Manefield
Board of Strategy Meets at Eltinge Theatre Newark City
New York July 6 The Board of Strategy meets daily at 10 o clock in Eltinge Theatre Newark City. Manager A H Woods leads a group of top theatre figures to plan the largest theatrical campaign. Members include Byron Ongley Hugh Ford John Emerson Otto Hauverbach William Parke Edward Kielener and others with authority on production decisions. They discuss completed hits like Potash and Perlmutter and The Yellow Ticket and works in progress such as He Comes Up Smiling starring Douglas Fairbanks.
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New York
Board of Strategy
Eltinge Theatre
Newark City
A. H. Woods
Douglas Fairbanks
Pauline Frederick
John Mason
Lew Fields
Boston
Fifteen Drown In Lynn Canal Launch Capsize Near Skway
Fifteen people drowned Saturday when a launch capsized in the Lynn Canal near Skway Alaska. Mr Ross Bayliss of Claremore Oklahoma returned home after a weekend visit.
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Seattle
Lynn Canal
Skway
Alaska
Ross Bayliss
Claremore
Oklahoma
Farm Demonstration Schools See Expanded Attendance
Statewide cooperative effort by the College of Agriculture and U S Farm Demonstration forces aims to boost participation in eighteen summer schools. Prof Wheelock and officials plan visits to Gravette Sheridan Greenwood and more with district agents and judges presenting Boys and Girls Club programs. Schedule spans July to September across Gravette Sheridan Greenwood Paragould Conway Camden Hope Vine Grove Searcy and others.
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College of Agriculture
U. S
Prof. Wheelock
Little Rock
C. W. Watson
W. J. Jernigan
Gravette
Scranton
Greenwood
Wheelock
Ether
Watson
Jernigan
Mise Archer
John Page
Benton County
Sheridan
Grant County
Bison
Cleveland County
Sebastian County
Logan County
Paragould
Green County
Blytheville
Missisippi
Conway
Faulkner County
Morriston
Conway County
Camden
Ouachita
Hampton
Calhoun County
Hope
Hempstead
Amity
Clark County
Vine Grove
Dallas County
Holly Springs
Warren
Hradley
Searcy
White County
Batesville
Independence County
Filipinos Seek Independence From US at Fixed Date
Manila reports a mass meeting of five thousand Filipinos adopted a resolution urging the Philippine commissioners to secure immediate independence on a fixed date and cabled the text to President Wilson.
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Manila
Wilson
Dr Willis Burned Saving Pan Of Gasoline
Miss Marguerite Willis accidentally ignited a pan of gasoline while cleaning dive goods in the kitchen. Dr Willis seized the burning vessel and carried it outdoors, suffering burns to hands and face but with wounds not deep enough to scar. Medical aid arrived promptly.
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KR. B. Willis
Marguerite Willis
Jamel
Willis
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