University Board Elects Cravens Secretary and Walker Treasurer
The University of Arkansas board elected Wilt Cravens of Fayetteville secretary and Jack Walker of Danville treasurer. Salaries in creased by $200 for heads and $100 for others. a new grandstand on campus and a loan plan to banks were approved.
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Raceiv
Cravens
Jack Walker
Bezdek
Norwood
Turner
Board of Trusters
the Universiy of Arkansas
University
John B. Neeley
Ine
C. T. Harding
Fayetteville
Harding
Arthur Turner
Wilt Cravens
Neely
Dan Allen
Este
Ranch Normal
Pine Mut Vo
A. A. Steele
Kirtly E. Mather
University of Chi
Hilko Bezdek
Ctor
Y. M.C. A. Permis
Erec
Uiversity
Morelli
Jather
Land
Ft Smith Special District
Sysem
Medical College
Ae Twoons
WI Cravens
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Neally
Shot
Angoth
Kar Re ‘Ming
Funeral of Prof Roberts Postponed to Tomorrow
The obituary notice reports the funeral of Prof Roberts will be held from the residence north of Pitkinville tomorrow at 10 o clock. The war department has been telegraphed for permission to enter the body in the national cemetery. if refused the burial will be in Byeroem cemetery.
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BM. Roverts
Pitkinville
Byeroem Samotery
Cleaning and pressing service promises value and trust
A local laundry and dry cleaning business touts thorough cleansing and renewal of men’s wear. The ad emphasizes fair pricing and repeated trust in its ability to make garments look large yet affordable, inviting customers to rely on the stated claims.
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Walters
N. Black
Burris woman to Little Rock for treatment amid violence claims
Mrs. Burris, residing on South Street, is to be sent to the state asylum in Little Rock with her husband accompanying her. Neighbors recount she is pleasant until anger triggers violent acts including a fire attempt and a revolver incident. Deputy Sheriff Curtis assists. Mrs. Alice Shreve remains in mental care near Farmington.
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Nity
Carus
Little Rock
Joe Burris
State Asylum
Kung
Curtis
Alice Shreve
Farmington
New Missouri Laws Spark Broad Changes Across Society
A sprawling list of Missouri statutes takes effect, detailing limits on telephone etiquette, penalties for interference with service, and broader social rules. The dispatch notes raises in speed limits, exemptions for undertakers from jury service, and rules on women’s work hours in laundries and manufacturing. It mentions ministerial authority from neighboring states for marriages and two laws targeting loan sharks, plus child labor protections and railroad passenger conveniences. The piece also covers Arkansas university governance disputes and calls for adherence to constitutional procedures.
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Missouri
General Assembly
Louis
Wool Tariff Passed in House Reduces Duty on Wool
The House approved the Underwood wool tariff revision by 221 to 100. Twenty four Republicans joined Democrats as the measure moved forward, with one Democrat, Francis of Ohio, voting no. Amendments were few and largely defeated during a five hour debate under the vein rule. President Taft was informed that tariff board data could not be furnished at the time.
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Francis
Ohio
Theis
Anderson
Anthony
Campbell
Davie
Minnesota
French
Haughen
Helegeson
Jackson
LaFollette
Lenroot
Lindborkh
Madigan
Miller
Morse
Turdock
Nelson
Norris
Ren
Sloat
Steenerson
Stephens
California
Volatead
Woous
Young
Kansas
Howe
Payne
New York
Wollen
Underwood
Ps Ve
Murdock
Harrison
Ways and Means
Taft
Tariff Board
Tim
Rio Grande River
Hi Paso
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
San Pillipe
Rio
Moustin
Paola
Angers
Cathalleaatne Jouph
Albuquerque ix
Vaudeville Ozark Tonight and Summer School Notes
Evening vaudeville at Ozark tonight highlights a summer school session with enrollments reaching 200 and a final lecture by Dr. McMurry. A reception for students will follow the course, with invitations extended to teachers ministers and spouses.
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McMurry
Tompkins Will Flow Reings Ers Hurt
Disbandment and sale of Fort Smith Western Association team to Huntsville Alabama spark rumors. Thompkins rumored to joinArkansas or Kan sas teams. locals note his loyalty to home. report shifts to travel and a later accident involving Train at Flowers near Westville with unclear injuries.
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Fort Smith
Manager Riggs
Huntsville
Alabama
Charley Thompking
Auch
South
Araten
Mort Smith
Totsville
Arkans
Ameriaa
Tompking
Fayetteville
Arkansan
Tompkine
Peddler W Genling Arrested and Springdale Warrant Issued
Morning arrest of W Genling on peddling without license after orders placed with Price Bug Co. of Kansas City. He was warned to obtain a license and shows. Deputy Miller and Constable W L Stokes issued warrants for Ollie Langford of Springdale on grand larceny tied to a Fayetteville theft. Lang bond set at 250 dollars for July 6 hearing. Religious folk quip about taxes alongside local want ads.
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Luing
Price Bug Co
Kansas City
Cruse
Miller
W. L. Stokes
Spetnedale
Ollie Langford
Springdale
Squire Kotcourt
Fayetteville
Tt. Lang Bond
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Tulsa
Carl Morris
Hope
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Gov . Donaghey
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Ear Daily
Supreme Court
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Flowers
Westville
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