Wilson inaugurates cabinet meeting and foreign envoy talks
President Wilson's second White House day featured a cabinet meeting planned for the afternoon and a formal reception with the Japanese ambassador in the Blue Room. He also rejected new federal appointments after discussions with Senators Fletcher and Bryan.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Joseph Tumulty
Wison
Pletcher and
Bryan
Florida
Gardner
Maine
Senator Shepard
Texas
South
Bills Passed by the House in a Busy Session
A Gazette recap lists numerous House bills passed or amended, including four-wire fence legality in Franklin and Prairie counties, hotel sanitation measures, debt and bond provisions for drainage and levee districts, sand and gravel extraction fees, depot commitments, and school district reorganizations. Senate and House resolutions on congratulatory telegrams to President Wilson and constitutional salary and deputy governor amendments were also adopted or ordered for Friday.
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Henry
Franklin County
Armstrong
H. B. Nogg
Self
Baxter
Dhweatt
White River Levee
Keck
William Combson
Madison County
Robinson and Fish
St. Francis Levee
Thrasher
White River
Izard
Stone
Lonecoln
Jefferson
Desha
Thweatt
Prairie County
DeVall’s
Buff
Suleer
Palestine
St. Francis County
H. B
Evans
Missouri and North Arkansas Railroad Company
Mile Post No
Searcy County
Madison
Crawford
Washington
Caldwell
Board of Directors of
Curia
Independence County
Williamson
Phillips County
Saith
Robert Flynn
Crawford County
Gibson
Lacy J. Dodge
Laney
Duncan Townshps
Monroe County
Senate
Jacobson
Wilson
Rebellion Spreads as Sonora Proclaims Self Rule
From Hermosillo couriers warn Sonora towns that the State Congress has seceded from Mexico and will defend against Huerta, signaling a broader Maderista rise in the north. Meanwhile London reports speculation that Asquith halted a Saturday reception due to suffragette pressure and Mrs Pankhurst rests in Paris.
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Asquith
Saffra State OF Mexico
United Press
Douglas
Arizna
Mexico
Hermosillo
Sonora
Congress
Huerta
Mexico City
London
Emme Iie Pankhurst
Brokin
Paris
Wood to Continue as Chief of Staff
General Wood remains chief of staff of the army for the present though an order issued by President Wilson. Wood had been appointed by Taft to a four year term which expired in one year and five months.
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United Press
Washington
Wood
Army
Wilson
Taft
Arkansas Legislature Faces Dead Proposals and New Resolutions
Three constitutional amendments were submitted this session and all others are dead. The measures include municipal bonds, a lieutenant governor office creation, and a $760 biennial salary for legislators. The House backed county and municipal initiative while the Senate backed equal suffrage and a 3 mill road levy for 30 years. Liquor interests pushed repeal of the whiskey bill, but those efforts are also dead.
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Little Rock
General Assembly
House
Senate
Hquor
Governor appoints new board in Arkansas
Governor Robinson announced appointments to multiple state boards including the Penitentiary Board with John V Ferguson of Lonoke and J A M Bradshear of Harrisburg for six four and two year terms, Bank Commissioner John M Davis of Little Rock, and Health Board members across seven districts. Additional appointees include B A Fletcher Augusta in the First District and J T Stout Brinkley in the Second, with other districts naming F B Young Springdale D Hughes Wilmar L A Buckner Dernvott and Dr Morgan Smith Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Robinson
Center and School Streets district tax notice in Fayetteville
Billowed message to property owners in Center and School Streets Improvement District urging payment within thirty days or face suit and penalties. Bruce Holcomb as collector notes tax book is in hand and cites Lee Dugean as superintendent. Also mentions local advertisements and a Livery sale news item.
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Center and
School Streets
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Center
Bruce Holcomb
Reward for lost packet book with cash in Fayetteville
A note from Jno M Moore of Rose Hill Fayetteville offers a $10 reward for the return of a packet book lost yesterday March 5 containing four $200 bills and other currency totaling $150 plus notes and checks. Contact in Fayetteville.
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Jno
M. Moore
Rose Hill
Fayetteville
Thaw's Latest Effort to Gain Freedom Fails
New York March 6 Harry K Thaw's bid for freedom from Matteawan Asylum failed as his family refused to let the jury hear his evidence while the state sought to present the full calendar of charges accusing him of trying to bribe attendants and officials. A fire of unknown origin destroyed John Pazza's general store at Tentitown causing about 2500 in losses.
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United Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
John Pazza
Tentitown
Incurnee
Hotel Arrivals Report From Washington and Fort Smith
Washington guest J. M. Carroll arrives with Detroit J. R. Sanders. Fort Smith hosts T. W. Haeckworth and W. O. Cloud. St. Louis occupants include O BE Hackworth and 5S.M Evans. Joplin W. P. Clay. Dallas W Teeter. Ft. Smith hosts 5. Hubbard. A pig picture and Lyric tonight at the Dalty Read.
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J. M. Carroll
Detroit
J. R. Sanders
Ft. Smith
T. W. Haeckworth
St. Louis
BE. Hackworth
W. P. Clay
Joplin, Co
W. Teeter
Dallas
W. O. Cloud
M . Evans
5. Hubbard
Ft. Scott
Lion Tamer's Revenge Dominates Ozark Feature Thrill
The Ozark feature titled Lion Tamer's Revenge delivers a gripping thrill with high tension and dramatic performances. The article highlights the scene-stealing moments and the suspenseful pacing that keeps audiences on edge.
Friedman's Tuberculosis Cure Demonstration Hindered
Dr Friedman the German physic ian says he can cure consumption but faces humiliation and obstruction after arriving in New York. He cannot secure quarters as management fears his offices would become a mecca for tuberculosis and push tenants out. He retired to a hotel while refusing to see patients.
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United Press
New York
Friedman
Waldorf
McAlpine
Wartiest clash over antigambling bill in Arkansas House
In Litter Rock on March 6, the House plans Friday action on an antigambling bill. Law and Westcott amendments spark debate over felon labeling of innocents and penalties for wagering on games of chance including poker bridge whist dice and slot machines. The bill faces final action Friday.
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Litter Rock
Adn Westcott
Garland County
Land Transfers Deeds Filed For Record List
Deeds filed for record include Berry Greer and Company and T. J. Whitaker transferring parcels to A. G. Felgenapan for 2000 dollars. Reinold and wife to Lattle Cragin for 88 acres at 15-1431 for 850 dollars. Springston and wife to J. K. White for 4 acres at 17-15-28 for 200 dollars. additional transfers include J. W. Tunstill to W. M. Tunstil for a Fayetteville lot at 1250 dollars. Wm. Robinson and wife to Jno EB Byerly for a Prairie Grove lot at 100 dollars. J. D. Williams and wife to A. P. Martin for 38.5 acres in 25.16-33 for 2000 dollars. W. K. Cox and wife to H. W. Mershon for 160 acres in 19-13-32 for 400 dollars. Edward A. Sorrel and wife to Mrs. R. M. Coquard for 80 acres in 35-16-41 for 5000 dollars. S. Jackson Null and wife to J. M. Kinzer for 10 acres in 23-16-30 for 600 dollars.
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Lis Reinold
Lattle Cragin
Rk. F. Springston
J. K. White
J. W. Tunstill
W. M. Tunstil
Fayetteville
Wm. Robinson
Jno
Eb, Byerly, Lot In Prairie Grove, $100, J. D. Willamsa
A. P Martin
W. KE. Cox
H. W. Mershon
Bedward A. Sorrel
R. M. Coquard
Jackson Null
J. M. Kinzer
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