Oscar Winn Declares Candidacy for Arkansas Governor
Candidate Oscar Winn pledges strict Democratic platform and vows to keep the University of Arkansas from being moved during his governorship. He denies rumors of supporting University removal, cites past votes and tensions with colleagues, and appeals to Northwest Arkansas voters.
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Odges for Secretary of State Admitted Winner
Admitted winner W. Hodges appeals to Arkansas voters urging honest citizenship and protection of interests on election day. He asks friends and supporters to help, promising merit and qualification.
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Taft Urges Law To Protect Alaskan Fur Seals From Slaughter
President Taft sent a special message urging legislation to prevent the extinction of Alaska seals. He cited the soon expiring fur seal agreement with New York owners and noted seals declined from 175000 to 124000 in twelve years, with breeding stock also dropping. The note calls for action to safeguard the herd.
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Railway mediation plan faces skepticism amid talks
A mediation plan under the Erdman act draws mixed support as Interstate Commerce Commission officials Knapp and Neill seek to avert a nationwide railroad strike. The locomotive workers and engineers union meet in Lexington before presenting proposals to the mediators. Despite talks, little hope remains for a breakthrough as the parties ponder arbitration and possible witness subpoenas.
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Chicago Expects Big Option Vote On Saloon Question
Chicago anticipates a record turnout as registration rises toward a total near 440000 for the saloon question vote. Election officials project the high tally will top previous peaks set in 1908 and 1904, reflecting strong civic interest in the issue.
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Dog Refuses to Leave River Banks in Danville
A stubborn dog guards a riverbank scene in Danville Virginia as child shoes believed to belong to a six-year-old were found nearby. The dog resists efforts to move from the Uny shore and is fed by local farmers. No other people are known to be missing in the area.
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Easter Gift Aspirations At The Perfume Shop
A lively pitch notes the pharmacy offering talcum powder tooth powder toilet water cold cream and perfumery items for an Easter gift. It touts high grade extracts and the appeal of a king of perfumery as an ideal present.
Hearing on bank bill before House committee on post offices
The bank bill reappears in the Senate discussion and faces debate in the House Post Offices and Post Roads committee on Wednesday morning. American Bankers representatives voice objections as the measure proceeds through familiar stages. The same time frame sees the 694 million appropriation bill advance in the House, amid industrial war concerns and miner labor issues in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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