President Wilson Accepts Assistant Secretary Resigns
Washington March 20 Huntington Wilson assistant secretary of state resigned over the new administration policy on China. The president accepted the resignation promptly and will administer routine matters through the third assistant while Bryan is absent and matters of moment go to the president Tumulty announced the resignation does not alter Bryan's plans in the West.
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Morals and Minimum Wages Discussed With President
On March 20 President Wilson will hear details on low wages for women and the white slave traffic. Lieutenant Goreme Ohara of Wisconsin, leading the committee investigating conditions, will have ten minutes with the President Saturday afternoon. Wilson is interested in broad wage policy, mothers pensions, and humanitarian issues, but plans no public statements. A Fuller’s advertisement notes a Saturday sale and the musical show A Modern Eve at Ozark Monday.
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Court arguments hinge on who should succeed governor
March 20 in Little Rock held a crowded Supreme Court session over the gubernatorial succession question. Lawyers debated whether Acting Governor Oldham or President pro tempore Futrell should hold or assume the office, with emphasis on whether the person or the office dictates the succession under the state constitution.
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New King to Take Oath Tomorrow in Athens
Constantine arrives in Athens and will formally take the oath tomorrow in the chamber of deputies. He becomes king when George fed, with many formalities to follow. The Council of Ministers proclaimed him king and he will be crowned six months after a half year of mourning decreed by the Chamber of Deputies.
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Negro Switches Republican Button in Taft Era
In Washington on March 1 a black man wearing a Taft button sought a political favor from Tommy Brahaney, assistant secretary to the president. Brahaney denied the request and later greeted the man, who bore the name Wilson Brick, remarking he now appears as a fellow Democrat as party loyalties shift before March 4.
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Wilsor Bhick Letters. Mr. Brahaney
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Notice to sell or trade colts and work horses
We offer the sale or trade of colts gentle mares and work horses. See them at Cazort Lumber sheds two blocks from the depot. Signed by Jd Graven.
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Wife Charged With Murder In Husband Case
Mrs Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Eaton was arrested in Hinsham Mass on March 20 charged with murdering her husband. The arrest marks a climax in a long mystery with little naval detail and a secretive probe. She pleaded not guilty as a continuance was set to March 28. She is held without bail as District Attorney Parker stated investigators have not located shore status of the crime scene.
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More Honors for Robinson
Washington dispatch notes Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas will likely become ambassador to Brazil. No official tender yet, but reports say President Wilson may offer the post. Robinson’s varied public service includes House membership, Arkansas governorship, and a full Senate term beginning this year.
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Seumtornn Weton
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Senate
Jott Davis
Opponents Challenge Emergency Clause in Arkansas Liquor Law
March 19 in Little Rock reports opponents of the anti liquor measure plan to test its validity in court. They argue the emergency clause renders the law inoperative until 1918, allowing immediate petition drives to place the act before voters at the September 1913 election, potentially mirroring a prior failed repeal effort. It would take over 12 000 signatures to refer the bill to a statewide vote.
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Little Rock Guard Funding Proposal Moves Toward Assembly
The National Guard Association and Dr J Be rrine sketch a plan to fund the guard to remain active until the General Assembly may pass a deficiency appropriation. A mass meeting is planned to discuss Brigadier General W Burridge’s proposition to the commercial community.
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Vatican
Greece King George lies in state after murder
The body of King George of Greece lay in state in the palace main chamber as funeral plans proceed. Military guards oversee preparations while aides carry the monarch’s coffin through the streets on a stretcher amid ongoing investigation into the assassination.
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Ture
Sehinay
Nine Dead In Alberta Explosion At Hat Town
A blast in Hat Alberta on March left nine people dead and twelve injured. Emergency crews reported the building collapse and ongoing search for survivors as authorities investigated the cause of the explosion.
Cotton Report From 1912 To Date Notes Erratic Data
Washington reports a 1913 cotton yield figure with inconsistent figures and unclear comparisons. The text references Mrs Calvin and Grace Pyatt of Prairie Grove, a Mellroy Dry Goods Co official, and a chaotic mall delivery incident. The fragmentary story blends retail notes with a stray line about a bulldog and a hat mishap.
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