Witness Breen Afflicted By Faulty Memory At Trial
The Star reports Breen, a confessed dynamiter, on cross examination in the William Woodland associates dynamite conspiracy case. The state seeks independent witnesses to corroborate Breen and Collin accounts, while Breen is portrayed as attempting extortion from Atteaux. Breen admitted telling Atteaux he would be bankrupted if a suit went against him.
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United Prea
Boston
John J. Breen
William Woodland
Breen
Atteaux
Five Killed As French Line Ship Strikes Mine
United Press reports five were killed and several injured when the French Line Senegal hit a harbor mine on departure from port. The vessel was beached and declared a total loss, carrying over two hundred persons with casualties near the mine impact. The blast tore a hole in the hull and wrecked the interior.
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United Press
Smyra
Senegal
Wuic
Silence from Dr. Kirkland on Arkansas University presidency
Little Rock May 22 The Board of Arkansas University waits for Dr J H Kirkland of Vanderbilt to decide on becoming president. Initial satisfactory financial terms were reported, but more than a month has passed with no reply, leaving the Board in uncertainty awaiting his decision.
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Little Rock
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt
Arkansas University
Suffragette Militants Blamed for Major Plant Fire
London May 2 The militant suffragettes are blamed for a thirty thousand dollar incendiary fire that destroyed the plant of the Improved Paving Company. A man leaving the site was arrested on evidence he was a hireling of the suffragettes.
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United Press
London
Improved Paving Company
Hotel arrivals list from Washington and surrounding regions
A cluttered hotel arrivals item lists numerous names and places including Washington, J. B. For ythe, Sarcorie, Mo, W. Watson of Little Rock, D. Wood of Chicaxo, Barr, Lott, Brady, Mudd, Ralph Saxe, Movett and others. The fragmentary line mentions various initials and titles with minimal context or dates.
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Sarcorie
Rood
Barcoxto
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Felker
Rogers
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Little Rock
D. Wood
Chicaxo
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Mrs Tyler Passes Away After Years of Service
An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Tyler at her home 301 North Franklin Street following decades of educational work and literary contributions to The Times Dispatch. A Richmond veteran, she shaped the Children’s Department, edited features, supported Virginia suffrage efforts, and inspired young readers with sketches of antebellum Richmond. She was 71 and survived by two sisters and a brother, with a lifelong career in schools from Abbeville to Arkansas.
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University of Arkansas
Japan dissatisfaction over American trade action and treaty dispute
The dispatch reports Japan angry at the United States for trade act interpretation and says the foreign office will appeal to the State Department through Canada. It notes Japan believes the action violates the existing treaty between the United States and Japan. A second item details J A Gourdain, a famed international promoter, jailed after conviction and using a private prison built to serve his term.
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Tokio
United, States
United. States
Foreign Office
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Canada
State Department
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New Orleans
J. A. Gourdain
London
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WORTH JUDGE IN TOILS GOV APPOINTS HYGIENE DELEGATES
Gov. appoints delegates to the Fourth International Congress of School Hygiene in Buffalo. Names include Dr Ida Joe Brooks Little Rock Principal W A Crawford Russellville Dr G H Lutterloch Jonesboro Dr W N Reed Texarkana Dr Moyran Smith Little Rock Dr Charles Thomas Fordyce Hon G B Cook Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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On Rock
Attempted Bank Robbery Battle in New York
Four Italian highwaymen battled a bank messenger and police after an attempt to seize about a thousand dollars. One robber was shot and killed, with the incident described in terse dispatches from New York dated May 22.
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United Press
New York
Branner Promotion Seen In Arkansas History Note
A Little Rock article notes John Caspar Branner, former geology professor at the University of Arkansas, as president of Stanford University with David Starr Jordan resigning. It clarifies Branner never taught at Arkansas, recounts his Arkansas geology survey influence, and praises Gov. Hughes and Prof. Purdue for advancing the state survey and Branner’s possible Stanford link.
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John Caspar Branner
Ossor
University of Arkansas
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
David Starr Jordan
Prof
Branner
Little Rock
Arkansas
Leland Stanford University
Fayetteville
Hranner
General Assembly
Hraner
Simon P. Hughes
Hushow
Ranner
United States
Purdue
Wither
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Social Insurance Conference to Convene in Chicago
May 22 report states Governor Putrell appointed J. C. Clary Labor Commissioner Dr A Miller of Conway Rabb Low Jasent of Pineluff and Robert Martin of Little Rock as Arkansas delegates to the American Association for Labor Legislation meeting in Chicago June 6-7 The gathering aims to study penology law enforcement and social insurance issues including workmen compensation pensions and labor law enforcement.
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Putrell
J. C. Clary
A. €. Miller
Conway
Rabb Low Jasen T
Pineluff
Robert Martin
Arkansas
American Association For Labor Legislation, Co
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Plac
Society of Godolomers
Phneumonia
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Wate
Senate set to probe West Virginia mine conduct
Senator Kern announced a Senate resolution authorizing a judicial inquiry into alleged penny penalties on miners in West Virginia. An investigating committee will likely depart for Paint Creek and Cabin Creek districts to gather testimony, with the Authority and Labor Committees expected to report favorably by Monday afternoon.
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United Prena
Washington
West Virgin
Senate
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Kern
Mternoon
Increased taxes expected to fund state deficits and services
The article discusses rising taxes and public spending as a solution to a state deficit. It notes revenue from property taxes increasing and projects a significant shortfall persisting, while arguing higher levies could sustain state operations and curb deficits over the coming years.
Czar Arrives at Kilsing Grounds for Royal Wedding
Czar Nicholas of Russia arrived in Berlin on May 22 to witness the wedding of Princess Victoria Louise and Prince Ernest of Cumberland. Elaborate protection was arranged by the authorities for the monarch's visit.
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Berlin
Nicholas
Russia
Victoria Louise
Prince Ernest of Cumberland
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