Senate fights over severance tax and appointive power in Arkansas
In Little Rock and across the state, lawmakers clash over severance tax proposals and the composition of commissions. Key figures include Cherry, Hallinan, Meg, Harvey, and Pohell as debates unfold about tax rates, property rules, and gubernatorial appointment authority. The sessions weigh retention of Up election authority and potential reform of revenue measures amid party and regional tensions.
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Halton
Avicaiina Senatary
Orville Paubus
Miuntavile
Quasewer
Fiat
Livan
Vanedder
Denis
Cherry
Camimiadanera Ulm
Senate
Fragmentary British note on travel and duties abroad
A garbled British notice discusses travel and duties, mentioning pylons and ports, tempering expectations about examination, and references to offices and authorities. The text names government offices and travelers, with unclear dates and locations, reflecting a damaged archival page.
State Attorney General Rules on Public Advertisement Decision
A report on the Rhode Island Commission case notes the attorney general's ruling that the decision to advertise was valid. The analysis discusses timetables, regulatory authority, and the impact on utility customers and shippers in the broader state framework.
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Charnes
Riana Commission
Cau Sadia Consantaion
Market Prices and Crop Receipts Roundup
A fragmented report lists commodity prices and grain provisions with uneven receipts and shifting rates. It notes March to July price movements for soybeans and grains, plus seed and forage values, showing mixed market signals across corn, wheat, oats, and related provisions.
New York Cotton Futures Finish Mixed After Slow Trade
New York cotton futures showed irregular trading with late afternoon prices rising modestly after a prior rally. Traders cited profit taking and cautious tone as contracts closed near the day’s mixed levels amid sparse demand and light activity.
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New York
Cherry to Sign Bill for Legislative Branch Salaries
Gov. Cherry announced plans to sign bills appropriating funds for salary and expenses of both legislative branches. The action aims to cover compensation and operational costs for lawmakers and staff.
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Cherry
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Thornten
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Halinan
Mega
Robert Harvey
Indiaua
Wanton
Park County
Chile
Little Rock
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Vox
Hsher
Witte
Ceraelen
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Aos
Charner
Sjitty
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Meinttey
la Warren
Lew Heatden
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Fred Nifford
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Wiley Mean
Clarkeyville
Thorne Don At
Metin
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Band Biotth
Auiginta
Athinas
BA Senate
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Ragan
Little Mack
Roentn
Volant County
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St Vranets
Mor Cy
Maemo
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Toye
Socata
Xarkana
Nail Bey
Hayiljee
Lafemnent
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Whyater
Ohalee
Weston
Shop West, Bros. and Save
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Greg Fryer
U.S
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Dirtles
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Doar
Manzanilla
Olives
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Embassy Bran
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Swift
Pascal Celery
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