Murder mystery may be solved in Arkansas inquest
Coroner's inquest resumes on Christmas morning double murder of Mrs Amelia Mauldin and her daughter Mrs Rachel Kinkannon. Witnesses describe two men seen near the railroad track and the investigation narrows to possible identity of the killers as jurors hear testimony from James Kinkannon Perry Kinkannon and others. The case centers on the White River park area near Jacksonport with accounts of sightings and alibis as hearings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Mauldin
Jacksonport Road
Guy Smith
Rachel Kinkannon
Confederate Park
James Kinkannon
Jacksonport
Mauldin
Batesville
James Thomas
Perry Kinkannon
J. W. Stafford
White River
Lewis Allhite
Newton
Allwhite
Son
Jewell Wyatt
Ness
Fatal buggy race near Conway claims Miss Brady life
Near Conway two youth groups in buggies race to pass each other causing a fatal crash. Miss Brady, returning from a Christmas tree festival with Miss Brady's friend and Middleton, is thrown from a buggy when a horse loses control. The collision with a tree leads to her death from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Miss Brady
Middleton
Enola
Faulkner
Round Dozen club Christmas gathering and a birthday dinner
In Texarkana a Christmas gathering hosted by Mrs J W Slay ton featured a luncheon with chicken salad olives fruit cake and coffee attended by Mrs I D Price Mrs J W Wallace Mrs Katie Price and others. Separately Mrs A H McDonald hosted a six o'clock dinner for her Sunday school class and grandson Jesse McDonald’s seventeenth birthday with several boys present. Henry Platt a Texarkana resident since 1878 died by drowning in a spring at his East Side College Hill home early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Slayton
Round Dozen
Mable Staton
I. D. Price
Jno. W. Wallace
Katie Price
C. E. Maynard
S.M. Beattie
C. W. Beard
T. B. Stewart
A. H. McDonald
Jesse McDonald
Cleo Campbell
Garland Hurt
James Blackwood
Lyle
Clyde Croft
Carl Hawk
Texarkana
Henry Platt
College Hill
Edwin Johnson's Letter to Friends and the Independent
Edwin Johnson thanks supporters for a spirited contest vote. He notes he led the race for three weeks and three days but concedes the winner and offers a polite bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Epwin Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Across Acres and Additions
A long list of property transfers shows multiple buyers paying prices from $40 to $4,000 for acres and lots. Transactions include Littleton to J G Kimberlin for 2 acres, W J Jones to Amos B Comer for 60 acres, and M H Hinkle to E G and B H Hinkle for 480 acres, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Alto
J. GC. Kimberlin
Richard Everett
J. G. Handel
W. J. Jones
Amos B. Comer
James Dennis
Geo. Dennis
Adam Bach
W. H. Cagle
T. L. Wood
Sam’l White
Herbert Tonney
Ida M. Hamilton
M. H. Hinkle
E. G
B.H. Hinkle
C. F. Deane
B. W. Stainback
E. E. Harris
N. A. Holbrook
A. W. Mosley
John Teddy
John Garland
Robert W. Taylor
Maggie Anderson
T. D. Robinson
Jacksonport
Cyrus Gochenaur
Minnie B. Gochenaur
H. L. Remmel
Grant Dupin
Remmel
Newport
J. W. Grubbs
W. L. Patterson
Lyon
Henry Cunningham
M. Dorsey
Lyons
William Powers Confederate veteran dies in Old Stone township
William Powers aged 79, a Confederate veteran and prominent Democrat in the county, died of apoplexy at his home in Old Stone township last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
William Powers
Old Stone Township
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Xinkannon
J. C. Foushee
Round Dozen Club
Edwin Johnson
The
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Manhattan
Waterhouse Cravats
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Knox and Hawes
Edwin Clapp
Crown
Bamberger Bros. Juvenile Clothing
Denis & Adler
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Co
James L. Jones
R. W. Bandy
Chastian Building
DR. Chase. Carroll
Orrice Watson
Arkansas Bank and Trust
Goa
B.B. Bond, G. D. Clements
F. D. Fulkerson
C.D. Watson
Nathan Graham
V.pres
Chas
G. Henry
Cashier
M. D. Campbell
R. F. Drummond
C. J. Saenger
L. Minor
J. 8. Wilmans
D. Campbell
W. D. McLain
Abe Heilegers
L. E. Willis
Rik Royal
Royal Morris
Jones
Jones House Furnishing Co
Main St
Little Rock
Ark
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