Prescott Ark State Ticket And Local Officials Ad
Entered as second class matter in Prescott Arkansas for the post office. Subscription rates and mail prices are listed. State and county ticket nominees include Governor George W. Donaghe Secretary of State D C Ludwig State Treasurer J L Yates State Auditor John R Jobe Commissioner of Mines Manufactures and Agriculture Guy B Tucker Commissioner of Lands L L Coffman Superintendent of Public Instruction George B Cook Justice of the Supreme Court J C Hart Carroll D Wood Prosecuting Attorney Minor Wallace County Officials J W Whaley Sheriff Ed Hook County Judge A M Denman Circuit Clerk Iybb taenad County Clerk J A Batlin County Treasurer W C Felt Assessor MO D Brig Surveyor Tom Lavender Coroner G C Purtle Weigher H T Ingram Justices of the Peace F M Smyth Sohn B Shers T F Burns Constable C B Moon.
FIGHT IN TABRIZ CONTINUES AS BOMBS RAIN
After thirty five days of house to house fighting in Tabriz casualties are put at about 800 with many homes shops and bazaars looted causing losses over 1 million dollars. American missionaries face stray bullets but none seriously hurt amid bombardments near the mission garden. Teheran sends a battery of quick firing guns to the city.
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Tabriz
Teheran
Yaqui Indians Slay Thirteen at Lampazas Mine
A. D. McPhee reports from El Paso that Yaqui Indians killed thirteen people across three families at Lampazas mine on July 24. Survivors and nearby ranchers fled to Promontorio mine to fortify against further attacks.
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el Paso
A. D. McPhee
Promontorio Mine
Moctezuma
Sonora
Mexico
Lampazas
Texarkana Girl Fends Off Burglar During Chloroform Attempt
Miss Ida Chetham of 1615 Ash street awoke as a burglar poured chloroform on a pillow and her breast. The intruder fled through a kitchen window as Mr. Chetham woke and gave chase with a shotgun, but the man escaped.
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Texarkana
Tex
Ida Chetham
Chetham
Ash Street
Mr. Chetham
Suffragists Parade Through Oyster Bay With Banner Vote for Women
Four members of the National Progressive Woman Suffrage Union visited Oyster Bay on August 7, weathering a downpour. They toured by auto, distributed literature, and announced an evening meeting led by Mrs Borrman Wells of London, with Dr Maude Glasgow Miss Margaret Coleman and Miss Mary Coleman. They sought a meeting with the president but were told he was unavailable.
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Ssacs Et Syster Bay
Oyster Bay
National Progressive Women's Suffrage Union
Borrman Wells
London
Maude Glasgow
New York
Margaret Coleman
Denver
Mary Coleman
Secret Service
Sagamore Hill
Election Returns From 195 Counties Report County Totals
Complete county returns show Davidson 149 856 and Wynne 134 056 with Davidson leading in Fauni county by 10. Other results list Campbell 175 989 versus Williams 107 615 for governor and Alderdice 102 589 versus Cousins 144 077 for public instruction. Local option favored 91 384 to 28 487.
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Dallas
Davidson
Wynne
Fauni
Campbell
Williams
Barker
Blades
Parker
Stephens
White
Robison
Stone
Alderdice
Cousins
Lattimore
Arrival of American battleship fleet fills Auckland with fanfare
Excitement in Auckland as the American battleship fleet nears arrival. Workmen decorate the water front and town with palm arches, buntings, and portraits of Roosevelt, King Edward, and Sperry. Flags of the United States and Great Britain mingle as locals and visitors unite. The fleet is due Sunday morning.
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Auckland
Roosevelt
Edward
Sperry
United States
Great Britain
Attorney General Davidson Receives Tobacco Gifts
Austin August 7 Attorney General Davidson is flooded with congratulatory letters and has received a large box of Virginia sun cured tobacco from S F Hurt of Abingdon Virginia a near relative of the late Judge J M Hurt of Texas. The tobacco is long leaf and tied with leaf and considered very fine. A similar gift arrived from a friend in his old home in North Carolina.
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Davidson
Austin
Old Virginia
Virginia
S. F. Hurt
Abingdon
J. M. Hurt
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Old North State
Paper auction in New York sells print stock
Five carloads of news print paper were sold at auction under John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers association for 1.90 per 100 pounds f o b Natural Dam New York. Two carloads went to R Reimers of the Telegram Fort Worth Texas and three carloads to M E Foster of the Chronicle Houston Texas. Norris said he bought the paper from a manufacturer and expects another sale after securing more stock.
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New York
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Natural Dam
N. Y
R. Reimers
Telegram
Fort Worth
Tex
M. E. Foster
Chronicle
Houston
Norvis
Judge Pardee dissolves Speer order on Georgia freight rates
Asheville August 7 United States Circuit Judge Pardee dissolved Judge Emory Speers order prohibiting the Southern Railway Louisville and Nashville and other lines from enforcing proposed freight rate increases in Georgia. The appeal and supersedeas allow the railroads to implement new rates in Georgia pending final hearing.
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Speer
Asheville
N. C
United States
Pardee
Emory Speer
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville
Georgia
Senator Culberson Seeks Protest Over Freight Rates
Senator Culberson called at the interstate commerce commission to protest enforcement of increased freight rates to Texas points set to take effect on the 10th. He was accompanied by Allison Mayfield, J. E. Love, and Claude Persis.
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Washington
Senator Culberson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Culberson
Allison Mayfield
Railroad Commission of Texas
J. E. Love
Railway Commission of Oklahoma
Claude Persistant
Ty Cobb Marries Charlotte Lombard in Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb better known as Ty Cobb the heavy hitting outfielder of the Detroit American League team was married Thursday to Miss Charlotte Lombard daughter of one of Augusta s wealthiest citizens.
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Ty” Cobb
Benedict
Augusta
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Charlotte Lombard
Violators Under Bas kin McGregor Law In Austin
State revenue agent says all liquor and malt dealers who did not renew in July and keep operating are violators of the Bas kin McGregor law. The statute took effect July 12 1907 making old licenses void from that date and new licenses due accordingly.
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Austin
State Revenue
Twin cantaloupe from single blossom on Hastings farm
J H Lusk, Hastings farm manager near Stamford, brought a perfectly formed twin cantaloupe to the Commercial club rooms. Grown together as one melon from a single blossom, it will be displayed in the club’s fruit and farm exhibit.
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Stamford
Tex
J. H. Lusk
Hastings
City
Commercial Club
Miss Grace Yarbrough Returns Home From Panama Teaching
Miss Grace Yarbrough daughter of County Superintendent Yarbrough arrived from Colon Panama where she taught for two terms. She will stay with her father in McKinney Texas until school reopens in September after a five day voyage via New York with her departure from Panama on June 28.
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McKinney
Tex
Grace Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Colon
Panama
New York
Worthy Cause in Greenville to Help Viola Delancey
Sheriff Hemsell reports private subscriptions totaling several hundred dollars to send Viola Delancey, assaulted by Ted Smith, to a college for a finer education. The effort aims to provide her with a strong educational foundation after the incident on the courthouse square.
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Greenville
Tex
Sheriff Hemsell
Viola Delancey
Ted Smith
Court House
Carney Exchange Bank Opens for Business
The Carney Texas Exchange Bank has opened for business, announcing new banking services and local financial support for residents and businesses in the community.
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Carney (Tex.) Exchange Bank
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Prescott Daily Rews
Prescott, Ark
George W. Donaghe
of State
D. C
State Treasury
Jl, Yates
John R. Jobe
Commissioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture
Guy B. Tucker
L. L. Coffman
George B. Cook
the Supreme Court
Justice Riddick
J. C. Hart
Carroll D. Wood
Ss. Minor Wallace
QO. A. Graves
J. W. Whaley
ED Hook
A.M. Denman
Iybb Taenad
J. A. Batlin
W. C. Felt
MO. D. Brig
Tom Lavender
G. C. Purtle
Wotton
H.T. Ingram
F. M. Smyth
Sohn B
T. F. Burns
Rconstable
Cc. B. Moon
Couple of
Texas Publishers
Theatoriup
West Main St
Airdome
E. A. Short
Mrs
A. E. Shanklet Millinery Co
Guy Market and Bakery
McDaniel How. Co
A. M. Ellsworth
Southwest Arkansas
Telephone Go
A. H. Smith
the Palace Barber Shop
Jack and
Johnny Bull's
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