American Troops in France Reach 700000 Mark
Washington June 10 Secretary Baker announced in a speech to the French Blue Devils that more than 700000 American soldiers have been sent to France. He noted earlier reports of 500000 sailing for the front and said the Alpine Chasseurs known as the Blue Devils toured the U S before returning to France en route to Baltimore Newark New York and Boston.
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France
Baker
Blue Devils
United States
War Secretary
America
South
Middle West
Secretary of War
Baltimore
Newark
New York
Boston
Pledge Plan Set for War Savings Stamp Campaign
In Little Rock on May 11 plans to pledge every citizen to buy Thrift Stamps are outlined at a conference with Arkansas county managers. Moorhead Wright, the state manager, presides with seasoned campaigners assisting. The pledge aims for a yearly purchase, ending May 28, followed by checks to ensure compliance and broader sales efforts across Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Moorhead Wright
Lter
Better Babies Contest Aims For Healthier Children
The Better Babies Contest promotes scientific child health and development, offering free medical exams to uncover defects and improve starts for children six months to five years. Held at the county courthouse on June 14 and 15, entries are arranged privately by committee members and judges.
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Court House
Sam Logan
H. E. Rouse
Sadie Griswold
Germans Gains Not Dangerous and Costly in French Battle
In a frontline report from June 10 that details heavy combat between Montdidier and Noyon, German forces suffer severe losses under dense machine gun and artillery fire. Courcelles changes hands repeatedly while Mont Renaud remains defended by allies, and Ressons sur Matz marks the only real German advance along a pocket extending southeast toward the Oise.
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France
Montdidier
Noyon
Courcelles
Mont Renaud
Lepmont
Ressons- Sur Matz
Oise
18 Vessels Sunk By U-boat Raiders
Washington reports 18 ships sunk by German submarine raiders off the Atlantic coast. Survivors say a vessel seen near the Rio’s sinking may be a freight steamer used to resupply, while Navy officials await confirmation of further losses.
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Germany
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Virginia Capes
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Norfolk
CANDIDATES BEGINNING TO REPAIR FENCES
Little Rock May 11 Ira C Langley secretary of the Forty first session of the Arkansas Senate has arrived in Little Rock from Piggott to begin repairing fences and line them up for his election in 1919 He already has pledges from new members but opposition seems unlikely The same fate may await Harvey G Combs chief clerk of the House if he seeks another term.
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Little Rock
Ira C. Langely
Arkansas Senate
Piggott
Langley
Senate
Harvey G. Combs
House
Moncrief Acts Governor in Absence of Brough
Senator Jno W Moncrief of DeWitt presides as governor pro tem during Gov Brough's absence arriving in Little Rock to assume the duties of the office.
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Brough
Little Rock
Jno. W. Moncrief
DeWitt
Senate
Arkansas applauded for compulsory vaccination law
Little Rock on May 11 Gov C H Brough received a message from Dr Rupert Blue surgeon general of the United States praising Arkansas for its compulsory vaccination law and the supreme court for upholding the measure.
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Little Rock
C. H. Brough
Rupert Blue
United States
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Governor receives cane made from wrecked aeroplanes
Little Rock May 11 Gov C H Brough has received from Lieut P W Bailey in an aviation camp at Fort Worth a small cane crafted from parts of wrecked aeroplanes by a private in the camp. Bailey said he could not be in Arkansas to aid in the primaries so sent the cane to support him afterward, though he does not need support.
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Little Rock
C. H. Brough
P. W. Bailey
Fort Worth
Lieut. Bailey
Arkansas
Gov. Brough
Dipping of Cattle for Tick Compulsory in Arkansas
Judge G R Haynie of Miller county circuit court stated that dipping cattle for ticks is mandatory under Arkansas law and not optional. He warned that owners who refuse will be indicted and prosecuted, noting the supreme court rulings upholding the requirements.
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G. R. Haynie
Miller County
Haynie
Supreme Court
Texarkana Four States Press
Arrests in Sunshine Special wreck murder case
Herman Ray twenty year old and Perry Boyd about twenty years old were arrested last Friday on murder charges for wrecking the Sunshine Special near Hes at 12 o'clock Sunday night June. The wreck killed the engineer and fireman and injured 17. Boyd says he was at Camp Pike and has witnesses to prove it. He alleges railroad guards following a strike targeted him. Ray and Boyd held separate in county and city jails with Hempstead officers and Special Agent McGee. Ray’s home near Hope and Boyd’s ties to the Missouri Pacific strike are noted.
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Perry Boyd
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Camp Pike
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Missouri Pacific
McGee
Railroad
Arkadelphia
Little Rock
Ray
Hope
Louisiana
Young Ray
Chelsa
Hempstead
Unspoken Power Shifts Among Kaifer’s Subjects in America
The kaifer underestimates that his own subjects, long accustomed to instant obedience, will become free men after years among Americans. They will not rise or trigger a social revolution when called to action, despite his expectations.
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America
Teachers to take quarterly exam at Prescott grammar school
Notice to teachers announces a regular quarterly examination to be held at the grammar school building in Prescott in June 2021. M. Hirst signs as Co Ex.
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Prescott
M. Hirst
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