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Newspaper

Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1916

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Former Prescott Citizen to Enlist in State Guard

Hon W V Tompkins received a message from William A Smith of Rochelle Louisiana dated June 20 1916 offering to enlist if Prescott military company needs him Smith previously commanded a Prescott company and served as First Sergeant in the Spanish American War He is advised to report to Adjt Gen Loyd England at Little Rock for assignment and the Hempstead Company was told of possible activation}

W. V. Tompkins Wiliam A. Smith Rochelle Louisiana Prescott Arkansas Prescott Military Company William A. Smith

Mourning Among Gum Chewers Over Yucatan War

Little Rock, June 20. Gum supply from Yucatan is in question as imperial Yucatan is said to have declared war on the United States. Pulaski county towns discuss sending deputy constables to “clean out” Yucatan if needed. Unclear grievance prompts worry among schoolboys and residents about gum sources. Some suggest a substitute from Arkansas woods.

Little Rock Yucatan United States Pulaski County Arkansas Woods

Brownh Joins Arkias Society of Authors and Composers

Little Beck June report Dr Cc W Brownh becomes a member of the Arkias Society of Authors and Composers after writing several books.

Little Beck Cc. W. Brownh Arkias Society of Authors and Comp Cers

Arkansas aflame with war spirit in Arkansas National Guard call

Little Rock reports a rapid mobilization of the Arkansas National Guard after a presidential call. Recruiters operate statewide, plans for two regiments at Fort Logan H. L. Roots, and officers named to duties. Gen. Lloyd England leads the guard with Gen. Fred Funs ton in charge of southern department. Many officers in other states ready to return. local county officials may resign to serve.

Little Rock Rkansas Arkansas National Guard Fort Logan Arkansas Guard Fred Funston Southern Department Fort Sam Houston Lloyd England Washington

Governor nominee to speak at Joint Initiation event

In Little Rock on June 20 Dr C W H Brough the Democratic nominee for governor will address a joint initiation ceremony of the Ancient Order of United Workmen lodges of Pulaski county at the Hotel Marion He is among more than 140 novitiates in the class and will speak at the convulsion of the ceremonies.

Little Rock C. WH. Brough Ancient Order of United Workmen Lodges Pula County Marion

Prescott Guard Members Leave for Hope Assignment

A squad of fifteen men from Prescott reported today to the Hempstead Company commanding officer at Hope. They will stay until the company reaches 144 men and then travel to Port Logan HH for tar get practice before moving to the border. Floyd Powell and Marcus Brooks, both part of the regimental band under Prof. Dwight Blake, joined the party.

Prescott Hempstead Hope Port Logan HH. Roots Floyd Powell Marcus Brooks Dwight Blake

Cost of Geological Survey of Arkansas Costs and Impact

J C Branner former Arkansas state geologist argues the 1887 to 1893 geological survey cost about 120000 dollars and warns the state gained little from unpublished reports. He urges revision and publication, noting coal land data and local gains were blocked by legislature cuts and industry pressure.

Little Rock Geological Survey of Arkansas J. C. Branner Stanford University California John H. Page Geological Survey State of Branner Enal Dow Age

Can Corporations Be Sent to Pen

Little Rock July 20 The Supreme Court in a bootlegging case raises whether a corporation can be sent to the penitentiary. The opinion notes the act aims to prevent liquor sales, though a corporate violation question remains, and upholds the statute’s fixed penalties while allowing court discretion for other cases. Copies of Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman available through Jack Johnson Jr delivery.

Little Rock Supreme Court Saturday Evening Post Country Gentleman Jack Johnson, Jr

Mexican Situation Tightens Cotton Market in New York

New York June 19 market activity in cotton showed uncertainty from the Mexican situation. July and December futures fluctuated around morning highs, then retreated before closing modestly higher. Traders noted possible bullish effects if war erupts, including stronger demand for heavyweight goods and tighter labor supply in the South, with the general list closing steady.

New York Liverpool Rings Mexico

Pension Bill Hearing In Congress On Confederate Veterans

Washington June 14. At a hearing before the Invalid Pension Committee the Tillman bill to pension Confederate soldiers drew support from Confederate veterans in Richmond and Washington. Mrs. R H Jones of North Carolina and Tillman spoke for the measure, with Tillman noting brighter prospects for passage than at any prior time since introduction.

Washington, D. C Tillman Arkansas Richmond Washington R. H. Jones North Carolina

Disappear at Once Pest Spray Sold in Prescott

A garbled notice touts a fast acting spray named Deal Quvk for bedbugs ants mosquitoes and other pests. It claims quick kills and lists Prescott street sellers Hesterdy Dirge Stare as the local distributor.

Prescott Hesterdy Dirge Stare

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William \. Smith W.W. V. Tompkins Rochell, la H. Roots Bank OF Prescott Prescott Guard Garret PEN Gran Mercantile Co Prescott, Ark
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