Red Cross Fund Reaches 3757 00 In Prescott County
The Red Cross fund total stood at 3757 00 by noon Tuesday with many local donors listed from Prescott and nearby areas. Names include Mrs G R Haynie J C Woodul H H Kennedy and W L White among dozens more, with a note that some names may be omitted due to compiling errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rice
S. P. Cantley
Beetenee
G. R. Haynie
Cash
Prescott Ice & Mill, Co
J.C. Woodul
Sam Gautecheese
Ethel Steele
Cecil Gee
John C. White
Mae Hubbard
Harold White
Shell Marsh
M. H. Kennedy
J. A. Bryan
Sam Chamberlain
J. H. Harrell
A. A. Reeder
Ira Gee
W. C. Félts
Asa Morgan
Imon Gee
Ethel Gee
W. S. Westmoreland
Allen Gee
W. L. White
Andrew Gordon
M. O. Walthall
E. E. Pratt
Ben Steiger
Joe Harrell
Bluff City
L. J. Griffith
Mbeeelegs Fakin
Prescott
Sidney Avery
Armstrong Lulu Avery
Wm. Bradford
Avid Butcher
Harrison Beard
R. B. Berry
J. Bean
James Clay
Will Cornelius
W. M. Dismuke
Watson Hatley
C. M. Hirst
J. H. Hale
J. Carl Hughey
E. P. Hale
Mrs. Hall
Ida L. Johnson
W. T. Jobes
C. A. King
Chas, Litton
G. H. Miller
Tha Neal
T. A. Potter
U. S
No Great Demand for Laborers in Arkansas
In a letter to Michigan labor commissioner the Arkansas state commissioner says there is no great demand for laborers in Arkansas at present. Wages for common labor run from 1.50 to 1.75 dollars a day after hospital fees and other deductions. The work is not constant, so Michigan citizens would not profit by coming to Arkansas to work in the lumber camps.
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Arkansas
Michigan
Russian Army at the Canadian Front Fit for Fight at Lens Gates
Petrograd reports the Russian army, after weeks of debate, is ready for decisive fighting. An 18 day front view with Belgian Socialist Vandervelde confirms rising discipline and offensive intent despite upheavals. One mutiny division allowed rest while others pressed forward. London notes Canadians near Lens, storming trench lines and advancing toward the city as British raids increase along the 120 mile front. Berlin and Paris reports clash over recent attacks and counterattacks on the Aisne and Champagne fronts.
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Lens
Petrograd
Russia
Emile Vandervelde
Socialist International
Vandervelde
London
Queen City
France
Dominion
Teuton
Berlin
Aisne
Champagne
German War Office
George Kessler to lay out cantonment site
George Kessler of St Louis will be in charge of laying out the cantonment site in Little Rock on June 26. He planned the Kansas City boulevard system and laid out the World's Fair at St Louis. He is recognized as a leading municipal architect in the nation.
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Little Rock
George Kessler
St. Louis
Kansas City
President assumes control of exports
Washington, June 25 President Wilson acts to control American exports by creating an exports council of the secretaries of state, agriculture, and commerce and the food administrator. Aimed at directing trade systematically, the plan licenses coal and fuel shipments first, then all exports to European neutrals, with cereals and foodstuffs named at the outset. Proclamations will extend to most export commodities.
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Washington
Wilson
Experts Council
Germany
Noted Speakers at Rural Life Conference
Little Rock on June 26 Rev Hay Watson Smith of Second Presbyterian Church Little Rock is among speakers at the Rural Life Conference held at the University of Arkansas. It is well attended and features noted speakers from various fields. Norris Candies fresh by express at Guthrie's.
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Little Rock
Hay Watson Smith
Second Presbyterian Church
Rural Life
University of Arkansas
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United States
Bank of
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Old Glory
American Press Association
Governors Island
Department of the East
Dorch-Fleurot
Export Council of Food
Rural Life Conference
Vas
Qran Mercantile Copany