Mexico Orders Release of American Prisoners
Gen Trevino orders American prisoners interned at Chihuahua City moved to Juarez for release with arms and accoutrements. Reports say Gen Bell was notified and prisoners expected in Juarez soon. Border defense plans emphasize motor trucks and trucks converted for rail use to keep troops moving if rail lines fail. Carranza forces evacuate Juarez again as U S border tensions rise, with civilians and guards observed near cross-border points. Mexican consul Andres Garcia notes cross-border friction risks and urges calm during negotiations.
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Texas
Jucinto Trevino
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Juarex
Meskin
George Bell, Jr
Muse
Trevino
Bell
Lem Lylebury
Cobellent
Carrants i
Ans
Chihuahua
United States
el Paso
Pershing
Rio Grande
Carranza
Francisco Gonzales
Jose Flores
Jost Juarez
Villa Ahumada
Carransa
Commandancia
Andres Garcia
White House
Gambler Granted Pardon by Arkansas Governor
Gov. G. W. Hays pardons W. F. DeLong of Mississippi County who was sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for operating a gambling house. DeLong had been out on bond and, despite a December conviction, had not yet entered the penitentiary.
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G. W. Hays
W. F. DeLong
Mississippi County
Delong
Oil & Gas Firm Boosts Capital Amid Kibler Field Plans
Little Rock June 29 Bank Commissioner John M. Davis approves increasing Wildcat Oil and Gas Company of Fort Smith capital stock from 0 to 250000 dollars. Papers to be filed soon. surplus to be offered on the market for funding Kibler field development and other Crawford county leases. The firm operates a 88,000,000 feet daily output and aims for 100,000,000 feet with pipelines to Arkansas cities. A pipeline to Van Buren smelters is set, with a 5,000,000 feet daily contract starting July 1.
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Little Rock
John M. Davis
Wildcat Oil and Gas Company
Fort Smith
Kibler
Crawford County
Arkansas
van Buren
Jitney Service Links Little Rock and Fort Logan Roots
Little Rock announces a new jitney connection to Fort Logan Roots, with mobilization camp traffic and residents seeking diversion. Militia units are arriving, bearing casual attire, while drill at the fort soon becomes routine. Seventy five transport wagons appear near the Capitol grounds as mules are expected to transfer supplies, reflecting Arkansas readiness and local procurement.
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Little Rock
Fort Logan
H. Roots
Derby
Lnok
Capitol Grounds
Arsenal
Arkansas
Missouri
Endeavor to Bring About Settlement at Bauxite Plant
In Little Rock on June 29 Commissioner of Labor J C Clary spent time at Bauxite trying to settle the dispute between the American Bauxite Company and 800 striking workers. Col J R Gibbons, plant superintendent, refuses to recognize a union or grant higher wages and threatens to close the plant or import labor if needed. He remains adamant in resisting unionization efforts.
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Little Rock
J. C. Clary
American Bauxite Company
Col. J. R. Gibbons
Col. Gibbons
Trade in Prescott Get This Week's Saturday Evening Post
A local ad offers trade in Prescott for this week’s Saturday Evening Post from Jack Johnson Jr featuring a 242 price tag and a deal for collectors.
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Prescott
Jack Johnson, Jr
Hughes Roosevelt in Lockstep After Interview
New York June 28 Charles Hughes Republican nominee announced after a two and a half hour interview with Theodore Roosevelt that they are in complete accord. Roosevelt would back Hughes including a possible speaking tour and Taft said he would work with Roosevelt to aid Hughes.
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New York
Charles &. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Roosevelt
Pvelt
Mr. Hughes
Mexico
Mets
Mr. Taft
William H. Taft
Newspaper man Burton Bunch to lead Hot Springs bureau
Burton Bunch a Hot Springs newspaper figure from Harrison and Lead Hill will run a news bureau there after July 1 serving metropolitan papers. He is a prolific writer known across the Arkwollass Press Association and promotes the slogan Good Roads Everywhere.
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Burton Bunch
Harrison
Lead Hill
Hot Springs
Bunch
Arkwolass Press Association
Democratic State Committee Meeting Planned in Little Rock
The Democratic State Central Committee, chaired by J. W. House Jr., calls a meeting for July 28 at 10 a.m. in Moore & Turner building to plan the state campaign and consider changes to rules. The event also addresses vacancies in the presidential electors and the Poinsett county controversy amid two rival committees claiming total control.
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Little Rock
Act
New
Democratic State Central Committee
J. W. House, Jr
Mouse & House
Moore & Turner
Poinsett County
Old State Central Committee
Rey Committee
Delay in Charities vs Bledsoe case extends to January first
The dispute between the Board of Charities and Dr. RE P Bledsoe the state hospital superintendent is postponed again to Monday by Judge Guy Falk in Pulaski Circuit Court due to a missing material witness. The case unlikely to reach the Supreme Court before summer adjournment. Gov HW Brough may reshuffle the Board after January 1.
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Bledsoe
Brough
Case
Supreme Court
Board of Charities
RE. P. Bledsoe
State Hospital
Guy Falk
Pulaski Circuit Court
HW. Brough
Board of Control
Beough
Randle
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Bank. OF
OIL & Gas Company
Davis
Fort Smith Company
Fort
T. R. and
Taft
Democratic State Committee
House
Justin
Bat Wings Winsorettes
Gran Mercantile Co
Prescott, Ark
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