Constitutional challenge to Arkansas railroad crew law upheld
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings in favor of the Drumming Law for miners and physicians, rejected rehearings, and set dates for May arguments. The case centers on the full crew requirement for trains and its challenge as unconstitutional, with multiple connected filings and postponed briefs in Ft. Smith cases.
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Title Rock
OS Burroughs
T Springs
Burroughs
Smith
J.ble
Utter
Eureka Stone Company
First Christian Church of
Ft. Smith
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Supreme Court of
Rock Island
Saline County
Railroad Company
Union High School Measles Recovery and April Program
After a measles outbreak, Union High School reports a strong return of students and welcomes new ones. The Adelphian Literary Society and the Excelsior Club will jointly present their annual program on Saturday night, April 4, with plans for entertaining and useful content.
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Adelphian Literary Society
The
Excelsior Club
Henry Tipton Dead After Paralysis Stroke
Col Henry C Tipton Arkansas state treasurer for six years died at 9 30 pm following a stroke suffered weeks earlier His funeral will be held at his Batesville home under Cumberland Presbyterian and M E church auspices with Masonic pallbearers listed In Batesville Charles Marsh sustains a severe eye wound from a cotton bale crank at the Farmers Union warehouse with orbital fracture and bone fragments removed He may lose some sight but is expected to recover some vision
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Batesville
Henry C. Tipton
Arkansas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Harrison
M. E. Church
Masonic Lodge
Col Tipton
John D. Tyson
Andy Lopp
J. O. B. Nicholson
Alec Walters, Jr
J. W. Stewart
Leonidas Kirby
Farmer’s Union Warehouse
Charles Marsh
Excelsior Girls a Gala Day and School Progress
Prof Langston promises a gala day when the girls library is finished. Miss Alice Dorman improves after illness. Excelsior girls train as cooks after a Wednesday lecture by Mr Higganson. A L S forms move to revise by laws as Bodcaw state government grows under Gov J M Camp.
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Langston
Alice Dorman
Excelsior
Luther Higganson
Bodcaw
J. M. Camp
Arkansas
New Incorporations in Arkansas Listed
The People's Drug Company of Cotton Plant Woodruff county is incorporated with 5000 capital stock. W. A. Byrd serves as president. The Wisener Lumber Company of Siloam Springs is incorporated with 25000 capital stock. E T Wisener is president and holds stock with his wife and daughters. The Dixie Industrial Institute at El Dorado has surrendered its charter.
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Little Rock
People’s Drug Company
Cotton Plant
Woodruff County
W. A. Byrd
Wisener Lumber Company
Siloam Springs
E.T. Wisener
Dixie Industrial Institute At
el Dorado
Death of Dr S M Carrigan in Hope at 51
Dr. S M Carrigan aged 51 died of heart failure at his Hope home Monday at 1 PM after a prolonged illness. His father Judge A H Carrigan and sister Miss Mary Carrigan died six weeks earlier of congestion, another sister Miss Annie Carrigan also died six weeks earlier of lung congestion. The death followed a serious lagrippe attack lasting over a month.
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S. M. Carrigan
Hope
A. H. Carrigan
Mary Carrigan
Annie Carrigan
Carrigan
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