Local news notes from Prescott area and surrounding towns
Local items report travel by M W Greeson and J W Bostic to Louisiana and Clark County, Texarkana trips by Aiken Ki and Tom Haynie, visits to the city by Mes Jina Haniby and Noel Nichols, and a new Hesterly fountain at the Nevada County Drug Store. The school board plans to meet to select assistant teachers. For sale 80 acre farm near Blevins. New shoe styles, rugs sale, and a barber shop move noted.
May Eve Activities and Meetings Listed for Arkansas
A timetable of May events includes cemetery memorials at DeAnn, the Texarkana street fair, Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor in Little Rock, State Pharmacists and Arkansas Medical Society meetings in Little Rock, an Arkansas Funeral Directors gathering, a Musical Festival, Fortnightly and Knights of Pythias sessions, Self Culture Club gatherings, Arkansas Press Association in Little Rock, Christian Church Convention, and Decoration Day observances. The long list highlights many groups convening in Little Rock and other cities across the month.
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Electric Theater
DeAnn Cemetery
Texarana
Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor
Little Rock
Arkansas Medical Society
Arkansas Funeral Directors
J. B. Stone
Grand Lodge Knights of Phythias
Self Culture Club
Dan Pittman
Arkansas Press Assoction
Christian Church
Stet
Decoration Day
Local Notes From Prescott And Nearby Towns
Levi Moore just returned from a business trip to Stamps. Hon. WV Tompkins plans a layover from a business trip to Little Rock. Miss Daisy Hicks of McNeil visits Miss Mamie Go ten for a few days. Jnc G Benton Lacks Springs merchant spends today in Prescott. Miss Ruth Moneyief to continue music classes at her home through the summer. Exam tablets adopted by the school board. Cummins recovering from a nervous breakdown and expects to appear on the streets today. Red cedar shingles advertised as best by Junction Launcher Co Elles Comer of Nevada will preach at the Christian Church next Sunday morning and night. All invited.
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Jnc. G. Benton
Lacks Springs
Prescott
Ruth Monevief
Elles Comer
Nevada
Christian Church
Four Lives Snuffed Out In Orchard Street Fire
Four persons died and twelve injured in an incendiary fire that leveled a five story tenement on Orchard Street near Delaney and Allen. Victims named Eva Berg Samuel Sach Hattie Koplemann and an unidentified man. Firemen and police rescued many on crowded fire escapes amid chaotic exits.
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New York
Orchard Street
Delaney and
Allen Streets
Eva Berg
Samuel Sach
Hattie Koplemann
Methodist Bishops Report Notable Gain at Conference
Baltimore May 8 bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church report a wonderful increase at the general conference. The addresses indicate a gratifying financial gain and positive outlook for church operations and missions.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Decoration program for Civil War graves by local committee
The Committee on Arrangement for decorating soldiers graves met at Mc Rae and Tompkins offices and outlined events for Sunday at 2 30 p m at Pack. Participants to bring flowers to garland the gray and the blue. Walk from Park to Cemetery with prayers by Rev Ware. Talks by veterans and others. Ladies to arrange music. Committee chair 70 8 Jones.
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McRae & Tompkins
Ware
Jones
Robinson Charged With Wife Murder in River Death
In Fort Gaines Georgia on May 8 Hubert Robinson is under arrest for murdering his wife and dumping her body from a bridge into the Chattahoochee River. Relatives reported her missing and police chief Williams led the investigation. It is alleged Robinson confessed to the crime.
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Hubert Robinson
Fort Gaines
Robinson
Chattahoochie River
Williams
Gasoline blast kills Mrs. Witt in Comanche Texas
A gasoline explosion killed Mrs. Nelle Witt of Comanche Texas. A separate Santa Fe railway wreck near Goldthwaite Texas injured several people.
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Nelle Witt
Comanche
Tex
Goldthwaite
Goodwin Wallace Case Before Committee
In Little Rock the filing of a protest with the State Democratic Committee targets the nomination of Congressman Minor Wallace seeking a seventh district reelect. Former State Senator William Goodwin of Warren leads the protest while Wallace defers to the primary outcome and the state committee is expected to settle the matter.
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Little Rock, May
State
Democratic Committee
Willian
Goodwin
Warren
Minor Wallace
Wallace
Washington
E. L. McHaney
Law
State Central Committee
Senator Goodwin
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M. W. Greeson
Louisiana
Nevada County
Murry
Albany Township
Mes
J. W. Bostic
Clark County
Mc Griffin Makely
Texarkana
W. B. Waller
Nevada County Drug Store
Jina Haniby
Reom Mineral
BE. Delaughter
Boughton
Aiken Ki
Exnton
Noel Nichols
Junction City
Snent
Memphis
Hesterly’s Fountain
Dann Shuptvine
Fulton
Junction City Lumber Co
Prescott Hardware Co
Blevins
Ellsworth
Engrant
Park Hotel
West Main Street
Me. Price
Williams & Price
Ozar Mill
Tom Haynie
Gordon
C. C. Hamby
Camden
Ouachita
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
Herterly Drag
South
Arkansas
Base
Adam
Guthrie Albert
Buchanan M. Stainton
Levi Moore
Stamps
Tompkins Yourn
Daisy Hicks
McNeil
Mamie
EK. Cummins
Junction Launcer Co
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