Arkansas Floods Threaten Little Rock and Delta Regions
Flood warnings from May 28 describe crest forecasts on the Arkansas River reaching Little Rock with levee strain below the city and across Fourche Bayou. At Sollock Little Rock stood at 3 feet, with widespread flooding in Pulaski, Texarkana reports, and Red River gauges in Arthur City rising to record levels. fears center on levee breaches and crop damage along the river system.
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Newa Little Rock
Arkanne
Little Rock
Mississippi
Argenta
Pitcock
State Penitentiary
Arkinses
Pulaski
Sollock
Fort Smith
Dardanelle
Owen Township
Pinnacle Mountain
Marnelle
Rowland
Owen
Brea
Nlght
Lie George J. Tasham
Ater
Texarkana
Miller
Bowie Counties
Wood Plantation
Bowie County
Texas
Arthes City
Arthur City
Arkansas Democratic Convention Opens In Little Rock
Little Rock May 29 strong moves shape the Arkansas Democratic scene as Governor Pindall accepts temporary chairmanship and Bruce Bullion emerges as a leading candidate for State Central Committee secretary. Col Tucker vies for National Committee man with Col Martin, Donaghey favored. Donaghey may land Bullion as private secretary next January.
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Little Rock
Pindall
Guy DB. Tucker
el Dorado
Union County
Arkansas
Tuckis
Conwrnl
W .H. Martin
Hot Springs
James K Jones
Bryan
Jones
Col Tucker
Col. Martin
Col. Tucker
Gov
Anc
Bruce Bullion
Faulkner County
Democratic State Central Committee
Reuben G. Dy
Forest City
Page
Os Winn
Geo W. Donaghey
Conway
Bullion
Donaghey
Democratic Party
Park Hotel Arrivals Brief Souvenir List
A compact roster of guests arriving at the Park Hotel includes E. C. Hulse and S. Sternburg from St. Louis, J. A. Lore and W. E. Bilhemmer from Little Rock, I. Maddin and A. L. Cuppen from New York, L H. Mask from Arkansas, L. E. Rowe and Edward Rose from Texarkana, J. R. Hayden from Houston, W. L. Kline from New York, Jd. Frank Cox and E. RK. Williams from Little Rock, E. W. Noah from Buffalo, J. D. Barlow and Geo. Middlebrooks from Hope, J. L. Bernbaum from St. Louis, W. G. Hight from St. Louis, W. M. Johnson from Memphis, and B. Turner from Fort Worth.
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E. C. Hulse
S. Sternburg
St. Louis
J. A. Lore
W. E. Bilhemmer
Jas. Wolf
Little Rock
I. Maddin
A. L. Cuppen
New York
L H. Mask
Dry Exarkana
L. E. Rowe
Edward Rose
Texarkana
J. R. Hayden Houston
W. L. Kline
Jd. Frank Cox
E. RK. Williams
J. D. Johnson
E. W. Noah
Buffalo
J. D. Barlow
Geo
D. Middlebrooks
Hope
J. L. Bernbaum
W. G. Hight
W. M. Johnson
Memphis
W. Turner
Fort Worth
Committee Acts Today in Wallace Goodwin Hearing
Little Rock May 29 The special committee to hear the Wallace Goodwin contest met amid protests over perceived bias. Jurisdiction questions arose as Jones demurred, and Mc Jaco Way was added to the committee. Returns from seven counties are in with Ashley and Columbia awaiting, as observers predict the panel may recommend a new primary.
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Little Rock
Goodwin
Gustave Jones
Newport
Wetlace
Mc Jaco Way
Dardanelle
Jones
Porver
John F. Rutherford
Democratic Central Committee
Minor Wallace
William S. Goodwin
Congress
Clark
Calhoun
Chicot
Bradley
Nevada
Lafayette
Hempstead
Page
Ashley
Columbia
Ouachita
Union
News of the County Laneburg Sutton May 25
Rain continues as grass grows and local church groups repurpose seats for a new Antioch church. Sutton youths attend C P Church services in Laneburg while Barham visits from Clayton. Schoolhouse demolition starts in No. 78. blacksmiths sharpen plows as farmers brace for field work.
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Laneburg-Sutton
J. F. Garrett
Antioch Church
Sutton
C. P
Laneburg
Srl Barham
Clayton
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Fourcher
Gog Acres
Philadelphia
Ma Nicetown
Fortuns
Ican Re
Prescott
Convention Politics
Inee Donaghey
News OF the County
Hesterly Drug Store
Ozan Mercantile Co
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