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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
P0STOFFlCE RECEIPTS SHOW
 SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE

TGe receipts at the postoffice in this city for the year ending March 31st, 1914, were $9,665, 03- For the year ending March 31st. 1913, they were $8, 10000, show ing an increase oJ S465. 03.
 When the receipts reach S10,- 000.00 we will be entitled to city delivery and there is no doubt b 1t what the receipts this year will go over the required $l0.000. . % and we will be ready for the free delivery in the city limits, provided We meet other require ments of the government, such as making 1t possible for the car rier to get to your house by hav- ing good side walks. Lets work to that end. so that when we are entitled to this service there will be no other excuse for delay
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
300 STUDENTS ENROLLED
 AT NORMAL SCHOOL

Conway, April T. With the opening of this week, the enroll ment at the State Normal College reached the 300mark.tor the first timein the history of the institut- ion, and 20 above that of any pre- vious session. With a good part of the final term yet remaining, it is probable that number of students will enter.
 Doctor Doyne, president of the school, set 300 as the mark to be reached this session, and he is much eratified to see his predict ion fulfilled.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
GOODWIN'S IDEA ADOPTED

Washington, April TT h e United States Senate has adopted the idea advocated by Congress- man w. $. Goodwin of Arkansas to use American battleships as carriers of exhibits of American manufacturers to be displayed in foreign ports, having passed a resolution introduced by Senator Weeks of Massachusetts calling upon the secretary of the navy to furnish a list of battleships that might be used for the pro- motion of American commerce and the carrying of the freight.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
BATCH OF ARKANSAS
 P0STMASTER5 NAMED
Alleged Delay Pending Set clement of Senatorial race
 Suddenly Ends
JOHN 4. kARR FOR PRESCOTT

Washington, April 7-In spite of political pressure said to have been Lroughts to bear to hold up Arkansas postmasters nominat- ions until after the United states senatorial race in Arkansas had been definitely decided, President Wilson unexpectedly today "blew the id off" by sending a big batch of Arkansas postmastership nom- nations to the Senate for confir- nation.
 These include the nominations of Sam E. Carpenter to the post master at Philadelphia, salary $2, 5000; James H. Stadk at Brink ley. salary $. 800; w. L. Newton, at Camden. salary S2. 300; James F. Hurst 1t Clarendon, salary $1 TOO; Harry L. Kelley at Holly Gtove. salarr, S1, 100; Herman Csrlton at Lake Village, salary $1, 500; o. D. Bareing at Mag nolia, salary $1, 700; Emmet H. McMurrav at Marianna. salary $2, GOO; Clarence E.. Butler at Osceola, salary S1. FOO; Albert S Snowden at Paragould. salary S2. 300; John A. Marr at Prescott salary S1, 900 and Henry R. Bow CTS at Imboden, salary $1, GOO
 Brinkley, Clarendon, II l ly Grove and Imboden are in Con gressman Oldfeld's dis trict; Philadelphia, Camden. Lake Vil- lage. Magnolia and Prescott are in Congressman Goodwin's dis trict, while the offices at Mariana Paragould and Osceola are in Congressm Caraway's district.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
GOING LAW UPHELD
 BY SUPREME COURT
Arkansas Highest Tribunal Says State Can Regulate
 Liquor Traffic

The Going liquor l icense law held to be constitutional in an op- inion handed down Monday by the Arkansas Supreme Court. The court construed the pro- vision of the act allowing only white adults to sign the license petition, as an effort within the rights of a state, to regulate the liquor traffic. The legislature had full authority to deny the right to sell liquor in the state under any condition.
 Justice Kirby did not partici- pate in the decision, but all the remaining justices agreed that the act is constitutional.
 The case which is syled Topf & Wright against l. D. Mcclure, went before the court on appeal from the Pulaski Circuit Court, the decision of the lower court be. ing reversed and remanded. The prohibitionists of Argenta, there fore, will yet have an opportunity of fighting in the Circuit Court the ruling of County Judge Joe Asher. as to the sufficiency of the petitions for the license pri- vilege.
 The question of the petition S sufficlency was not considered in the Circuit Court. Judge c. w. Hendricks, in his opinion hold ing the law to be unconstitutional said that the question of the legal ity of the act should he determin- ed immediately. owing to the fact that cases under the act are pend- ing in various parts of the state. He held the act unconstitutional in order to get the case before the Supreme Court at once.
 Saloonmen expect to carry the matter of the cOnstitutionality to the Supreme Court of the United Stanes.
 The burden of the opi n i o n which was written by Justice Hart, is directed to consideration of the claims of the saloonmen that the fifteenth amendment to the constitution of the United States is violated in the provision of the Going law excluding neg roes from a voice in petitioning for saloons.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
rIRBY ID PROTEST BEFORE COMMITTEE
r0 Fight Acceptance of Poin- i's setf County Certificate
 of Official Vote

,rdoe William F. Kirby eX- 0scts to protest before the State |CentralsC sConmittee against the e seeentance by the committee ot line committee showing the ff- |eial vote for Poinsett county He has not yet made known his |olan of procedure, other than to say that his friends wouie pro- Hest against the consideration of tba disputed Poinsett certificate.
 The specific procedure ii con- nesting the nomination ot Sem |ator James P, Clarke, however IS |ooly a matter of form. and Is Fe- |latiyely of little importance. A eontest no matter the method> used in proceeding, means a poli- tical fight in the State Central Committee and eventually Tn the state convention.
 Senator Clarke has stated for publication that he believes he has been honestly nominated and Judge kiroy declares that Ee a / so considers himself the rightfN nominee.
 Judge Kirby Returns
 T shall make an answer to the published statement by Senator Clarke" Judge Kirby said yester- day, 'but have not yet had op- |portunity to go over his state ment carefully.
 My trip to Poinsett county, Judge Kirby said, was only to as- certain the first hand feeling of Poinsett county residents. Not more than l 200 legal votes were east in the primary in Poinsett county, l feel sure. l believe all so, from my observations while in Poinsett county, that the peo- |ple there are for me in protest |ing against the acceptance of the Going certificate.
 Chairman A. J. Walls of the State Central Committee return led to his home in Eonake yester- |day. Notices of the called meet Png Of the committee for April "A in. Little Rock were mailed to |all members
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10

repeal of he t0ls. exemption. That has been a staa bling block h the way of final an cement.
 The Colombia Ccnc ass will be called in special se> ion to pass on the treaty before it is submit ted to the United States Senate.
 Acceptance of the latest treaty will end ten years of 4otirtions and friction betr ca .ne United States and Coiomait and releive strained diplomatic r e a t ons which nave been watched with rhe ..eenest interest by all Gen. tral and South American repub- lies, Colombia has insisted all along thatthe United State either pay a lump sum for the canal zone 1t acquired when the little, republic of Panama was set up over night with guarantees os integrity from Washington ithat the whole question be submitted to The Hague for arbitration.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
]. 5. AGREES 10 PAY
 COLOMBIA S25,"01 ,a00 FOR LOSS or n&HSMb
Ten Years Of SquabbIing Will End if American Sen ate and Colombia Congress Ratify the Latest Treaty.

Washington, April 8-Twenty five million dollars is the amount the United Statee agrg as t1 pay to Colombia for the partition of Panama and the acquisition Of the canal zone in the treaty sign ed in Bogota by American Min ister Thompson and the Colombia authorities. This was stated here today at the Colombia legat- ion. No rights for new inter- ocenic canal across Colombia by the Atrato Rive. Route and no coaling privilee es on San Andreas and Providencia Islands off the Colombian coast, it was added. were contained in the treaty.
 While the Colombian minister. Senor Betancourt. received a cable from the foreign office in- forming him of the signing of the agreement the state depart ment still was awaiting word from Minister Thompson.
 The boundary between Colon bic and Panama is to follow the llne as agreed upon in an early treaty, which was signed but never approved by the Colombia Congress. One important de- mand which the South American republic has been insisting on the free D9ssage of her merchant vessels through the canal was given up because of President Wilson's attitude in favor of the
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10

This is the season when most farm animals are born in largest numbers. The most important period of an animals life is the youngest period. Most young animals are lost during the first ween or month after birth than at any other period. It pays to give them syecial care. In value they may represent the cost of keeping mother and sire for from six months to a year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
REMEMBER THE CONTEST

Don't forget the Oratorical Contest tc be held at Holly Springs on the night of April r
 We have quite a number of boys and girls as contestants re- presenting several of the best senoo '' s in the county. A grand llme IS expected Admission fee 10 anu 25cts, Proceeds of contest Will go to library fund of Holly Springs High School.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
UNDERWOOD LEADS
 IN ALABAMA RAGE

Birmingham Ala, April 7-In- dicasions early today are that Oscar H. Underwood has trump he'd over Richmond Pearson Hob son in the contest in the Demo cratic primaries throughout the state for the nomination to tl,e United States Senate. Owing to the complexity and length of the ballot, complete returns probably will not be received until tonight.
 The protracted struggle for the nomination between the two can- didates terminated with a record breaking vote by Alabama Demo. crats. Interest in the contest for a short term in the United States Senate, the nomination of ten congressman, governor and other state and county officers alS9 brought thousands to the p1!fS.
 l;th MT. Underwood and Rep aossltative Hobson were in Bir- mngham, tonight watching the re Irns. shortly after midnight Mr. Underwood made the follow ing statement:
 am thoroughly satisfied with he primary election held yester- day. The splendid majority that tue retuans indicate will be given me, 1 attribute to the magnifi- cent work my friends have done for me in my absence. The re- suit. l feel, is a personal vindi- cation and a distinct approval of my remaining in Washington and attending to my official duties. But after all is said, the final conclusion must be that 1t is more a victory for fundamental Democratic principles than for myself.
 Representative Hobson did not volunteer any statement. When asked if he conceded the nomi- nation of Representative Under wood he said:
 II positively do not"
 Incomplete returns from more than 40 of the 67 counties in the state indicate a very closecontest between Ray Rushton of Mont gomery and Frank White of Bir- mingham for the nomination to the short United States senator ial term, Wat T. Brown of Rag land apparently is outdistanced.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-04-10
STUBBLEFIDLD ELECTED
 OVER JONES FOR MARSHAL
Tuesday Election Was Quite A Warm Affair Over
 Marshal's Office

In the City Election last Tues day the only interest manifested was over the fight for Marshal ship. John Stubblefield and Pat Jones were the contestants. In the Primary that was held on March l6, Jones received a ma jority of the votes by two, Sub blefeld contested the election and the committee met and canvassed the votes, finding some irregular ities and threw out several votes. The count finally resulted in Stub- blefeld being certified as the nominee.
 Jones was not satisfied as to the outcome. and asked his friends to write his name on the ballot and the final result was as fol- lows:
 Ward No. l-Jones 27
 Stubblefeld 39 Ward No, 2-Jones 16
 Stubblefeld "A Ward No. 3-Jones 27
 Stubblefeld GA Ward No. i 4-Jones AZ
 Stubblefeld z8 Total-JJnes IF i Stuobleield 155 The following city officers were elected without opposition:
 Mayer Randolph ? IIamby. Recorder Cnas. Tompkins. i Treasurer-Wren Scott
 Aldermen Ward No, l-H. E. Doris, k. L. Blakely.
 Ward No. ? Jno. A. Davis, w. K. Buchanan.
 Ward No. 3-R. P. Arnold, Ira Gee.
 Ward No. 4 I'll. A. Sykes, Henry Moore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

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