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NEWPORT INDEPENDENT |
R. F. Drummond Bdg. Newport, I
on Upper Front Street. Arkansas.!
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MRS. J. R. DALE
CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
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I Federated Clubs Select Eureka
Springs for Next Convention
—Officers for Year Are
Elected.
Little Rock, April 30. —The Ar
kansas Federation of Woman’s
clubs elected its officers yester
day, completed its program and
adjourned last night to meet at
Eureka Springs next year.
Mrs. J. R. Dale of Texarkana
was elected president, receiving
almost the entire vote of the con
vention on the nominating ballot.
Two offices were given to Little
Rock. Mrs. J. P. Clarke was
elected second vice president and
Mrs. L. W. Coy was re-elected
treasurer.
The election of officers was at
tended by perfect harmony, the
successful candidates with one or
two exceptions receiving a ma
jority of the votes on the nomi
nating baliot, and the election
being made unanimous without
taking an electing ballot.
The new officers are as follows:
President — Mrs. J. R. Dale,
Texakana.
First Vice President — Mrs.
James P. Clarke, Little Rock.
Recording Secretary — Mrs.
Harvey Lewis, Berryville.
Corresponding Secretary—Mrs.
J. D. Shaver, Mena.
Treasurer — Mrs. L. M. Coy,
T l 4-4-1 A DaaI r
Auditor—Mrs. W. S. Sorrels,
Hot Springs.
Directors—Mrs. H. C. Righter,
Helena; Mrs. J. K. Kimmons,
Fort Smith; Mrs. W. B. Folsom,
Brinkley, and Mrs. S. S. Semmes,
Osceola.
NEGROES ORDERED
TO HIDE OUT.
Citizens of Bonanza Threaten
Force Against Mine Workers
—Company Will Seek
Federal Protection.
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Huntington, April 29.—About
two hundred citizens of Bonanza
held a meeting in that town on
Wednesday night and passed
resolutions demanding that about
forty negroes employed by the
Central Coal and Coke Company
leave town. Notices have been
posted by a committee appointed
at the meeting to the effect that
if the negroes do not leave they
will be removed by force.
It is said that the coal com
pany will stand by the negroes
and if necessary will appeal to
the federal court for protection
for them.
The negroes are all members
of the union, and the latter dis
claims any connection with the
movement to drive them away.
Unless there is a complete
backdown on the part of those
ycXL tii/ipaLiug in uiaoo
ing serious trouble is said to be
imminent.
Bonanza is on the Frisco, four
teen miles south of Fort Smith,
and the negroes have been em
ployed at the coal mines there
about four years.
NEWARK’S NIGHT
WATCHMAN.
At a special meeting of the city
council held Friday night Henry
J. Mayhan was elected night
watchman for the ensuing year.!
Mr. Mayhan has held the position ,
of night watchman at the state
blind school at Little Rock for
the past six years and resigned
only a few days ago to put in his
application before our council.
That he has been faithful and
efficient in the performance of1
his duty is attested by the fact |
of his having held the position j
so long and the Journal congrat
ulates our city council on having
secured the services of such an ;
efficient and painstaking young
man for this important position.
—Newark Journal.
Mrs. G. Q. Sewell and daugh-1
| ter of Yellville were at the Hazel
| Friday night. |
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NEWPORT’S LEADING JEWELER.
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NEWPORT, ARK.
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Warerooms 243 Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
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97 Ogden Ave.,
Chicago. 111.
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Independent j!