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One fine September, 100 years ago, Little Rock's city court judge abruptly resigned after ... some incident ... at White City park.
The World Health Organization has found that firefighting is a carcinogenic occupation, and this has resulted in substantial changes.
The name L.H. Buis didn't make the paper often in 1920s Arkansas, but when it did, it left an enduring impression. From the scant evidence we have of him in the Arkansas Gazette and Arkansas Democrat, he springs up to speak out: vivid, direct — and fed up.
On this date 100 years ago, Little Rock newspapers reported the results of an exciting election at Little Rock. Citizens were riled up.
