Monroe Evening Times absorbs Monroe Daily Journal 1905 edition
The Monroe Evening Times, published in Monroe Wisconsin, reports the merger or absorption of a rival daily the Monroe Daily Journal. The notice lists the newspaper's publisher Emery A Odell and Associated Press feeds. Subscription rates are detailed for Wisconsin and neighboring states with yearly and monthly options.
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Monroe Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Editorial No Opinions Altered on War Debates and Accountability
The piece argues Congress should pursue blame over wartime decisions, noting evidence from the committee and the potential for a full inquiry. It contends truth will emerge despite delays, warns about secret prewar agreements with Britain, and cautions that future generations will bear the costs of current commitments. It asserts America should influence war debt and policy.
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Keele
Congress
Frank Knox
Great Britain
Britain
Murder in the Mandarin House Chapter VII
Captain Hugh North confronts a staged murder scene at Mandarin House as Marya Gallian faints and Louis Larousse’s body lies hidden. Colonel Dave Spurr and Major Kilgour arrive seeking answers while Chao Ku and Marya try to piece together the suspect and motive. The room fills with tension as North uncovers possible lapses in King’s circle.
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Captain North
Marya Gallian
Pebble
North
Miss Galliant
Phil
Chao Ku
Philip King
Luther Adams
Tai-tai
Mr. King
Hugh
Kilgour
King
Dave Spurr
Marshal Wang
Hugh North
Sam Steel
Spurr
Cap
Major Kilgour
Colonel Spurr
Louis
Louie Larousse
Corkin
Adams
Editors Call Troops Stay In Germany
Editors express that the United States must maintain an adequate occupation force in Europe for some time. Party members arriving at national airport say redeployment hinders teaching democratic ideals to Germans. They note most occupation troops are 18 to 20 years old and can promote democratic principles.
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United Tes
Europe
National
United States
State Sen W D Carroll First Campaign Speaker In Monroe
State Senator W D Carroll opened political campaigning in Monroe as this year’s first speaker. Eleanor Berger from Gratiot breaks an arm in a fall from a horse. Gust Mohns dies at 77. Alvin Karpis and Charles Fitzgerald receive life terms for the William Hamm Jr kidnapping.
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W. D. Carroll
Monroe
Eleanor Berger
Great Britain
Gust Mohns
Alvin Karpis
Charles Fitzgerald
William Hamm Jr
Flashes of Life and Car Tinkering in Small-Town Dispatches
Four baby wrens ride with Farmer Mortie Kronk as he drives to town their nest under his car. L M Taylor, a 79 year old retiree, crafts a 1946 model from a 1926 Ford Model T and plans a California road trip. Grace Jewett Austin travels to Dallas with her elephant figurine collection numbering in the thousands.
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Jefferson City
Mortie Kronk
Mama Wren
Kronk
Arkansas City
L. M. Taylor
California
Bloomington
Grace Jewett Austin
Dallas
Tex
Quench Bar Fight With Fire Extinguisher Ends Fight
In Decatur a bartender used a fire extinguisher to calm two quarreling customers. The altercation ended when one man was sprayed in the face and knocked unconscious, according to police. In Woodstock, Sheriff Henry Nulle seeks two thieves who stole a 300 pound white statue of a lion from Alfred Seyerth, a statue maker.
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Decatur
Woodstock
Ill
Henry Nulle
Alfred Seyferth
Atomic Energy Control Plan Faces Soviet Skepticism
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the U S proposal for an international atomic development authority with veto power abolished, arguing it could prevent wars but requires surrendering sovereignty. Russia resists, citing secrecy and occupied zones, while U S officials push for Allied inspection and potential compromise remains uncertain.
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U.S
Gromyko
Russia
America
Hitler
International Commission
U. N
Moscow
Washington
United States
Germany
U. S
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Sam
Orangeville Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Mrs. Clara Bolender visits daughter in Freeport while Lena camping guests hear Bishop McGee. W S C S picnic set for July 31 at Monroe Recreation Park. Koepkes depart for Corpus Christi after visiting Cahoon family. Moyer reunion draws forty one relatives with officers elected and plans to Meet next year at Kenneth Moyer home. Various local families hosted and visited in Freeport Davenport Rockford and Colorado Springs by members and guests.
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Clara Bolender
Earl Dittmar
Freeport
R. C. Wagner
E. C. Priewe
J. C. Cahoon
Lena
Bishop McGee
Monroe Recreation Park
O. K. Koepke
Paul
Emma Kay
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jennings Cahoon
Mary Nash
Muscatine
Margaret
Davenport
Mary
Madison
Cahoon
Carl Cahoon
Harold Glaman
George Campbell
Browntown
James Boyer
Loreen Lubbers
Moyer
George Busjahn
LaVerne Holmes
Earl Ferguson
Kenneth Moyer
W. B. Mueller
Chicago
Merrill Heitz
Keith Heitz
Mueller
Robert Wright
Francis Minniemoyer
Rockford
R. M. Messinger
Col
Robert Gapen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Carrie Musser
Community notices and family visits fill Monroe area
A long list of relatives and friends visit and gather for dinners picnics and birthday celebrations across Monroe area towns. Mentions include arrivals from Santa Anna Joplin Chicago and Freeport with hosting at Rinehart Stites and Webner homes. Several couples attend camp meetings and detasseling work while others travel to Chicago for a Cubs Phillies game.
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Jesse Gapen
Grand Marais
Minn
Memorial Hall
C. L. Dinges
Marie Oe Monroe
Denny-Rinehart
Eugene Rinehart
Denny
Santa Anna
Calif
Verle Denney
Bloomington
Lyle Rinehart
Oscar Denney
Joplin
Elmer Rinehart
J. O. Shaffer
Eugene
Floyd Davis
Donald
Delbert Folgate
Chicago
Phillies
Neil
Les Brundange
Lee Brundange
Arthur Zsehaagen
Virginia
Elmer
Err
Fara Ora Mer
Nesee Ovidbe By
Richard Jensen
Monroe
Darlene Mays
Mary Daughenbaugh
June Holloway
Janette Wilson
Young Peoples Institute
Lena Camp Meeting
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