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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
1
Natatorium at Forsythe Park Draws Monroe Crowds
A Forsythe Park Natatorium in Monroe fills with men women and children daily. Gas lit water bathing attracts diverse residents and visitors who praise the healthful pools and claim cures from the salt water baths. The 190 foot square facility features slopes from one to nine feet and multiple diving platforms, chutes and platforms, drawing widespread democratic participation and anticipation of a bright city future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe Park
Monroe
Louisiana
Indian Inquiry Begins in Muskogee
The House committee to investigate Senator Gore's charges on McMurray Indian contracts met in Muskogee Oklahoma to begin testimony. Senators and representatives from several states are named as potential witnesses including J F McMurray Royn Hammond and Col Cecil A Lyon. The probe follows charges of fraud and bribery surrounding Oklahoma Indian land deals and may summon former Senators Long and Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
House
Gore
McMurray
J. F. McMurray
Royn Hammond
Lawton
Curtis
Kansas
Thurston
Nebraska
Long
Greager and McGuire
Oklahoma
Col
Cecil A. Lyon
Texas
Indian Office
Senate
McAlister
Washington
Cecil Lyon
Interior Department
Senator Long
Col. Lyon
Tennessee Election for Higher Court Judges Today
Voters in Tennessee face a statewide election today to select judges for the higher courts. Ballots are being cast to determine the outcomes of judicial appointments and institutional leadership.
Patterson Faction Gains Black Voters In Local Split
Report shows black voters flocking to the Patterson side amid a clash over a political contest. Observers warn the tense dynamic could spark further disputes as blocs realign before the vote.
Tennessee Judges and Taft Split Stir in State Contest
Tennessee voters faced a Supreme Court and other offices vote while Governor Patterson drives the pro-Patterson ticket amid charges of illegal registration. In Iowa, Cummins and Dolliver back progressive aims as Harper and Green tickets divide Republicans. The piece notes a Taft administration endorsement and a steamroller controversy, with court and cabinet implications in the day’s political summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm R. Patterson
Patterson
Taft
Carroll
State Central Committee
Cummins
Dolliver Permanet
Resolutions
Platform Committee
Dolliver
Ice cold water melons at Monroe Grocer Company
Water melons advertised as ice cold are offered by Monroe Grocer Company in a brief notice dated 4 31. The item highlights a seasonal fruit sale and invites customers to visit the store for fresh melons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Grocer Company
Another Life Added to Aviation Toll
Brussels reports Nicholas Kinet, a Belgian aviator, was killed when a rear wire in his biplane snapped during a squall at about 650 feet, engine stopped and he was crushed on impact. Three weeks earlier his cousin Daniel Kinet died similarly at Ghent. M Olieslagers narrowly escaped when his monoplane dropped 65 feet due to motor defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Ghent
Nicholas Kinet
Kinet
M. Olieslagers
Brussels
Budapest
Rheims
Monroe Woman Appeals Clemency For Jailed Young Girl
In New OrleansAug 4 the Pica yune reports that Miss Mamie McLaughlin, jailed for killing Hugh Smith, gave her first sworn statement. Clerk William Appolonio and Joseph E Generelly presented her affidavit after she was found praying in the chapel. She says she was 16 when Smith seduced her with promise of marriage and learned he was with another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Blake
Smith
Miss Blake
Joseph E. Generelly
Hugh Smith
Seeger’s
Dryades Street
Crippen Still Silent Says Police Refuse Confession
London authorities and Crippen's jailer deny any confession to Belle Exmore's murder. Crippen accepts extradition terms and vows to stay silent, while attorney general and judge dispute rumors. Ethel Leneve remains in hospital infirmary amid improving health. Vice President Sherman travels to Adirondacks for rest after Utica visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Inspector Dew
Scotland Yard
Crippen
Belle Exmore
Joseph Morin
Quoin
Langlier
Ethel Leneve
Dew
Newton
London
Leneve
Monroe Women Consider Mamie McLoughlin Case
The Era Club executive committee held another meeting, reported by the Picayune, to consider the Mamie McLoughlin case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era Club
Cotton Futures Steady, But Lower in New Orleans
The market report from New Orleans notes cotton futures at noon were steady, but 21 to 23 points lower than yesterday's close. Provisions eased as trading continued, reflecting a softer tone in related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wheat Prices Edge Upward in Chicago Trade
Chicago Aug 4 Wheat strengthens with prices showing an upward tendency while provisions ease with a slight dip. Marketplace notes indicate firmer demand and cautious trading as buyers look for steadying factors amid ample supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Senator Gore Reveals Bribe Details Before Panel
Senator Gore testifies before the investigating committee naming individuals and dates tied to a bribery case. He describes meetings and offers, detailing how the alleged schemes unfolded and who participated, asserting pressure and timelines.
Gore recounts bribe offer in Indian land deal case
United States Senator Gore testified before a House investigation that a $25,000 bribe was offered in the thirty million dollar Indian land deal. Gore named Jacob Hammon as the bribe proposer in Washington on May 6 and said a higher up, identified as Vice President Sherman, was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscogee, Okla
United States
T. P. Gore
House of Representatives
Gore
Jacob Hammon
National Republican
Crippen Fight Moves After Flesh Evidence
Solicitor Newton, retained to defend Dr Crippen, filed a formal application today to permit an independent physician to examine the fragments of human flesh found in the Crippen cellar. It is believed Newton will argue the tissue cannot be identified as Belle Elmore’s body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Newton
Dr. Crippen
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Papal Nuncio Ordered to Leave Madrid on Short Notice
Rome Aug 4 Monsignor Vico papal nuncio was instructed by the Vatican to depart Madrid at a moment's notice amid negotiations with Spain. The move signals a possible rupture in diplomatic relations and dampened expectations as Cardinal Merry Del Val drafts a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
Rome
Monsignor
Vico
Vatican
Spain
Merry de Val
Corbett’s Unknown Protégé Revealed in Albany Message
The unknown successor James J. Corbett expects to challenge Jack Johnson is identified as Miles McLeod of Albany Missouri. The 27 year old 250 pound boxer has signed with Corbett and is secretly training to enter the ring. McLeod hails from a family of giants and is noted as a college athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakerfield
Cal
James J. Corbett
Jack Johnson
Albany
Miles McLeod
Corbett
McLeod
Stafford Starts Holiday Visit to Hot Springs Ark
Mr J N Stafford city water works official and pook keeper departed this morning on the A L G line for Hot Springs Arkansas for a ten days or two weeks visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
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Natatorium
Senator Gore
Tennessee
Owa
Alou
Convention
Payne Aldrich
Nashville
Tenn
State Supreme Court
Court of Civil Appeals
Chancery
Circuit
Didates
Cummin
Des Moines
Iowa
High Court
McCallister
Bell
Cooke
Barton
Maiden
Beard
Shields
Neil
Lansden
Green
Duncan Cooper
Carmack
The
Bel
Gian
Mamie McLaughlin
Yune
William Appolonio
Crippen Hho
Miss Leneve
Sherman
Utica
Adirondack Mountains
Terday
Picayune
Consid
Mamie McLoughlin
Missouri
Water, Light and Tract
Department of the City
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