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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
4
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The News Star announces W. F. Pipes as a candidate for District Attorney, subject to the Democratic Primary on September 14 1920.
Front line reports show Soviet forces pushing toward the Polish capital while contact forms between Russian and German troops near East Prussia. Lloyd George warns such a link could undermine Versailles and shift global power. German and Russian talks at Suwalk suggest a possible secret accord.
The Tennessee ratification battle over the federal suffrage amendment tightens. GOP leaders urge reconciliation to secure one more state vote needed, while Democrats and suffragists press for action amid shifting momentum and concerns over a potential setback.
A terse meditation notes that fate looms over grand questions, implying past eras faced similar enigmas. The text hints at inevitability and the enduring struggle to grasp profound mysteries that outlast individual inquiry.
Readers consider staycations and frugal pleasures as better substitutes for pricey shore and mountain getaways. An editor urges at home meals and leisure as a healthier, cheaper break, arguing a fortnight of rest can beat costly travel.
The text summarizes amendments to Section 23 of Act 35 of 1916, establishing that at least five commissioners oversee primaries per precinct and detailing selection by parish committees. Local candidates must submit names of potential commissioners with complete addresses and signatures by specified deadlines.
The act outlines selection of five election commissioners per voting place from candidate-submitted names with five drawn from a hat on drawing day at the parish courthouse. Watchers approved under same rules, allowed inside polling barriers after polls close, and subject to penalties for nonperformance.
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