Knights Converge as Promoters Rally in Denver
Knights and organizers gather in Denver to coordinate events for Prom a la event. Directions and temporary signage indicate a large student-led assembly with community involvement.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
1
Thirty-Second Triennial Conclave Opens in Denver
Knights Templars from across the nation converge on Denver for the thirty-second triennial conclave. Grand Master Melish to be escorted into town as 40 000 planned knights prepare to attend over seven days of ceremonies, parades, and exhibitions amid elaborate electrical decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Knights Templars
Order
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Harrison
Solomon
Melish
Jlack
York
England
Chateau de Langliers
France
Church of the Holy Sepulture
Jerusalem
Walton
Parrede
Arthur MacArthur
Troy
N. Y
William B. Melish
Cincinnati
Social schedule expands for visiting knights and ladies
The conclave plans feature exhibitions and social events as visiting commanderies and their ladies are hosted in Denver. Banquet and ballroom bookings fill hotels for a week of receptions and dinners. After the conclave, most visitors tour Colorado sights such as Colorado Springs and Manitou with extended trips to the West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilian
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Garden of the Gods
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Largest Cattle Shipment Arrives at New Orleans
New Orleans plans to handle the largest cattle shipment ever brought to a port. The first shipload of 93 000 head from Tampico arrives tomorrow, sent by Corralitos Ranch Company with Mexican owners like Gen Luis Terrazas and Enrique C. Creel. About 3100 stock cars will haul cattle to assigned ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Tampico
Mexico
Corralitos Ranch Company
Carnival Club bars suggestive dances in New Orleans
The Crescent City Carnival Club, led by president Emile J. Neudon, barred tango and other suggestive dances at its New Orleans hall. Directors vowed strict enforcement to prevent society folk from introducing such dances, aiming to uphold the club�s moral standing and its five year reputation among St. Bernard parish and New Orleans citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Times- Democrat
Crescent City
Emile J. Neudon
Crescent City Carnival Club
St. Bernard Parish
Nickland Volunteers Celebrate Centennial in Columbiay
The Nickland Volunteers, among the oldest U.S. military bodies, marked their 100th anniversary in Columbiay Ohio. The unit has taken part in every American war since 1812, underscoring its historic role and long service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiay
Nickland Volunteers
United States
Bankers Discuss Mapper Wet Wadoo Cotton Crop Funding
Bankers gather to discuss funding and prices for the cotton crop asMapper Wet Wadoo outlines potential strategies and market conditions. Officials review loan terms and risk factors affecting growers this season.
Southern bankers seek deposits to ease crisis in fall crop aid
Representatives from thirty six Southern cities met with Secretary McAdoo and Assistant Secretary Williams at the Treasury to arrange distribution of a $54 million government fund to banks in agricultural regions. Plan calls for deposits in two installments, with 25 percent returned each in December, January, February, and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Williams
Department
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Treasury
Wilson
Southern bankers back federal relief plan at Pan American Union
In a second conference at the Pan American Union, Secretary McAdoo urged protecting the government credit. A resolution, proposed by Walker Hill and seconded by Robert Maddox, praised the relief and pledged to carry out the plan with the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan- American Union
McAdoo
Walker Hill
St Louis Clearing House Association
Robert S. Maddox
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Treasury Department
Shreveport Contractor Says He Is Not Dead
The Shreveport Times published a death notice for Fenner Smith, causing shock to his wife, daughter Runice, and mother. Smith, a Shreveport contractor, proved alive after returning home and explaining he had been away on work and did not intend self harm. France has more than 1,500,000 women workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport Smith
Shreveport Times
Fenner Smith
Shreveport
Mr Smith
Runice
Abels & Asher
Shrevepott Times
Smith
Times’ Dispatch
Cem
Ouachita River
Monroe
John J. Case Company
Times
New Orleans
A. L. Smith
Sterlington
Pany
Descriptive note on governor Lind and state department
An official communication addresses Governor Lind, labeling actions as undesirable and urging reconsideration. The message reflects concerns raised by the State Department regarding governance and policy direction.
Mexican Crisis Deepens As Lind Mission Ambiguity Grows
Washington reports indicate Secretary Bryan received a Mexican foreign ministry note urging John Lind be denied credentials unless recognizing Huerta. President Wilson urges peace and avoids intervention while Huerta asserts defiance and praises Lind’s expulsion, leaving Lind's route to Mexico City uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wuson
Bryan
Mexico
John Lind
Huerta
Lind
United States
Republic
Retorf
Wilson
Mexico City
Mecon
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Bacon
Clark
Wyoming
Independente
Imperial
BEC Pais
Government of
John Ling
Vera Cruz
Muerta
Mr Lind
Riot in Salem Kills Three Japanese and Two Others
In Salem Oregon on August 7 a street riot left three Japanese a Winn a woman and a child dead. Police reported the violence erupted late in the evening as crowds clashed in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
President May Visit New Orleans for Flood Congress
President Wilson may attend the Southern Commercial Congress in Motte on Oct 27 28 29 pending tariff and currency bill passage. He also considers a visit to New Orleans for a flood protection congress with invitations from Senator Kanadell and Senator Ransdell. Invitations were delivered by Mobile and Meridian committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingen
Congress
Wilson
Southern Commercial Congress
Motte
New Orleans
Kanadell
Louisiana
White House
Mississippi
Meridian
Jackson
Ransdell
John A. Fox
Mississippi Levee Association
Memphis
Ranesdell
Bryan
Daniels
Mobile
Tariff Bill Fate Clings to Senate Masonry After Johnston Death
Alabama Senator Johnston dies at 70 after a week of pneumonia confinement. His death narrows the Democratic Senate majority. Governor O Neal says he will fill the vacancy promptly, though legislature powers to appoint are unsettled. Ransdell and Thornton oppose the tariff measure, maintaining a 48 to 47 count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Alabama
United States Senate
Montgomery
Ala
Gov
O'Neal
Senate
Meeting to discuss Cumberland Telephone rate raise
Business leaders of Monroe meet in Chamber of Commerce room on South Grand Street to plan actions against rate increases by Cumberland Telephone Company. Company announces September list raises business phones from 2.75 to 4.00 dollars and removes party line residence phones, offering direct connections at 2.00 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
South Grand Street
Cumberland Telephone Company
Aviator Lost in Thick Smoke Clouds
American aviator C. Marvin Wood started from Jersey City in a mono plane racing toward Australia with a 30 mile handicap. He landed in Maryland twenty three miles from Washington after encountering thick smoke and said he could not proceed. He claims to have broken the American non stop record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Aug
Marvin Wood
Long Island
Atralia
Jersey City
Maryland
Earthquake Destroys Peruvian Towns Caraveli and Quicacha
Lima Peru August 8 reports reach here that the Peruvian towns of Caraveli and Quicacha were destroyed by an earthquake Wednesday. Thousands are homeless with extensive damage and casualties feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Caraveli
Quicacha
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SIG Haas & Sons
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Clearing House Association
Women Workers
GOV. Lind
State Department
Hie
Tuerta
Kyven
Thornton de
Jabia
Joseph
Jotingen
Tie
Potney
Girmingham
Associated
Fesa
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