Committees Named To Study Railroad Extension Feasibility
Ethridge and George G. Weake head a panel evaluating practicability for extending the railroad. The committee includes John B. Foster as chairman, W. M. Washburn, Sig Masur, and H. J. Fernandes, traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce. They must report within ten days.
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Ethridge
George G. Weake
John B. Foster
W. M. Washburn
Sig Masur
H. J. Fernandes
Chamber of Commerce
Conservative Labor Programs and Democratic Industry
A president argues for conservative labor processes and competitive selling under federal licensing of interstate food trade. He calls for an active labor program to improve conditions and democratize industry, asserts the cure for grievances is to remove their causes, and condemns Bolshevik influence while urging orderly progress for relief and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Leosen
Monroe Men Are Made Directors
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion of local directors in Monroe with references to prospects, contracts, and a period of time. Names, places, and clear actions are largely unreadable, leaving a vague sketch of the topic without definite conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Wanted and For Rent Classified Notices
A mixed set of small ads lists lodging offers, lost items, furniture for sale, piano and stoves for sale, room shares, and a used car for trade. Names and addresses include G L Edney 600 South Grand Street and Copeland at W. L. Morris, with contact numbers and deadlines noted. Several entries request references or indicate locations in Monroe and Ouachita Avenue area.
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G. L. Edney
South Grand Street
Gift Sale at Temple B'nai Jeraal
Ladha Aid of Temple B'nai Jeraal holds annual Gift Sale on Wednesday and Thursday with handwork for all. Turkey dinners will be served both days, and a large crowd is expected. Public sale and events will be in the Black Building.
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Temple
B'nai Jeraal
Unclear OCR brief with dated commodity figures
Fragmentary notes show cotton seed oil and financial figures with scattered dates and codes. The text references December and January entries, a 2 p.m. sale time, and miscellaneous alphanumeric items suggesting a newspaper market or commodity listing. The readability is low and concrete facts are limited.
Sowing Star Hen Ad Stirs Censures and Reforms
A small notice in a troubling ad draws attention to a sowing star hen dispute. Officials review the ad contents and consider new rules to curb misleading promotions. Local residents react with concern about farm product labeling and fair trade practices.
Illinois Doctor Praises Tanlac In Endorsement
An Illinois physician Dr. Edler of Peoria details a forty year medical career and his strong endorsement of Tanlac. He cites his own stomach and rheumatic relief after using Tanlac and recounts a patient whose recovery inspired his trial. He claims Tanlac treated rheumatism kidney and bladder issues and other ailments, urging its use.
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B. OH. Eider
Offlces
IMI Sehradssi Hulleing
Peoria
TH. Omnex
Tanise
Br. Eider
Butler University of Indiananolie
Ind
Hush Cole Lowe
Chicago
End
She
Edler
Apella
Tarlac
Tan-lac
Tanle
New York Leaders See Peace Terms as Key 1932 Campaign Issue
New York political leaders from both major parties say the push for a set signing of world war peace terms will dominate the national campaign. They note Congress adjourned without a treaty and expect the White House and party platforms to hinge on attitudes toward Paris settlement and ratification battles in the year ahead.
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New York
White House
Nightly robberies strike town offices in spree
Sneak thieves terrorize office occupants in a poc as guards on every floor become necessary. Doormen janitors and elevator starters fail to stop the lootings while police and private detectives search for clues. Society events aside Prince of Wales visit boosts city pageantry.
Women voters organize to claim political influence
Women across the town form a concerted voter bloc, signaling persistent and organized political engagement. The piece notes that prior concessions were avoided but now parties recognize the need to include women in all future plans.
Catholic Welfare Workers Rally Scouts Into Boy Scouts
National Catholic War Council workers here mobilize thousands of youth to join the Boy Scouts following Pope Benedict’s commendation. Local welfare teams push Catholic units to expand the troop as it grows stronger across town.
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Trengthen Scouts
Boy Scouts
National Catholic War Council
Pope Benedict
Catholic Unite
Anchor stories and navy paymaster wisdom in letters
A recruiting officer recalls a sailor who misidentified an anchor as a life preserver and explains navy anchor types. He extols the value of the home town savings anchor via the paymaster, describing saving habits, spending temptations, and plans for a future house funded by retirement pay.
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Navy
Savings Bank
Japan Pays MPs One Thousand Dollars Per Session
Parliament members receive one thousand dollars for each session plus traveling expenses. The policy outlines payment per session and covers travel costs.
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Japan
Radical Ruthenberg Arrested in Chicago on Syndicalist Act Charge
Chicago December 2 Charles E Ruthenberg national executive secretary of the community party in America was arrested on a telegraphic request from New York. Ruthenberg known as the most arrested man in America faces indictment for violating the New York state criminal syndicalist act.
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Associated Pross
Chicago
Charles E. Ruthenberg
Community Party
America
New York
Ruthenberg
Public Auction of Household Goods Seized in Monroe
Louisiana Development Association sues Henry Florence in Monroe City Court. By writ of Fi Fa the marshal will sell December 13 1919 at Henry Florence’s Marx Alley home two lots: household goods and books and pictures seized under the writ. Cash for at least two thirds of the appraised value.
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Marshal Sale
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ourachite
City of
Monroe
Louisiana Development Association
Henry Florence
Chas. Schulze
A. D
Marx Alley
Hugh Biggar
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