Star Light Miss Farrars Sin
A Monroe Y M C article fragment notes a star named Miss Farrar and a plot element titled Star Light. The context is unclear but references a Monroe YMCA and a performance or event connected to the star.
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01 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1923
Page
1
Zaza Controversy Sparks Debate Over Public Morality
The piece notes objections to Miss Farrar playing Zaza on stage and concerns over church approval and audience impact. It mentions Thanksgiving appearances and warnings about broadcasting, with broader commentary on education funding and the value of literacy for societal safety.
Oil Machinery for Congress Sections at U S Capital
Washington December 1 Formal conference of Republicans in the house and senate was called to perfect party organization before the sixty eighth congress convenes at noon Monday. Senate leaders plan to reelection of Lodge and Curtis, with Brandgee to chair committee assignments. House Republicans aim to elect Longworth as leader and nominate Speaker Gillette. Democrats prepare to back Garrett for speaker and set committee assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Lodge
Massachusettas
Curtis
Kansas
Ways and Means
Re Elect Senator Lodge Leader as Progressives Abstain
All members of the senate progressive bloc absented themselves from the Republican senate conference where Lodge of Massachusetts was chosen as leader. Cummins probably remains president pro tempore. Curtis named party whip. Wadsworth elected secretary. Lodge to appoint committees. key offices filled by Sanderson Barry and Rev Dr Mier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Progressive Bloc
Republican Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Curtis
Kansas
Wadsworth
New York
Geo. A. Sanderson
David S. Barry
J. J. Mier
Fairman Seeks House Reapportionment in 1920 Census Plan
Representative Fairman of Indiana proposes a bill to reapportion the House based on the 1920 census while keeping the total seats at 435. The plan aims to adjust districts without altering the overall membership, reflecting population shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Fairman
Indiana
Washington
House of Representatives
Representative Fairman
Southern Chemical Company Plant Aims for January Start
The Southern Chemical Company of Monroe plans to begin operations around January 15 at its new calcium arsenate plant. Output will be seven to ten tons daily, with Howard A. Ambruster of New York overseeing the calcium arsenate department. The plant enables southern planters to source arsenate locally, reducing reliance on Ohio and eastern plants. The company, capitalized at 250000 dollars with 150000 paid in, lists Ad G Birchett as president, W Pipes as vice president, and F B Goodwin as secretary and treasurer. Louisiana Public Service Commission secured a reduced freight rate for shipments across the South. Calcium arsenate sells at fifteen cents per pound, down from last year’s twenty-five cents and peaks of forty-three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Chemical Company
Monroe
South
Howard A. Ambruster
New York
United States
Ohio
4D. G. Birchett
Cardwell
W. Pipes
Collinston
F. B. Goodwin
Louisiana Public Service Commission
West Virginia Commissioned as Navy's Pride Ship
Washington reports the battleship West Virginia is commissioned at Norfolk, hailed as the proudest afloat. The article notes U S ships Maryland Colorado and the newer Mutsu Nagato class, plus the Hood and ongoing Nealson and Rodney program, comparing sizes and armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Line
Norfolk Navy Yard
West Virginia
Maryland
Colorado
United States Navy
Mutsu
Nagato
Hood
Nealson
Rodney
Patterson defers ruling in Memphis KKK election contest
Judge M R Patterson postponed ruling on a petition filed by candidates backed by the Ku Klux Klan contesting the re election of Mayor Rowlett Paine and the administration ticket in Memphis municipal election. Argument on the petition was heard last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Fone
M. R. Patterson
Ku Klux Klan
Rowlett Paine
Cotton Bloc in Capital Seeks Legislation on Staple
The newly organized cotton bloc in Congress adopts a resolution calling for federal action to revise crop reporting, reduce tariffs on calcium arsenate and chemicals, and fund an experiment station to combat the boll weevil. A five member committee is created to draft laws and another to push lower freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
Rankin
Harris
Almon
Alabama
Swank
Oklahoma
Wingo
Arkansas
Hawkhead
Shepherd
Texas
Aswell
Louisiana
Black
Methodist Bishop Warns Klan Threat to Young Ministers
Bishop James Atkins of Junaluska North Carolina warned a class of young ministers in Little Rock Arkansas against the Ku Klux Klan during a conference session. He spoke directly to the group saying he wanted to warn them about the Klan’s influence and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
James Atkins
Junaluska
N. C
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mother Sobs Over Fate of Sons Jailed as Murderers
Lake Charles, La December 1 J P V Barremore secretary of the Calcasian Building and Loan Association was arrested on an affidavit after a bank examiner alleged a defalcation of 14600. Bond set at 15000. Barremore, a Mississippi native, had been in Lake Charles fourteen years and earlier worked in New Orleans. The association reports strong finances with assets over 85222 and undistributed profits of 44900.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Charles
J. PV. Barremore
Calcasian Building and Loan Association
W. E. Patterson
State Bank
Barremore
Iasippian
New Orleans
Sarcewerdh
Sunti
Grief In Brooklyn as Brothers Face Murder Charge
Mrs. Dora Diamond recalls her sons Morris Barlow Diamond and Joseph Diamond facing murder charges after the shooting of two bank messengers and a $48,000 robbery. Six other suspects are in custody as police anticipate more arrests in the Brooklyn case. The mother mourns the boys, while a young boy asks about his father as the family confronts tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dora Diamond
Morris Barlow Diamond
Morris
Joseph
United States Reluctant to Join German Finances Inquiry
Washington declines participation in a restricted probe into Germany's finances despite reparations committee encouragement. Colonel Logan conveyed to Paris that France and allies see U S involvement as essential to restoring Germany’s financial system, while Secretary Hughes is asked if eminent American financiers may join the inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
J. A. Logan
Paris
Logan
State Department
United States
James A. Logan
Germany
Poincare
Hughes
France
M. Poincare
Commentators Hopeful as America Prepares to Decide
Paris reports mixed views on the reparations committee meeting. Some describe the mood as Eden like while others show cautious satisfaction. British economic policy draws critique from Le Journal amid GB reluctance and concerns over the mark value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Dee
Eden
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
le Journal
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W. Mats
Mon
Pisiana
U.S. Capital
Senator Lodge
Gordon Ave
R. L
Ladies of the First Christian Church
Southern Chemical Comp
Morroe
U. 5
W. Virginia
Navy
Patterson
The
Shipping Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Black
Georgia
Lowry
Mississippi
Wilson
Driver
Buchanan
Genasco
Goodrich
T. A. Grant
Second
DeSiard
Amman
First Christian Church
Bible School
F Holden
I. E. Adams
Gunman
Father
Prophit
Phon
Steve Hanagan
NER Service
Morrin
David
Maurice
Mors
Ike
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Church OF Christ
City Hall
Bible Study Communion
W.N. Ferguson
Baptists
Jesus Christ
First Baptist Church
Frank Tripp
Europe
America
Uusual America
NTN
P. A. Poag
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