Harding In Senate Enter Public Session Amid War Cost Talks
Washington December 6 1926 crowds fill galleries as President-elect Harding takes a Senate seat after a conference with Republican leaders. Officials forecast a brief address and Congress convenes at noon while war costs and welfare outlays near five billion dollars for the next fiscal year.
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Monroe Chamber of in Bringing Bs are Expected Here Soon
A local Monroe group plans to bring in field players expected to join teams soon after initial talks. The maneuver aims to bolster squad depth for upcoming season. Community members anticipate new additions enhancing local athletic prospects.
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Monroe Chamber Pitches Kansas City Club For Spring Training
The Kansas City baseball team may train in Monroe next spring after Monroe Chamber of Commerce efforts. Secretary G T Cress secured a favorable telegram from club president George E Muelbach and details on hotel and park facilities are being arranged.
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President Elect In Senate as First History Making Attendance
President-elect Senator Harding returned to Washington to join the Sixty sixth Congress in its third and final session. His presence marks the first time a president elect has attended Senate sessions as a member, a historic departure in congressional practice.
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Hero of Verdun to Get Medal From Wilson
General Robert Neville former commander in chief of the French armies known as the hero of Verdun will receive the distinguished service medal from Secretary Baker under the president's direction. After the ceremony Neville will present France’s decorations to American officers and sailors.
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Constantine to Return to Greek Throne in Paris Next Weeks
Early returns indicate Constantine will reclaim the Greek throne with plans for a Paris meeting in about twenty days per Matia. The report notes preparations underway and anticipated formal announcement.
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Matia
Hold ups Reported in Monroe Neighborhood Saturday Night
Police investigated two attempted robberies on Saturday night one at Sig Musur’s home 900 North Second Street and another at Texan Avenue and Jackson Streets. No robbers found and no clues emerged though staff noted no evidence of a robbery. A Buick stolen from Regal confectionery rear area was reported. City parking rules restrict east Walnut Street parking and allow east Grand Street parking fifty feet back from DeSiard to Jefferson.
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Weather forecast: Rain Tonight and Tuesday
A weather forecast indicates rain tonight and again on Tuesday with much colder conditions on Tuesday. Strong winds are not mentioned. Temperatures are expected to drop behind the front.
Monroe Dramatic Club Formed For Local Charity
The Monroe Dramatic Club organized at J H Treusdale's home plans as a permanent group to aid the poor during holidays. It seeks two annual entertainments, starting December 16 and 17 at City School auditorium, with proceeds benefiting local charity. Tickets were set at fifty cents and one dollar.
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Kids Start Festivities Early Spark Firecracker Warnings
Police Inspector Robert E. Heap warns that youth firecracker use violates city law and arrests may follow. Firecrackers may only be exploded off public streets on December 4 25 and January 1. Monroe showcases local talent with two upcoming performances promising notable entertainment.
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Robert E. Heap
Moonshine cases and other matters head U S Court convening
The U S district court in Monroe opens with Judge George W Jack presiding over twenty plus liquor law cases. The Yonak Brothers of Dallas are charged with Reed amendment violations in shipping liquor from Monroe years ago. Additional cases involve railroads and interstate shipping disputes.
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Cumberland Telephone Rate Case Hearing Set in Baton Rouge
A hearing on a proposed rate increase for Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company will be held before the Louisiana Railroad Commission in Baton Rouge on Wednesday December 15. H J Fernandes traffic manager of Monroe Chamber of Commerce will attend the hearing.
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Junior Board Night Promotes Chamber Activities
The junior board of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight to plan activities aimed at promoting local trade and business engagement. Members will discuss upcoming events and fundraising efforts to support economic development.
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