Disproving Grant Axiom Across Democratic Prophecy
A reprint of political commentary cites General Grant and Cyrus Northrop on patriotism in party politics. It argues that cooperation on good measures is blocked by fear of credit, urging the Democratic party to prove its prudence during a probationary two year period before future elections. The piece warns against favoritism to “favorite son” candidacies and endorses a prudent, sane program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
General Grant
Cyrus Northrop
University of Minnesota
Congress
Partisanship versus patriotism shapes Democratic fate
The piece argues that elevating partisanship over patriotism risks harming the Democratic party. It warns against steamrolling Republicans and obsequious loyalty to partisan lists, urging members to prioritize broad public benefit and avoid costly, purely political measures. It emphasizes unity and selfless service for the greatest good.
Havana Daily Post Tourists Edition praised for four color display
A copy of the Havana Daily Post special Tourists Edition is highlighted for its four color printing. The piece extols the attractive buildings homes scenes and statues of the island and praises the editorial quality and execution by the publishers wishing them continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Daily Post
the Post
The Captain of the Amaryllis on the Ouachita River
A noted Monroe author presents The Captain of the Amaryllis a richly bound volume about steamboating on the Ouachita between Monroe and New Orleans. It weaves adventure a love story and vivid travel scenes aboard the palatial boats of the era with a suspenseful ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staughton Cooley
Monroe
Ouachita River
Monore
New Orleans
Amarylhs
Ouachita
Cooley
Bold Hero Emerges In A Mass Audience Tale
A well written elevating story features strong minded characters with decisive views on relevant subjects. The hero stands out as a remarkable man among thousands surprising close friends with unusual acts at crucial moments. The volume spans nearly 400 pages, printed by the C. M. Clark Publishing Co. in Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Clark Publishing Co
Boston
Mass
The Palace Sale at The Record Breaking Palace
The Palace sale draws large crowds of economical shoppers. It offers ladies tailored suits coats capes furs silk petticoats and other ready to wear garments. The store promises true bargains and faithful fulfillment of advertisements.
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Palace
Telephone Talk No 2 by Cumberland Telephone Co
The notice extols telephone service as essential for business and home use. It contrasts old messenger service with current rates and invites inquiries for full information from the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company. (Incorporated
New Orleans to Host Four Day Music Festival in April
The executive committee of the Louisiana State Music Teachers Association met in New Orleans in November and planned a four day festival to be held there next April during the Association's annual convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State Music Teachers Association
New Orleans
Association
Monroes Jewelers Introduces Partnership And Promise
To My Friends and Old Customers announces partnership with M. Kaliski, Monroes leading jeweler. The store showcases diamonds, watches, jewelry, glassware, silverware and novelties with promise of lowest prices, guaranteed satisfaction, and attentive repair and engraving services. A call for patronage now and in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kaliski
Monroe
Vinol touted as a tonic for strength and health
A Monroe pharmacy advertises Vinol as the best tonic to strengthen digestion, create blood, and restore energy for overworked or nervous individuals. It cites Prof James Mitchell of Jasper Ontario as a testimonial source and offers a money back guarantee if not effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mitchell
Jasper
Ont
Vinci
Allen's Pharmacy
Monroe
Bush and Anders wed in Homer under city judge
Mr J M Bush of Homer and Miss Gertrude Anders of Calhoun married at City Judge Schulze home shortly after noon today with Schulze officiating. Both from prominent North Louisiana families. Parents initially objected but consented as ceremony resumed. They return to the Anders home and may depart for Homer tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Bush
Homer
Gertrude Anders
Calhoun
Schulze
Judge Schulze
North
Louisiana
J. R. Anders
Defense Aims to Prove Malice in LeBlanc Murder Trial
Cambridge December 8 defense attorney in the Hattie LeBlanc murder case announced the first defense witness will be District Attorney Higgins. The attorney said the prosecution is malicious and that the defense has been blocked in assembling their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Hattie LeBlanc
Clarence E. Glover
Higgins
Going Some at Sugar's theatre delights in uproarious comedy
Amusements note the return of Going Some a bright new comedy at Sugar's theatre tomorrow night after triumphs in the east. Paul Armstrong and Rex Beach create sharp dialogue and rapid fire scenes designed to keep audiences in continual laughter from curtain rise to close. The show is praised as a truly new idea in laugh producing plays.
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Sugar’s Theatre
San Francisco
Paul Armstrong
Rex Beach
The Wizard of Wiseland comes to Sugar's theatre
The Wizard of Wiseland, a Chicago hit with 138 performances, plays Sugar's theatre Monday Dec 12. Promised are a lavish production, a large chorus, and principals Margaret DeVon Nat Phillips Grace Lampe Jack West. Book by Bide Dudley, staged by Allan K. Foster, directed by the Harry Scott Company.
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Chicago
Sugar’s Theatre
Margaret DeVon
Nat Phillips
Grace Lampe
Jack West
Bide Dudley
The
Denver Post
Allan K. Foster
Harry Scott Company
Lyceum Theatre Presents Four Features Tonight
Manager Sperling offers four films at the Lyceum: A Western Woman's Way, The Woman of Samaria, The Little Station Agent, and The Early Settlers. Each is described as well acted with strong plots, historical settings, and educational value, with a record crowd anticipated.
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Lyceum Theatre
Sperling
Lyceum
Samaria
Canadian Rockies
Northwest
Knight
Woodmen Election At Ouachita Valley Camp No 10
Woodmen of the World Ouachita Valley Camp No 10 in Monroe held its annual officer election last night. Selected were Charles Garvey consul commander, J J Jones adviser lieutenant, Charles Geismar clerk, T J Naughton banker, Pat O Reilly watchman, W P Johnston sentry, T J Naughton and Charles Schuze representatives to the head camp meeting at Lake Charles, with C E Bynum and Charles Garvey as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Valley Camp No. 10
Monroe
Charles Garvey
J. J. Jones
Charles Geismar
T. J. Naughton
Pat O’reily
W. P. Johnston
Charles Schuze
Lake Charles
C. E. Bynum
Eagles Name Officers at Enthusiastic Meeting
The Eagles held a large gathering for their annual officer election and barbecue. Officership was filled by J. W. Keith as past worthy president, J. J. Wolverton as worthy president, J. B. Gordon as worthy vice president, Jno J Mullin as worthy secretary, H. C. Kihneman as worthy treasurer, H. B. Lockard as worthy conductor, L. B. Morris as inner guard, Albert Rex as outer guard, with trustees C. P. Guerriero Geo Denny and Tom Stack.
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Eagles
J. W. Keith
Worthy
J. J. Wolverton
J. B. Gordon
J. A. Hendricks
Jno
J. Mullin
H. C. Kihneman
H. B. Lockard
Ll. B. Morris
Inner Guard
Albert Rex
Outer Guard
C. P. Guerriero
Geo
Denny
Tom Stack
Knights of Columbus Elect Officers in Annual Meeting
Knights of Columbus held a large gathering for the annual officer election. New officers include Grand Knight Thomas H. McMillian and Deputy Grand Knight Robi. M. Breard Jr. The council reported a prosperous year with hall repairs and a mission at St Matthew's church by Fathers Kennedy and Duffy in October.
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Knights of Columbus
Thomas H. McMillian
Robi. M. Breard, Jr
T. J. Naughton
Adolph Renaud
James E. Larkin
Chas. P. Hartley
W. A. O'Kelly
M. J. Renaud
F. J. Roddy
C. Mahe
St. Matthew's Church
Kennedy and
Duffy
Jefferson Davis Grandchild to Wed Tonight
Miss Lucy Davis Hayes granddaughter of Jefferson Davis will marry George Bower Young this evening at St Stephens Episcopal church in Colorado Springs.
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Lucy Davis Hayes
Colorado Springs
Col
Jefferson Davis
George Bower Young
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
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Monroe News-Star
News-Star Publishing Co., Ltd
W. Smith
E. Faulk
Eeeeee
Secty-Treas
Monroe Bulletin
Matter Inne
Grant
Smith Bros. Limited
Beshore
WNDU
Onan
New South
J. E. Flournoy
Oliver B. Morton
F. G. Hudson
F. D. Gibbs
J. 8. Handy
Ouachita National Bank
Pital
Savings Department
Union Bank and Trust Co
W. R. Mitchell
H. D. Apgar
M. W. Haas
T. Cashier
TN and
Wal Eee Pot Fai Aero
D. W. Pipes
Uriah Millsaps
F. P. Stubbs
Guy P. Stubbs
Eugene Wolff
Joe
P. Parker
D. A. Johnston
HH. Fudickar
Theo, Marks
Sol Meyer
BH. Bynum
Travis Oliver
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
Ravis Oliver
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