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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
6
A garbled report outlines legal actions and protections amid hearings with references to claims by a person named Reohi and a case involving a teacher or professor. The text mentions procedures, postponements, and possible gender related disputes with scant readable names or places.
Shaw Met fellow actors praise Major Warwick star of In Miz roura at the Opera House this week. Gera Dereinne sacrifices for the production, and Warwick rescues his pedigreed French bulldog found swam to him after wandering away and wandering home.
The Mosrae Lodge 444 Elks observed the first Sunday in December as memorial day with services for Walter Smith and Fred Neusorih. Howard Warren delivered the memorial address, aided by Misses Young and Cohns, Kennedy, and Hudson in a large crowd ceremony.
The Opera House stage showcases stars like Moen Van Hiene and Wurthe Faulkner with a lively Shubert chorus. Dazzling costumes and spirited dancing fill the evening as audiences enjoy a robust Persian-themed revue and orchestra.
Representatives from southern cities including governors and state officials gather in Savannah for the annual Southern Commercial Congress opening session. The event marks a regional policy forum with emphasis on trade and municipal concerns.
Leo Davenport a Webster Parish girl reports a total yearly profit of 317.88 from poultry activities. She set 425 chicks since February 1 to hatch 407. expenses total 108.40 reducing stock value to 420.75 with a final net profit 317.88. Miss Park notes lessons for other poultry club members.
The Ouachita parish branch of the National Tuberculosis Association launches a Red Cross Christmas seal drive. Volunteers canvass tomorrow across Monroe and Ouachita parish districts to sell seals, health bands, and take orders, with committees listed for each area and many local men and women named for distribution duties.
George Hyland of Portland arrives in New Orleans to reunite with Bes family members just returned from Bolivia, where a shipwreck off Peru separated him from his wife and children. Hyland notes the Eastern Star’s rapid postwar growth and his long service, including Liberty Loan and Protective League work.
Indianapolis December 8. Despite a Washington agreement between government officials and leaders of the United Mine Workers of America federal attorneys have not yet halted or begun steps to stop the federal grand jury investigation of alleged violations of the Lever Act and anti-trust laws by operators and miners set to begin here today.
A Navy court martial dismissed Captain Edmond Chamberlain, a Texan aviator, amid a formal sentence dated December 8. The proceeding cleared the high rank officer and concluded the case with a ruling on the matter.
The Army recruiting station moves from Union National Bank Building to Amman building at Setond and DeSiard streets near Chase Amman Drug Store. In six months from June 1 to November 30, 35 men enlisted and about 85 were rejected, mainly for being under age. Panama offers the best foreign service prospects with open branches, mild year round temperatures, and year round outdoor activities including zone baseball.
Speaking dates for Colonel F P Stubbs include Mt Martin on Sunday, De Soto on Tuesday, and travels through north Louisiana towns such as Plain Dealing and Many. Meetings are listed with times and parishes like Caddo and Webster, with routes through Mauriceton and Minden and appearances in several communities.
Freight and passenger movements face disruption as coal miners strike spreads nationwide. Railroad directors suspend non essential service in the east and southwest, cancel many trains, and reduce hours, leaving hundreds of thousands idle across industries.
Reports from New Orleans indicate a favorable strike outlook and hopes of early peace with European Allies. Census data show ginned cotton for December as 854,000 bales, down from last year, while coal supplies and bunker coal remain adequate. Paris press hints at treaty terms easing for immediate implementation and Germany’s anticipated signing. If coal settlements progress, industrial prospects brighten.
Attractive stationery offered in handsome cases at Chicago prices. The Racket Store touts bed frames, dolls, picture and story books, and other items at budget rates with sharp discounts.
FOR SALE Pair six year old farm maton prone 405 or call at Grayling Lumber Company Office. FOR RENT Furnished rooms apply 707 Calypso Phone 265. WANTED Two or three light house keeping rooms. BR. W. Fraser at Gulf Refining Co. WANTED TO BUY One hundred feather beds Highest cash prices paid Southern Feather Company. Phone 736 Apply 419 DeSiard St.
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