Woodmen of the World elects officers for Monroe camp
The Woodmen of the World Monroe camp held a Tuesday night meeting electing Pohl as consul commander for the coming year. Other officers named included D Keltner as advisor lieutenant Joe Airoldi as banker Lawrence Ellege as escort A J Taylor as watchman Dewey Mathis as sen try and J A Robinson on the board of managers Parker McComb is immediate post consul Judge Charles Schultze spoke on fraternalism Henry Gibbs noted one living charter member L R Powers was ill Two candidates were initiated at the end Pohl serves as superintendent of the News Star World mail room.
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Pohl
D. Keltner
Joe Airoldi
Lawrence Ellege
A. J
Henry Gibbs
Monroe
Woodmen of the World
L. R. Powers
News-Star—World
Feel Youthful Promises From St Joseph G F P Women
An advertisement touts a vegetable compound from St Joseph G F P claiming to relieve nervousness and ailments peculiar to women. The large bottle costs $1 with a money back guarantee.
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St. Joseph
Two Tribes Adopt Constitution as Thorpe Criticizes Move
In Shawnee Oklahoma on December 8 Sac and Fox Indians approved a tribal constitution by 202 to 120. Big Jim Thorpe, famed Carlisle football figure, condemned the charter saying it would return the Indian to the blanket. The measure was authorized by the Thomas-Rogers act in Congress.
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Shawnee, Okla
Big Jim Thorpe
Carlisle
Thorpe
Critics Told Belly-Aching Does No Good
Joseph P. Kennedy urged critics to stop belly-aching and aid the Roosevelt cause at the Economic Club dinner in New York. Senator Carter Glass pressed against New Deal spending, while Wayne C. Taylor and Lewis W. Douglas criticized Congress and urged budget balance and economic realism. Kennedy urged leaders to back Roosevelt to help the nation.
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New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Federal Maritime Commission
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Economic Club
Carter Glass
Virginia
Wayne C. Taylor
The
Treasury
Congress
Washington
Woman Walks 28 Miles To Hear Burglary Sentence
Mrs Estelle Ray 37 walked 28 miles from her ranch home to San Bernardino court to hear an eight month jail sentence for burglary. She collapsed in tears as Judge Charles Allison denied probation. She admitted acting as lookout for her husband during the grocery robbery. he received a prison term at Folsom.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Estelle Ray
Mrs. Ray
Charles Allison
Folsom
Mississippi Highway Commission Awards Eight Hundred Thousand In Contracts
Four to nine highway construction contracts totaling about 800000 were awarded by the Mississippi highway commission. Officials said these may be the last contracts before Governor Hugh White submits recommendations to the legislature on completing the priority road system.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Highway Commission
Hugh White
Lions District No 4 Holds Monroe Meeting
A delegation from Monroe Lions with Winnsboro and Dubach reps attended Lions District No 4 at Oak Grove High School. E C Gibson chaired. T E Banks urged Lions to goals and plans a large San Francisco convention delegation. March Monroe hosts next meeting.
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Monroe Lions Club
Oak Grove High School
Lions Club of
Winnsboro
Dubach
Monroe
Oak Grove
E. C. Gibson
A. B. Clarkson
T. E. Banks
Colfax
Lions Clubs of
Louisiana
San Francisco
Calif
Knights Columbus to Meet Thursday
A weekly Knights of Columbus meeting will be held at the club house Thursday at 8 p.m. All members should attend as a special message will be delivered to newly initiated members, announced by A. Marsala, recorder.
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Knights of Columbus
A. Marsala
W C T U Aids Good Fellows and Opposes War
At the regular West Monroe W C T U meeting in First Methodist church members voted to donate garments to the Good Fellows and to back petitions circulated by Veterans of Foreign Wars urging Congress against declaring war. They plan to expand signatories and discuss an anti saloon rally in January with Rev. C K Smith the new First Methodist pastor offering to cooperate.
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West Monroe
C. K. Smith
First Methodist Church of
Shoeworker Mayor Wins Reelection
Rochester New Hampshire December 8 John F Conrad a 64 year old shoe worker mayor who ran a machine in a shoe factory and led city affairs will serve a second one year term He defeated Ernest W Campbell a poultry farmer and councilman Campbell was drafted by Republicans after others declined the nomination.
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Rochester
N. H
John F. Conrad
Conrad
Ernest W. Campbel
Campbell
Death of longtime Omaha editor Colonel T W McCullough
Colonel T W McCullough aged 75, former editor of the Omaha Bee News and later a World Herald staff member, died after a two week illness. He began newspaper work at age 12 and served on Omaha papers for 48 years.
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Omaha, Neb
T. W. McCullough
Omaha Bee-News
Omaha World-Herald
McCullough
Omaha
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Ficers
Schulze
Maritime Commission
Lewis W. Douglas
Tucker
Monroe Furniture Company
Monroe Club
Knights Columbus
Liccert & Mozas Tonacco Co
Wilken Family, Inc
Aladdin
Schenley P.C
Pennsylvania
Wilken Family
Strauss & Son
Aheyll
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