Methodist 19 Retain Name Louisiana Conference
The Louisiana Conference of Methodist 19 votes 103 to 33 to oppose a proposed change and retain the current name as printed.
13 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1913
Page
1
The Louisiana Conference of Methodist 19 votes 103 to 33 to oppose a proposed change and retain the current name as printed.
The Louisiana Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opens with reports of growth and revivals, noting many baptisms and financial gains. A resolution to remove the four year time limit for pastors is advanced, and discussions on name change and education board actions proceed as Bishop Candler leads and prepares for Monday adjournment.
New Orleans December 13 The Southern Pacific Sunset Limited departed Union Station at 11 30 PM when the Wells Fargo express messenger L C Ward was found unconscious in his car after a supposed white man entered and struck him. Ward, robbed of an express package containing 2009 dollars, was revived and reported the incident to conductors who continued the voyage.
Admiral Pletcher denies ordering firing to cease while reports spread that prisoners were executed. The clash on the ship raises questions about command and wartime conduct amid chaotic conditions.
Reports from Tampico and Vera Cruz indicate rebels plan to attack Monterey with a large federal concentration nearby. Ojiniga hosts 4000 federal troops ready to sweep the desert as rebels prepare a three sided assault amid heavy garrison fire.
Rear-Admiral Fletcher ordered rebels and federals in Tampico to stop firing, warning to shell them from the Wheeling if not obeyed. Foreigners urged to seek refuge on ships or on the waterfront under his guns protection as the clash subsided. Secretary Daniels said he had heard no word from Fletcher and would comment after word from him.
Dispatches say on Friday the fighting at Tampico continued with rebels attacking from the north while the government’s gunboat Bravo supported the defense. Rebel forces control rail yards and storage areas, including near Arbelgrande, with stocks from Waters-Pierce and Cowdray refineries. government reinforcements and rail repairs were underway.
The First Baptist Sunday School plans a Christmas Eve program with a lighted tree and presents for all Sunday School children. Santa will distribute gifts inside during a planned snowy, festive scene, with weather warnings urging heavy wraps.
In New York on December 13, federal judges fined 4000 dollars each to Eugene Seales of Texas Frank Hayne and William Brown of New Orleans Morris Rothschild of Mississippi Colonel Robert Thompson of New York and previously James A Patten in the same 1999 cotton cornering case The fire marshal C W Trousdale was noted as visiting Monroe.
A notice urges heightened publicity for necessary chamber of commerce activities and local business promotion. The brief emphasizes promotional effort to support commerce projects and civic engagement.
The piece argues advertising and publicity are vital for city progress and merchant prosperity. It urges local papers and the organization’s secretary to actively publicize commercial efforts, noting the newspaper loop and a member magazine as key tools, and highlights recent court and civic notes.
Crowley La December 13 opening services marked by Rev V D Skipper began the Louisiana Methodist conference session. The delegation elected includes Dr R D Wynn and Dr F S Parker among clerical members and A M Mayo and A P Holt among lay delegates after multiple ballots. Question on preacher conduct drew much interest.
The men of the Baptist Sunday school plan a banquet on December 34 at 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Invitations were sent to the Baraca class and church members with a return card and requests for prompt replies to finalize preparations.
Gonders and Sherman Law are cited as Dente. The notice references legal matters and a related standard guidance in the context of company policy.
Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, told the National Civic Federation that unions legally exist yet face loss of free speech under the Sherman act. He cited recent prosecutions against sympathy strikes and warned miners that employers seek to erode gains in coal regions.
In Vicksburg Mississippi on December 13 Judge H Mounger denied the motion to change venue in the trial of Lieutenant-Governor Bilbo and State Senator Hobbs on indictments charging soliciting and accepting bribes. The court granted severance, with Senator Hobbs to face trial next Tuesday amid bitter attorney clashes.
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