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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows partial terms including parlor and times but lacks full details of the event, participants, or location.
The Supreme Court held the wartime prohibition act constitutional and invalidated a New York decree aimed at restoring whiskey withdrawals. The decision upholds federal and state authority, blocks attempts to override federal power, and states no injunctions restrain revenue officials from seizing bonded liquor. Justice Brandeis writes the opinion, with the decision pending further rulings on related beer cases.
The Encom Transfer Company property on DeSiard Street in Monroe, facing St John and Frane, owned by Fred Endom Sr and family, was purchased by Thomas Flournoy, president of Guachta National Bank, for 62000 dollars. The site includes a front building and a street-front lot described as a prime business location.
The Supreme Court heard three appeals on the constitutionality of war time prohibition and the enforcement fee. Kentucky cases argued invalidity while New York cases supported the acts. The disputes involve vast whiskey stock, with estimates of 60 million gallons valued at 160 to 260 million dollars.
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Incomplete OCR note from Shreveport item hints at a car related event or issue. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial phrases, offering little clear detail about people, organizations, dates, or outcomes. Further readable content is needed to produce a proper summary.
A damaged notice explains that letters to Santa Claus at Monroe post office must have a two cent stamp to be forwarded. Unstamped mail is returned to dead letter or sent to Washington for filing, delaying delivery before Christmas.
Dec 16 report says Gabriele D Annunzio will evacuate Fiume and Italian regular troops under General Caviglia will occupy the city. Italy will hold full sovereignty and enforce treaty provisions per Premier Nitti’s administration.
Fire destroyed the Ouachits Sweet Potato Curing plant in Monroe and drew crowds from Meares and West Monroe. Thousands of locals watched as 1 000 bushels burned and hundreds sampled salvaged yams baked and served for free. Fire raged from midnight Saturday to early Sunday due to airtight walls and ventilation.
Reports show the state board of health and local inspectors stepping up scrutiny of public places in Monroe. Inspections target restaurants hotels confectionaries bakeries and groceries with plans to post results every ten days. A fatal fire destroyed the Millians residence and baby chicks burned. the incident prompts renewed safety actions and investigations.
On Saturday at Leon's cafe thirteen Armour and Company employees gathered to honor L. C. Schneider who has served as cashier for fifteen years and will resign effective December 20. Manager T. Brennan spoke and Schneider received a 14K gold fountain pen as appreciation.
Dorpat Esthonia reports that peace with Soviet Russia is likely soon unless unforeseen events intervene. Negotiations ongoing daily aim beyond armistice toward full peace on general Bolshevik terms, despite denials from officials.
Henry Staples, a Black man, was arrested by Monroe police for selling a pint of whiskey for $5 at the Vicksburg Shreveport Pacific passenger station to Fizer Henson, a white man. The case is set for Judge Charles Schulse this afternoon at 4.
Articles filed in Monroe announce Trousdale & Slater Incorporated a new insurance brokerage and real estate company with capital stock 35600. Directors J W Trousdale W W Cooper Fred Stuart Smith N Slater. officers Trousdale president Cooper vice president Stator secretary. Domiciled in Monroe with plans for residential development and new construction to meet Monroe’s growth.
From Washington the Associated Press reports a crisis as 2 1 2 to 3 000 small newspapers warn they face ruin unless relief comes. Representative Anthony of Kansas urged favorable action on a bill to extend second class mailing privileges to daily newspapers and periodicals. The shortage stems from rising costs and the impact of big city publications on supply.
Col Frank P. Stubbs, a governor candidate, spent Sunday with homefolks after a three to four day campaign in Caddo and nearby parishes. He voiced strong confidence in victory and said support was widespread across the state as election day neared. He left for Sibley Webster parish to be joined by Congressman Anwell for continued campaigning in the northern part of Louisiana post holidays.
Ouachita parish plans to raise about 300 dollars to send two local youths on a summer agricultural inspection tour to Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and other northern centers. J H Trousdale and J Harris promote the project with Rotary and public school officials aiming to fund eight hundred dollars for the trip.
The national committee of steel and trench workers vote to continue the strike amid plans for an extended campaign. Leaders cited some attrition among strikers and plant resumptions as steel production remains well below normal and plants operate under overhead costs.
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