Dr Dowling Visits Jail Sparks Public Outcry
A jail visit by Dr Dowling triggers sharp public condemnation labeling Bays Place a disgrace to humanity and calling for immediate cleanup of the area.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1914
Page
1
Slaughterhouse Sanitation Sparks Warrants and Jail Critique
Dr Oscar Dowling head of the State Board of Health visited the parish jail and grand jury to push bills of information against slaughter houses failing to meet sanitary rules. He urged action to close or replace the jail if conditions do not improve and cited long standing complaints from jurors and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dowling
State Board of Health
Prand
Monroe
Frank Habeas Corpus Writ Begun in Leo Frank Case
Argument on Leo Frank's petition for a writ of habeas corpus began in Federal District Court. Attorneys claim constitutional rights violation since Frank was not in the courtroom when the verdict was pronounced for the murder of Mary Phagan in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Federal District Court
Frank
Villa garrison at San Luis Potosi revolts against Villa
A dispatch reported by a member of the Mexican colony in San Antonio says the Villa garrison at San Luis Potosi rose up against Villa and handed the city to General De Los Santos, an adherent of Carranza.
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San Antonio
Villa
San Luis Potosi
General de Los Santos
Carranza
Foster
J. W. Brown
J. D. Lacy
Mr. Brown
Lacy
Brown
Rayville
Pleasant
Enits
Villa Purchases Sleepers for Mexican Border Run
General Villa buys two Pullman sleeper cars for 100000 pesos and orders them placed in service between Torreon and El Paso. He announces that he
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Villa
San Antonio
Texas
General Villa
Torreon
el Paso
Plans to Restore Rail Service Between Mexico City and El Paso
Plans to restore railroad communication on a regular schedule between Mexico City and El Paso within three weeks. Amsterdam dispatch reports an armored train blown up on route from Lemberg to Cirpathioms indicating Russian lines being targeted. Senator Works of California proposes converting the Home for Union Soldiers at Johnson City Tennessee into a Confederate soldiers institute with 300000 dollars annually for Confederate Homes.
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Mexico City
el Paso
Amsterdam
Lemberg
Washington, der
Senator Works
California
Johnson City
Tenn
Rate Increase Granted for Eastern Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a five percent increase for most rail lines east of a Pittsburgh Buffalo line, with coal coke and iron ore rates likely unchanged. The decision, praised by officials including President Wilson, aims to boost rail revenue amid wartime and economic needs, while traffic in some commodities remained unchanged.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harlan
Clements
Cpon
Adj
Atliatic Seaboard
Miseiasinppi
Potomac
Ohio Rive
Commission
Europe
Wilson
White House
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Rre
Probers Question Dinkins Aide Attorney General
Probers plan further questioning of Dinkins ally as part of an inquiry. The investigation centers on allegations of impropriety and possible hidden motives within the attorney general's office.
New Orleans Probe Hearing Faces Monroe Witnesses
The Times-Picayune notes the State Probe Commission will meet in New Orleans January 18 to review testimony and likely question bankers again. Monroe figures including Linn H. Dinkins and J. Parker may attend, with Attorney General relations and Bernstein possible contempt issues shaping the session.
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Dee
The
Times-Picayune
State Probe Commission
Duncan Buie
Luie
Linn H. Dinkins
Monroe
Kayville
Henry A. Bernstein
Rayville
Otto Bernstein
Jay Parker
Julius Kaliski
Parker
Congressman Elder
Lovelace
Buie
Gilbert
Tensas
Hall
Gov Tall
Bullets Fall as Villa Troops Siege Naco
Battle reports from Naco Sonora describe shells from the Mexican side landing in U.S. territory during the siege. U.S. forces establish east and west flank camps to secure the border as the Sixth Brigade Infantry and artillery units move in amid rapid ammunition shipments. Additional troops are en route from Texas City with more units expected.
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Naco
Ariz
United States
Sonen
Villa
United States Army
Hill
Nace, Sene’a
Douglas
Texas City
Marketing agent plan urged at Southern Agriculture meeting
BE R Kane Texas commissioner urged establishing a marketing agent in every state to teach farmers scientific marketing of crops at the annual meeting of the Association of Agriculture Commissioners of the Southern States. J D Price Georgia was elected president and G W Koiner Virginia secretary. Columbia South Carolina was chosen as next year’s site.
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Atlanta
BE. Rk. Kane
Texas
Vericulture
Association of “Agriculture Commissioners of the
J. D. Price
Georgia
G. W. Koiner
Virginia
Columbia
8. C
Rupert Demands Good Ball Players
Rupert says he will not chase a pennant with a tailing team and will demand five new players and a manager if a deal for the New York Yankees is agreed. He dismisses any Federal league option and notes no changes in negotiations for the sale of the New York American club.
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French Lick
Ind
New York American Club
Jacop Runert, Jr
Ban Johnson
Barney Dreyfuss
John Heydler
Rupert
New York Yankees
Little Girl Volunteers as Santa Claus
A young girl offers to play Santa Claus and asks for the name of a child she may visit. The piece highlights a season of giving and a child’s festive spirit as she seeks a recipient for her small gift.
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Santa Claus
Good Fellows Aid as Monroe Feels Christmas Spirit
An appeal from the Good Fellows Club in Monroe draws wide support from all ages to help needy families. Donations include a four year old girl’s doll request, a $5 check from contractors, and a $5 contribution from a West Monroe manufacturer. Separate item notes a Senate rejection of W. N. Collins for postmaster in Kansas City and other political moves.
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North Third Street
Monroe
Geo! Fellows” Club
Lve
West Monroe
Monroe Here RST trip of the season
The steamer Monroe arrived with a large freight cargo for Monroe firms and eyed a strong return load. Capt. George White commanded with G F Holloway as manager as weekly Friday arrivals and Saturday departures signal continued steamboat traffic through next summer.
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Monroe
George White
G. F. Holloway
H.L. McCormick
Red River
First Just a Dog Show Opens in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on December 19 the first annual Just a Dog Show opens at Washington Square under the Common Dog Show Association. Unpedigreed mongrels join competition for prizes with mixed breeds featured. Judge J. M. Patterson arrives early with a collar prize for the longest headed dog.
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Philadelphia
Vyaller” Kioodle
Washington Square
Common
J. M. Patterson
Gor
German Victory in Russell Still Lacking Confirmation
Unverified reports claim a German victory near Russell with no independent confirmation. Officials caution that details remain unclear and verification is pending.
Allies Advance and German Setbacks Across Europe
Allied forces press in the west while German claims of victory in the east meet cautious confirmations. Turkish battleship Messudiyeh torpedoed in the Dardanelles with German officers among the dead. King George I sends support to Hussein Kamel to safeguard Egypt’s integrity.
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George
Messag
Hussein Kene
Egypt
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