Politicians Await Stubbs Decision on Campaign Start
Politicians await the decision of Stubbs as the opening of campaigns looms. The postponement or launch will impact election strategy and party dynamics.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1919
Page
1
Prospective Entries in Louisiana Gubernatorial Race
The Times-Picayune notes Col Frank P Stubbs may enter the race prompting a rush of candidates. Possible contenders include Riley J Wilson Mouton Stafford Parker Lazaro A well and backers in the Third District push Mouton while Parker supporters seek widespread calls for his candidacy. North or Central Louisiana is seen as a potential source of the next governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Times- Picayune
Frank P. Stubbs
Louisiana
Monroe
Stubbs
Wlre
Riley J. Wilson
Fifth District
Wilson
Mouton
Lafayette
M. Stafford
Orleans
John M. Parker
JL. Lazaro
J. B. A. Well
Boudreau
Bob Broussard
Stafford
John Buie
Alexandria
John H. Overton
Buie
$1500 Needed for Boy Scouts Hut Campaign
The finance committee of the Boy Scout club house movement proposes a 1500 dollar fund to build and equip a rustic lodge for local scouts. A publicity committee will run a one week campaign in the News Star. subscriptions listed publicly through next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Club House Movement
Monroe
W. G. Garrett
W. B. Clarke
Jack Hayes
T. J. Shelton
News- Star
Clarence FE
Faulk
Finance Committee
News-Star
Army officers to visit Berlin via Coblenz courier line
A limited number of officers and enlisted men of the Army of Occupation will be allowed to visit Berlin through a daily Coblenz Berlin courier service. The plan uses couriers because German mail reliability is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Coblenz
Associated Press
Army of Occupation
Congressional Medal of Honor Awards in France
The War Department announced the award of Congressional Medals of Honor to two officers and nineteen enlisted men of the Army in France. These are among the few awarded in the great war and come with stipends and privileges, all granted on General Pershing's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
War Department
Pershing
City Court Docket Shows Variety of Violations
In city court this morning six anti-vice violation cases and three gambling with cards counts dominated the docket. Sentences included fines for drunk and disorderly defendants and vagrants, with several individuals fined for anti-vice violations and others discharged or fined for specific offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Seeders
American Soldiers Active in Russia Advance and Bombardment
Archangel February 2. American detachments with Bolshevik efforts on the Pinega front retreated after a failed attack against superior Bolshevik forces. Army and patrol actions persist across sectors. American aircraft bombed Bolshevik positions along the Vaga river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archangel
Associated Press
Pinega Front
Wilson presses plan for society of nations at Paris talks
President Wilson, amid appointments, pursues finalizing the scheme for a society of nations. With less than two weeks before his Washington departure, chances rise that the peace treaty can be sped to completion. Arthur Balfour pushes to fix defeated nations' boundaries and close the peace with the foe. The program aims to continue settling remaining questions under the society's rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Society of Nations
Washington
Arthur Balfour
Riverside Club Plans Expansion and Upgrades
The Riverside Club directors discuss enlarging the clubhouse and grounds with two committees to obtain plans, improve dancing and dining spaces, and enhance facilities for non-dancing members and visitors. Engineer R P Boyd notes adequate materials for renewing tennis courts. Finances are reported in splendid shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Club
Social Monroe
R. P. Boyd
Voters Elect the Nominees in Local Judicial Race
Very little interest is shown in the day’s election for Sixth Judicial District judge and district attorney. Fred M. Odom and Henry L. Montgomery face no opposition and are virtually certain winners, with Ouachita reporting only 7 votes by 1 pm. West Monroe reports more encour aging returns as voters are urged to cast ballots before closing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quachita
Morehouse
Fred M. Odom
Henry LD
Montgomery
Morehouse Parish
Ouachita
Court House
West Monroe
Real Estate Deal Amasses Over $106K In Monroe Area
W L Wright of St Louis through counsel Robert O Randel bought from The Central Immigration Real Estate and Loan Co The Peoples Investment Co and Guy P Stubbs ten L M Fairbanks notes each for 8980 totaling 106271 32 with accrued interest. Wright paid 65313 56 in cash and the balance via a four month note secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wright
St. Louis
Robert O. Randel
Central Immigration Real Estate and Loan Co
The
Peoples Investment Co
Guy P. Stubbs
L. M. Fairbanks
Swartz
Monroe
Wright
Welsh Glee Quartet to Benefit Boy Scouts at Lyceum
The Welsh Glee Quartet will perform at the City School Auditorium on Tuesday February 11 as a Boy Scout benefit. Tickets cost 25 and 50 cents. The quartet features George Le Thomas G Edgar Thomas Samuel Jones Joseph E Batchelor and offers operatic episodes monologues and songs from English coster to light opera with concertina accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
City School
Chanauqua
George le Thomas
United States
Rhonda Male Choir of
Wales
Pittsburgh
London
G. Edgar Thomas
Robusto
John Whyrs
England
France
Samuel Jones
George T. Llewellyn
Jones
Joseph E. Betchelor
Besso
St. Clement's Church
Europe
America
Canada
Batchelor
Women push for independent swimming committee under A A U
Women prominent in water sport art advocate forming a national swimming committee of their own sex to cooperate with the men's committee. They seek to outline policies take key decisions and draft laws for a separate branch of the game.
New Boat to Start Monroe Trade After New Orleans Departure
telegram from G F Holloway says steamer Dixie chartered for Boeuff river trade will leave New Orleans February sixth arrive Monroe February ninth and depart for nine river points February tenth Pershing on inspection trip in Nantes France arrives Tours to inspect American cantonments and depots
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New Orleans
Monroe
The
News-Star
G. F. Holloway
Monroee News-Star
Louisiana
Dixie
Nine River
Holloway
Pershing
Nantes
France
General Pershing
Tours
Leaders Given Warning From Peace Conference
Paris February 3 Polish and Czecho leaders were warned by the Peace Conference not to occupy disputed territory in Teschen Austrian Silesia, per an official bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Teschen
Austrian-Silesia
What is my Business essay at West Monroe church
Miss Maggie Murphy will present an essay titled What is my Business at the West Monroe Methodist church midweek prayer service on Wednesday night. After the essay an open discussion will follow and all are invited, with special invitation to Sunday school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe Church
Maggie Murphy
West Monroe
Greece Demands Cyprus In War Admission Bid
Paris February 3 Premier Venizelos told the Associated Press he believed England would not refuse to cede Cyprus to Greece. He said the British government offered the island to former King Constantine to entice Greece into the war alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Cyrpus
Paris
Associated Press
Venizelos
England
Cyrrus
Constantine
Alarming Disorder Reported in Antofavasta Chile
Dispatches from Chile report an alarming situation at Antofavasta where agitators press for a new government and mobs threaten to sack business houses as police seize documents detailing targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Chile
Antofavasta
Germans Plan to Escape Payment of Indemnities
Paris February 3 The Berene Socialists conference traces to a German plan to recover from military defeat and avoid indemnities, according to Charles Howard Russell and William Walling for the Social Democratic League of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Germany
Charles Howard Russell
William Walling
Social Democratic League of the United States
Meat packing monopoly charges hit Food Administration
Edward C. Lasater of the National Livestock Association accused the Food Administration and the Department of Agriculture of aiding the five big packers to monopolize the meat industry. He claimed delays in investigations and harmful practices, with supporting letters from W. J. Spillman alleging secretary Houston obstructed inquiries. The testimony continued with details to be provided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Edward C. Lasater
National Livestock Association
The
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Lasater
L. D. H. Weld
Swift & Co
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Federal Trade Commission
W. J. Spillman
Bureau of Farm Management
Department of Agricuture
Spillman
Houston
Baer
North Dakota
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Frank Stubbs
Parker
Jlewitt Bounacharel
Pointe Coupee
House of Representatives
A. M. Smith
Vermilion Parish
Russia
City OF
Mrs. Wilson
Olom
Todal
Ouachita Natural Gas & Oil Co., Inc
Cecil B. DeMiles
Splendid Photoplay
SQUAW
MAN
Edwin Milton Boyle
Jack Holt
Ann Little
William Farnum
Jean Val Jean
Victor Hugo
Les Miserables
William
Inum
Dorothy Gish
Paramount
HOPE
Charlie Chaplin
Pathe News Weekly
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