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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

1

Mayfield Seat Challenge Alleges Klan Ties in Texas Race

George E. Peddy files a senate contest against Farle B. Mayfield alleging legal and illegal expenditures, ballot fraud, and Klan influence. He seeks a recount and, if Mayfield stands, barred seating. The complaint accuses Klan tactics, bribery, and misuse of official power in Texas political contests.

Mayfield Mr. Peddy Senate Mgr. Mayfield Brute Porce Texas Ku Klux Klan Corsicana Railroad Commission of Texas Peddy

Oklahoma bill bans Darwinian theory from state school curriculums

The Oklahoma House adopted an amendment to a free text book bill restricting evolution by barring the Darwinian theory from public school curricula. The measure, approved with a $2,250,000 appropriation, allows only teachings aligned with the Holy Bible and requires libraries for alternative research. The bill proceeds to the Senate.

Senate

Citizens Move for Court House Plans in C. of C. Meeting

A Wednesday Chamber of Commerce gathering on Ouachita parish court house and jail plans drew broad sentiment in Monroe and beyond. Speakers urged funding via taxes or excess revenue, noting Ouachita should build the finest court house without heavy tax burden and that fair distribution is key to voter support. The talk referenced a defeated bond issue and the need to convince rural residents they share in this project. Continues on page three.

Chamber of Confercce Special Police Jury Monroe Allan Ouachita Parish Sholars Brown T. O. Brown Parish Court House End Scholars

Nationwide raids target counterfeit ring in major cities

Secret service agents arrest 64 alleged counterfeiters in Metropolitan district with 21 held in bail. raids extend to Chicago Detroit San Francisco and other large cities as officers dismantle a three‑country operation with printers engravers and eight distributing offices identified including a location near police HQ.

Chicago Detroit San Francisco Secret Service Newark N. J Greenwich Village Kroam Street Joseph A. Palma Highlands Palma

Senate Opponents Readied to Fight Harding Shipping Bill

Senate opponents prepared for a fourth straight day of filibuster against the Administration shipping bill. New talks opened over moving to vote on the Jones motion while leaders aim to thwart further delay and push the measure forward after March 4.

French deny plan to reopen talks with Soviet Russia

Paris Feb 22 The French foreign office flatly denied that the cabinet had decided to reopen negotiations with Soviet Russia as claimed by the Echo National.

Uy Assalated Pres Paris Russia Echo National

Nation Pays Tribute to Memory of Father of his Country Today

Washington observes Washingtons birthday with federal activities paused and ceremonies at the monument. Secretary Weeks and dignitaries lay wreaths while Senator Shortridge of California addresses DAR leaders at Continental Memorial Hall. Prohibition Commissioner Haynes urges patience and cooperation to enforce laws and uphold the nation inspired by George Washington.

Washington Senate House Weeks Shortridge California Daughters of the American Revolution Continental Memorial Hall Haynes George Washington America Eople

Maneuvers in Weevil War Begin in Atlanta

Government actions and allied measures in Atlanta signal start of a coordinated Weevil War effort. Officials from multiple departments announce mobilization and policy steps aimed at curbing weevil spread and protecting crops.

Atlanta

National boll weevil campaign organized to fight pest

A nationwide group to aid extermination of the cotton boll weevil formed at the latest national conference in Atlanta. The independent campaign, incorporated in Tennessee, gathers federal state and private support with Hutchison as president and Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison as managing director.

Atlanta Tennessee Hutchison Miller Reese Hutchison New York Cam

Public warned against trading two notes endorsed by Rayner Auto Co

Two $50 notes issued by A B Bertrand and endorsed by Rayner Auto Co are warned against trading or buying. Public urged to return any found notes to Rayner Auto Co for reward.

A. B. Bertrand Y Rayner Auto Co Rayner Auto Co

Washington Enlists in Senators Shipping Bill Battle

Washington, Feb 22. George Washington was unintentionally enlisted in the filibuster against the administration shipping bill as Senate leaders moved to take up the measure amid ongoing conference reports on two appropriation bills. Senator Glass of Virginia read Washington's farewell address, occupying the first three quarters of an hour and giving opponents a chance to plan further tactics.

Senate Army and District of Columbia Jones Republican Washington Cneurch Cape Cod Associated Press George Washington Glass Virginia

Bank robbery case linked to missing Joseph B Marello

Authorities search for Joseph B Marello alias Joseph B R, linked to the February 32 disappearance of 213000 in bonds and securities from First National Bank of Warren. Frank L Taylor leads the bank as investigators pursue a suspect believed headed to South America.

Tves Warren Mage Frank L. Taylor First National Bank Warres Ciicoga Ocal Joseph B. Marello Marcino South America Joseph BR. Bita California Mocharivs Ya Cerchants Bank

Secretary Watkins Letters May Shape Cotton Group HQ Choice

H. Watkins, secretary of the Valley Farm Bureau, urges manager Harry F. Kapp to back Baton Rouge as the headquarters for the Louisiana Cotton Growers Marketing Association. He argues Shreveport is outside the belt and would foster dissension, while noting directors voted for Baton Rouge and a March meeting will decide.

Louisiana “Cotton Growers ” Marketing Association Quuerbes Tion Shreveport Harry F. Kapp Misiana Farm Bureau Federation H. Watkins Valley Farm Bureau Baton Rouge

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