Civic Pride and Neglect in Monroe
City streets in Monroe are described as less clean and attractive than a parlor indicating a public concern over urban upkeep and civic pride with calls for better maintenance and visible improvement.
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23 Feb 1910
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
1
Monroe Urges Action to Clean Unsightly River Front
In a strong plea for civic pride, a Monroe observer condemns the river front and streets as dumping grounds for trash and wreckage. He notes muddy sidewalks, low-hanging tree limbs, and neglected lots, urging timely cleanup to preserve the city’s up-to-date image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana deal boosts sheep feeding prospects in state
Baton Rouge February 23 A Louisiana experiment station, via Dr M H Carlymple, sent root crops and rape samples to the Shepherds Journal in Chicago. W J Clarke managing editor praises the quality and disease resistance of the crops and envisions Louisiana becoming a leading early lamb raising state with industry partners to visit next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
North
Louisiana
M. H. Carymple
Shepherd’s Journal
Chicago
W. J. Clarke
Dr. Dalrymple
Third Death in GAR Strike Sparks General Walkout Call
A third death in the GAR strike prompts labor leaders to issue a call for a citywide walkout by organized workers. The action aims to press demands amid ongoing labor unrest and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Murphy
Central Union
Desperate Negroes Open Fire On Jersey Central Train
Three African American men boarded a Jersey City bound New Jersey Central smoker and opened fire as the train moved. Two white men were seriously wounded while the fleeing assailants escaped into the night. The incident followed a spate of Philadelphia street violence that left crews injured and authorities grappling with a broader strike movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey Central
Jersey City
Nelson Faces Distress as Wolgast Wins in Fiftieth Round
In Richmond Arena on February 23, Battling Nelson suffered a battered face and failing mobility before Referee Eddie Smith halted the unequal contest in the fortieth round. Ad Wolgast, Cadillac, Michigan, became the new lightweight champion amid cheering trainers and a large crowd after Nelson begged to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Arena
Cal
Nelson
Joe Gans
Ad Wolgast
Eddie Smith
Cadillac
Michigan
Wolgast
John Robinson
Abdul
Robinson
Smith
Brewers to discuss Prohibition and brewing unity in New Orleans
The Times-Democrat reports a meeting today of local brewery proprietors to consider ways to combat temperance campaigns. Talks of a disrupted brewing organization are denied by Lawrence Fabacher who says a united front may reappear. The session will address labor contracts as annual talks begin. Cob cigars offered by Liebreich Grocery Co. 21-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
the Times-Democrat
Waye
Louisiana
Lawrence Fabacher
Southern Brewer's Association
Fabacher
Wolgaot Crowned New Champion After Porty Round Bout
Battling Nelson suffered a defeat in a Porty round contest as Wolgaot claimed the new championship title. The match showcased Wolgaot’s decisive performance ending Nelson's reign. The bout moved Wolgaot into the champion status amid the crowd's reaction.
New Orleans Cotton Exchange Members to Testify on Futures
Washington report says House Agriculture Committee may back anti option bills and send a measure to curb cotton and grain futures. New Orleans Cotton Exchange testimony is expected to support the Bureau of Corporations against New York Union Exchange interests. Committee members seek careful drafting to avoid loopholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald
Washington
Committee On Agriculture
House of Representatives
New York Cotton Exchange
Senate
Scott
Kansas
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Herbert Knox Smith
Mr. Smith
Bureau of Corporations
New York Union Exchange
Arthur R. Marsh
Neville
Hubbard
Mandelbaum
House
Coldest day of winter across Kansas City and St Paul
The coldest day of the winter was recorded in St Paul with an official minus 20 degrees. In Kansas City the temperature fell to minus five, while Denver rose to plus ten, signaling a temporary break in the cold spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Kansas City
Colorado
Denver
Negro Lawyer Tests Jim Crow Law In Oklahoma
E D Blakemore, a Black attorney from Coffeyville Kansas, was arrested in Nowata Oklahoma for violating the Jim Crow law as part of a planned test case. He is jailed on $250 bond and intends to seek U S Supreme Court review if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Nowata
Okla
D. Blakemore
Coffeyville
Kan
Blakemore
United States Supreme Court
Seven-Wound Shooting in Monroe Saloon Sparks Search
Ellis Pettit was shot by Nat Barnum in Walter Leyens' saloon after drinking all day. Pettit sustained seven wounds from a single .45 caliber pistol shot that snapped on the first attempt and fired on the second. Barnum is at large with no arrest yet. the men were longtime friends and the motive remains unclear amid sobriety issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Pettit
Nat Barnum
Walter Leyens
Leyens’ Place
News-Star
Pettit
Barnum
Burnum
Levens
Monroe
Famine Probable As Mills Take More Cotton Than Supply
Frank B. Hayne warns that mills are consuming a larger share of cotton than currently available. He cites weekly takings, visible supply, and projected stock to argue that at present rate supply could be exhausted before the next crop, with New Orleans and other markets at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Frank B. Hayne
Hayne
Hester
Liverpool
New York
Cotton prices rise say Hayne on deClines not justified
Frank B. Hayne argues that declines in cotton markets are not justified by current conditions. He asserts prices should move higher as market fundamentals support gains.
Motive sought in Morgan Guggenheim coal move
Secretary Ballinger and allies seek reasons behind the Alaska syndicate disclosures before Senator Beveridge. Ballinger spoke with President Taft. Pinchot and Glavis supporters wonder about motives and possible plans to place Cunningham coal claims with the Guggenheim group. The Senate Territories Committee considers further testimony as officials search for a motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ballinger
Morgan-Gueggenheim
Beveridge
Cuntingham
Alaska
Alaska Syndicate
Morgan
Guggenheim
Morgan-Guggenheim
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John Hough
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Wolgaot
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Ellis Petit
Nat Burnum
Wal
TER Levens
Mills
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