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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
1
President Taft boldly sacks Gifford Pinchot amid policy clashes sparking immediate political uproar in Washington. The move shakes conservation debates as allies rush to gauge implications for reform and party unity.
Washington era Jan 8 Pinchot chief forester faces removal under Taft amid a Capitol clash. Insurgents and Democrats push Ballinger Pinchot probe amendments while leaders anxiously await outcome. Ballinger and Taft clash over substantiating evidence as Pinchot exits amid cheers from hundreds of Agriculture building staff.
Pinchot chief forester and ally Price and Shaw resigned from federal service after Pinchot's Senate letter read by Senator Dolliver. President Taft denounced the move as an assault on his administration and signaled readiness for a coming Congress inquiry and ensuing political fight. Political observers in Washington see a widening rift.
In Jackson nine aspirants vied for the U.S. Senate seat of A J McLaurin. The Mississippi Legislature adjourned at midnight after three ballots in deadlock as officials faced noise and crowded halls. Ballot results were read but failed to produce a winner and session resumes at 10 a m.
In New York a tunnel from a tenement cellar led toward the East Side Fourteenth Street Bank vault and a jewelry shop, with $10,000,000 in deposits and $60,000 in diamonds at risk. Isador Barbus reported his brother-in-law Isaac Finkelstein’s disappearance as police explored a hidden earth-filled shaft beneath the street.
The estate of F P Stubbs announces major investments aimed at future growth in Monrovia. Officials say funds will support infrastructure upgrades and new projects, signaling strong confidence in the town's economic prospects.
The State Board of Education conducts a formal investigation into charges surrounding a school book issue. Officials aim to shed light on procurement and policy decisions affecting district libraries and curricula.
The Estate of FP Stubbs funds three two story and basement buildings on Third Street between Jefferson and DeSiard for Wooten Hyle Implement Co and Morrison’s Livery, with two other adjoining structures. The development signals Monroe area growth and near term prosperity.
State Superintendent Harris sent letters appointing a Baton Rouge meeting committee with members from New Orleans Lafayette and other parishes. The open session confirmed unanimous support for the two motions after prior conference with Governor Sand erg. The first meeting is expected within a week with J H Dillard as chairman to coordinate.
A New Orleans resident predicts great things for the South in a rising spirit of regional pride. He argues for economic growth and cultural revival, emphasizing unity and forward progress across Southern states.
In a weekly feature the prospect of strengthening migration to the U S South is highlighted with emphasis on develoment of agriculture and industry. The piece argues that the South’s growth will attract workers and boost production this year.
Rev J A H Wharton of the First Baptist Church gave a strong address on The Things Within and Without the Kingdom. The union service continues tonight at 7 30 in the First Presbyterian Church with Rev R H Wynn discussing The Signs of the Times.
In Tallahassee on January 8 Paul Saulse a 17 year old guard at the post office fought two large men trying to blow the safe. Both robbers were killed and Saulse was wounded but expected to recover. The attackers were white and not identified.
Little Rock Arkansas January 7 endorsement was made by the Republican State Central Committee of H L Remmellay A S Marshal for the Eastern District and J F May for the Western District of the state.
Washington outlines a busy week with news on Nicaragua politics, Ballinger Pinchot controversy, and Canada navy bill debates. UK and British election polling, Boston mayoral race, U.S. trials including Jeanette Stewart Ford and Patrick Calhoun, Oregon land fraud cases, Mississippi senator vote, and state legislatures convening. Also aviation meet in Los Angeles and Grand Circuit stewards meeting in Detroit.
The commission planning Governor John A. Johnson memorial held its first regular meeting in St Paul. Debate favored either one large Capitol memorial or two monuments in the Capitol and in St Peter the governor’s hometown. The fund is expected to reach 25060 dollars.
The United States League of Professional Baseball Clubs was launched at a Boston meeting today. Chief promoter Al Lawson announces a circuit including Boston Providence Philadelphia Baltimore Newark Trenton Brooklyn and Paterson.
In San Francisco January doubt surrounds the fate of the United Railways case against Patrick Calhoun and other officials. Trials linked to the 1907 municipal upheaval and the 200000 payoffs to Ruef Schmitz and the supervisors stalled previously. With Heney out of office and anti-prosecution sentiment, further efforts are deemed unlikely.
John W. Kern of Indiana former Democratic vice presidential nominee will be the chief speaker at Grand Rapids Michigan tonight. Also billed are Senator Gore Oklahoma and ex Senator Towne Minnesota as additional speakers with arrangements on an elaborate scale completed.
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