Cox and National Committee Set Plan for Democratic Campaign
Dayton and Columbus host a planning meeting for the Democratic campaign with Governor Cox and chairman Cushman Cummings. A July 20 conference aims to finalize headquarters, with uncertainty over location and reports on Louisiana ratification of the federal suffrage amendment.
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Charman Cummings
Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Columbus
Louisiana
Associated Press
Payton
Governor Cox
Hamer S.S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Anthrax Epidemic Spreads in Northeastern Louisiana
The anthrax outbreak expands into Ouachita parish raising alarm over livestock. Five or six cattle deaths reported at Bosco and Swartz as veterinarians vaccinate cows horses and other animals. Authorities from the sanitary livestock board and Ouachita parish farm agents conduct mass vaccination amid fears of spread to the parish.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
Bosco
Swartz
National Campaign Plans Await Delegates Return
In Dayton Ohio plans for the Democratic campaign are put in abeyance by Governor Cox awaiting the arrival from San Francisco of Franklin D Roosevelt and a sub committee from the national committee. The conference date remains undetermined and Cox has not indicated a campaign manager.
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National Committee
San Francisco
Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Nations Committee
Roosevelt
Occupied Athens Amid Greek Forces Near Constantinople
Reports from Asia Minor indicate Athens-Russia a key city about fifty seven miles southeast of Constantinople has fallen under Greek control. News notes shifting fronts as Greek forces advance in the region.
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Athens
Russia
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Cops to Watch For Violators of Auto Law in Monroe
Monroe police to deploy two officers nightly to patrol for traffic violators. Inspector Lanier said a Dodee automobile will tour the town with Traffic Officer G S Eade and a second officer. Targets include dimmed lights and other light violations. fines cited as $1250 plus costs.
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Monroe
Lanier
G. S. Eade
Charles Schulze
Weather Forecast Tonight and Saturday Generally Fair
Tonight and Saturday look generally fair with little temperature change. Dry skies prevail with light winds and no significant weather events expected. Local alerts are not anticipated as conditions remain calm and settled.
Farmerville Aggregation to Oppose Monroe Elks at City Park
Farmerville baseball team travels to Monroe to face the Elks in a 3 30 p m contest. The visitors arrive with pitcher Russell and aim to prove the strongest opponent Monroe has met this season after sweeping Ber nice Felsenthal and Marion in four straight games.
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Farmerville
Monroe's
ELKS
City Park
Monroe
Ramond Tournage
Monroe J
Union Parish Boys
Ammunition stolen from Guthrie store prompts search by Roper
R. L. Moore of Guthrie reported a robbery at his store on Wednesday night taking two cases and four boxes of ammunition. Deputy Sheriff D. L. Roper and Moore conducted a long search with no clues found, though 18 shotgun shells and 1000 22 caliber cartridges were recovered from a box under a shack. Moore remained hopeful of solving the case.
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R. L. Moore
Guthrie
Roper
Monroe
No Pastor Secured for Monroe Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Monroe has not chosen a successor to Dr. R. J. Pickey, who left for Broadway Baptist in Louisville. Trustees expect action soon while Rev. R. L. Powell of Gainesville Texas preached here and may be offered the pastorate. Dr. A. J. Barton of Alexandria may preach next Sunday if arrangements allow.
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Powell
Gainesville, Texas
First Baptist Church of
Monroe
R. J. Pickey
Broadway Baptist Church
Louisville, Ky
R. L. Powell
Gainesville
Texas
Baptist Church
Camp Beauregard
New Orleans
A. J. Barton
Alexandria
Wilson Call To League Coming
President Wilson prepares a call for the first League of Nations assembly to meet in November. State department officials said a document will be issued soon. The gathering is expected to convene in either Geneva or Brussels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Assembly of the League of Nations
State Department
Geneva
Brussels
Monroe Chamber drives toward 200 member goal
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce reports 150 new members added through a campaign led by the junior board. A Monday night meeting will close the drive and discuss reorganizing the Ouachita Fair Association for an October fair, aiming for 550 to 600 total members.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Cgood
Ouachita Fair Association
Fair Association
Monroe
West Monroe
United States
Ireland seeks plank for third party aid to Irish independence
Chicago reports continued efforts to win endorsement from the committee of forty eight for a plank supporting American aid to Irish independence. Frank P. Walsh, who opposed the measure at the major conventions, plans to present the proposal to the committee and labor party in Chicago on Saturday.
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Frank P. Walsh
NEW Party
Chicago
Committee of Forty Eight
Labor Party
Germany Accepts Allied Demands to Disarm at Spa
German delegates signed terms of the allied note on disarmament presented yesterday near Spa Belgium amid protests. The accord, seen as an ultimatum, warned of occupation if demands are not met, while Berlin claims Versailles limits obligations to reparations. The cabinet’s unanimous decision followed Reichstag leaders’ approval.
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Associated Press
Spa
Belgium
Germany
German Empire
Reichstag
Berlin
Five Generals Clash With Huerta Government
Mexico City reports five generals have risen against the new Mexican government. President Huerta told foreign correspondents last night the revolt is not a military menace, noting the generals command only a small band of followers.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Nationalization of Oil Deposits Declared By Huerta
Mexico City July 9 Article twenty seven of the Mexican constitution which nationalizes petroleum deposits will be sustained theoretically but all decrees issued by former petroleum owners will be abrogated by a presidential decree to be issued soon Huerta stated in talks with foreign correspondents last night.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Growth of Monroe Post Office Sets Record Year
The Monroe post office shows a record year ending June 30 1920 with outgoing insured C O D and registered mail rising sharply. Totals include 145 566 outgoing parcels and 86 904 incoming parcels plus a grand combined 232 470 parcels handled, signaling strong growth and prompting calls for a larger facility.
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Monroe
Co. O. D
C. OQ. D
Post Office
Monroe Post Office
Protection sought for Jahncke ship plant in New Orleans
Federal Judge Foster granted an injunction to Jahncke Drydock Shipbuilding Company restraining Joseph Kraemen and eighteen other local metal trades council members from threatening arson at the shipbuilding plant. The petition cited active repairs on government ships and sought federal protection during the strike.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Foster
Jahncke-Drydock Shipbuilding Company
Joseph Kraemen
Notice to Gas Consumers Pay by the 10th to Save Ten Percent
Gas company warns customers to pay by the 10th to receive a ten percent discount. Bills unpaid by the 20th will be discontinued without further notice. NATURAL GAS CO., Inc.
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