24 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
1
The article continues a series by the President of the Bankers Association outlining proposed changes to banking law. It highlights modernization goals, regulatory clarity, and support from financial institutions.
Harris argues a new currency and credit system allows banks to invest eighty percent of savings deposits and surplus in prime farm mortgages. He cites real estate loan patterns, bank surplus, and regional lending differences to urge farm mortgage expansion and supportive state and federal legislation.
The Ouachita Oil and Gag Company Limited files its charter with authorized capital of 200000 dollars and shares 25000 paid to commence business. Common stock issued for mineral rights at one share per acre. preferred stock at 1.60 dollars per share. Officers listed include T. B. Flournoy president and P. M. Atkins vice president. Twenty five directors named.
St Paul Minnesota sees arrangements completed for the Mississippi River regatta starting tomorrow and running through Saturday with officials preparing for the international event.
A man charged with killing a young woman faces a sensational trial. Police say the suspect committed a brutal crime in a city street, drawing intense public interest as prosecutors prepare to present key evidence and witnesses.
Atlanta in July 24 coverage shows the Mary Phagan murder case against Leo M. Frank intensifying, amid allegations of police framing and corrupt methods rivaling the Becker affair. Details recount Frank’s indictment, Connally’s handwriting notes, and witnesses linking the crime to the pencil factory basement.
The Monroe News-Star is celebrated for its new two story brick building and up-to-date production. The Baton Rouge New Advocate commends its growth, noting the paper now has seven columns and a web perfecting press, reflecting a thriving small town.
The case draws sympathy for Frank and suggests blame may fall on a Black suspect, while Mayor Woodward and police leadership face political attacks. Accusations include bribery and manufacturing evidence as dictograph use is discussed amid party feuds and ongoing investigation.
Southern senators meet with Agriculture Department experts to decide on methods to control the boll weevil. Senator Smith of South Carolina proposes banning cotton planting in certain strips by federal and state law to stop the insect’s migration, but experts warn of heavy financial losses.
The Wholesale Grocers Association passed a resolution to urge the State Railroad Commission to establish an interchangeable mileage system after adjourning yesterday. States around Louisiana have adopted similar plans, with traveling men facing per mile rates or mileage books. The next meeting will be in Alexandria.
With two thirds of yesterday's vote counted George W Hayes Democrat appears elected governor by a plurality of 24000 Meyers Republican finished second in Little Rock on July 24.
A brief notice reports improved health conditions regarding Campaton Pere, noting progress and ongoing care efforts. Medical staff and local officials emphasize cautious optimism and continued monitoring.
The State Board of Health continues educational tours with hygiene exhibit cars in Louisiana. The program highlights births and deaths statistics, mosquito and fly control, and infant mortality. Parishes like Ouachita fund the second campaign as New Orleans pushes a health mapping effort.
Monroe Louisiana July 24 the forty third annual session opened at First Baptist Church led by pastor C B Collinge The convention gathers a large colored delegation with auxiliaries Y M B A Sunday School Woman's State and more President Dr Taylor announced new educational initiatives The session featured Rev Winter of Lake Charles Prof Karl of Leland University and Dr W M Beckham of the National Baptist Publishing House with Dr B E Morris also speaking urging unity and support for district work and education
The Board of Health emphasizes infant care, pure food, and child hygiene through exhibits in three subjects. An exhibit car will deliver home lessons while electrical models and evening pictures illustrate these themes. A survey of water, sewer systems, and food handling supports a broader, more systematic campaign across cities and towns.
Tom Clark once known as Tom Shinn and under aliases Tom Chester Tom Spencer and Tom Clay is arrested at Cheniere station by Post Office Inspector J Allison and Illinois Central detectives after Dollie Smith of Hattiesburg leads to his capture. He is linked to the Batesville Illinois Central train holdup and found with two revolvers fuses caps and a belt of cartridges. Rewards totaling 4000 are offered for Clark and others.
Hattiesburg Mississippi July 24 Tom ark arrested in Monroe Louisiana Wednesday was brought here today. Postal inspectors refuse to say whether he is held in connection with the Hein is Central hold-up or the New Orleans Northeastern. Nelson Tisdel an elevator operator was arrested on suspicion as a sequel to Clark’s apprehension and other arrests are expected.
The United Fruit Company will operate its passenger and freight vessels with non union crews. Fifty Chinese firemen arrived today and will man ships in port and others will join as vessels arrive. For a time the company plans to employ only Chinese firemen.
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