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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
The Monroe Louisiana newspaper notes its June 1 1909 consolidation under the act of March 3 1879 marking a year of improved service The editorial pledges independence from bias omits padding and focuses on progress and public utility The piece praises civic spirit and urges broader League participation and youth involvement.
The piece mocks public excuses by lawmakers and press as they shift stance on the Income Tax Resolution. It notes Democrats once championed the income tax in platforms and laments current opposition over alleged bill “jokers,” arguing the rich would bear the tax and accusing leaders of hypocrisy.
The Progressive League held a Monday night meeting that set records for enthusiasm and optimism. Attendees praised magnificent prospects for a Greater Monroe, signaling strong local support and high energy.
William Muldoon, former wrestler running a sanatorium, proclaims eighty percent of New Yorkers are neurasthenic and unable to correctly identify their left and right without guidance. He argues routine work keeps them functional but poorly dressed without wives, urging a visit to his health-restoring service.
Jane Addams of Hull House addressed the Conference of Charities and Correction praising improved public opinion against cruelty. She linked John Ball’s 300 year old warning to present times noting cruel leaders fear public scrutiny and kind and wise men now act to alleviate suffering.
The Meridian Dispatch condemns campaign papers as a disgrace to journalism and says they aim to squeeze candidates. It argues Secretary Ballinger’s investigation will cost the people about 50 000 and end with a partisan seven to five whitewash.
Tonight's meeting invites all to special services with Mr Morrow preaching The Great Salvation to edify and build up the church His superior reputation among the people is noted and he is giving full effort to spread the gospel Go out and hear him.
Chicago June 1 Judge Mc Shurley denied the motion to quash the indictment against State Representative Lea O Neil Browne charged with accepting a bribe to vote for William Lorimer for U S Senator. Defense argued bribery of legislators is a federal offense, not state.
All those who wish to take part in our Sunday School picnic must list their names and deposit 25 cents. 31-51 I. Heinberg.
Hundreds of alumni of New York Homeopathic Medical College gathered to mark the colleges fiftieth anniversary with ceremonies at the alma mater Flower Hospital events included a noon luncheon and an afternoon business meeting led by Dean Royal S. Copeland. A class reunion and evening smoker followed.
Miss Laura Gilpin Smith daughter of Persifor Frazer Smith and George Sturges Oliver son of United States Senator Oliver wed in a June ceremony at the Church of the Ascension Pittsburg. A large reception followed at the bride's parents home.
The second annual meeting begins at the Portland Public Library with delegates from British Columbia and Oregon Washington and Idaho. The sessions Thursday and Friday will cover numerous topics on library management.
Real estate notice offers listing services from McMillan with a no sale no charge policy. Prospective sellers are invited to contact McMillan to market their property and avoid costs if a sale is not completed.
T. H. McGregor of Richland Parish runs for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth District, subject to primary action.
We announce Joseph E. Ransdell of East Carroll as a candidate for re election to Congress from the Fifth Congressional District subject to the Democratic primary action.
Ford Levi Stationery Co offers office supplies, book cases, filing cabinets, loose leaf ledger outfits, duplicating supplies, 100 copies per minute adding machines, rolls, typewriter ribbons, carbon and paper. Up to date office needs all in one place.
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