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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
Monroe News-Star announces subscription rates and terms. Six months in advance 2.75. yearly and carrier options listed. Postage adds 50 cents beyond second postal zone. Paper printed as second class matter at Monroe under March 8, 1879 act.
A standard credit line states the Associated Press holds rights to news dispatches and local news pub in the publication.
League of Nations inquiries show mixed replies from 25 of 51 members, excluding the United States and Russia. Experts warn no major reductions soon, as fear and economic motives sustain armies, with France retaining debt-collector military force and war profits delaying prosperity and disarmament.
An Oklahoma paper shows a farmer dragging a heavy binder across an asphalt road Polish Ouachita parish police jury warns trucks to avoid certain roads for now The text discusses road construction maintenance and the threat of deliberate road damage and the need to protect public funds on highways.
The piece urges common sense for drivers of farm machinery with knife-blade wheels and trucks to protect roads and public welfare. It proposes a patrol system to curb reckless driving, educate on road use, and report wear. It warns that corporations won’t maintain high gear equipment without oversight and calls for a rural constabulary to safeguard parishes’ highways.
The author mocks Republican rhetoric calling 1922 a surplus created by delaying payments on railway controls. He argues the figure hides a $100 million deferral and masks political bunkum aimed at preserving Congressional majorities. He urges public resistance at the polls to avoid national decline.
The Justice Department has $500000 authorized to prosecute war frauds with over 200 cases prepared. If recoveries succeed, the government expects to gain well over $100000000. Attorney General Daugherty defends the effort against critics while noting profiteers cross party lines and past inaction.
An essay on ambition and mindset links desire to achieve with careful planning and persistent effort. It uses examples from work ethics and sports figures to urge sustained personal growth through striving, service, and meaningful interests.
Electrical industry representatives from California Arizona and Nevada gather in Los Angeles for the sixth annual Pacific Coast Electrical Association convention opening today. Sessions run through the week.
Notice to creditors and interested parties in the estate of Erich Zistel, No 1948, Sixth District Court Ouachita Parish. Ten days to show cause why the final account by Administrator Peter Mulhearn should not be approved and funds distributed as proposed. Randie & Shotwell attorneys.
State of Louisiana Ouachita Parish Sixth District Court calls interested parties to show cause within ten days after publication why the final account of Ed Haag as executor should not be approved and homologated and the estate distributed as indicated by the court. Judge Pred M. Odom oversees the matter. Clerk of Court HMILTON and law firm Dawkins & Dawkins listed.
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce driven by its junior board of directors promotes industrial growth in Monroe Louisiana. It touts twenty prospective large industries, urges statewide booster effort, and urges towns to actively market local opportunities to attract capital and payroll growth.
A montage lists notable past dates and figures including Thomas W. Ferry born 1826 in Mackinac and died 1806 Grand Haven, Gen. Thomas Sumter’s death, 1889 British Canada union bill, 1872 Charles Lover, 1874 Pullman cars on English rails, 1882 women ministers’ convention, 1919 King George V Freedom of the City, 1920 Adolfo de la Huerta provisional Mexican president.
Conventions begin today in Fargo North Dakota Kalamazoo and Kalamazoo Michigan with the North Dakota Federation of Wool Growers the Mid American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents and the Cost Association of the Paper Industry organizing gatherings in regional centers.
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