Retail Clerks Elect Officers In Local 44 Six Month Term
At a regular meeting of Retail Clerks Local No 44 officers were elected for six months: President I Liebreich Jr first vice president H L Foster second vice president Miss Mary O Kelly secretary treasurer Addison Payne recorder C C Walthers guide H L Gibbs guardian Miss Alice Baur representatives to central body H L Gibbs Sam Weber T Bor. Also noted were a cake reception and social hour. A girl named Frances Wright, visiting relatives, broke her right leg above the knee while swinging at a home on Trousdale street and expected to return home to South Texas Thursday. Twenty six car loads of horses passed through Monroe on a W S & P line bound for New York for Allied shipments to Europe, via Birmingham and Chattanooga, averaging twenty five head per car. Mrs Irene Goodwin of Ruston visited Monroe to place two children in the Home of the Good Samaritan. A cabin on Jefferson between Fourth and Fifth streets burned partially last night, loss about $100, owned by the Conner estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Liebreich, Jr
H. L. Foster
Mary O'Kelly
Addison Payne
C. C. Walthers
H. L. Gibbs
Guradian
Alice Baur
Sam Weber
T. Bor
Frances Wright
J. W Wright
J. M. Cobb
J. H. Trousdale
South
Texas
Monroe
New York
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Jefferson Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Conner
Bloodhound search ordered after threats to Negroes
A Bas kin Lumber Company message to the sheriff requests bloodhounds be sent to Franklin parish to pursue those posting warning signs threatening death to Negroes and ordering them to leave the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Baskin Lumber Company
Franklin Parish
Judge Orders Jail Reforms and Denies Release
Judge Dawkins ruled on the amended habeas corpus petition by Pugh and Redmong seeking F. C. Smith’s release on burglary charges. The decision found the jail insanitary and ordered separate cells by race, separate baths, new bed clothing, and a dedicated janitor to oversee cleanliness. No release was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawkins
Pugh and
Redmong
F. C. Smith
Smith
Red clover backs high yield claim in Louisiana trial
A sample of red clover, nearly three feet tall, grown by an Indiana farmer and brought to Monroe by C. E. Campbell from Delhi, was shown this morning. The plant is expected to yield between two and a half and three tons per acre, with corn planned after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Monroe
C. E. Campbell
Delhi
Indiana
Navy reports hole in sunken submarine F-4 caused by pillage
Washington June 2. Divers’ inspection of the forward compartment of the sunken submarine F-4 at Honolulu indicates the damage resulted from pillage operations rather than the accident that disabled the craft. A final cause will await raising the vessel as operations pause due to heavy swell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honlulu
Moore
Woman Faces Second Murder Trial in Mobile
Mrs. Theresa Nelson McBroom, accused of murdering her husband, faces a second life trial in Mobile Alabama after a mistrial at the first hearing. The case highlights the ongoing legal battle over the contested fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Theresa Nelson McBroom
Boston pennant claims wane as sporting notes update
Sporting notes say Boston's claims to both pennants weaken. Dan O'Leary will lead a 200 mile heel-and-toe walk starting Friday in Chicago. Mickey Sheridan and Kid Alberts meet in a ten round welterweight bout at Grand Rapids tomorrow night. Jim Coffey, once an $18 a week motorman, is praised as a rival to Jess Willard in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dan O'Leary
Walker
Chicago
Mickey Sheridan
Kid Alberts
Grand Rapids
Jim Coffey
New York
Jess Willard
Rural progress and immigration plan outlined at Baton Rouge meeting
New Orleans report details a May conference with 125 delegates advancing a plan for Rural Progress and Immigration in Louisiana. It calls for joint town committees to study rural education and facilities, road and drainage improvements, district financing, harvesting and marketing needs, and a Rural Progress and Immigration Executive Committee to coordinate immigration outreach and statewide advertising of Louisiana lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Conference On Rural Progress and Immigration
Baton Rouge
Rural Progress and Immigration Executive Committee
Louisiana
Conference endorses rural education drive for Louisiana farms
The conference on rural progress and immigration unanimously endorsed agricultural education from rural schools to the State Experiment Stations and University. It urged the Louisiana General Assembly to provide dependable funding now and in the future and appointed a special committee to convey the message to the two Houses and the Chief Executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Experiment Stations
State University
Louisiana General Assembly
Louisiana
Commonwealth
Bilious Attacks and the Cham berlain Tablets
A reminiscence of bilious attacks describes liver failure causing constipation fermentation of food, stomach inflammation, nausea, vomiting, and headache. The remedy Cham berlain's Tablets are suggested to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach, with a price of a quarter and wide availability.
Trade Commission Holds Conference On Foreign Trade
The Federal Trade Commission opened informal two day hearings in Boston with over eighty commerce and finance leaders from nearby areas. The sessions aim to survey foreign trade issues and help shape future inquiries in other cities. The focus includes export and import practices and potential cross border selling collaborations while avoiding prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Federal Trade Commission
Commerce and Finance
Commission
New York
Davies
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold in Glass Bottles
Advertisement notes a 36 pill bottle priced at 25 cents. It promotes a nightly dose to relieve constipation by morning. Claims easy intake, pleasant taste, and economical use with distribution at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Wood Cheap Wood 17 inch Oak Stove Wood 4 50 Per Card
Classified notice listing Oak stove wood at 4 50 per card and half card 2 25 cash on delivery from C Blackmon Fuel Yard with phone 559. Includes a rheumatism testimonial for Chamberlain's Liniment from Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Ind and notices for W O W meeting and People's Warehouse stockholders meeting in June 1915 with director election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuin
Chamber of Commerce
P. O
West Monroe
Ed Neuwirth
C. Blackmon Fuel Yard
Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
People’s Warehouse and Compress Co
R. C. Sparks
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Irene Goodwin
Ruston
Good Samaritan
Goodwin
Pattie McGinnis
Shreveport
Ural
ews-Star
Chase & Collens Company, Ltd
Rexall
DeSiard St
Stowall Sales Company
DeSiard Street
Moter Barber College
Ouachita Avenue
Jackson and
Pear Streets
Pine Street
A. B. Tissingtor
Dr. Evans
Louise-Anne Avenue
Bath
South Third Street
J. E. Peters
Catalpe Street
Layton Avenue
J. L. Kaliski
Adams Street
M. E. Endom
Hall Street
Will Atkinson
Market House
J. E. Meson
Cicero la Hattle Grocery
Vicksburg
Miss
Ratcliff
Apply News-Star
J. F E. Edmons
Land and Immigration Department
New Orleans Association of Commerce
George L. Wood Camp
No. 157
A. W. Carroll
Wood Street
S. L. Fuller
Sterlington
E. Campbell
Natatorium
L. L. Marx, Mgr
Lieber & CO
Grand St
Springfield
Nola, Chatenoga
Decatur Edwards
Cortright
Oakland & Bracey
North Third Street
Undertaker
Globe-Wernicke
Endom’s
ENDOM
Reprister
Cuma
DeSiard
eneStar
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