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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
4
A fiery tirade mocks an adversary Fritz Poche and his faction, arguing their violence forced a defensive, gentlemanly counter. The speaker taunts the other side for brutal acts while defending civilization and moral high ground against aggression. The piece urges honesty about past violence and cautions against false moral claims.
Prominent officials condemn socialist and bolshevik threats after a failed bombing. Two men died and property was destroyed as fear spreads that German propaganda fuels radical actions among aliens in the United States. Officials urge drastic government action to suppress the agitators.
A fragment reports that Monday night anarchists in multiple major cities deliberately attempted to kill certain targets. Details are sparse and no injuries or outcomes are specified.
A fiery protest text targets Fritz for his perceived arrogance and metaphysical rationales behind Germany's war aims. It accuses him of hypocritical pride, calls out his disregard for Belgium and peace, and urges straight thinking to preserve national salvation and moral perception.
Public interest runs high as the Edgar Morris murder case slated for Albemarle County Court tomorrow. Morris, a mountain clansman, faces an indictment for the Magistate Bluford Sullivan killing at Standardsville, with authorities moving the trial due to intense local sentiment.
The Bethlehem Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce announces that the vice-president position is now held by a woman.
A curious note observes that the rat is the sole wild creature to dwell under the same roof as malt, highlighting an unusual coexistence in a controlled or storied environment.
The article promotes a four week course teaching cotton classing for $390 to prepare men and women for licensed public cotton classing roles in Texas and surrounding states. It emphasizes the cotton industry’s scale, the need for qualified graders, and potential earnings from proper marketing and pricing.
The department focuses on efficient teaching in classing buying and selling with practical student training. The head teacher maintains contact with the Agricultural Departments in Washington DC and Austin Texas, strengthening the program. The college purchases samples in large quantities and offers a free catalogue on request. AGGCORR Tyler Texas.
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