Publication teletypes and advertising bureaus listed
A fragmented OCR paragraph lists Associated Press uses and telegraphic bureaus with address blocks in Chicago Kansas City San Francisco and Atlanta. It states subscription rates and advance payment terms for domestic and regional readers.
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NATIONAL ‘REPRESENTATIVES \ KATZ
ONEW
York
40Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Ee Motors
Kansas City
Waldheim
San Francisco
Monadnock
Atlanta
Marietta St
Anniversaries and notable events list 1844–1924
A compact roll of anniversaries and events from 1844 to 1924 includes the founding of the YMCA in London by George Williams in 1844, major Seattle fire destruction in 1889, Sir John A. Macdonald's death in 1891, Boer War era engagements and losses in 1901, a 1908 Clifton cloudburst causing vast hive losses and $3.5 million in damage, Ballinger’s 1922 death in Seattle, and the 1924 US Canada treaty on liquor and drug smuggling.
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Young Men's Christian Association
London
George Williams
Seattle
John A. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Glazow
Elliot
de Wet
Reitz
Clifton
S. C
Richard A. Ballinger
Taft
Boonesboro
Iowa
United States
Canada
Notable birthdays mark communal memory at year’s midpoint
The notice lists birthdays of prominent figures including Very Rev. William R. Inge dean of St. Pauls London born in Yorkshire 66 years ago today ambassador Charles MacVeagh born in West Merster Pao 66 years ago today Bishop Michael J Hoban born in Waterloo N J 73 years ago today Rear Admiral Thomas Washington born in Goldsboro N C 61 years ago today and actress Frances Starr born in Presynta N 40 years ago today.
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William R. Inge
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Yorkshire
Charles MacVeagh
United States
Japan
Westmerster
Pao
Michael J. Hoban
Scranton
Waterloo
N. J
Thomas Washington
S.N
Goldsboro
N. C
Frances Starr
Eee
Pries Ynta
Toda
Five Thousand Zulu Dancers Perform for Prince at Eshowe
A year ago today five thousand Zulu warriors danced before the Prince of Wales at Eshowe in South Africa. The remarkable ceremonial scene highlighted colonial era events and royal engagements on the African frontier.
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Prince of Wales
Eshowe
South Africa
Effort In London Aims At Miner Owners Conference
A renewed push to end the coal strike seeks a conference between mine owners and miners. A letter from the owners to Herbert Smith of the miners federation proposes a small joint committee to meet in Brussels, with government approval. A. J. Cook of the miners union voices hurt at a letter addressed to Smith as president, not secretary. No action expected until Smith returns to England.
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London
A. P.j
Brussels
Herbert Smith
Miners’ Federation
Smith
Ton
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Union
Williams
Cook
England
No New Clues In Wide Search For Coast Revivalist
Police probing the disappearance of Aimee Semple McPherson reported no new clues after a day of searching. Detectives awaited Captain Kline’s return from San Francisco as officials pursued a letter claiming a ransom demand.
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Los Angeles
A. P
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kline
San Francisco
McPhervald
R. A
Reality of Good Editorial on Mindset and Business
In the June issue of Christian Business an editorial argues that focusing on the reality of good shields one from negative appearances. It claims divine love gives the mind resiliency and that a businessperson can train by declaring only the good, shaping conditions to reflect a positive mental image.
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Christian Business
Regulation Needed for Parked Cars and Headlights
The article argues that blinding headlights combined with unlit parked cars cause frequent accidents on through city streets. It urges Louisiana to regulate headlights or require lights on all parked vehicles on major boulevards to reduce summer crash risk.
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Louisiana
Immigrants Abroad to Be Examined Before Shipmen
The Secretary of Labor announces July 1 German immigrants will be examined by American officials before boarding for this country. The plan extends a four year experiment begun with British and Irish applicants and aims to cut Ellis Island work by admitting many abroad after brief formalities.
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Secretary of Labor
Ellis Island
New York
Remedying a Law Passage in the House of the bill
The article argues for removing stop signs at rail crossings where sightlines are clear. It predicts juries will designate dangerous crossings for the stop requirement while noting the law is sound when enforced. It envisions fewer signs, greater obedience, and a satirical pride in democratic governance.
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Mussolini
Fighting in Mindanao and Moros at Lake Lanao
The piece discusses Mindanao violence, noting the killing of fifty Moros at Lake Lanao by the Philippine constabulary. It argues Moros fought the native force, not the United States, and links their resentment to past promises about Filipino authority. It warns that tensions threaten US-Moro relations and reflects on tribal allegiance and anti-Filipino sentiment.
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Mindanao
Lake Lanao
Philippine Constabulary
United States
Lanao
Sulu
Lease
Loneliness letter seeks friendship with missing details
A reader writes to Bruno Lessing detailing loneliness and the wish for a true friend. The letter describes a young woman seeking companionship and possible marriage, noting the emotional need and desire for an attentive, respectable partner.
Unclear OCR narrative on accident and procedures
Fragmented text describes an automobile incident, injuries, and a police response. It mentions a commission or council deliberation, a budget line, and references to speed and safety concerns. Names and precise details are unreadable due to garbled OCR.
New Woman at Home and Work in Adele Garrison Tale
In a domestic scene Adele Garrison narrates a family reunion with her son Junior, exploring her evolving role as a mother and a possible shift toward outside work. Katherine comments on the nurse’s renewed sense of self and hints at future choices beyond caregiving.
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Junior
Katherine
Thea Oalwurs
Monset
Freight for May Reaches New High at Missouri Pacific
Revenue freight loaded locally on Missouri Pacific and receipts from connections in May totaled 182,766 carloads, up from 126,561 last May. President L. W. Baldwin cites a 6,905-car gain and a May daily average of 5,311, the highest May record, with a 22 year-over-year increase. mentions International Great Northern local traffic.
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Missouri Pacific
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Lines
International Great Northern
Loading totals rise from May 1925 figures
Loading totaled 9,899 compared with 8,892 loads in May 1925, an increase of 1,007 loads. Receipts from con-
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Con
Indigestion Relief Noted by North Carolina Resident
Mrs. Sam C. Inman of Pilot Mountain North Carolina recounts chronic indigestion for years with repeated severe pains. After her husband recommended Black Draught she used it and reports marked improvement and fewer digestion upsets.
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North Carolina
Pilot Mountain
N. C
Sam C. Inman
May rail receipts and loads show record highs
Receipts from connections in May totaled 8,445 for last car, with total loads and receipts from connections at 23,565 versus 16,737 in May last year. Daily averages reached 792 and 906 cars, the latter the best on record. Gulf Coast and Missouri Pacific data show higher figures than 1925, with notable gains in local loading and car miles per day.
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Gulf Coast Lines
San Antonio Uvaldo
Gulf
Missouri Pacific
Notice of Letters of Administration for William Taylor estate
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court D C Lamothe petitions for letters of administration on the estate of the late William Taylor deceased. The court requires show cause within ten days why the prayer should not be granted. Witness the Honorable Percy Sander, Judge, June 5 1926. Deputy Clerk Leon Pooser. Stubbs & Thompson Attorneys. June 5 9 14.
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State of
Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
William Taylor
Wheeras
D. C
Lamothe
Percy Sander
A. D
Leon H. Pooser
Stubbs & Thompson, Attys
Professional Cards for local doctors in Ouachita area
Listings show Dr J L Adams Dr J Q Graves of Adams and Graves Physicians and Surgeons with offices on the Eighth Floor Ouachita National Bank Building and Dr James Edwin Wallworth specializing in general surgery and medicine with hours 11 to 12 and 2 to available by appointment. Dr Leo Vandegaer osteopathic physician in Suite 114 Central Savings Bank Building with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6. Also Dr J T French and Dr A B Gregory residents listed with phones 1409 and 1867 and office over Collens Pharmacy with office phone 488.
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J. L. Adams
J. QO. Graves
James Edwin Wallworth
Ouachita National Bank
Leo Vandegaer
J.T. French
A. B. Gregory
CDRS
French & Gregory Physicians and Surgeons
Collens
Monroe News-Star Column Velocities Contemporaries Opinion
The Monroe News-Star notes editors comment on rival publications and their own policy stance. The column highlights perceived biases and aims to inform readers about views from other outlets without referencing internal policy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Nws-Star
News-Star
Beaux Texas Legislature Debates Evolution Teaching
Disjointed and garbled text discusses a legislative session debating whether to pass laws banning evolution teaching. It argues evolution is a scientific issue not a lawmakers’ concern and questions enforcement and impact on belief and education.
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Beaumont
Teyas
Enterprise
Louisiana
Solkely
Moro Warfare Complicates Filipino Constabulary Patrols
The continued employment of the Filipino constabulary to patrol Moro country led to intermittent warfare that has persisted for years. Officials say the Moros can be suppressed but real peace seems problematic under current conditions.
Bond's Bladder Remedy Advertisement Ends Bladder Woes
End bladder troubles forever with Bond's Bladder Remedy. It targets urinary organs and claims relief from burning, frequent urination, and back pain. Priced 80¢ to $1.20, manufactured by Bond's Pharmacy Co., Little Rock, Ark. Adv.
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Bond
Little Rock
Ark
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Mr. Lessing
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Hendrick's
White City
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Clear View
la. Train
Parlor City Lbr. Co
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W. Monroa
Calvert’s
van Browning's Store
Natatorium
No. Side School
C.R. Russel’s Cln. Pit
Monroe Auto Sup. Co
Milner Motor Co
J. Renwick’s Swh
Lillian FE. Collins
Ouachita Parish
State of Louisiana
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C. H. Mosely
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W. E. Jones
Irma
Jones & Jones
IRS
Ee B. Vaughan
GEO. Wright & Bendel
Gaschuta National
A. E. Fisher
Chase-Amman Drug Co
F. C. Bennett
P. L. Perot
J. P. Brown
Ouachita Nat'l Bank
C. H. Hill
Mjibuadce
New South
J. H. Pankey
Ouachita National Ban
Katherine B. Woodward
Grammont Street
J. W. Murphey
James M. Russell
Palmer
Chase-Amman
R. L. Wood
Philip M. Gayle
National Dental
Dr. L. Poole Portia
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Nat. Bank
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