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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
4
The article outlines grounds for criticism of the conduct of several men quite prominent in the profession, detailing concerns about ethical and professional standards and the impact on the field.
The editorial urges defeating any revival of race track gambling in Louisiana. It cites Governor Sanders and Archbishop Blenk opposing amendments. It notes racing harms public finances and moral conditions, while praising the Locke law as protective and urges continued veto of any racing revival.
The Daily States reports a proposed New York reform pending mayoral approval. A new board would place habitual drunkards on farms for outdoor work and supervised life, aiming to restore self respect and will power beyond repeated jail terms. The plan targets fourth offenses and seeks humane, scientific care over punishment.
The new White House cow earns social media chatter after a joke proposes the name Pauline with the refrain Nay, nay as a playful nod to the administration. The line hints at lighthearted public reaction to a ceremonial animal naming.
The fourteenth portion of the Sir Thomas Phillips library is offered at Sotheby’s in London for four days. The sale features vellum manuscripts including monastic cartularies and chronicles plus autograph letters tied to Monmouth’s rebellion and the French Revolution. Notable item is Eleanor’s Household Book of Accounts for her journey to Verne for marriage to Reginald, Earl of Gelders.
Hamilton Ont June 6 Hamilton prepares to entertain the third annual convention and exhibition of the Canadian Gas Association. Many members have already arrived with official business set to begin tomorrow.
The annual convention of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs began in Lynn Mass today with headquarters at the First Universalist Church. An attractive programme has been prepared for the gathering which will continue its sessions over tomorrow.
A local interior decorator named Tom Lindsay advertises his services near the Boston Store. The notice lists a shop location and a home phone number 472, inviting potential clients to request work.
Announcement states T. H. McGregor of Richland parish seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Fifth District subject to primary action.
Joseph E. Ransdell of East Carroll announces candidacy for reelection to Congress from Louisiana’s Fifth Congressional District, subject to Democratic primary action.
Ford Levi Stationery Co. Ltd offers office supplies including book cases piling cabinets loose leaf ledger outfits and typewriter ribbons and carbon paper. 100 copies per minute duplicators and machine rolls are advertised for up to date office needs.
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