07 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
1
Mr Dawe of The Realty Association clarifies why the 4 Southern Commercial Congress draws interest from members. He outlines objectives, potential benefits, and anticipated industry impact.
G Grosvenor Dawe of the Southern Commercial Congress writes to New Orleans Daily Item about Monroe Louisiana efforts to form a Realty and Immigration Association. He argues South wealth rests on cooperative land pooling to keep profits local rather than flow to outside buyers as large land deals rise. The piece highlights broader regional land sale trends and predicts rising Southern farm land activity over the next decade.
New Orleans reports say Dr. James B. Aswell may receive active support from Louisiana politics as rumors swirl over opposition to Governor hopeful John T. Michel. National figures and local ward leaders reportedly shift positions, with Broussard awaiting a possible Senate bid and Ransdell amid strategic talks.
Washington June 7 Secretary Knox and Minister Castrillo signed a treaty to fund Nicaragua foreign debt and extend American financial aid for development. It follows Honduran debt refinancing patterns and aims to curb European interference through regulated finance and timely settlements. The State Department seeks Senate ratification to protect Central American stability and American investor interests.
A host of energetic young people from across the state converged in Santa Ana, California, on a sunny June 7 gathering. Organizers hailed the turnout as a strong sign of growing youth participation and community spirit.
Santa Ana hosts the annual Christian Endeavor convention of California with sessions through Sunday, promising high attendance and a strong program. A mass meeting is called Thursday afternoon June 5 at Monroe Progressive League to decide on a fair this fall and the event’s scope.
Reverend W E Thompson of Centenary Methodist Church urged a national fundraiser at the John B Gordon Camp reunion in Lafayette Georgia to erect a Ku Klux Klan monument. He praised the Klan as staunch defenders of Anglo-Saxon supremacy and battlefield resilience.
Arthur E. Mack, an engineer at Consolidated Ice Company for three years, was killed about 6 oclock yesterday evening as he prepared to leave the plant. Authorities investigate the fatal incident at the facility.
The Observer reports on Ouachita parish voters and Democratic loyalty amid gubernatorial talk. It notes Judge Hall's weak support, Michel and Aswell as regular Democrats, and contrasts Old Regulars with the Good Government League in a North Louisiana political skirmish.
A powerful quake struck Mexico City this morning, killing fifty to seventy people. Emergency crews scramble for survivors as aftershocks complicate rescue efforts. Local authorities urge calm and outline temporary shelter provisions.
Report from Mexico City on June 7 describes a strong earthquake damaging the artillery quarters near Belany prison, the National Palace, San Domingos cathedral, and a central station warehouse. Fifty to seventy soldiers reportedly dead. firemen and prisoners among the deceased. gas explosion at the armory barracks worsened the disaster.
A 25 year old engineer Mr Mack died an hour after falling against the fly wheel of a large ice machine. He suffered severe facial and head injuries, multiple broken ribs, and internal damage. Unmarried, his family lives in Oklahoma, and his body is held pending two brothers arrival.
A special Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain train carrying President Bush and railroad officials arrived in Monroe about 15 minutes late. Local business leaders welcomed them and officials toured the city including the Natatorium. The visit extended to two hours before the party departed for Lake Charles, with stops at Alexandria and other points.
A noon message from Mexico City says the earthquake there this morning caused little property damage. Earlier in the day unfounded rumors circulated in New Orleans about a Gulf tidal wave.
The New Orleans Loyola College observatory recorded the most severe quake in years. Tremors lasted two hours and twenty five minutes beginning 5 05 and ending 7 30. Authorities estimate the epicenter south or southeast of New Orleans and anticipate potential widespread disaster. Father Kunkel called it possibly one of the era’s gravest catastrophes. Continued on page five.
Mansfield reports that government retained mineral rights on lands granted to the New Orleans Pacific Railroad, sparking a rush for mineral leases as gas and possibly oil fields are revealed. Exploration proceeds despite high gas pressure. disputes over rights and titles loom. Mexico City notes former police chief Antonio Vallencia arrested amid plots against Madero.
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