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09 Jun 1914
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
1
Contest Subscriptions Offer Ends Soon With Extra Votes
The News-Star contest offers extra votes for five subscriptions to Daily News-Star six months, with a ten day limit ending June 10. Subscriptions count differently by term, with three month subs not counting toward clubs, and weekly subscriptions also yielding ballots. The 1914 Ford Touring Car is displayed as the grand prize at Ireland's Garage on DeSiard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Daily News Star
Wil
Cuba
NewsStar
Weekly News*Star
Ireland
DeSiard Street
J. Lowe
Ford
Monroe City Jurisdiction Fights Three-Mill School Tax
Monroe seeks relief from a three-mill public school tax after city schools were funded locally. legislators in Baton Rouge debate a Butler amendment to relieve Monroe and transfer control to Ouachita Parish School Board. The House Education Committee prepares to hear the measure amid party clashes and vows to battle to a finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Stree
Ougthita Parish
Hhaton Rouge
Butler
Terrebonne
J. T. Bryant
Ouachita
Anders
Sind
House Committee On Hkducation
Forsythe
Representiive Bryant
House
Wisconsin Senatorial Campaign in Racine County
Racine Wisconsin on June 9 hosts a Progressive invitation for a campaign event. The note references a senatorial bid with local party organizers coordinating attendance and remarks.
Wisconsin Senate Campaign Begins With Morris-Lafollette Tie
Lieutenant Governor Thomas Morris arrives in the city to launch his bid for the U S Senate. Wisconsin eyes a hot campaign with Republican loyalty likely shaping the primary on September 1 as voters choose a successor to Senator Stephenson. Morris, Lafollette ally, faces Governor Francis E McGovern in a contest shaped by past Roosevelt support and intra party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morris
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Sage Stephenson
Wilson
Stephenson
Morris
le Crosse
la Follette
Senate
Washington
Francis E. McGovern
le Follette
McGovern
Roosevelt
Mediation Progress in Mexico as Plan Receives Counter Proposal
Niagara Falls June date reports mediators presented a counter proposal by Americans to Mexican delegates for pacification. The plan envisions transferring executive power to a commission that would call an election within months. Final approval awaited. US to assess Constitutionalists’ stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Wilson
Methodist Church to Build a Million Dollar Skyscraper
Chicago reports the Methodists will construct a downtown million dollar skyscraper to house the First M. E. Church with the remainder used for a Methodist book store and offices. Mr Morton Myatt departed Sunday for Lafayette for an eight week summer course at the Southwest Louisiana Industrial Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Methodists
M. KE
Methodist Book Concern
Morton Myatt
Lafayette
Southwest Louisiana Industrial Institute
Ng Wins in Higher Court
The Supreme Court sustains the decision of Judge Brent in the case N G. The higher court upholds the ruling, affirming the prior judgment and closing the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Brent
Court rules governor may not remove bank examiner
New Orleans June 8 The Louisiana State Supreme Court unanimously held that Governor Hall lacked authority to remove William N Young state bank examiner under Act No 112 of 1910. The court found the removal provision unconstitutional and nullifies the governor’s prior act. The decision avoids Senate action on Sims appointment and clarifies constitutional control of removal powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Hall
William N. Young
Justice Sommerville
Brunet
Senate
R. N. Sims
Mr. Young
Supreme Court
Sommerville
Young
Summerville
What to Give The June Bride
The News-Star suggests many new and beautiful wedding gift ideas during the June season. Merchants offer inexpensive options and frequent advertising columns showcase suggestions to ease the choosing process for readers planning weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Bankers Suit Goes Before Court in Louisiana
Baton Rouge June 8 The attack of independent banks on the State Board of Liquidation over awarding state funds to a bank syndicate hinges on the discretionary power granted by the 1912 fiscal act Judge Calvin Schwing heard testimony from Governor Hall Auditor Capdeville Secretary Hebert and Treasurer Smith along with bankers from New Orleans Baton Rouge and Franklin The board defended its action as necessary though Capdeville objected The case involves bids from banks in the first fourth and sixth districts with the syndicate bid accepted as the only bid covering all funds and thus deemed highest by a majority of the board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Governor Hall
Capdeville
Hebert
Smith
Board of Liquidation
New Orleans
Baton Roug
Franklin
Schwing
Prohibition Forces Readying Bid for Stricter Liquor Laws
Baton Rouge June 9 Prohibitionists in the Legislature plan a conference to map a campaign for stronger anti liquor laws. They aim to press bills on shipment bans to dry parishes search and seizure rights near schools and penalties for near beer. Representative Shell has three bills ready for introduction. The conference will decide which measures to push and how to line up support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Senate
House
Shell of
Morehouse
Shell
Anti-Saloon League
National Academy of Diplomacy Proposed by Curtis Guild
Curtis Guild former Massachusetts governor and ex ambassador to St Petersburg proposes a National Academy of diplomacy modeled after West Point and Annapolis to train diplomats in Chicago on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
National Academy of Diplomacy
West Point
Annapolis
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
St. Petersburg
Capitol Will Stay at Baton Rouge
The state capitol will remain in Baton Rouge for several years at least after the House defeated the McClanachan removal bill sixty to forty five, failing to reach the required seventy eight votes. A racing bill is set to be considered later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special News-Star
Baton Rouge
State Capitol
McClanachan
Vice President Marshall Links Socialism to Religion
In Washington on June 8, Vice-President Marshall argued that socialism and religion amount to the same idea of equality of opportunity for all. He said socialism is not about property and power but about a universal moral ideal echoed in the Declaration of Independence. He cautioned that true equality will arrive only when envy and selfish striving cease, a condition not yet present after 1906 years.
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Washington
Marshall
Republican
Democratic
Socialist Party
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A. G. Cook
Fevers School of Diplomacy
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