Welcome and Enjoyment at Rotary Club State Bar Luncheon
The Louisiana Bar Association held its annual session luncheon hosted by the Rotary Club of Monroe. Notable entertainers included Harry Oliver Rev Frank Tripp Miss N Graham and Tom Johnson with H H Russell delivering a warm welcome. Eldon Lazarus thanked Rotarians for hospitality and John Dymond praised the local effort. Fred Hudson urged full attendance for Cordelio Severance, president of the American Bar Association, to speak on Saturday.
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Louisiana Bar Association
Rotary Club of
Monroe
Harry Oliver
Frank Tripp
The
Baptist Church
Miss N Graham
Tom Johnson
H. H. Russell
Bar Association
Rotarians
Mr. Russell
Anoh
Russell
Eldon Lazarus
New Orleans
Ouachita Wa
John Dymond
Ouachita
Bette
Fred Hudsor
Sessio
Cordelio A. Severance
Bar Associatio of America
St. Paul
Oldest US Twins Mary Rector and Nancy Taylor to Turn 82
Among the oldest twins in the United States are Mrs Mary J Rector and Mrs Nancy J Taylor living together in Pittsburg Kentucky who will celebrate their 82nd birthday next Christmas Day.
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United States
Mary J. Rector
Nancy J. Taylor
Pittsburg
Bas
Judges and lawyers urge reform of justice system
A speech stresses cooperation between bench and bar to improve Louisiana’s judicial system, cites Cleveland reform efforts and Dean Pound’s critique of jurists. It warns against blind promotion of judges and calls for measured public education and accountability.
Kato Offered Premiership in Japan
Admiral Baron Kato was offered the Japanese premiership but asked time to consider taking over from Premier Takahashi who resigned from the cabinet Tuesday. Kato had led Japan’s delegation to the Washington arms conference.
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Tokio
Baron Kato
Japan
Takahashi
Kato
End of Battle Over Child Permits Move Abroad
Kane county issues order allowing Elida Piza to take her three year old son out of state, ending dispute with former husband Herbert P. Crane.
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Chicago
Elida Piza
Herbert P. Crane
Kane County
Doomed Man Reprieved in Ossing Electric Death Penalties
Four men faced execution in Sinw Sing last night in Ossing New York but two hours before the scheduled electrocutions one man was granted a two week reprieve due to his youth leaving three to be executed.
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Ossing
N. Y
Sinw Sing
Flight of Premier Ace reaches Chicago and heads to Omaha
Eddie Rickenbacker landed in Chicago at seven this morning on a round country flight and departed for Omaha half an hour later. The nine week journey will span eight weeks and cover every state and over sixty major cities in the United States.
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Chicago
Eddie Rickenbacker
Here
Omaha
United States
British Troops Exchange Shots At Belfast Frontier
British troops exchanged shots last night near Bel leek where Irish irregulars were stationed across the frontier. Calm followed the clash and refugees began returning to the surrounding country, according to an Enniskillen dispatch.
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Belfast
Belleek
Enniskillen
Of Interest to Women Highlights From Readable Short Items
A compilation notes women’s roles and fashion from diverse locales. It covers Mrs Gene Cosgrove Campbell as Los Angeles official court reporter first woman, Ruth Van Valkenburg as Tioga County's first woman bailiff, Pauline M Floyd noted as youngest woman admitted to US Supreme Court practice, Betty White named deputy state game warden for a Washington reserve, Mexican aristocrats' shoe sizes, and Nina Smythe’s oil investment turning into a $2000 weekly income after frugal living.
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Gene Cosgrove Campbell
Los Angeles
New York
Pennsylvania
Ruth van Valkenburg
Wellsboro
Tioga County
Pauline M. Floyd
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Betty White
Spokane
St. Louis
Mexico
Nina Smythe
Princess Yolanda engagement recalls nurse gifts at birth
The report notes the engagement of Princess Yolanda and the Belgian Crown Prince and recounts a nurse who cared for the Italian princess at birth. The nurse received 2000 dollars for the baby’s first tooth, 2000 dollars when she spoke, and 2000 dollars when she walked unsupported, plus a liberal salary and a life pension.
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Yolanda
Superstitions and Rights Highlight Muskegon Policewoman
Mrs. Sarah McVeigh of Muskegon Michigan wears badge number thirteen a rarity on the force. In France women may wear men's attire but only by government grant for merit.
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Sarah McVeigh
Muskegon, Mich
France
Markets Report Friday June 9 1922 Financials
Spot prices show 22 cents with a steady market. Futures trade in July and October with modest gains and declines across contracts. The table lists highs and lows for March 1922 and December 1922 maturities with shifts in each period.
Market Summary for June 9 1922 and Futures
On Friday June 9 1922 Spot prices stood at 22.55 with steady activity. Futures show July 22.45 21.30 22.02 21.54 October 21.40 22.02 21.53 December 22.10 21.40 21.89 21.43 with notable shifts across contracts.
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High Low Close
Vest’y
Weevil Outlook Elevates Cotton Market In 1922 Belt
L L Smith reports the weevil infestation across the cotton belt is as heavy as any prior year on July 15. The DeltaLab inspection from Tallulah notes widespread damage and a bleak outlook for the 1922 crop. Spinners and exporters show bullish demand for new cotton, with world visible supply declining and the south holding sizable unsold stock.
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L. L. Smith
New Orleans
Monroe
Fl. C. Cole
Tallulah
Delta Cotton Experimental Laboraory
Cotton Belt
Oklahoma
Europe
Labor trouble discussed at AFL meeting in Cincinnati
The annual AFL departments meeting in Cincinnati considered a dispute causing the carpenters union to withdraw from the building and trades department. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, signaled a discussion on the issue to be opened tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Carpentery Union
Building and Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Departments
Samuel Gompers
Federation
John Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Tabor
Donlin
Congress
Mr. Donlin
Metal Trades Union
James O'Connell
Harding
Kansas Industrial Court Act
Union
Label Rades Department
Hoover Says Coal Prices Runaway Market Has Stopped
Secretary Hoover declares the essential thing about coal prices is that the runaway market has stopped as part of the senate agitation over the strike and a plan to hold prices at a fair level during the industry tie up.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Demand Protection in Belfast Hospital Attack Moves Ulster Cabinet
London reports the Bel fast Monday night fire on Mater Hospital continues to agitate the Ulster cabinet. Hospital authorities telegraph the International Red Cross at Geneva protesting the incident and demanding protection for British troops.
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London
Belfast
Mater Hospital
Ulster
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
Railroad wage cuts spark letter to Harding on living standards
The AFL's railway employees push a letter to President Harding arguing wage rates slated for July 1 fall below an American standard of living. The plan targets 400000 ship crafts and 500000 maintenance of way workers with rates from 23 to 70 cents an hour. Leaders say the board's reductions threaten family sustenance and will cite specific figures to refute the wage decisions.
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B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Harding
Railway Labor Board
Washington
Advocates of Kinder Garten Present Case
Baton Rouge advocates press for legislative authority to establish Kinder Garten operations in Shreveport and surrounding areas. Supporters argue for expanded early education access and state oversight.
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Baton Rouge
Shreveport
This Man Intends to Keep It in the House
An 1918 testimonial extols Marrs Wonder ful Remedy for stomach trouble. The writer claims four bottles restored health, lost weight, and enabled work. The ad promotes the preparation as a harmless product that clears entarrhal mucus and reduces inflammation, available through druggists.
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Marr
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