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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1918
Page
4
Discussion in Baton Rouge over Fire Prevention Bureau actions and insurance rates raises questions about why Monroe insurance costs have not fallen despite substantial department improvements. Citizens seek relief and urge Chamber of Commerce to investigate penalties tied to mandatory safety upgrades.
A discussion of discipline in the army and society, contrasting self directed inner discipline with external enforcement. It examines paternal democratic and social forms, arguing real guidance comes from internal will and informed sacrifice to an ideal good, while external discipline risks tyranny. It critiques divine right and state power as imagined authority.
The text argues that true democracy relies on internal social discipline rather than imposed order. It asserts freedom as cheerful acceptance within class, promotes voluntary service to others, and says greatness comes from the individual will and duty. Democratic discipline matures people and drives historical progress.
A sensational profile portrays Frau Kansellten as the unseen power behind Krupp, dictating munition advances and poison gas research from Essen. Her influence extends to secret records, espionage, and millions in German wartime operations, earning her the nickname Witch Woman of Krups.
A veteran man cured of near total baldness reports using an Indians' recipe he found during travel. The notice claims many others, including men women and children, saw hair regrowth with Kotalko ointment prepared from the recipe. Free write for the recipe or purchase Kotalko at a drug store.
The piece portrays Frau Kanselfenn, aka the Witch Woman of Krupps, as a shrewd occult power guiding Germany's leaders. It claims she advised Krupp, influenced Reichstag decisions, and even directed Hindenburg and others in strategic moves. Bertha Krupp is said to be the only person she loves.
Sixth District Court Ouachita Parish Louisiana orders sale of George and Rosa Chinn estate at public auction. On June 22 1918 at Monroe courthouse front door the Lot 96 Guinea Addition with 100 foot frontage on Old DeSiard road and 377 feet depth will be sold for cash not less than two thirds of appraisement. Administratrix Mary Gadsen appointed. Attorney K W Hasterling follows.
Baton Rouge June 10. While no official state race declared, rumors swirl that Governor Pleasant may enter the U S Senate race to succeed Broussard. Two candidates announced Hall and John Overton with Parker withdrawing, raising speculation about Pleasant challenging Ransdell who enjoys broad support.
The Conservation Commission seeks a capable appointee and debates fitness criteria. Law officers including sheriffs clerks and assessors push for higher pay as salaries range from 1750 to over 4000 annually while district judges earn 3000 to 3500.
Rumors say Lieutenant Governor Mouton could become governor of Louisiana as Gay Pleasant resigns from the senate race. Supporters across the state expect him to run for a four year term beginning May 1920 with backing from influential figures in every section.
An article notes Hon. H. M. Stafford of New Orleans as a possible gubernatorial candidate. It asserts his experience and friends would mobilize support if he enters the contest, while acknowledging other candidates and a lack of detailed campaign developments.
In Ouachita parish a struggle for the game warden job unfolds as about six candidates pursue the position, which pays between 75 and 100 dollars monthly. The present holder may have been drafted and could resign, though reports are not confirmed.
An ad text urges pregnant women to use Mother's Friend to ease physical strain. It claims external application relieves nerves and ligaments, expands muscles for childbirth, and reduces pain and danger. The Bradefield Recurator Co. offers the product from Atlanta with a free motherhood booklet.
In Ouachita Parish Sixth District Court two succession notices published. Margaret Irene Jackson estate seeks Central Savings Bank and Trust Co as administrator with ten days to show cause. Woolf Pomeranz estate seeks W B Smith as curator with ten days to oppose. District Court officials Deputy Clerks and attorneys noted.
Notice in the Parish of Ouachita Louisiana from the Sixth District Court of the Succession of Robert L Prophit No 1484 in probate. It directs all parties to appear and show cause if any exists regarding the succession.
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