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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
June 10 Cotton futures show a net decline of 44 to 45 points while nearby prices list varied figures from 16.35 to 17.69 with January 16.88 and July 17.65 bids. Futures across March and October deliver fluctuating quotes and calendar-month references amid overall price movement.
New York cotton futures closed barely higher after a small decline as crop conditions in the South improve and Liverpool cables ease. Early trades showed a steady opening followed by a 4 to 6 point sell off, with July demand eased by a premium over October and December.
Liverpool spot demand shows improvement with higher prices across grades. American cotton dominates sales at 7 000 bales with 6 000 from America. receipts total 7 000 bales. Futures closed quiet with June 9.60, July 9.54, October 9.17, December 9.08, January 3.07, March 9.09, May 9.10.
Chicago grain and related commodity quotes list Wheat Corn Oats Rye and fats with unsettled ranges for July September and December contracts. Prices show small gains and losses across Wheat Rye and Corn with daily closes near earlier levels and several entries garbled by OCR.
In Chicago on June 10, poultry offerings remained steady with 5 cars received. Fowls sold 27, broilers 28 to 33, springs 49, turkeys 36, roosters 17, ducks 39, and geese 21.
U S Department of Agriculture report lists hogs at 14.25 to 15.10 for various weights and classes, cattle with top steers at 10.65 and vealers 11.50 to 12.00, and sheep including native lambs 17.50 to 17.75 and fat ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
Army engineers told Congress the request to modify river projects near Delta Louisiana should not proceed. Engineer Chief Major General Taylor said keeping deep water channel plans as is would be inadvisable. The Delta project faced seven possible objections as part of the review.
The House reported unfavorably on the Wilkinson act restricting highway funds and favored the Heintz bill placing toll bridges under public service commission. A Confederate veterans pension bill for $30 monthly was approved for veterans with income under $1,000. Child labor reform to cut ages 14–16 to an eight hour day passed, along with a Shattuck library bill and a branch experiment station plan. Several measures faced opposition or required constitutional margins, including nat ish school superintendent election and a luxury tax bill, with charity alcohol transfer to hospitals debated by prohibition groups.
Adolfo De La Huerta, former provisional president of Mexico, told the Associated Press in San Antonio he has no plan to begin a revolution. He asked whom he would revolt against in the United States and said he does not know if a revolution is likely in Mexico.
Rev Wade from Magnolia Ark leads revival at Stone Avenue Methodist Protestant church with morning 10 o clock and evening 745 services. Rev S N Adams notes rising interest as timely topics are set for the week and the public is invited. Additionally a Senate Commerce Committee vote adds to discussion on early congressional adjournment.
In Jacksonville Florida the race in the fourth district shows William Sears leading Ruth Bryan Owens by 304 votes with 30 precincts uncounted. Irregularities cited in Monroe County prompt Mrs Owens and her supporters to consider a contest while Sears agrees to a recount if requested.
Police refused to discuss a disturbance at Princeton University as Dean Christian Gauss denied reports of tear bomb dispersal and two arrests. Observers said a bonfire incident drew about 2000 students, who surrounded firemen and blocked Lincoln Highway until Gauss arrived and the crowd dispersed.
Fire at the Kettle Creek Refinery in El Dorado Arkansas began at 11 A M and by early afternoon had burned twelve stills and several oil cars. Fire crews fought the blaze with water and chemicals but the entire plant was at risk. One man was slightly burned. Officials offered no statement on expected losses.
The lumber mill of W. E. Coats in Dunn was partially destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss is placed at 1000 dollars, confined to two dry kilns and high grade lumber. no insurance was carried.
A brief public notice describes a waiting room facility at 208 South Grand with a telephone contact 772 for inquiries. The item reads like a small classified listing or public information snippet.
Flag day is to be observed on Monday June 14 in Monroe with suitable exercises. The union service will be held at the Elks hall at 8 p m by American Legion Barkdull Faulk Post No 13 Auxiliary the D A R and the Elks lodge. Attorney J B Tornhill of the Legion post will deliver the address with music and a well planned program.
Washington June 10 The senate campaign investigating committee opens its broad inquiry into 1926 contests noting expenditures rising into six figures in the Pennsylvania Republican primary. Ware's campaign shows over 160000 and Pepper's up to 500000 as Pinchot and Ware appear at the hearing. Pinchot treasurer P S Stahlnecker cited the Pepper sum.
In Hermosillo Sonora on June 10 Manuel Camargo heir to a Sinaloa family and Blanca Rechy his French companion were arrested in the Flors poisoning case that killed General Angel Flors on March 31. Camargo vows to fight the charges and they face arraignment with possible transfer to Culiacan for trial.
Colonel T Sambda Jones won unanimous support in the House for retaining the quarantine station at Quarantine Louisiana. He argued the site benefits New Orleans and Baton Rouge and would prevent delays and disease risk from ship arrivals if the station were removed.
A local Rotary club hosted a pleasant noon gathering on the Virginia Roof. Baby Rotarians introduced include Joe Thompson Dawson and Ed Lamb. Frances Germany sang with Leon Hammonds, Rev. M. S. Monk spoke on Time, and the Boy Scouts artesian well fund reported $600 raised. Charles Reid chaired in the presidents’ absence.
Classified readers are advised to check the Want Ads for dogs suitable for a child. Listings suggest looking at sections titled Dogs or Pets to find a reliable canine companion.
Urania Tullos June 10 Arizola Oil Co No 6 Tanne hill section 86 10 1B comes in eight feet above rotary producing about 1000 barrels daily The Hardroco Oil Co drills No 5 Urania 7 10 2E No 3 remains strong Hunt McCurry Zoder near completion Urania No 2 7 10 2E Standard Oil ready to spud at Cockerham No 1 36 10 1F Hope Oil Co installing rig at No 1 Urania 1910 2E No 1 gushed 31000 barrels in six days prior to sanding Gas pressure wanes but should pump as a commercial producer Three north and east of Olla wildcat tests await pay land near expected pay depth Ola Oil and Gas Co No 1 Miller 31 11 2E at 1465 feet Ayers Brothers testing No 1 Miller with two completions in 13 10 1E confident good producer expected in 31 11 2E
Attorneys for the Texas ports of Galveston and Houston filed final briefs with the S C in the port differential case. They argued no harm to New Orleans from a rate readjustment and urged settlement to secure Texas ports’ future.
After a brief inspection of the line recently acquired by Jease, Illinois Central traffic officials plan a Friday visit. A Yazoo & Mississippi Valley wire says a Delta Point departure at 7 30 am will include J C Stamm and halt at Tallulah Delhi Rayville for thirty nine minutes each and shorter stops at other stations from Mounds to Girard. Monroe will be visited en route with no entertainment plans yet decided.
Charley Griffin and Earl Cooper were arraigned on escaping from a road gang. Cooper received 30 extra days in jail and a $25 fine or 80 more days. Griffin drew 80 extra days. J. W. Sanderford convicted of non support, ordered to pay weekly. A. K. Lowery pleaded guilty, 380 days jailed with suspension on good behavior.
Riverside Country Club from this city is not represented at the seventh annual Louisiana State Golf Association tournament in Lake Charles which runs through June 13. A seven member team could not be sent due to business matters keeping every member in Monroe. EF S Royster was expected to play after capturing the club championship last Sunday by 5 up and 4 to go over Harold Woods.
Judge Percy Sandel will request the state supreme court to assign an additional judge for a ten day district court term beginning July 5. One judge would preside over civil cases while the other handles criminal matters to clear both dockets.
Testimony before a campaign investigating committee describes efforts to purge illegal registrations in Allegheny and other counties. Officials including P. Stahlnecker and C. C. McGovern discuss misregistered voters, padded lists, and arrests without imprisonment. Senator Reed questions support for Senator Pepper.
Senator Fess of Ohio rails against the McNary-Haugen corn relief measure claiming it favors British interests and would socialize American agriculture. He notes awaiting Mellon’s view on the equalization fee and cites Dawes' approval while warning the plan could shift Britain's unemployment problem to the United States.
An advertisement from Bell Sheet Metal Works at 410 Walnut St markets automobile bodies fenders and radiators repaired. The copy cites many applicants for the job and mentions a Detroit expert as part of the service pitch. The tone suggests a self promotion aimed at drawing customers to multiple branches.
Wanted ad seeks a steady honest cheerful young person for a good home with a nice family. Previous occupant left for a better fit. Reach the News-Star want ads to connect with suitable renters.
The text shows partial directions for a land survey and tax district references. It mentions quarters, ranges, sections, and distances with several garbled street and lot references. No clear event or named individuals are readable.
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