Flags for June 14 Observance Across Nation
The article recalls Flag Day origins dating to June 14 1777 with the Continental Congress resolution for 13 stripes and 13 stars on a blue field. It notes congressional observance, key figures named Washington Morris and Ross, Paul Jones raised the first flag at sea, and changes to stars and stripes as new states joined. It mentions Taft specifying star placement by executive order.
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Continental Congress
United States
Union
Congress
Washington
Robert Morris
Col
George Ross
Ross
Paul Jones
Fort Stanwix
Vermont
Kentucky
Taft
Sanity Hearings Set for Three Prisoners in Pineville
A sanity commission led by Dr. Mengis schedules hearings for three inmates. Newsom faces murder at Dr Baxter Porter’s home, Aaron is linked to Frank Wall’s Sterlington killing, and Elmore is charged with ambush shooting. hearings set for June 30 with Dr. Smith possibly attending.
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Pineville
Dr. Mengis
Sanity Commission
Thornhill
Smith
Mengis
Newsom
Baxter Porter
Agreement Seen on Flood Plan By War Department Push
Congressman Wilson notes proposed amendments to the flood control act would transfer land and flowage rights to states or local authorities with the U S offering only reimbursement. The shift aims to speed purchases and reduce federal title reviews. Crude petroleum yields six to twelve percent of its weight as naphtha.
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Wilson
War Department
United States
Railroad and Motor Coach Schedules for Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific
Schedule listing east and west bound trains on Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific lines. Includes arrival and departure times for No. 204 Fast, No. 202 Fast, No. 201 Fast, No. 203 Fast, and local services Nos. 86 847 Local Nos. 648 116 Local Nos. 854 Local No. 853 Local No. 844 Local, along with Missouri Pacific coach stops and times for Tri State Motor Coaches. Also notes Missouri Pacific coach arrivals in St. Louis and departures times for connections.
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Illinois Central System
Missouri Pacific Lines
Maline
Naichez
EL Dora
Armeguille
Na Rt
Lece
Av American Airways Ie Ron Ee Ae
TRI State
Missouri Pacifico
St. Louis
Mathhen
Yohes
Forced Down Flight Forced to Land in Amarillo
Harold Bromley a Texas flyer attempting a non stop flight from New York to California was forced down at Amarillo Texas due to a leaky oil line impacting the aircraft safety and routing.
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Harold Bromley
Texas
New York
California
Amarillo
Tex
Classified Advertising Rates and Classifications List
The text lists classified ad rate details and alphabetized categories for Monroe and surrounding area publications. It includes per-line and per-word pricing, minimum charges, telephone acceptance, and sections such as Legal Notices, Announcements, Lost Found, Business Services, Employment, Furniture, Renovation, and Real Estate. It also names categories like Automobiles, Services, Real Estate, and more with reference to contact numbers.
Commerce Chief William C Redfield Dies at 73
William C Redfield, secretary of commerce under Woodrow Wilson, died at his Brooklyn home aged 73. A steel-products manufacturer and tariff expert, he urged efficient national defense and a large navy to protect American business interests. He served as commerce secretary from 1913 to 1919 and later held executive roles in Warp Twisting Machine Co and Equitable Life. Born Albany June 18, 1858.
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New York
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Brooklyn
Redfield
Congress
House
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
War Trade Board
Bureau of Standards
Council of National Defense
Albany
Crossword Clue Fragments Across and Down
A scattered set of crossword style clues lists terms like membrane pouch dry and winglike process while referencing deities and roles. includes notes on morning and deputy, with items such as molten rock and animal food implying a puzzle-like assembly.
Saturday Puzzle Solved Clues Network Decode
Puzzle lines point to a wordplay grid with cryptic clues and letterplay. The list mixes phrases like Down 1 and 2 3 4 7 9 10 and scattered hints such as Reducing to a mean and American song bird. The page hints at a solvable Saturday puzzle with a final answer and themed clues across multiple entries.
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Sister of
Termite So Called Flying Ants Guaranteed Treatment
Guaranteed termite control by licensed and bonded operators. Phone 1439.
Talks to Parents Talks to Parents
In modern psychology sublimation converts crude drives into socially acceptable channels such as dancing, scientific curiosity, or other productive outlets. Parents and educators should guide children to better outlets instead of harsh punishment, using play materials like sand and clay to satisfy instinctive needs.
Coroner Probes Death Of West Monroe Resident
A West Monroe resident died before reaching a sanitarium in an ambulance after collapsing near his home while walking to the river to seek work on a new state highway bridge under construction. A friend said he had been in good health and spirits prior to the collapse. Sanderson had been unemployed and separated from his wife, who has returned to live with her parents. The interment occurred Sunday in Spring Hill cemetery.
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Sanderson
Spring Hill Cemetery
Reprieve Granted to Tulane Netman by Governor Allen
Maurice Bayon of New Orleans, a Tulane tennis player and Southern conference doubles champion, was granted a 90 day reprieve by Governor O. K. Allen. His Nov 23 sentence for driving while intoxicated and injuring someone included six months imprisonment and a 300 dollar fine plus a six month probation if the fine was unpaid. The reprieve to allow case review came after requests from many people. Bayon played at Tulane and was runner up in the conference singles and a doubles champion with Clifford Sutter.
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Baton Rouge
Maurice Bayon
New Orleans
O. K. Allen
Bayon
Tulane University
Clifford Sutter
Antarctic Flight Plan By Ellsworth And Balchen
Lincoln Ellsworth and Bernt Balchen prepare a 2900 mile Antarctic hop next September in a metal low wing monoplane with skis capable of 23 miles per hour. The expedition will include three or four other members.
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Antarctic
New York
Lincoln Ellsworth
Explorer
Bernt Balchen
Antarctic Continent
Lott Crowned Champion of Clay Courts in Memphis
Chicago star George Lott won the national clay court singles title defeating Bryan Grant of Atlanta. Lott and Grant then won the doubles title over Ed and Cliff Sutter of New Orleans with a 6 4 6 4 1 6 4 6 6 3 score. The article also notes unrelated local sports and trivia.
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Chicago
George Lott
Lott
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Grant
Sutter Brothers
Cliff
New Orleans
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U.S
Associated Press
Phoo
Classification Index
Monror News-Star
Morning World
Morning World and News-Star
Sunday News-Star—World
Luther
North Sice Pharmacy
Bailey Glass CO
Keller & Son
C. C. Lindley
Gresham
Monroe Mattress Company
Irene Simms Reid
EB N. Mansberg
Janotary Public News-Star— World Office
Monroe Printing Co
Jack Boyer
Woodrow Wilson
William CC. Redfield
Lin
Felgen
Black
Outfit
Louisville
South Second
Stone Avenue
ST. John
DeSjard
Chine
Bath
Jackson
Talemaque
St. John Street
Bates
Kasin
Riverfront
West Monroe
Arkansas Avenue
North Fourth
Rochelle
Milton
Fairview
C. T. John
Spanish City
South Ad Street
Breard Street
A. H. Bates
Phare
Ford
Ford Tudor
Southland Securities Co., Inc
DeSiard
Tex Butler
Star and Morning World
News-Star—World
Paramount Theatre
IBF
Leo
DeSiard Street
Julius Zmie Co
Paramount Theater
Twin City Truck Company
KR. R. Hill
Set Ano Exchange
Williams Lumber Co
Layton
Rowland
Bastrop Road
P. Woods
Care News-Star—World
Breard
North Side
Rochelle Ave
Louis Masur
Alice Judson Peale
Tulane
Allen
Memphis
Tenn
Milhaven
Monroe
Millhaven
Swartz
U. S. Grant
Nancy Shearer
Lee Shearer
Monotype Keyboard Inc
W. C Garriott
Southern School of Printing
South Street
Nashville
Tennsee
News- Star
World Office
Henrietta
Townsend Zander
West
Nusband
Tom
Mar
Bigamist
Auburn
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