Ferguson Named Man A L Mry Manager Succeed Parker
B Ferguson, already serving as manager for A and L in Mary, is designated to replace J M Parker as general manager. The appointment highlights leadership transition within the operations unit.
14 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
1
B Ferguson, already serving as manager for A and L in Mary, is designated to replace J M Parker as general manager. The appointment highlights leadership transition within the operations unit.
An official notice details management changes at the Arkansas and Louisiana Midland Railway. J. Meehan resigns July 1 to join a land development company, to be succeeded by L. B. Berson. Strickler becomes master mechanic. W. Meehan moves to Crossett roles. office transfers and new repairs to be done in Monroe. A post office car and passenger equipment will be added. line improvements underway from Crossett to Monroe. Mr Ferguson to central manager, backed by a strong staff. Parker departs Monroe after years of friendship.
Montgomery Alabama June 14. The jury found Andrew Moulton guilty of the murder of William Walter, a prominent young farmer. He was sentenced to hang July 21 after a special session of court sped up the trial.
Dallas June 13 Judge F M Ethridge of Dallas once on the Progressive resolutions committee at Chicago announced tonight that with the Progressive party disintegrating he would support the Democratic national ticket.
Voters approved a 45000 improvement bond in West Monroe with strong support in both assessed value and turnout. A three mill tax will back the issue, funding a water filtering plant expansion, doubling water and light plant capacity, street improvements, and a new auto hose truck for fire protection.
Parish assessors and sheriffs review and redraft claims and taxes as bills move through parish offices. No further details provided.
In Washington on June 14 1777 Congress declared the flag of the United States with thirteen stripes and thirteen stars. The nation marks the flag's birthday with readings recitations and patriotic displays in cities towns and schools praising liberty and national unity.
Baton Rouge June 14 tentative assessors bill sanctions a parish graded salary system for sheriffs and assessors. Salaries range by class from 2,000 to 5,500 with detailed parish groupings and expense allowances. An annual sheriff fund, deputy appointments, and prisoner feeding shifts are outlined, effective July 1, 1917.
Beginning tomorrow morning at 9 30 pulse o 'clock choicest residence lots on the West Side will be placed on public sale on easy terms. The lots in a new addition opened by Austin and Eby near the West Monroe public school building will be sold to the highest bidder with no reserve. Automobiles leave Ouachita National Bank corner at 9 to transport buyers free of charge. R B Blanks oversees the sale and reports heavy inquiries from potential homeowners boosting the property's value.
Special to the News-Star June 14 in Baton Rouge Louisiana Senator H G Fields and Times Picayune reporter David Ewing clashed over a bond sale report. Fields cut Ewing on the left shoulder and right arm. injuries serious but non fatal.
President Wilson marches at the head of a civilian parade on Pennsylvania Avenue carrying an American flag. About 75,000 people including men women and children participate as cabinet members and officers join in civilian dress. He reviews from the White House reviewing stand and later speaks to the Flag Day gathering.
The Police Jury met to elect officers for the coming year. C R Phillips was reelected president and W A O Kelley was reelected clerk. Henry Thompson named parish treasurer to replace O B Morton. Dr A G McHenry chosen parish health officer. Clerk salary raised from 900 to 1200 yearly. The News Star named official journal. Members listed by ward include C W Phillips, T E F Edwards, W G Dunn, FP Peters, J R Littlepage, QG W Phillips, Howard Peevy, S C Henry, J E Rutledge, Dan 8 Owens, J M Breard, C A Krichbaum.
A terse stater of the Democratic platform from Secretary Daniels referencing suffrage themes. The missive signals emphasis on voting rights and party stance during a regional or national gathering.
In St Louis on June 14 suffragists backed a tentative Democratic plank urging Congress to submit a federal constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote. Secretary Daniels stated his personal support for equal rights, signaling potential influence on the platform while stressing he speaks only for himself. Leaders of the National American Woman Suffrage Association welcomed the move.
In a cordial exchange with national suffrage leaders, the discussion centers on mobilizing women voters. Miss Paul cites 4,000,000 women in 12 states as a potent bloc for democracy, while Secretary Houston probes bargaining positions. The suffrage advocates demand immediate congressional passage of the Susan B. Anthony amendment.
Vanderbilt University held its first annual commencement in Nashville on June 14 with one of its largest graduating classes. Dr. Charles W. Dabney, president of the University of Cincinnati, delivered the address to the graduates.
A Monroe Chamber of Commerce general meeting decided to hold an agricultural and livestock fair in late October with free ground admission. Committees will be named, premiums discussed, and active fair work starts immediately. A free market day at Court Square will be coordinated with the Civic League.
At St Louis on June 14 the Democratic convention opened amid enthusiastic crowds. Ex governor Glynn of New York gave the keynote, drawing loud cheers as he touted negotiated peace and wartime restraint. Mr Bryan joined in tears as delegates urged more instances of presidents settling disputes without war.
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