Fragmented Local Notice Calls City Office Inquiry
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a city business office and editorial room query. The legible number 464 appears, but no clear event, date, or names are extractable.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a city business office and editorial room query. The legible number 464 appears, but no clear event, date, or names are extractable.
The News-Star hails the Monroe school settlement as a turning point for the city Advancing politics and growth the paper says it will bring two white high schools and remove schools from partisan influence The editorial urges shrinking future campaign rancor and emphasizes progress over office seeking in the community
The Monroe News-Star reports petitions freely signed in Monroe urging Senator George Wesley Smith to withdraw the anti gambling bill. The Watchman questions the News-Star stance while condemning gambling as a key local industry and urging civic unity.
The News-Star urges residents to focus on developing the countryside and national resources rather than bitter political fights. It emphasizes unity, healing old wounds, and bridging civic divisions to expand Monroe through real material progress.
Minneapolis closes its municipal campaign with five mayoral contenders and competitive aldermanic races across wards. A nonpartisan primary will name two top candidates for each office, with Mayor Wallace G Nye seeking renomination against Alderman James D Williams, Charles D Gould, Edward R Sheppard, an expressman, and Beecher Moore a Batialict.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with claims of cures and a $100 reward for uncured catarrh. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers and cites endorsements from the National Bank of Commerce in Toledo asserting the firm’s trustworthiness.
Memphis report on Mississippi River Levee Association aims to secure another $8,000,000 federal appropriation for the lower river. A. Fox stresses continued funding, unity among landowners, and plans to visit Baton Rouge and New Orleans before Washington action.
Coughs and colds weaken the system and reduce weight and appetite. A 500 bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery is recommended with claims of rapid relief from coughing and throat and lung troubles. A testimonial from O H Brown of Muscatine, Ala notes it saved his wife during a hot summer illness. Priced 56 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
White Sulphur Springs delegates gather for the annual convention in Virginia with sessions running through Thursday. D. K. Swartwort of Cleveland serves as president CC Jenkins of Louisville and John K. Broderick of St Louis are vice presidents and F E Mitchell of New York is secretary treasurer.
Charles H Slaughter, former mayor of Athens, Ohio, was arraigned in court today facing an indictment for alleged embezzlement of city funds during his term in office.
A 1914 Louisiana legislative request urges $50,000 for a state exhibit at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. The letter, signed by committee chair Hon. Don Caffery and members, argues exhibits promote agricultural development and attract homeseekers, urging action and a Senate resolution to push post office stamp notices nationwide.
Alfred Walker of 111 Vicksburg Street Cumberland advertises Pine and Oak stove wood in 12 and 16 inch lengths plus 2 foot fire wood and fat pine kindling bundles. Charcoal available with delivery citywide at $2.00 $1.00 and 50 cents per load. Phone 573.
Wisconsin veterans of the Spanish war gathered at Eau Claire on June 15 for the annual encampment. The event runs three days with business sessions a parade and a campfire meeting featuring prominent speakers.
The legislature focuses on liquor and gambling issues as Senators condemn tin horn gamblers and pursue bills targeting saloon parasitism. Prohibition leaders discuss drafts from whiskey interests and Near-Beer enforcement while representatives push for a local option bill in Congress.
The Southwestern Water Works Association held its annual convention in Tulsa Oklahoma with attendees from major cities in Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and other states. The gathering began today and will run through Wednesday.
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