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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented clipping centers on Ned in a local story, with sparse readable lines suggesting a personal or social issue. The item hints at reputational or community concerns but lacks clear details, names, or dates.
Baton Rouge notes reach week five of the Louisiana Legislature with few bills introduced and a tight rule on new measures. Orlean Democrats show support for a women suffrage referendum while Governor Pleasant appointments are confirmed in executive session despite lingering resistance.
The article covers Lieutenant-Governor Mouton denying influence over Senate nominations and outlines political maneuvering in Louisiana. It notes Secretary of State Bailey’s possible run, Bailey’s popularity, and disputes among Hall Overton and Plansdell supporters. Former Governor Sanders faces Wet opponents as he seeks Congress with strong backing from prohibition supporters.
Bond's Liver Pills are marketed as the best remedy for head biliousness constipation digestion and torpid liver. A single pill is advertised as the dose.
The municipal Council aims to raise a loan of three million rubles for the city with aid from foreign consuls. It is hoped to place the loan in the United States.
Boston marked Bunker Hill Day with a citywide pause in business. The Charlestown celebration featured ship salutes and a parade with Camp Devens Army units and coast defenses. The article recounts the monument project begun in 1825 and completed in 1842 and notes the battle’s place as the Revolution’s first major engagement.
The first national convention of the Jewish Women's League of the United Synagogue in New York will discuss wartime service by Jewish women's organizations. Sessions start at the Jewish Theological Seminary and run through Monday. Seattle women school teachers push for equal pay with male teachers. Pitcher Fred Toney of Cincinnati wins his first five games of the season. Johnny Wyers hopes to have Hank doudolph join him for marriage. If not for the Braves signup, it would have altered plans. Fred McMullin delivers his best game since joining the White Sox, amid tough luck timely.
London reports Sir Harry Johnston praising Allied women in the war zone as a crucial factor in victory. He contrasts them with German women, notes nurses and YMCA workers near front lines, their composure under bombardment, and a practical, neat, trend toward efficiency, while condemning no major rashness.
The spring meeting of the Metropolitan Jockey Club opens at Jamaica L I marks the kickoff. The Trans Mississsippi Golf Association and Pacific Northwest Golf Association also begin events in Kansas City Seattle and New London. Trapshooting tournaments start across Idaho New Hampshire Maryland and others while notable boxing and horse show events are scheduled in several cities including Jersey City Des Moines Latonia and White Plains.
The Aberdeen paper mill demonstrated a practical machine made paper from sawdust. The Aberdeen Evening Express reported their issue was printed on paper containing a large percentage of sawdust, signaling a successful experiment.
Amsterdam reports Dr. Robert Marck chief professor of chemistry at Jena University was killed in front line fighting near Amieng. He held the rank of infantry lieutenant and was regarded as a leading German scientist.
City of Monroe Louisiana proposes a detailed budget for the fiscal year starting April 27 1918 and ending April 25 1919. The Finance Committee lists salaries for mayor clerk secretary treasurer and attorneys plus incidentals and expenses for departments and projects including fire alarm streetcars water street railway and cemetery improvements.
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