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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1912

Page

5

Fertilizer inspection reform eyed in Louisiana bill

Louisiana legislators move to place fertilizer inspection under the analytical department of the State Board of Agriculture with a four chemist staff, enabling sampling by buyers and strengthening purity enforcement. The current system lists E O Bruner as commissioner with offices in New Orleans Alexandria Shreveport and Baton Rouge and Dodson supervises an analysis lab. Also noted is a Monroe city court writ sale of seized household goods from Sarah Willis alias Caldwell scheduled for June 29 1912 by Joe Mangham City Judge.

Baton Rouge Clayton Fontenot Hall E. O. Bruner New Orleans Alexandria Shreveport State Experiment Station Dodson State Board of Agriculture P. S. Mulbearn Sarah Willis Sarah Caldwell City of Monroe Joe Mangham Ouachita Mulhearn Peters Furniture South Grand Street Towit

Harvard Class Day Celebrations Mark Joyous Cambridge Event

Harvard’s senior class in Cambridge Massachusetts celebrated class day with prayers at Allen Hall Chapel and exercises in Sanders Theatre. Robert W. Williams delivered the oration, James G. Gilkey wrote the class poem, George W. Gray delivered the ode, and Robert C. Banchly gave the Ivy ovation at the stadium after a day of festivities and athletics against Yale.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Yale Allenton Chapel George H. Palmer Holworthy Hall Sanders’ Theatre Robert W. Williams Baltimore James G. Gilkey Watertown Mags George W. Gray Houston Robert C. Banchly Worcester

New Grand Theatre Sold to Lyceum in Monroe

The New Grand Theatre, closed for months, is sold to Lyceum Theatre management led by Mrs. M. W. Hoyt and Mr. W. L. Jennings. The Maze will open with a three reel program for five cents, cooling exhausts, and frequent changes featuring Florence Lawrence and films from Rex Itala Imp Nestor and others.

Grand Theatre Lyceum Theatre M. W. Hoyt W. L. Jennings Monroe Picture Ir. Monroe Lyceum Jennings Grand Monroe Motion Picture Distributing and Sales Co Victor Florence Lawrence Lubin Company Rex Itala Imp Nestor Champion Republican Powers Animated Weekly Ambrosia Bison 101 Ranch Gem The Billy

Commission Form of Government and Prosperity Ad

Local advertisement touts a commission form of government and prosperity with goods shipped to Monroe freight prepaid. It promotes 15 cent cotton, street car excursions, free picture shows, home industry and home trade, and Ridge Roll at 5 cents per foot cash.

Monroe Bell & Denny

Baseball scores from major and minor leagues listed

National League results include New York 5 Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 1 Boston 4 0 Cincinnati 3 5. American League Boston 4 Chicago 1. Southern League Montgomery 2 New Orleans 5 Nashville 2 8 Atlanta 4 4 Birmingham 3 Mobile 0. Memphis 1 Chattanooga 0. Texas League Galveston 1 Beaumont 0 Houston 8 Waco 0. Cotton States League Greenwood Yazoo City Columbus 7 Meridian 0.

New York Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Montgomery New Orleans Nashville Atlanta Birmingham Mobile Memphis Chattanooga Greenwood Yazoo City Columbus Meridian

Princess Tonight Delivers Four Film Attractions

A special weekly program at the Princess features two dramas and two comedies selected by the New Orleans film company for the Elks charity. Titles include Till Death Do Part The Great Boys Hair Restorer A Cure For Laziness and The Chestnut Grove Mystery, with Miss Zola Young singing.

Princess Tonight New Orleans The Elks Great Boys Dave Faulk Uncle Bill Skinney Grand Street Chas. Day Shorty Smith Ty Cobb Walker Glenn

Neenah Man Breaks Ribs After Coughing Fit

A Neenah Wisconsin man suffered two broken ribs following a severe coughing spell. The report cites Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for late coughs persistent coughs and stubborn colds. An advertisement promises a free trial bottle with a 50 cent or 1 60 size purchase at local druggists.

Neenah Wis

Poisoned Milk by Orphan Girl Aims at Griffin Officers

Fourteen year old Bessie Metz an orphan confessed at Griffin Georgia that she tried to poison Griffin Hospital officers and patients by putting strychnine in the milk nearly a pint of poison used. She said the act was to avenge a reprimand from her superintendent and she had come from Memphis orphanage recently.

Griffin Bessie Metz Griffin Hospital Memphis

Montgomery Named Orleans Parish Voters Registrar

Baton Rouge June 17 Gov L E Hall appointed S A Montgomery a New Orleans lawyer as registrar of voters for Orleans Parish to succeed E T Leche. Montgomery a Democratic reformer and former assistant district attorney under Porter Parker is well known in New Orleans where he has practiced law since leaving office.

Orleans Baton Rouge L. E. Hall A. Montgomery New Orleans Orleans Parish E. T. Leche J. ¥. Sanders Montgomery Porter Parker T. 8. Wilkinson City League Hall Tennessee

Man Slain as He Steals into Home in Hot Springs

Coleman Wallace, indicted for dynamiting a Clark Lumber train, was shot by George Compton as he slipped into Compton’s home at midnight near Pearcy. Wallace died at the scene. Compton said he fired after discovering an intruder. Wallace’s death follows Compton’s earlier killing of Mack Freeman, for which jurors did not hold him.

Hot Springs Coleman Wallace Ths County Clark Lumber Company George Compton Hale Compton Pearcy Postofice Wallace Mack Freeman Freeman

Electric Bitters Prove Woman’s Best Remedy for Health

The ad claims rich husbands are found by women using Electric Bitters. It asserts strong nerves, bright brains, and even temper come from pure blood and restful sleep. It touts peach bloom, ruby lips, elastic steps, and health from free muscles, promising relief from indigestion backache headaches fainting and dizziness. 50c at druggists.

Six Lawyers Face Off in Huckaby Murder Trial

The Shreveport Times reports a high profile murder trial of Dr G M Huckaby for the killing of Tom Morris with six lawyers, three on each side, opening before Judge T F Bell in Criminal Section B. Over fifty witnesses are summoned, including a Texas attorney for the prosecution. defense includes ex Governor Newton C Blanchard and ex United States District Attorney Milton C Elstner.

Shreveport Times G. M. Huckaby Tom Morris T. F. Bell District Court Texas Foster Hamp Scheen Vivian Hueckaby Newton C. Blanchard United States Milton C. Elstner J. Henry Shepherd Huckaby Morris Dr. Huckaby

Wanted Roomers and Boarders at St. John Street

Help wanted for roomers and boarders seeking housing with modern conveniences. Apply at 512 St. John Street. 18-51.

St. John Street

Teddy roams against taft bosses and corruption

A political leader denounces Taft backed bosses and moneyed influence as treason to the people. He urges Republicans and Americans to oppose the national committee practices and the drift toward corruption, warning of the wreck of party and government.

National Committee Republican Party Taft Mr. Taft South North East West Chicago Crane Barnes Brooker Penrose Murphy Guggenheim Mulvane Smoot New New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Mulgane Kansas Murphy Scott West Virginia

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