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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
3
J. Covington died Monday after a life of helping others. He sought health in Colorado, California and Texas, living with sister Mrs. D Montgomery of Wichita Falls. Funeral arrangements await his sister’s arrival Thursday, with service planned at the Elks Home where he was a lifelong member.
Law figures clash over an aggressive telegram campaign linked to the Butler bill. Rep. Connor apologizes if offended. Rep. Calongne and Joan Merkle denounce Rev. Ziemer’s letter as insulting. Landry withdraws a motion to print telegrams as the dispute closes.
Hague June 20 experts rested as notification went to Moscow about forming sub commissions to negotiate with the Soviet delegation on Russian affairs.
A long suffering wife reports relief after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for ten years of stomach pain and bloating. She completed the full course and states she has been pain free for four years with no digestive issues recurring.
A nostalgic poem fragment opens a crime report noting Allen R. Campbell and Elwood Rebinold of counsel for the slayer. Sheriff Werner probes the Peters murder with Ward's confession links to bootleggers near Kensico, Yorktown, and Mount Kisco as coroner Fitzigerald schedules an inquest with state officers subpoenaed.
White Plains New York June 20 Justice Morschauser began a sweeping inquiry into whether George S Ward Walter his son the confessed slaver of Clarence Peters and others conspired to defeat justice. The Wood siblings arrived for interrogation and were met by Ward attorney Allan R Campbell as testimony continued.
Three American buildings in Canton were struck by shells amid Sun Yat Sen led bombardment by gunboats. The American minister asked Rear Admiral Straus for protection to Canton as American gunboats are expected to move there.
The piece argues that excessive post office taxes on second class mail threaten press freedom and public access. It notes H. R. 11965 by Rep. M. Clyde Kelley to cut war era postal rates, and explains how advertising costs cannot bear the burden. It highlights the intertwined value of postal revenue and broad readership for democracy.
Portland Maine June 20 Senator Frederick Hale republican won an easy victory in the state primaries yesterday. His vote exceeded the combined totals of his two opponents. Governor Percival Baxter republican was renominated with a plurality of twenty five thousand.
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