21 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
1
A historical piece argues against mob justice and urges addressing the roots of violence. It discusses personal vengeance, jury limits, and the need for a higher law to replace vigilante punishment. The author contends education and crime prevention are the only path to ending lynching.
Officials urge more conservative bathing costumes for Natatorium patrons and proper conduct at Pavilion dances. Some residents dare the limits, prompting the News-Star to support warnings or denial of privileges to those not abiding by standards.
The News-Star criticizes sensational NorthSouth coverage of a Laurel Mississippi assault and leaders in New Orleans discussing lynch justice. It rejects endorsing swift punishment while urging sober discussion of lawful processes rather than mob vengeance.
A note stressing that bathroom plumbing quality directly affects family health and safety and urging action to replace or repair inadequate systems. The message highlights the central role of proper plumbing in daily life and potential risks to residents.
A bomb exploded last night in Chicago's Gold Coast near broker William J Austin's residence causing windows to break and property damage. The incident is linked to a campaign against black residents, reflecting hostile sentiment and urging some to return south.
Senator Teamwan IL Newberry of Michs an is in a contest with Henry Ford for a seat. Newberry served as secretary of the navy under Roosevelt and commanded the US 8th Yosemite during the Spanish American War. He also served once as governor of Michigan.
The Petunia tavern owner and Riley Rezzi recall a Chautauqua lecture by the Hon such that the Whithersville paper day before yesterday mocked a hotel with broken fly screens worn curtains grimy towels and dull rooms. The landlord notes a dwindling mood but claims the audience enjoyed the talk.
A quotation attributes praise to Kipling about a machine that could compose poems with minimal effort. He supposedly notes joy in rising early to write and to walk while the machine outputs a completed poem, awaiting his approval upon return.
The French language serves as the mother tongue for approximately 70 million people, highlighting its widespread use and cultural influence across regions.
William D Wilson has led the U S labor department since 1913 as a key advocate for raising wages to meet living costs He served three terms in Congress chaired the House Labor Committee and held long tenure with miners unions including as secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers He is a native of
Chronological notes list events from 1646 Leibniz birth to 1917 Italian Tyrol offensive. Highlights include Washington leaving Philadelphia in 1775, 1900 Republican Convention nominating McKinley and Roosevelt, 1910 Paris Academy of Medicine vaccine, and 1915 de Wet treason conviction. One year ago today reports Belgian ship loss and US airmen partial Piave assault.
Thompson Buchanan born New York City 42 years ago today. Maj. Gen. Charles J. Bailey born Tamaqua Pa 60 years ago today. Dr. Charles C. Weaver Emory and Henry College born Ashe County NC 44 years ago. Dudley Doolittle born Cottonwood Falls Kansas US years ago today. Jack Munroe born Chester Pa 42 years ago today.
Today's events mark the 170th anniversary of Halifax Maryland's founding and the 30th anniversary of Rt. Rev. William P. Russell's ordination in Charleston. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People holds its tenth anniversary conference in Cleveland. Official proclamations launch Armenian republic elections today lasting until Monday. The New Jersey gubernatorial campaign begins at a Trenton Republican Clubs meeting with remarks by Congressman Joseph W. Fordney on tariff revisions in Boston. Officers training camps open nationwide at Custer Devens Fanston Presidio Lee and Taylor.
On Sunday June 22 official summer begins as Cornell University celebrates Founders Day with the unveiling of a statue of Ezra Cornell marking the semi centennial anniversary.
A fragmented OCR item notes a Victory convention of fraternal orders including the Loyal Order of Moose and Delta Kappa Epsilon. The text mentions prominence and an aged or longstanding leg?e, with unclear references to specific leaders or dates.
Industry leaders from across the United States attend the national conference on Americanization in industries opening in Boston. Also listed are sports events: Kentucky Jockey Club Latonia meet, Metropolitan Jockey Club Jamaica, Long Island and Brooklyn tennis championships, and Northwest trapshooting tournament in Portland Oregon.
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