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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
5
London reports the Prince of Wales will reach legal majority tomorrow ending the provisional regency. He will gain a personal household and staff, run his own revenues of about 500000 dollars yearly, and begin living with limited parental oversight while continuing studies in Paris and at Magdalen College, Oxford.
The piece outlines the future milestones for the Prince of Wales upon reaching his majority. He is expected to gain a Navy lieutenant commission and an Army appointment with temporary service in the 19th Hussars, then linked to the 10th Hussars later. He may visit Alder-shot officers before Paris return and will receive further royal honors.
Pine Bluff reports startling developments in the case of Frank Nall a St Louis lumberman and social leader jailed awaiting trial for obtaining money by false pretenses. He allegedly cashed worthless drafts across several states and admitted no such firms exist. Hooper a Parma lumberman identified Hall as a swindler who fleeced him of 1345 and others totaling about 50000.
Notice states livestock dipping pool will be open for public service on June 20. Charges are 15 cents per head for one or two, 10 cents for two to six, and 5 cents for six or more. Signed B Sacksionie 13-1mo Dunn Louisiana.
The Roosevelt steam roller delegates and alternates who were excluded from the convention met Col. Roosevelt in a body. The Colonel held a brief reception and informed them that plans for a new party were being pushed forward rapidly and urged them to stand firm.
The Princess theater anticipates a record crowd tonight with four top first run films led by Missa Young. The Great Northern features two comedies The New Teacher and Kentuck plus Those Eyes and The Isle of Shift. An appeal asks patrons to leave dogs at home due to theatre safety.
Ann Arbor hosts a week of commencement events marking the University of Michigan's 75th founding anniversary. Noted speakers include Jeremiah Jenks of Cornell and Lawrence Maxwell of Cincinnati. Delegations from top North American and European universities attend amid class reunions and parades.
American National Insurance Company of Galveston announces a new office in Central Savings Bank and Trust Company building room 115. The firm offers life health and accident insurance with prompt claims service and personal attention. J V Patterson Superintendent invites investigations before placing insurance elsewhere.
A claim that rheumatism in the chest requires no internal treatment. Apply Chamberlains Liniment and massaging at each use to relieve pain and soreness. Sold by all dealers.
The prosecuting attorney may move to try Mrs Daisy E Grace next week on charges of attempting to murder her husband Eugene H Grace, shot March 5 at their Atlanta home. Grace, paralyzed, was not expected to live but persists in Newnan under care.
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