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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
4
The News-Star announces Allan Sholars as a candidate for delegate from Ouachita parish and Carl H. McHenry as a candidate from Ouachita parish. Col Frank P. Stubbs, M.
Dr Charles Zeulin spoke at Riverside Pavilion Monday night under Chautauqua management and urged Monroe residents to unite, clean up streets, pave thoroughfares, trim grass, and beautify the city. He praised some local progress but warned more work is needed to make Monroe a truly healthy, attractive "City Beautiful."
The News-Star reports Governor Slaton commuted Leo M. Frank’s death sentence to life imprisonment. The paper notes public division on his guilt, with some demanding the full penalty and others calling for mercy or innocence, and avoids taking a firm stance on the case.
The News-Star urges opposition to capital punishment by hanging based on circumstantial proof. It argues life imprisonment can be merciful if innocence remains possible and commends Frank's continued opportunity to prove his innocence despite harsh sentencing.
In the late May notice the Mayor announces dogs may not roam streets after June 1 without muzzles.Owners largely ignore the order. few dogs wear muzzles, while rabies season heightens risk. The piece urges police action against unmuzzled dogs and enforcement of the law.
The Children’s Bureau reports on Connecticut’s employment certificate system for youths ages 14 to 16. It questions how readers determine reading and writing ability and age, and whether certificates prevent truancy. Connecticut requires a 14 year old start and a working card until 16, with conditions about school attendance and employer notification on job changes.
A timeline of notable events listed by year including the Battle of Pydna ending Macedonian independence in 168 BC, Huss being burned in 1415, Machiavelli’s died 1527 misread as defended by Bacon, Galileo condemned in 1632, Craney Island battle 1813, Napoleon’s second abdication, 1848 Paris civil war, 1851 San Francisco fire, 1884 Greeley Arctic rescue, Gettysburg anniversary 1913, Kitchener named earl in 1914.
The State Board of Education in Connecticut tightly oversees working papers and child labor enforcement. Agents visit towns inspect shops and check homes of youths who left jobs. Studies aim to identify best methods for protecting children at work under Miss Helen L. Sunner's Industrial Division leadership.
The Port Arthur News notes William J. left as tensions rose stirring doubt he sparked the idea that he was too proud to fight. The abrupt departure coincides with unclear circumstances and questions about his involvement linger.
The Monroe contingent joined the Louisiana editors for a cordial welcome at the State Training School. Superintendent Moore and his wife greeted guests and guided them through the institution. Mrs. Moore, aided by the boys, served refreshments as the visitors toured the facility and learned of the school’s disciplined program and educational opportunities.
Juster Brown extols laughter as a healthful force that purifies the air, aids digestion, and improves mood. He contrasts friendly mirth with hateful mockery and urges a lighter view of troubles, noting different laughter types and recommending refreshment and Rexall products.
The notice marks June 22 1856 as Sir Henry Rider Haggard birthday age 59 with summary of career and family. It lists Henry T. Oxnard Julian Hawthorne Robert S Lovett and others celebrating birthdays including Frank H Damrosch and Hon Richard E Sloan ages ranging from 55 to 69.
Advertisement notes that daytime pains and nighttime bladder weakness result from weak kidneys. It urges prompt treatment and claims Foley Kidney Pills restore kidneys to sound, healthy, regular action, endorsed by New South Drug Store Tar.
The editors urge Louisiana voters to consider a state constitutional convention, warning of debt and taxes from extra elections. If held, they advocate electing honest, capable delegates who will pursue a permanent, beneficial organic law with patriotism and sound judgment.
Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter how long standing, are cured by Dr. Vorter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves pain and heals at the same time. 26e 50e $1.00
Special to The News-Star reports amid secret sources a conviction that the nation will stay out of foreign war, prompting banking and business leaders to plan further credit and trade gestures. political maneuvering, conservation reforms, temperance push, and free marriages are outlined as reforms and public campaigns unfold in New York City.
Five gallons of Aqua-Vitae water of life offered for 25 cents in Monroe and West Monroe. Also an ad for a Hotel Monroe Barbershop manicurist service with Bester Brown hair cuts and contact details for N Reed, proprietor.
City Council invites bids for advertising rights on six street cars operated daily. Bids accepted until the next meeting. H. D. Apgar, Mayor.
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