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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
2
A newspaper snippet outlines pricing for monthly and yearly subscriptions in advance. It mentions carrier delivery in the city at eighty cents per month and a yearly rate, plus additional charges for longer commitments. The text notes policy on rebroadcasting and Associated Press rights.
May exports totaled 606 million dollars, down 108 million from April’s record but up 55 million from May 1918. For eleven months ended May, exports reached 6.508 billion, up 872 million from last year, while May imports hit a record 392.9 million. The eleven month trade surplus stood at 2.005 billion.
Attorney General Palmer sharply condemns certain elements among citizens, labeling them a threat to national unity and security amid wartime sentiment and political tension.
The piece discusses charges that pro German elements and sympathetic U.S. Senators seek to defeat or discredit the attorney general, and urges disclosure of evidence. It then surveys postwar price trends, noting general price advances due to inflation and labor costs, with warnings about speculative inflation and calls for consumer protection and possible Congressional probes into peace-time conditions.
The speaker urges the U S Government to deport or exile dangerous natives and naturalized citizens and to enact laws making it a crime for agitators to continue disloyal activities after the war, warning they threaten communities and should be exposed and punished.
Crack marksmen from nine allied armies gather at the D Avours range for the opening of the inter allied small arms competition. The lineup includes teams from Great Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Belgium, Romania and Portugal among others.
The fragment mentions a team of 12 and an 8 10 timing or score, but readable context is limited. No clear event, place, or organization is established.
John Taskins of Hoylake and Norman Mycock of Buxton produced an exciting game in Maghind amid strong winds. The action features Mycock driving, showcasing a fine brand of golf as both players compete with skill.
Refers to Theodosia Burr born Albany New York Duke of Kent death 1767 Arthur Mellette first South Dakota governor Henry County Indiana died Pittsburg Kansas Cardif disaster Port Arthur naval action Togo Russian fleet Verdun German attacks on Thiammont Fort and Verdun U S House passes Food Administration bill President Woodrow Wilson powers to board.
Senior John Sharp Williams of Mississippi critiques new commissions as lasting too long. He recalls a friend with a commission job that roamed for years and finally ended after a long delay. Williams argues commissions should not endure indefinitely.
One year into the war the Navy strength is stated at about six million men. Italian offensives against Austria see heavy casualties with losses estimated around two hundred thousand.
A richly dressed profiteer declares honesty pays in commerce while a smaller merchant questions poverty versus honesty. The dialogue suggests honesty advantages and jokes that dishonesty also has its price, implying moral risks in business.
Today marks birthdays for Prince of Vales born at White Lodge Richmond 25 years ago, Prince Jaime born in Madrid 10 years ago, Irvin S Cobb born in Paducah Ky 43 years ago, Adolph Eberhart born in Sweden 4% years ago, and William Trustow Newman born in Knox Ville Tenn 76 years ago.
The notice list marks the centennial birthday of Henry Peters Gray and birthday wishes for the Prince of Wales. It notes university ceremonies, an amendment push for women's suffrage, a highway convention in Kansas City, and a Trinity College address by Elbert V. Gary. It mentions Quebec elections, a Brooklyn bank robbery case trial in NYC, a Wilson-supported national memorial drive, and a Washington conference on engineering education.
The document lists racing meets in Latonia Kentucky and Aqueduct Queens County. It notes Middle States and South Atlantic tournaments in New Jersey and Georgia with opens in Augusta. College golf in Virginia, boxing bouts in Pittsburg and Montreal, and bout cards in New Orleans Paterson New Jersey with varied rounds and purses.
Incomplete text fragment hints at early life struggles and teething pains. The snippet suggests a focus on infancy discomfort and parental responses without clear names or settings. Further readable details are needed to form a complete item.
Readable listings indicate conventions opening today for multiple associations including St. Louis Catholic Educational Association, American Library Association in Ottawa Beach Michigan, Society of Automotive Engineers in New London VI, National Fertilizer Association in Indianapolis, and others. Fragmented place names and abbreviations suggest a broad national convention schedule with regional host cities and organizations.
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