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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1910

Page

8

Forsythe Park Fourth Celebrations Promote Red Men Events

The article notes Forsythe Park hosting the Red Men Fourth powwow and a fireworks finale on July 4. It mentions ticket sales via Q and C for the Jeffries Johnson fight and a patriotic program including "In Dreamland" entertainment. Forsythe Park becomes a focal point for Independence Day activities.

Reno Nevada Jeffries-Johnson Q. & C. Elpaso Los Angeles San Francisco Reno Salt Lake City Denver Kansas City St. Louis Memphis J. F. Swain Dreamland Forsythe Park

Mineral Wells Crazy Water Sold By Major Distributors

The Crazy Water at Mineral Wells is highlighted as the resort's best known and most popular. It is offered for sale by Fox-Renaud Company T. M. Parker Company and all drug stores as wholesale distributors.

Fox-Renaud Company T. M. Parker Company Keller Grocer CO. Ltd

Cold Water Melons for Fourth of July Delivery

The Monroe Grocer Co. Ltd advertises cold water melons for the Fourth of July with an ice cold delivery promise. Orders are filled on a first come, first served basis from their cold storage plant number 265-21.

Monroe Grocer Co., Ltd

Help the Home of Good Samaritan Signers Sought

Mr. Vallery of the Home of the Good Samaritan asks for a small monthly pledge for one year to help complete the home. About thirty signers have pledged one dollar each the first week of every month and more are urged to join. ring Mr. Vallery to sign the agreement.

Home of Good Samaritan Vallery Home of the Good Samaritan

Monroe Gro Co opens large cold storage for farmers

Interest to farmers. The Monroe Gro Co Ltd announces operation of one of the most complete cold storage plants in the state and invites farmers to bring produce such as potatoes melons vegetables and eggs for sale or storage.

Monroe Gro. Co., Ltd

Union Bank promotes new check account in Monroe

A local ad from Union Bank & Trust Co in Monroe Louisiana invites customers to open a check account. The copy emphasizes starting balances and growth potential, promising to explain the advantages of a bank check account to new customers.

Union Bank & Trust CO Monroe New Orleans Cotton Exchange First National Bank Shreveport New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Bank of Monroe

Miss Beatree Seymour Goodwin Delights Monroe Audience

Miss Beatree Seymour Goodwin sang at the Grand Street Theatre to Monroe's cream of society. Her voice described as full, round, flexible and sweet. her personality won audience goodwill. Many predicted a second performance would sell out the house.

Beatree Seymour Goodwin Grand Street Theatre Monroe

The Cheese Box and The Captain of the Guard in Edison program

A fragmentary cinema page reviews showings of The Cheese Box a mixed parcel tale and The Captain of the Guard a richly staged drama. Other features include On Time for Business A Child of the Sea and The Cigarette Maker of Seville with Carmen played by Mlle Petar Morin. A Sunday change of pictures is noted.

West Indies Seville Edison Carmen Mlle Petar Morin

Verdict set for September in linger-Pichot case

The Bal linger Pichot investigation committee met this morning and adjourned to meet in Minneapolis on September 5, aiming to reach a verdict.

Washington Ballinger-Pichot Investigation Committee Minneapolis

Man Jumped Into Niagara River From Second Sisters Island

An unidentified man jumped into the Niagara River from Second Sisters Island in Niagara Falls New York this morning and was swept over the Horseshoe Falls.

Niagara Falls N. Y Niagara River

Taft Bills Pass Vast Reform Package In Senate

Washington June 25 The Senate approved many private calendar bills and conference reports while debating the national press reserve bill for White Mountains and the southern Appalachians. Senator Gore criticized Indian contract provisions as reform measures advance amid intraparty splits and a vigorous House agenda.

Washington Senate White Mountains Appalachians Burton Gore House Congress Taft Arizona New Mexico Bureau of Mines Tariff Board Philippines Hawaiian Islands Alaska Panama Canal Zone Bureau of Health Appalachian Forest Reserve Engineer Corps Army Committee On Rules

Senate conflict over CORE SPRINGS SENSATION contracts

The scene centers on a Senate debate about a $623,000,000 CORE SPRINGS SENSATION and whether Mr. Gore earned it. Gore protested an unmet earning claim while Hale defended proper safeguards. Discussion included tribal agreements and congressional approval.

Gore Senate Congress Hale Murray

McMurray Defends Indian Contract Work in Washington

Mr. McMurray asserts he has represented the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations for over a decade with meritorious work. He says contracts should be approved by the President and Interior Secretary, not Congress, and denies pressuring lawmakers or engaging in dishnorable tactics. He adds negotiations with Senator Gore were pleasant and differs with his charges.

McMurray Gore Senate Mr. Gore Mer. Gallinger Oklahoma Committee On Indian Affairs Hughes Washington Mr. McMurray Congress United States Secretary of the Interior Senator Gore

Will Insist On Investigation Into Inspector Travel Costs

The article notes fourteen inspectors located in Shreveport Crowley and Terrebonne district with travel expenses drawing scrutiny from the Appropriations Committee. Traveling costs allegedly drew more attention than salaries, funded from a surplus. The committee favors transferring the surplus to the general fund to curb inflated travel bills.

Shreveport Crowley Terrebonne Appropriations Committee

Deering Wins National Amateur Trap Title at Grand American

G V Deering of Columbus Wisconsin captured the national amateur championship at the eleventh annual Grand American tournament in Chicago on the closing day. He broken 189 targets out of 200.

Chicago G. V. Deering Columbus Wis Interestate Trap Shooters Association Eropee

Attell Moran Fight Ends In Newspaper Decision

Abe Attell was given the newspaper decision over Owen Moran after ten rounds in Los Angeles. Gov. Gillette opposed prize fighting and instructed the district attorney to intervene, but Moran and Attell continued under the sparring bout ruling. The verdict was a hairline call.

Los Angeles Cal Abe Attell Owen Moran

Sheriff Latham Acquitted by Supreme Court in Tuscaloosa Case

In Montgomery Alabama the Tuscaloosa county sheriff Edgar K Latham was acquitted after impeachment proceedings. The court found the intoxication charge unproven and that he was not unfit for duties during official service.

Montgomery Ala Edgar EK. Latham Tuscaloosa County Supreme Court

Congress to adjourn after conference report passage

Washington reports final adjournment of Congress expected before 6 pm after Houge adopted the conference report despite Democratic opposition. Campaign contributions will be made public only after elections.

Washington Houge Congress

Markets Report from New Orleans and New York

The June 25 1920 market page shows New Orleans spot prices around 14.77 for the base, with highs and lows listed and regular close around 12.39 to 12.40. New York spots on June 25 show about 15.10 with a dull tone and modest shifts in intraday ranges.

New Orleans Close Ysty New York

Liverpool Sales Record and Price Range Notes

A brief notes on Liverpool sales figures with multiple price ranges. Mentions 2000 sales and figures around 7.46 to 7.58 across October and November. No clear event or outcome documented.

Liverpool

St Louis grain market report from June 25 1910

Windes daily cotton letter from Monroe and New Orleans wires notes foreign operators actively seeking to influence the market. The report highlights price movements and trading activity in grains and related commodities on that Saturday, with emphasis on transfer and demand dynamics.

Windes Monroe New Orleans

Market Outlook Cites Cotton Trade Shifts and Weather Impacts

The letter notes Liverpool small spot bales 18 000, New York stock shifts with 108 000 on hand and 55 000 shipping soon, and 19 000 sold yesterday. It cites improving Georgia crop reports, deterioration in North Carolina and South Carolina, with heavy rains in the eastern belt. Texas and Oklahoma demand general rain while West Texas nears moisture limits. E D Windes signs.

Liverpool Manchester New York America New York Journal of Commerce Georgia Alabama South Carolina North Carolina Texas West Oklahoma Mississippi River Arkansas E. D. Windes

Pathfinder leads Glidden tour into Wichita amid quick arrivals

In Wichita Kansas on June 24 the official pathfinder of the Glidden tour reached the city from Oklahoma City at about 4 15 this afternoon followed by other cars at two minute intervals.

Wichita Kas Glidden Oklahoma City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Famous Co., Ltd W. A. Davis Kern's Horseshoeing Shop Ee Pr. Io Joe Kern Prop Ian Oxfords Meyer Bros. Ltd G. H. Till Sugar Bros. Co., Ltd Racheal Bartlett Price Barlett S. O. McGuire Wood Street Racheal West Monroe Clerks Dr. T. Ragan Ruston City R. H. Blackman Eros Winnfield Jackson Winn Parishes Sig Haas Lyceum Theatr Ballinger-Pinchot Committee Niagara Will Deering Latham News-Star Ange Wertheimer-Swarts Shoe Co ST. Louis, U.S. A Daily Market S. J. Harman & CO H. R. Speed Monroe, la Hayward & Clark J. S. Bache & Co Carpenter, Baggett & Co Bartlett & Patten
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