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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
4
The line reads Telephone Calle and lists business office editorial room and social news. The fragment suggests internal newsroom contact references rather than a full story.
The article discusses Senator George Wesley Smith proposing a constitutional amendment to abolish the General Assembly and replace it with an eight member commission drawn from congressional districts. It notes support for easing legislative congestion and criticizes broader moves toward direct or commission government, while urging caution about shifting to a non-representative system.
A Beaumont Enterprise opinion argues many new holidays will crowd the year. The piece mocks proposed observances such as Brother's Day Sister's Day Grandpa's Day and Baby's Day while noting flaws in including all workers and interests.
A cautious note says future measures may be considered but current move is seen as a major break from tradition and likely to attract limited notice at this time.
A hard 4M announces a Negro dance at Laboring Man's Hall inviting all boys and girls to a "big, fat, greasy time." The piece mixes other notes including health maxims, odd humor, and political quips about peanut politics in Baton Rouge.
The Times-Picayune reports visiting editors will tour Louisiana showing progress in roads farms cattle hogs corn and living conditions. They will visit Houma Schriever Bayou Cane Hollms and Boudreaux Canal to sample oysters jambalaya and view a turtle farm before a lunch hosted by the Houmy Courier publisher.
A collage of milestones including Union College's 1795 founding at Schenectady New York the launch of Commodore Perry s flagship the Lawrence in Erie Pennsylvania and Louis Philippe s attempted assassination in 1839. Also noted are the 1849 Prussian occupation of Karlsruhe the 1872 Governor General Dufferin return the 1876 public telephone debut in Philadelphia and the 1886 treaty amendment between Britain and the United States plus William I opening the Reichstag and Salisbury becoming British premier again.
The author argues that women should share equal representation in church life and civic rights, noting progress from education and libraries toward equality. She laments continued religious prejudice, urging reform within religious bodies alongside political and educational advances.
A Monroe Booster letter from June 24 1914 argues truck farmers should expand northward routes to Little Rock Fort Smith Springfield and Missouri towns. It urges Monroe truckers to target markets along rail lines to Arkansas and Southeast Missouri for potatoes tomatoes and other produce.
Alfred Walker proprietor at 111 Vicksburg street Cumberland offers pine and oak stove wood in 12 and 16 inch lengths, fire wood two feet long, plus charcoal and pine kindling bundles. Delivery citywide with loads priced at 2.06 1.06 and 50 cents. Orders appreciated.
J Henry Sheppard vs Parker et al Sixth Judicial District Court Ouachita Parish Louisiana orders sale of Laytoon's second addition block and surrounding land near Bayou DeSiard. Sale at Monroe court house June 27 1914 with cash two thirds min. appraisal.
A modern debate on women's roles in church leadership is noted as persistent prejudice. The Revere l assembly of the Presbyterian church in Chicago frowned on an overture granting women ruling elders, while the M E Church in Oklahoma City denied laity rights to women, reflecting ongoing efforts to erase key distinctions.
An old advert touts Carsewell's Liver-Aid as a calm alternative to calomel, claiming it cleanses liver kidneys and bowels without shock or after effects. It promises immediate post consumption safety and a full refund if unsatisfactory.
Lieut Gen Sir Francis Reginald Wingate a key British administrator in upper Egypt and Sudan was born June 25 1861 in Renfrewshire After training at Woolwich he pursued a long military career joining the Egyptian Army in 1883 and serving in campaigns in Africa earning parliamentary thanks for Khartoum and Fashoda. Also notes a birthday list for several public figures including Le Baron Colt and Bishop Quinte.
Notice for a Monroe Louisiana meeting of Wahrer-Doughue Hatel Company Limited stockholders on the th day of July 1914 at 16 o clock to vote on changing the company name reducing capital stock and authorizing preferred stock. President M E Doughtie and Secretary J E Doughtie sign.
Five district prizes of new size gold cased watches with jeweled movements are on display at Larkin's jewelry store. Each district must award at least two prizes and every contestant earns ten percent of subscription money if not winning. District boundaries cover all Monroe city areas and surrounding railway lines.
Opening of seven day race meeting of Hamilton Jockey Club in Hamilton Ontario. Opening of annual tournament of North Dakota Sportsmen Association at Grand Forks North Dakota. Michigan State Golf Association event to be held in Detroit.
Annual intercollegiate events on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie New York feature Al Kubiak versus Bustling Levinsky in a 10 round bout and Eddie Ketehe against Patsy Drouillard in a 10 round contest in Toledo both showcasing regional boxing matchups.
World heavyweight championship clash between Jack Johnson and Frank Moran set for Paris. Also listed opening events include seven day race meet in Montreal and the Central States Championship tennis tournament starting in St Louis.
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