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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
5
A compact recap lists deaths and notable events from 1800s to early 1900s. Foote, Clarendon, Ristori, Gallaudet, Wilson, and Patti appear among others with births, deaths, and milestones in New York London Washington and Paris.
One year ago today Allies notified Germany that it must pay reparation for the sinking of the surrendered fleet. The message stressed accountability and potential consequences if demands were unmet.
The News-Star continues to draw readers to its classified section as frequent users and advertisers rely on the page for listings. Persistent engagement signals the section’s ongoing usefulness amid changing media habits.
Economics experts report women shoppers deserve chief credit for reducing profiteering and easing prices. Merchants and the Justice Department joined in curbing excess costs, with women buyers driving the trend toward a saner price level and potential lasting effect on the national cost of living.
A town contemplates the impact of senate probes on campaign funding as millions pour into the Republican bid while Democrats report far smaller spending. Voters are viewed as choosing a national leader for personal reasons rather than campaign war chests.
Leaders from labor and management say the labor question is now investigated with more legal rigor after wartime strife. Employers vow fewer militant counter demands as major mortality passes. Meanwhile Long Island shorelands fetch tens of thousands per acre with luxury properties priced in the millions. Beer laws spark Broadway debates as wartime restrictions linger and weaker brews remain scarce.
Sir Robert L. Borden born Grand Pre Nova Scotia 66 years ago Freda Hemp celebrated soprano and concert singer born in Germany 35 years ago Brig. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin born Manchester Michigan 78 years ago Aaron S. Kreider born Lebanon County Pennsylvania 57 years ago Miss Helen A. Keller born Tuscaloosa Alabama 40 years ago Sir Herbert Ames born Montreal 57 years ago Rear Admiral Harry B. Knapp born Connecticut 64 years ago Dr. David P. Barrows born Ravenswood Illinois 47 years ago May Irwin born Whitby Ontario 58 years ago.
Gilbert Hitchcock, backed by the Nebraska delegation for the Democratic presidential nomination, is a U S Senator and Omaha native. A lawyer by training and journalist by choice, he served in the House from 1903 and the Senate since 1911, with top committee roles during World War I.
Racing includes Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct and Kentucky Association at Latonia. Trotting opens Western Canada Circuit in Calgary. Swimming trials in Alameda and Winnipeg. Bermuda race begins for New York Yacht Club. Athletics trials in Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and Pasadena. Boxing cards feature Brennan Anderson in Cleveland and Levinsky Smith in Cleveland plus Fitzsimmons Friedman in East St Louis and Geyer Rambaugh in Massillon.
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