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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
5
A report notes that Dr Lawrence Lee Oaly is operating openly on a Sunday, with references to his professional status and business practices. The item emphasizes public visibility of the professional activity and the weekend schedule.
Rev. J Benjamin Lawrence argues prohibition strengthens public sentiment and church roles in Louisiana. A New Orleans inspection reveals saloons open under Gay Shattuck law with a minor buying alcohol, prompting calls for enforcement and civic action. The piece also notes President Taft’s forestry chief removal and Roosevelt’s planned statement on national politics.
Allen's Pharmacy endorses ZEMO a scientific liquid for external use that relieves and cures skin and scalp diseases by drawing germs to the surface. The druggist offers proof of cures and explains how this clean home treatment works for infants and adults.
J A Collins and surveyors have been in Jena surveying right of way for proposed Southern Telephone lines. Rumor says Southern will buy Catahoula Telephone, though the local president says terms are unlikely. If the deal fails, the Southern exchange will move to Oak and First streets. Court adjourned with important cases postponed to November term.
The first annual meeting of the national conference for research and welfare begins at Clark University Worcester with a large attendance. Featured papers include anemia elimination in the South infant mortality prevention Bureau of Education efficiency and scope child study in Europe and the juvenile court reform led by notable speakers such as Dr C W Stiles Dr Helen Putnam Elmer E Brown Judge Ben B Lindsey G Stanley Hall and Prof William H Burnham.
In a continuation from page one a discussion notes President Roosevelt’s cautious stance toward endorsing the current national administration and supporting Taft for renomination. The account suggests that persuading Roosevelt would require substantial explanation and authority.
On account of stocktaking and fiscal year end the business will be closed Thursday June 30 at 2551 Sugar Bros Co Ltd.
In Rayville Louisiana June 28 George Freeman 50, married with children, shot Marshal Chenault after an arrest for obscene language. Freeman's buckshot killed Chenault. He fired at Bob Wynn and Bagby, with pellets going through walls. A child narrowly escaped. Freeman was captured as deputies arrived. crowd considered vigilante action before law prevailed.
Judge McIntosh was ordered to convene the grand jury and appoint a jury for a quick trial. Marshal Chenaug, aged 54, a longtime local deputy sheriff and ward marshal, died after a career in law enforcement spanning years and multiple fraternal memberships. He leaves several children and numerous relatives.
Fifteen balloons launched from Paris in the French Aero Club grand prix. A strong southeast wind carried the balloons as the race opened today.
New Orleans June 28. William Stringfellow, convicted of forging and uttering as true and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary, saw his hopes for a new trial crumble when Judge Baker refused review this afternoon. He will be sent to the penitentiary within ten days.
The program includes short comedies Gee I Am Late and A Brave Little Girl from Pathe plus A Romantic Young Lady from Pathe and The Portrait from Vitagraph. Also Love Among the Roses Bio graph drama and Customs of the Buddhists in India educational.
The notice lists admission for adults one cent and children five cents with matinee at 3 30 and night at 7 30. Doors open thirty minutes before showtime. Matinee admission reads five and ten cents.
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