Thaws Record at Matteawan
In White Plains New York on June 28 Harry K Thaw's release hearing featured a lengthy gun deck of Matteawan records read by Clarence W Shearn The documents recount Thaws temper and behavior including a partner insult and an incident where he refused to leave his room and had to be carried away The exchange with former district attorney Jerome and questions from special prosecutor Himmel are noted The day also saw a district tax list property sale at noon with Deputy Sheriff Jesse W Mitchell selling fifty parcels, several already paid before the sale.
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White Plains
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Mattea Wan
Clarence W. Shearn
Thaw
Shearn
Amos T. Baker
Nere
Jerome
Jeroome
Court House
Jesse W. Mitchell
Charles W
New York
Chas. W
Mérse
Heinze
Morse
Women Devote Day to Pleasure at Federation Convention
In San Francisco the General Federation of Women's Clubs paused for a pleasure day during its ongoing convention. The presidential race heats up as over twenty state delegations caucus to form a nominating committee, with Mrs. Philip Carpenter and Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker leading as frontrunners.
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San Francisco
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Moore
Philip Carpenter
Percy V. Pennybacker
New York
Texas
Monroe Hotel Sunday Dinner Menu Showcased
The paper highlights the Monroe Hotel Sunday Dinner menu and praises the service and menu, inviting residents of Monroe to visit the hotel to enjoy the offerings and hospitality.
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Monroe Hotel
Monroe
Senator Hood Visits from Baton Rouge for Weekend
Senator T. L. Hood came up yes and from Baton Rouge to spend turday and Sunday. Mr. R. H. Terrell returned last night on a visit to Camden, Ark.
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T. L. Hood
Baton Rouge
Mr. R. H. Terrell
Camden, Ark
Baseball results and next games set
Athletics defeated Princess 7 to 5 and Regulars beat Railroad 7 to 5 in recent games. Upcoming Sunday matchups feature Athletics vs Railroad and Regulars vs Princess.
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Railroad
Princess
City League ball urged for better patronage
The City League ball, organized by the boys for summer amusement, has low patronage. Admission is 25 cents with grand stand, ladies free. Receipts barely cover expenses and no one involved receives pay, prompting a call for greater support.
Athletics to play Railroad in 3 o'clock park game
Readers are invited to attend two baseball games tomorrow afternoon at the park. The first feature match is Athletics versus Railroad at 3 o'clock. After this contest the Independents or Regulals will face the Princess in the second game. Ladies admitted free.
Schedule Rearranged for City League Games
The City League has rearranged the schedule so teams know if they play in the first or second contest. The list runs from June 30 to September 2, with Athletics, Railroad, Regulars, and Princess in various pairings on Sundays and Mondays.
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Athletics
Railroad
Princess
Athleticcs
Bryan’s Speech Shocks Convention After Fourthteen Ballot
The convention reacts as William Jennings Bryan denounces Morgan Belmont and Ryan while pledging to back the nominee. Nebraska shifts votes on ballot fourteen,Clark 550 Wilson 262 Underwood 1118 Harmon 29 Marshall 30 Kern 2. Vollmer Apgar buys Monroe Garage stock and plans to move operations July 1 offering E M F Flanders Overland cars.
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Clark
Bryan
Wilson
Morgan
Belmont
Ryan
Brewer
Mississippi
Mr. Bryan
Harmon
Underwood
Marshall
Foss
Kern
Nebraska
Vollmer-Apgar Company
Monroe Garage and Supply Company
Flanders
Overland
Girls Learn Home Economy Through Canning Payoffs
The article notes girls in Louisiana earning from home canning with a 1 10th acre tomato crop yielding 67.50. Caddo Clubs canned 1 500 jars of May haw jelly at 65 cents per dozen, selling at 1 40. Canning reduces grocery bills and teaches practical economics. Heat and air tight cans sterilize produce at 240 to 250 degrees.
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Louisiana
Boston Sale Plan Cited by Mrs Goldman
Readable lines note a proposed daily July sales event by Mrs Goldman in the Monroe area. The misspelled text mentions economic shops and ongoing sales in Boston, with emphasis on a successful plan and a promotional sale period.
High Low Close Vesty Summary
Trading note lists numbers 12.24 19.32 32 29.31 12.24 and changes -11.65 11.60 11.62 11.63 -11.66 11.62 11.63-11.656 without context or names. No identifiable events, persons, or organizations are stated.
Track meet results from New York event
Saturday June 29 1912 results show times for several sprinters and the Highrow Close Vesty and Foros Evans among listed runners with marks ranging from 11.18 to 11.65 seconds and several 11.4x splits.
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New Orleans
New York
Highrow
Soie
Foros Evans
Liverpool Market Report Shows Mixed Cotton Freight
Liverpool notes a 6.60 level with 6000 bales traded. Ports data drift between 6.37 and 6.39 with occasional 6.35 to 6.38 ranges.
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Liverpool
Sales
Windes Daily Cotton Letter Citrus and Market Outlook
Windes notes June weather mostly favorable for cotton with rains easing drought west of the Mississippi and cool nights slowing growth. analyst expectations show slight acreage decline but potential output near 14 million bales if conditions hold. Also reports a civil suit against Charles W Morse and Rev J A H Wharton’s return from Tioga with church duties.
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Monroe
New Orleans
Bureau
Mississippi River
Catalinas
Georgia
Mississippi
Mrs Kate McLain and Mrs Joe Austin Visit New Orleans
Mrs Kate McLain and Mrs Joe Austin are visiting in New Orleans. Miss Estelle Barber of Edwards Miss is a guest at the McLain home.
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Kate McLain
Joe Austin
New Orleans
Estelle Barber of
Edwards
McLain
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the Univ
Ford
J. Lowe
Matteawan
Betwen
Keogh
Kish
B. K. Fluker
Daylight Motion Pictures
American Princess Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Eldridge Charleton
BASE
Regulars
Pr. Ct
Senator Stone
Acre
Cess
The
Boston
Mrs. Goldman
Ers
Chicago
St. Louis
Windes’ Daily Cotton Letter
Oklahoma
E. D. Windes
J. A. H. Wharton
Tioga
First Baptist Church
the Consolidated Ice Company
Youngblood
Foster
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