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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
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A terse AP notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its dispatches and any locally published material. The notice reiterates AP ownership over news content and distribution within the publication.
The piece notes Charles W. Bryan, brother of William Jennings Bryan, entering Nebraska Democratic primary as governor candidate. It highlights profiteering as a key plank and suggests he may unite wet and dry factions, a deviation from his brother’s stance, while stressing that brothers seldom think alike.
A reflective essay on seasonal change as a metaphor for evolution. It extols spring to summer to autumn to winter as a cyclic ascent toward greater beauty, grace, and harmony with God, noting humanity can progress and mature through life's cycles.
The text contemplates awe at the universe from Earth to distant stars and the heavens declaring glory. It invites readers to find life, love, and beauty in the canopy of heaven and the mysteries handed down from the past to the present moment.
Monarchists openly celebrate the murder of German foreign minister Walter Rathenau and threaten the Republic. The government may face a struggle for survival as monarchist groups and secret murder organizations gain influence, with Bavaria a noted base for activity. A socialist warning about trouble preceded these developments.
Fragmentary wartime note says Luden dorff and Hindenburg work while Hugo Stinties leads industry as tension accrues and a confrontation looms in eastern Prussia. The piece labels the scene a monster review of reactionary forces.
The Lake Charles American Press notes Elbert H. Gary as a powerful steel executive who advocates a new, humane approach to business. He urges respect for customers, fair treatment of employees as associates, open information for stockholders, and competition guided by plan rather than destructiveness. The piece contrasts his hard image with his softer ethical rhetoric.
The article argues that publicity is essential for international talks at The Hague, noting Karnebeek as League of Nations Assembly president and criticizing efforts to suppress press coverage. It credits journalists for revealing facts about Genoa and says world public opinion favors openness despite diplomatic missteps.
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