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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
A fragment references President E Faulk and wartime era mailing notes. It mentions Monroe Post Office and a 1909 act, indicating a second class entry. Further readable details are limited in the damaged OCR.
A Democratic critic denounces Senator McCormick of Illinois for misrepresentation in his campaign statement comparing Harding era expenditures with Wilson years. The piece defends Wilson’s legacy and ridicules the Republican effort as puerile, contends economic recovery stems from broader factors, and argues voters see through the rhetoric.
J Horace McFarland editor of Country Life extols golf in a garden as a lifestyle delight. He imagines players picking strawberries tomatoes and corn at dawn and notes the joys of fresh food and a tranquil retreat from city noise.
The article discusses a religion founded on Nature asserting man’s unity with the earth. It argues paradise regained by embracing natural living, simplicity, kindness, and outdoor life, warning that departures from natural behavior lead to life’s blunders. It presents Maude Muller as a symbol of yearning for authenticity.
Announcement from Chief Justice Taft advocates not adopting English courts but eliminating procedural delays and technicalities. He argues for fearless Americans on grand and petit juries to impose rigid law enforcement and remove abuses by defense tactics that delay or overturn verdicts.
An accord reached in New York between financiers and Mexico's finance minister signals a full resumption of government and business ties. Key issues include American rights, the national debt, and oil tax credits, with $500 million in Mexican obligations to be settled through next year.
Wise leads Monroe with a .354 average and Miller at .387. Basil hits .298 and Boyd .281 amid a slate of strong regulars. Basil leads fielding with .987, while Clark tops steals and RBIs. Upcoming four-game series vs Bastrop tests Monroe’s 2–1 lead.
The record lists notable moments such as 1816 Paul Hamilton death in Beaufort and 1843 Ulysses S. Grant West Point graduation, plus 1880 Jesuit expulsion from France and 1897 John Russell Young Librarian of Congress appointment. It covers 1919 Chicago clerk strike and other milestones.
Racing events include Queens County Jockey Club at 40: duet, Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, Hamilton Jockey Club at Hamilton. Rowing Home Regatta at Henley England. Archery opens at Newton Massachusetts. Golf Western Amateur in Kansas City and Metropolitan Junior in Ardsley. Horse Show opens in Babylon Long Island. Shooting NH State Trap in Manchester. Boxing cards feature Brennan Burk in New Orleans Cumberland Buffalo Rockaway bouts with Herman Kohler and Wilson.
Cable dispatch from Shanghai reports Chen Chiung-Ming the driver who recently forced Sun Yat Sen from Canton has been assassinated in Shanghai. The Chinese daily news note confirms the event and location.
The United States closes its fiscal year as Brig. Gen. Frederick W. Sladen becomes commandant of the United States Military Academy. Wisconsin Christian Endeavor holds its state convention in Waukesha. A merger unites Michigan homeopathic and regular medical schools. The Farm Bureau Movement marks its 58th anniversary in De Kalb with events. Elisha J. Babcock retires after long service in the State Department.
Henry H Parke, called the father of the farm bureau movement, will headline the Decennial celebration in De Kalb Alabama. A Michigan graduate, Parke taught at West Virginia before returning to establish the first farm bureau in 1912. The movement has since grown to over a million farmers across 47 states and more than 1 600 counties.
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