Ford Noted as Presidential Prospect by Hilles
Chas D Hilles Republican National Committeeman from New York argues in a World printed statement that Henry Ford could win the presidency if the public believes his wealth proves leadership. He says Ford lacks national political knowledge and mocks his readiness, warning that backing a factory magnate could degrade democracy.
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Hilles
Ford
Associated Press
New York
Henry Ford
Mammon
Chas. D. Hilles
New York World Today
Hiiles
Mr. Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Rev F W Tinnin to preach at First Baptist Monroe
Rev F W Tinnin editor of the Baptist Message will occupy the First Baptist Church pulpit in Monroe Sunday morning and evening and continue through July except the fourth Sunday. He is a Tulane grad and former staffer at the Times Picayune. The public is invited to attend.
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F. W. Tinnin
The
Baptist Message
Shreveport
First Baptist Church
Tinnin
Tulan
University of New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Baptist Denomination
Isiana
Ardi« Memorial Church
Monroe
Tripp
Classified Advertisements Collage
Miscellaneous rental and sale notices list furnished apartments houses and shrubs. Entries include FOR RENT furnished nxpartment at Magnolia Inn with phone numbers, FOR RENT furnished apartment at North Second Street, FOR SALE new house five rooms bath Fourth and Stone, other items and requests for Sanders and various contact details. An odd anecdotal line appears about a local marital dispute ending with a coin and fruit remark.
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Fourth End
Chean
Monroe
Sanders
Aot
Calypso Street
Pilgrim Oil Ramey No 8 Drills Louisiana Deepest Well
The Pilgrim Oil Company’s Ramey No 8 in DeSoto parish near Logansport reaches 5,000 feet, a record depth in oil drilling aside from the Orange field. Senator Alves directs operations as a core sample is stored and a rapid 2 hour 45 minute round trip is logged. Deeper drilling is planned.
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Streveport
Louisiana
Orange
Texas
Ailfield
America
Pilgrim Oil Company
L V. Alves
DeSoto Parish
Logansport
Port Worth
Ulvey
Camp Fire Girls Stage Plays to Raise Funds at West Monro
Camp Fire Girls presented The Ballads of Mary Dane and The Oyster Man at the West Monro school auditorium led by guardian Mrs PF L Watts and aided by Miss Mary E Hannah. Cast included Eva Reed as Mary Jane and Ella Reed as Benjamine with Mortimer roles, plus Maida McClendon as the father. Receipts totaled 89.00 with 2.75 expenses leaving a 27.25 balance for dues payment.
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Ballards
Mary Dane
West Monro School
Camp Fire
Mary Jane
Lord Mortimer
Ethel Wilkins
Mary Jans
Benjamine
Maida McClendon
Marie Ley
Mildred Adams
Eva Gates Vane
Galliger
Sheen
Mise Hannah
Riley
Armandine Renwad
Gladys Grant
Carry Mac Kirkpatrick
Mary Mil
Hunt
Civil Service Examinations Set For July 21
United States civil service exams for clerk and mail carrier at the Monroe post office will be held July 21 starting at 9 o'clock in the morning. Applications on the prescribed form with instructions are available from the local representative at Moore post office or the secretary of the civil service board in New Orleans. Open competitive examination under U S civil service commission rules.
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United States Civil Service
Monroe
Commission
Lochl
Moore
The
Civil Service Board
New Orleans
Governor Parker to be Honored in Monroe Visit
Governor John M. Parker will be the honor guest in Monroe during the state American Legion convention August 15 to 17. The Legion plans events while Monroe citizens arrange a broader program of entertainment for the chief executive. A cordial reception and banquet are planned with details to be set.
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John M. Parker
Louisiana
American Legion
Monroe
Legion
Parker
Blast Kills Four on Destroyer Off Rhode Island
The destroyer Williamson suffered an engine room explosion at sea near the naval hospital area. Four sailors were killed and four wounded as steam and hot water flooded the lower decks. Victims include Doc Abermather Millicen, Cham tan, Latchford, and Aleck Vacuincts.
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Rhode Island
Associated Press
Newport, &. 1
Williamson
Nate
Naval Hospital
Navy
Doc Abermather Millicen
Fairfield
Alamitry Cham Tan
Newbern
N.C. Cuford
Latchford
Lebanon
Chiay Dexeptt
Aleck
Vacuuints
Far Rockeway
N. Y
Louisiana Corporations Added in Baton Rouge Weekly Totals
In Baton Rouge on June 30 a report shows two new corporations worth 400,908 dollars joined Louisiana firms this week. Total capital reported by new and filing firms amounts to 1,421,726 dollars with several large entries listed including Guyton Sugar Company New Orleans 200,900 dollars and Grand Coteau Lome Oil Company Wilmington Col 124,000 dollars among others.
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Baton Rouge
Loumine
Guyton Sugar Company, Inc
New Oreans
Grand Coteau Lome Oil Company
Wilmimeton
Col
Lodisioneg
Star Lounams Piedge Company, Inc
New Orleans
Welner OF and Gas Company
Sheeveport
Kybits, Weil and Synon
Lafayette Land Company
Canal Crafties Realty Company
Inez
Orleans
Patni Company
Ber
Shreveport
Urania Petroleum plans cautious large scale gas development
Urania Petroleum Company outlines a phased exploration and development program centered in the Monrad and Urania areas. Initial tests carry up to 250000 dollars, with a goal to locate a gas pool within 50 miles of the main field and a total spend of at least ten million dollars, potentially rising to twenty million. Operations originate from Monroe with headquarters in the Ouachita bank building.
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Hall
Monrad
London
Urania Petroleum Company
Tall
Alga
Urania
Alldo
Monroe
Ouachita Bank
Two suits against Wizard continue amid political turmoil
The article notes two suits against Wizard Evans, risking his citizen status with potential fines up to 50000 dollars. Dr Evang George Mail, legislator from Daliog, spoke after a Dallas Klan gathering, where Evans addressed 7500 attendees. Colonel William J Simmons, Klan leader, traveled to San Antonio after a Peamont meeting. In New Orleans a veteran pleads guilty in a separate immigration case.
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Evang
George Mail
Daliog
Pallas K. BK. K
Wisard Evans
Kien
William J. Simmons
The
San Antonio
Peamont
New Orleans Cotton Markets End Lower Amid Belt Weakness
Cotton futures in New Orleans sagged significantly on June 30 with July, October and December contracts dropping 19 to 41 points from yesterday. Weather across the belt was cooler and unsettled, aiding speculative selling as stock declines fed into the day’s session. Open and closing ranges show substantial losses though late day steadiness formed.
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New Orleans
Bureau
Tate
Jate
Deieber
Chicago
Moorehead
Menr
Aberdeen
Hoaven
Tellies
L. L. Smith
Texas
Texan
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
New Orleans Times- Picayune
New York Cotton and Wheat Markets React to Weather News
The report outlines rapid shifts in cotton and grain prices as traders await a crop report. Weather factors, stock market irregularities, and several private crop estimates influenced futures with July liquidation and mixed moves across September, December, and corn contracts.
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New York
Moniley
Joly
Netober
Liverpool
Srentl Reller
Syntherm Am
Svllina
Rtcom Bates
Trwligg
Noleta
Halton
Stock market down as U S Steel hits new yearly low
New York June 30 prices improved for a few shares but the overall trend was downward. U S Steel and twenty five other leading stocks reached new low prices for the year. Losses ranged from 2 to 5 points as trading volume totaled about 450000 shares.
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New York
Davison Chemical
Pdupont
United States
Baldwin
St. Paul
Great Northern Preferred
American Telephone
Fisher Body
Pan-American
California Petroleum and
Texas Company
RE. E. Plowcree & Co's
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
Venner & Beane
Treasury Reorganization to Shift Bureaus and Resignations
Washington reports a department reorganization set to shift key bureaus and alter Edward Clifford’s duties, with his resignation anticipated. Financial markets and exchange rates react to broader economic jitters as midyear crop outlooks show weakness and weevil threats loom over the cotton belt, including Texas and Mississippi.
Clearing House Reserve Exceeds Previous Week
Clearing House banks and trust companies report a weekly reserve excess of 12.395 million dollars, up 4.846 million from the prior period, indicating a stronger liquidity position in New York.
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Clearing House
New York
Harding Admits Move on Unions
The article reports President Harding and his attorney general using government power to prevent labor unions from destroying the open shop during a strike. It notes opposition to nationalization of key industries and Harding’s stance against nationalizing major sectors, with emphasis on unions and the open shop.
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United Statess
Travelers journey from Greensboro to Los Angeles on wager
Kenneth Lewis and Fred Mause travel in a Ford from Greensboro, N C to Los Angeles on a wager starting June 18. They expect to reach L A in 30 to 45 days, stay one day, then return by the same route. Rev Frank Tripp has reached Liverpool and will tour London Paris and Stratford before writing from various European hotel addresses. The Monroe Welfare Association plans a community welfare house to serve multiple agencies and groups. The Sixth District Court goes on vacation until September.
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Kenneth Lewis
Fred Mause
Monroe
Greenboro
N. C
Los Angeles
Calif
Greensboro
Pacific Coast
Frank Tripp
First Baptist Church
Liverpool
England
Atlantic
London
British Museum
Trafalgar Square
Prince Albert Memorial
Hyde Park
Tate Gallery
Tower of London
St. Paul's
Houses of Parliament
Westminster Abbey
Windsor
Hampton Court
Stratford-on-Avon
The
Baptist Message
Shreveport
the First Baptist Church
Monroe Welfare Association
North Lousiana
Ouschita Chapter
Red Cross
Ouachita Public Health Organization
Ouachita Health Unit
Red
President Harding Visits Yellowstone Region Planning Geyser Tour
President Harding and Mrs. Harding travel by special train from Helena toward Gardiner as National Park Service agents coordinate times and routes to expose the party to intermittent geysers. Director Mather will direct the trip after joining the party at Salt Lake City. In Helena the president delivered an address urging universal draft during war, support for public education, and favoring world court membership to reduce future conflicts.
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National Park Service
Harding
Service
Yellowstone
Mather
Park Service
Salt Lake City
Helena
Gardiner
Montana
World Court
Youngsters Struck by Desiard Auto
Two boy messengers Clifford Whitford and Wood Whitford from Collens Pharmacy were struck by an automobile in front of Chase and Armani Drug Co at 2 pm. The bicycle was demolished, they suffered bruises, were taken to St Francis Sanitarium for treatment, with no fractures reported.
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Clifford
Woodrow Whitford
Collens Pharmacy
Fron
Chase and Armani Drug Company
St. Francis Sanitarium
Krex Company Department Store Holds Big Money Raising Sale
Krex Company debuts a large fundraising sale at its department store with substantial discounts and promotional offers. The event aims to boost donations and attract shoppers with reduced prices on assorted goods across departments.
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Krex Company
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