No Cause for Hysterics Over State Central Committee Coup
The Monroe News-Star argues the State Central Committee coup shows duties are routine with no advantage to either faction. Critics say the majority should have named officers in sympathy with the incoming governor, while Parker supporters press for party unity and loyalty in the April general election.
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Monroe News-Star
State Central Committee
Friend News-Star
St. Francisville
Aswer
M. Parker
Democrat Party
Mr. Parker
Colon
Frank P. Stubbs
Parker
Erec John M. Parker
M Parker
Presen
Great
Democratic Party
Willell
BO Long
Parker’s leadership questioned amid party divisions
A editorial view notes Parker should avoid dictatorial tone and seek harmony with rivals. It predicts a strenuous four years, possible regret before one third of the term passes, and warns of office seekers and inevitable bickering as factions vie for influence. It asserts minorities deserve consideration and that no single group holds all wisdom.
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Parker
Early waking linked to winter insomnia for most adults
The New York Sun says winter slows normal life and causes sleeplessness with advice to read, or make coffee and turn the hours into a small festival. Elderly sleepers show year round early waking with varied fixes, yet no universal remedy exists.
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New York Sun
February Exports Decline Prominent in Trade Report
The February foreign trade statement from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce shows exports at 646 million dollars, the lowest since last October, with January at 722 million and February 2020 at 585.1 million. Eight months ending February total exports 6.231 billion, ahead of last year, while imports for February stand at 467.906 million, with eight months totaling 3.295 billion. Gold imports were small at 4.478 million while exports reached 43 million. silver imports were 12 million and eight months 63 million, with silver exports at 16 million for February and 197 million for eight months.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
All Must Labor in God's Light
A reflection on universal labor claims all workers as equal before God. It asserts that rich and poor, employer and employee, preacher and hodcarrier share the same measure of diligence and responsibility, urging faithful work by all.
Wealth and Labor Duty Unite in Shared Responsibility
A Manufacturers Record piece argues both rich and poor share burden of work. Wealth or power heightens duty to produce while idle elites threaten progress. The text urges leaders to set a active example and call others to join in productive labor for survival and moral duty.
Outrage Over Grace Episcopal Rector’s Health Rule Conviction
Monroe reports Reverend Arthur Randell Price of Grace Episcopal Church found guilty of violating the Board of Health influenza order prohibiting services. He received a suspended sentence of twenty five dollars or twenty days on the street, provoking strong condemnation of the ruling and its perceived intolerance.
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Monroe
Arthur Randell Price
Grace Episcopal Church
Monroe Board of Health
Monrow
Boards of Health
Boards of Hesith
Calm resolve over epidemic fear urged by churches
The letter argues for calm and not panicking during an epidemic. Churches and their ministers provide solace and should not be denied. Prohibiting church attendance is ridiculed and fear-adaptation urged, highlighting courage over panic during disasters.
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Boards of Health
Shreveport
Ohio to launch youth fitness drive on Decatur anniversary
The Ohio Board of Health begins an educational campaign to improve physical fitness for boys in the Buckeye State marking the hundredth anniversary of Commodore Decatur's death at Barron’s hands. Kansas organized labor meets in Emporia to adopt a platform for the upcoming political campaign. Delaware and Wash. vote on the Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment.
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Stephen Decatur
Commodore Barron
Ohio Board of Health
Buckeye
Organized Labor
Kansas
Emporia
Delaware
Wash
Special sessions and conferences on labor and veterans issues
Lawmakers in the state capital convene in a special session while railroad labor talks resume with executives on wage disputes. American Legion delegates plan a Washington assembly to revisit the “bonus” question. An international trade and emigration commission is to be addressed at a London labor conference. The week marks the appeal for 250000 dollars to fund MacMonnies statue at the Marne’s nearest Paris point.
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Ington
Association of
Railroad Executives
Washington
The
American Legion
International Commission On Emigration
London
Americans Raise Fund for Marne Statue Gift
The nearest point to Paris reached by the Germans in the first battle of the Marne will be marked by Americas Gift to France a statue by Frederick MacMonnies. A fund of 250000 dollars is to be raised this week by popular subscription. MacMonnies, designer of the statue, is among the foremost American sculptors. He was a
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America
France
MacMonnies
Parise
The
Marne
Paris
Brooklyn Sculptor Who Bridged France and America
A Brooklyn artist trained by Saint Gaudens gained fame in Paris in 1884 with notable works. His hallmarks include a daring facade and the Soldiers and Sailors Arch in Prospect Park Brooklyn. His French study and artistic ideals positioned him as a key link between nations.
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Brooklyn
Saint Gaudens
Seth
Munich
Farle
Atedio
Paris
Wathan Hale
New York City
Prospect Park
France
America
Dirt for sale for Ouachits National Bank excavation
Dirt for sale contract holder announces excavation of Ouachits National Bank site. Work to begin in about ten days. Those ordering dirt will be served in order of application. For details call H. M. McGuirre at the listed number.
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Ouachits National Bank
H. M. McGuirre
Unclear fragment hints at wartime candy sale history
Fragment mentions a confectionery and a store install period but the text is garbled. It refers to wartime reflections and a Virginia location with a person named Virginie Pepe and a sale date around 18M, lacking coherent dates or events.
Browse work as tY tien of Vroman in Japan
A fragment mentions work browsing in Japan tied to the term Vroman with unclear context. No concrete events, dates, or named organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Vroman
Bonds Liver Pills Drive Colds Or Headaches
Promotes Bond s Liver Pills as a remedy that will start the system and help you wake up well next morning. Advertisement mentions pharmacists and daily use for relief from ailments.
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