Monroe and Jones Re elected in Presidential Session
President Monroe and Secretary Jones were re elected. The session concluded with both officials securing renewed terms.
06 May 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
1
President Monroe and Secretary Jones were re elected. The session concluded with both officials securing renewed terms.
A large crowd attended the Land Congress closing session with brief talks by President Monroe Secretary Jones and M L Alexander. Officers were unanimously reelected. A special excursion train visited the Phillips plantation for livestock and agricultural displays.
New York's first architecture and building show opened at Grand Central Palace and will run one week. The event features building materials, supplies, and accessories, plus conferences and lectures for architects engineers and contractors. A special section highlights landscape architecture and interior and exterior suburban home embellishments.
A large crowd of clergy and laypeople will attend a solemn pontifical mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral on May 6 before sunrise. It marks the tenth anniversary of the early morning mass for newspaper workers and night staff. Archbishop Farley will officiate.
The mass and Bishop McFaul of Trenton will give the sermon with invitations sent to many clergy and representative men nationwide. The first workers mass was held by Father Evers at St Andrew's Church in 1901 after a papal dispensation from Pope Leo XIII. Weekly attendance now nears 1200.
London marks the first anniversary of King George V's accession with honors and gun salutes. A busy royal season follows including Imperial Conference starting May 22, coronation preparations, state visits, and numerous public events through summer and into autumn.
Mrs. Ella Wilson the mayor of Hunnewell Kansas delivered an ultimatum to the city council last night insisting no official business proceed until the council confirms her appointments of Mrs. W. E. Hilton for city clerk and Mrs. G. A. Osborn for city marshal both named in the same move by the mayor.
New Orleans May 5 Captain Richard Meredith warden of the New Orleans parish prison was found not guilty in the criminal district court of charges alleging violation of the state election laws.
Mr G Grosvengh Dave delivered a speech at the Good Samaritan Home. The event followed a prior donation of $587.50 with an additional receipt of $14.00 recorded yesterday.
A speech at the Louisiana Farm Land Congress in Monroe addressed immigration and the South’s growth. The speaker urged welcoming immigrants who align with American ideals, warned against Mediterranean entrants, and highlighted the South’s rich resources including a 3000 mile coast, vast waterways, and strong power potential.
President Diaz rejects insurgent demand for immediate resignation stating no concession will be made. Rebels press for leadership change amid ongoing unrest and political tensions.
El Paso May 6 General Madero received a tele gram from President Diaz asking for public announcement of his resignation The message signed by Diaz was to be discussed with peace commissioners Judge Carbajala called a conference and Rebel peace envoys were notified An armistice that was to expire today may be extended if the reply proves satisfactory and a settlement could be reached promptly
The Illinois Senate committee cannot compel Edw Tillden G W Benedict and W C Cummings to reveal Edward Tilden’s bank books. Judge Petit sustains habeas corpus aid, preventing inspection of Tilden’s private accounts. Tilden named by Clarence Funk as recipient of a $10 000 check for a $100 000 fund to aid Lorimer’s election.
After two weeks of discussion the Democratic bill to place manufactured articles aiding farmers on the free list reached its final day of general debate in the House. Republicans present several amendments but Democrats say the bill will pass without changes before adjournment after the five minute rule is applied Monday.
Atlanta hosts the fifth annual South Atlantic League of German Societies sangerfest with thousands of delegates arriving from Jacksonville Montgomery Pensacola Tampa Macon New Orleans Athens Birmingham Memphis Mobile Charleston Chattanooga and more. The Auditorsium decorations blend German and U S colors in an artistic display for meetings and concerts.
Five hundred delegates from across Texas attend the Christian Church of Texas annual conference in Fort Worth for a three day session starting today May six.
In St Louis Missouri on May Monday next the trial of Mrs Dora E Doxey formerly of Nebraska is set at Clayton on a bigamy charge She was acquitted of murder in this city a year ago and her illness in Tennessee may prevent her appearance for trial The case stems from her alleged marriage to William J Elder whom she was later tried for murder and acquitted of
Sidney Kahn advertises fire and casualty insurance offering policies from reputable companies. Contact home phone 56 or combined line 20 with callout 6-3t. The ad warns readers they will regret a house fire and promotes immediate coverage.
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