24 May 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
1
Hayne Brown and Scalcs face reindictment by the grand jury over alleged Cotton Corner scheme. Proceedings center on charges tied to cotton trading practices and related conduct. Names and initials indicate individuals connected to the case.
Justice to seek re indictment of Frank Hayne William Brown Eugene Scales and Robert Thompson over 1909 cotton corner scheme with James A Patton. Indictment flaws feared may hinder conviction while Patton already pleaded guilty and paid a 4000 dollar fine.
J M Keller praised the Prisoner of Zenda showing in New Orleans last week and urged the Princess manager to offer refunds to any patron unsatisfied after the screening. If not satisfied, patrons may call the box office for a refund.
The Monroe Fair Association plans a baby contest to promote physical development and scientific infant care. Premiums will be awarded on measured points from birth to age three, with rules designed to educate mothers in育? and height weight chest and head measurements to compare babies.
Severe fighting resumed between Greek and Bulgarian troops near Saloniki as infantry and artillery contest the area. King Constantine, with the Greek general staff, arrives at Saloniki to seek a neutral zone. Dispatches describe the situation as extremely grave. Rev. L. H. Swayze will lead the Methodist Protestant church service Sunday. public invited.
The Chamber of Commerce foregoes July 4th events and schedules a trades day on Bunker’s Will Day Tuesday June 17th. Railroads offer special rates and a range of amusements attract thousands. Morning motor beat races, afternoon motor-cycle and automobile races, a Fats versus Leans baseball game, and a grand fireworks display close the day with proceeds benefiting St Francis Sanitarium.
A grand jury was summoned to assemble on the 27th to prepare for the upcoming July term of court.
Ormsby Tilton Flynn son of Mr and Mrs H P Flynn died at 11 36 this morning at 315 North Fifth street after a long illness. Interment will be in the city cemetery tomorrow at 10 o'clock. He was 2 years and 8 months old. The family recently lost another son aged seven.
Senator Simmons released public questions directed at several manufacturers seeking answers on production practices and compliance. The inquiries target labor, safety, and environmental standards with responses expected in two weeks.
Two killed and four injured in a rifle duel following an ordinary quarrel. Authorities report the attempt to mediate escalated into a deadly confrontation leaving two dead and four wounded. Police are investigating the sequence of events and any involved parties.
Senator Simmons released twenty five questions for manufacturers about the tariff proposal with the original La Follette list to accompany them. The Finance Committee said responses under oath from firms will be printed if filed but the bill report and final Senate action won’t be delayed. The inquiry covers production, costs, exports, destinations, duties and competitive factors in foreign markets.
The scene of the shooting was a saw mill owned and operated by D. J. Breen where the McMullins, who had been logging there with their own teams, were working. The family had lived in the area about twelve years and had no known relatives in the state.
Tokio May 24 The condition of Emperor Yoshihito continued to improve today. Physicians in attendance declare he will recover.
New York May 24 Miss Dolot ta O Gorman daughter of United States Senator and Mrs O Gorman married John Anthony Maher son of a former Albany mayor in a private nuptial mass at the Loyola School chapel. A reception followed at the O Gorman home on West 108th Street. Victoria Day observances noted across Canada with vacations and travel on the Saturday holiday.
The Monday fly swatting drive in Monroe offers large prizes led by a $25 grand prize from Ouachita National Bank. Young contestants will net $35 to $50 across two weeks, with additional donations from local businesses. Monday’s prizes include theatre passes, carved ivory, and two Lyceum Theatre passes for top finishers.
In a Berlin ceremony at the Schloss chapel, Princess Victoria Luise of Prussia wed Prince Ernest August of Cumberland. The simple Lutheran service contrasted with a royal pageantry of gowns, jewels, uniforms, banners, and arches along Unter den Linden.
Burglars forced entry by breaking the front door lock at Heidorff Steam Laundry and blew open the iron safe but escaped before reaching the cash drawer. The safe contained 3200 in cash and two gold watches worth 150. They left a hammer and a brace and bit behind. entry at Mr. Bell's paint shop was also forced. Police have no clues beyond the abandoned tools.
Princess Victoria Luise and Prince Ernest wed today in a regal ceremony that captivated the court and observers. The couple exchanged vows amid formalities, with royal attendants and spectators marking a significant nuptial event.
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