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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1925
Page
4
A satirical piece portrays Chicago’s underworld as running a three month night school for burglars. It mocks student criminals who sack citizens and police, with a parody diploma etched on a gas pipe and a riotous fraternity motto.
Lord Beaverbrook born in New Brunswick 46 years ago today. Dr. John R. Mott born at Livingstone Manor New York 60 years ago. Henry Breckinridge born in Chicago 39 years ago. William B. Oliver born at Eutaw Alabama 58 years ago. Gene Tunney born in New York City 27 years ago.
Harry E. Hull, chosen to succeed W. W. Husbands as United States Commissioner of Immigration, has long Washington experience from his time as a Congress member. Born in Iowa in 1864, he moved to New York as a child, then returned to Iowa where he rose in local politics becoming alderman, mayor, and postmaster. He served in the U.S. House from a 1914 vacancy until last March.
Ex-Governor Allen of Kansas attacks President’s economy sermons as sparking a buyers’ strike that would harm Republican prosperity. Henry White argues thrift best sustains trade, citing global examples and Harlem conditions, concluding thrift underpins lasting national prosperity.
Five thousand Guardian cards from the Louisiana Department of Conservation, led by Commissioner W. J. Everett, pledge holders to uphold game, fish, forestry and conservation laws. The back code urges protecting forests, respecting landowners, enforcing laws, and reporting violations to safeguard wildlife and future hunting.
In upper Africa French troops face stiff Rif resistance as Abd El Krim defies relief efforts around Moroccan outposts. The combat under the African sun shows infantry remains decisive and bayonet use resurges amid colonial warfare lessons for European powers and tensions with imperial populations.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and hints. Includes entries like 1-A chessman 5-Pushes 9-Boat propeller and 1-Mid-West State of A. S. through 142-To permit, inviting solving strategy and crosschecking.
A reflective piece on quarrels highlighting how silence and politeness avert conflict. It cites examples from history and public figures, notes that a calm voice reduces disputes, and argues courtesy lubricates social order while strong words amplify tension.
The Ouachita Parish High School closed its 1910 commencement with sixteen graduates. Rev R H Wynn led the invocation, Miss Justa Evans spoke on The Enfranchisement of Women, and Miss Letita Petrie delivered the valedictory Tallow Tips. State Superintendent T H Harris gave the address on Southern educational progress.
The passage notes that Rift tribesmen' showing challenges beliefs about civilization and military power. It points out that blacks and yellows outnumber whites, recalling how "man power" was valued in World War II era.
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