Hosts of Gray in Big Reunion Opens
The formal opening brings hosts of Gray to a grand reunion with scenes of unbounded enthusiasm.
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27 May 1913
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
1
Reunion opens as Confederate Veterans gather in Chattanooga
Thousands of veterans and their Sons and Daughters converge in a tented city in Chattanooga for the twenty third annual United Confederate Veterans reunion honoring Gen Alexander Stewart. Gov Ben W Hooper welcomes the crowd praising Confederate loyalty and military valor in the opening ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Alexander P. Stewart
Tennessee
George P. Hickman
J. W. Bachman
Hooper
Thompson
W. E. Brock
Bennett H. Young
Louisville
Julian §. Carr
North Carolina
K. M. van Zandt
Texas
George Harrison
Alabama
William B. Hakeman
Kentucky
Sons of Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Veterans
Confederate States Memorial Association
South
Kate Daffin
State of
Ben W. Hooper
Roosevelt Denies Drunkenness In Libel Suit
Theodore Roosevelt testified in Marquette that he never drank strong liquors and drank only light wines with meals. He admitted limited champagne and mint juleps in the White House and on campaign trips, denying habitual intoxication while suing Ishpeming publisher George A. Newett for 10000 in a libel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Associated Press
Marquette
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
White House
Weather Report Tonight Forecast Quiet and Mild
Weather report notes tonight in modestly warmer term terms with fair skies and little temperature change. No strong fronts or precipitation expected amid calm winds and stable conditions.
Becker Case Reopens With New Trial Bid
New York May 27 Justice Gott will hear arguments tomorrow on Becker's bid for a new trial. Charles A Becker former New York City police lieutenant is under death sentence for the murder of Herman Rosenthal a gambler. Becker's counsel claims new evidence supports a frame up by gunmen seeking revenge for his prior prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Justicie Gott
Charles A Becker
New York City
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Roosevelt the Stand Declared Never Drank a Cocktail
A claim states Roosevelt the Stand never consumed a cocktail or high ball in his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declared
Roosevelt libel trial moves forward with late session
Marquette Michigan May 27 1908 a night session aims to speed the Theodore Roosevelt libel suit against editor Geo A Newett as ten veniremen are passed for cause with four peremptory challenges leaving two jurors likely. Roosevelt arrives with Gifford Pinchot Tru man Newberry James R Garfield and Jacob A Riis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Riis
Patent Trust Threats Hit Retailers Over Prices
A patent trust threatened to block price cuts by retailers on patented articles, aiming to maintain higher margins and control market competition.
Supreme Court Slams Patent Monopoly Restrictions
The Supreme Court ruled that patent owners cannot control the price retailers charge to consumers, striking down a so called patent monopoly aimed at wide price cuts. The decision centers on a nerve tonic patent and revisits the mimeograph case, with Justice Day delivering the majority opinion and four justices dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of United States
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
McKennis Lurton
Holmes and
Vandeventer
Justice Day
Terrell Dies. Noted Camden Citizen Left Bank Director
After arriving here he rose quickly in business, became a leading city figure, and directed major affairs. Survived by wife and son Tom, a brother Walter Terrell, sisters Mrs J H Goodgame and Miss8S Terrell. Remains sent to Camden for interment with a lodge delegation. Terrell owned Ouachita Valley Bank stock and Ouachita Hotel and held El Dorado property. He supported many charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
J. H. Goodgame
Walter Terrell
T. R. Earle
Monroe Lodge No
Ouachita Hotel
Camden
el Dorado
Terrell Dead Good Man of Monroe Passes
Mr. R H Terrell a leading Monroe businessman and partner in Terrell and Goodgame Co died Monday shortly after 4 pm after a long illness. He suffered from cancer of the inner ear and had just returned from Baltimore and New York where doctors failed to help. Born near El Dorado Arkansas forty one years ago he worked in Camden before moving to Monroe two and a half years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Terrell
Monroe
Terrell & Goodgame Co
Baltimore
New York
Terrell
el Dorado
Union County
Arkansas
Camdenn
Ark
Monroe i
Ter
Rosenberg brothers plead guilty to arson in Fort Wayne
David and Benjamin Rosenberg pleaded guilty at trial on charges of arson connected to the burning of their Fort Wayne store. The pleas were accepted by the prosecutor on condition they aid in prosecuting the so called arson trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
David
Benjamin Rosenberg
Two Appointments Made
Washington May 27 President Wilson nominated T. M. Muller for postmaster at Hattiesburg Mississippi and S. S. McClenson for post master at Tyler Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
T. M. Muller
Hattiesburg
Miss
S. S. McClenson
Tyler
Texas
City to refund A L G tax to taxpayers
In a conversation with the mayor it was stated that at the next City Council meeting on Monday June 2 a resolution would authorize the secretary treasurer to pay the residue of the A L G tax to those who paid it. The amount is about four mills. The tax was voted for the Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf railroad which failed to meet conditions and thus did not earn the license, so the remaining funds will be returned to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsythe
Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Railroad
Bank Seeks Forcing Deposit Of Training Institute Funds
Union National Bank seeks a writ of mandamus against P. M. Atkins and H. M. McReynolds of the Louisiana Training Institute to compel deposit of all institute funds into the bank. It alleges bids were for a fiscal agent on April 15 1913, Bank bid 4.85 on daily balances was highest and accepted, but officers refused to deposit funds and $10 000 is boxed and not deposited, the withheld amount driving the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union National Bank
P. M. Atkins
Felkner Held 94 Hours For Contempt Of Court
Felkner was jailed for 94 hours after a contempt ruling by Judge Joe Mangham of the city court. The defendant faced drunk and disorderly charges. witnesses had testified and Felkner offered no formal statement beyond a profane remark. The case was to be continued this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. IF. Felkner
Joe Mangham
Felkner
Judge Mangham
Factory Lie Proposition Urged by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce urges early sale of 150 lots as part of a factory lie proposition.
Monroe Chamber Urges Sale of 180 Lots for Factory Sites
Secretary Luther Ellison of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce mails an appeal to citizens urging quick sale of 150 lots in the Alexander Factory Site Addition. If sold at 200 dollars each with trustee arrangements, 40 acres will be donated along the Iron Mountain Railroad and a 25 million dollar bonus fund created to attract new industries. Citizens listed include Jack Zanone J M Keller Sig Haas R L Morris Chas Titche and many others already taking parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ellison
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Southern Improvement Company
Alexander Factory
L. P. Alexander
Lee Avenue
Alexander
Chamber of Commerce
Iron Mountain Railroad
T. E. Flournoy
Ouachita National Bank
Jack Zanone
J. M. Keller
Sig Haas
R. L. Morris
Chas. Titche
J. E. Doughtie
W. R. Gordon
W. W. Cain
T. G. Easterling
Frank G. Carpenter
Guy T. Richards
Geo. A. Barker
J. L. Nelson, Jr
J. Neal Ingram
Consolidated Ice Co
H. D. Apgar
D. Aubrey Haas
C. W. Kesterling
Allan Sholars
Walter Eider
J. F. Doughtie
A. L. Green
Joe Kern
Ll. L. Smith
T. E. Fournoy
Sugar Bros. Co., Ltd
I. Baer
G. B. Cooley
Sam Kaplan
Scott's Arctic Tomb Dispute Over Body Disturbance
London May 27 Lord Curzon announced at a Royal Geographical Society meeting that no effort will be made to disturb the bodies of Captain Robert F Scott and his expedition companions. The announcement accompanied medals given to the widows of Captain Wilson and to surviving members of the South Pole party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cap. Robt. F. Scott
South Pole
Lord Curzon
The
Roy
Geographical Society
Edward A. Wilson
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Axxander
Caesar
Hannibal
Napoleon
Lee
Jackson
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United States
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Roosevelt
Newett
Weather Report
Ture
Monopoly
R. Hi. Terrell
CITY
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