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30 May 1914
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
1
Campaigners urge turning in all subscriptions tonight. Promised long or short term subscriptions could bring thousands of votes by the deadline.
A Chicago educator notes his daughter gained more from a contest than school training, saying the experience teaches quick thinking and confident conversation. He urges parents to have daughters enter, emphasizing value received through participation and newspaper readership, with office hours extended to ten. Out-of-town candidates urged to respond.
Montreal reports state the Empress of Ireland disaster killed about 1032 people on the St Lawrence voyage. Survivors and the funeral ship Evelyn are to arrive with hundreds more bodies as authorities guard against looting. Captain Kendall expressed remorse at surviving.
Lawmakers clash over how to manage state bonds as they seek a path to funding. Disagreement centers on allocations and oversight, delaying approval of a framework for debt service and long term capital projects.
Governor opposed to taxing engineering funds as Roberts proposes a one twentieth mill add on to the interest tax fund. Legislature debates shifting the tax to ad valorem. Officials warn the general engineers fund cannot bear the burden while levee interests resist. Plans circle to validate baby bonds by court vote later. Roberts also proposes tax on rolling stock and a new state revenue agent.
Rev Farrington, pastor of the First Baptist church, arranged a Sunday morning service for high school and college students with a special musical program. The event, endorsed by teachers, aims to benefit students and returns a long tradition of commencements. The service begins at 10 o clock in Paris on Memorial Day weekend.
The discussion notes that loess support and levee funding hinge on state finances. Mr. Roberts indicates no objection if the Legislature shifts costs to the general fund. The 8 14 mill tax split remains like 1912, except the general engineer fund loses 0.05 mill while the tax fund gains it.
Inventor Ed F. Girod, known for a rotary engine, gains a patent for a rapid pipe or hose coupler. Strength equals existing designs and the key benefit is quick connections, aiding fire hose couplings. Girod and Walter Levens plan to market early. Girod also markets rotor steam engine patent though no deal closed yet.
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught conclude their Toronto visit and begin a short Eastern Ontario tour. They will visit Cobourg Peterborough Port Hope Belleville Kingston Brockville and Cornwall before moving on to Quebec for June.
May 30 Indianapolis report from Assorhite Press states Thomas led at 2 PM in the 500 mile event averaging 83 mph. Three cars wrecked. drivers Dawson and Gilhooley and two mechanics injured. others retired. About 100000 spectators witnessed the race.
Louisiana Progressives plan a convention in New Orleans on June 18. A letter from Col. Roosevelt to John M. Parker indicates his return from Spain will bring him to Louisiana soon after.
The piece extols the public service of newspaper advertising on a national holiday, noting that last minute forgotten items are found quickly through ads. It urges readers to consult the advertising columns to seize timely opportunities and enjoy the day.
The Feast of Weeks also called the Feast of the First Fruits falls on the sixth day of Sivian, this year in May. It marks an early harvest offering and recalls the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. Temple Sinal hosts services Sunday at 10 with Rabbi Pollak sermon The Message of the Flowers.
Postmaster Lee David of Sandhill was killed during a robbery at his store last night. Looters fled the scene as investigators searched for clues and the motive behind the fatal attack.
The yearly Dunkard convention in Frankfort opens with attendees arriving from across the United States. A seven acre wap grounds parking area is created for delegates autos. The program includes sermons by Dunkard ministers and a foot washing ceremony.
Dr W A Winters and wife Catherine Winters is described as the missing child’s parents, held on conspiracy to commit his felony after clothing believed burned is found in their Newcastle Indiana home. W H Cooper also arrested on same charge following the discovery.
Deputy Sheriff John Humphries took Philip Beasley to the Jackson Louisiana asylum after Beasley was adjudged criminally insane for murdering his father near Vixen last August 1. Beasley fired on his elderly mother and father killing the mother. the father died and Beasley was declared criminally insane and jailed until transfer. The Caldwell parish jail now stands empty.
The piece outlines Lloyd George’s tax plan with higher income and death duties, including a 28 percent income tax on five dollar income, a 1 in five super tax, and death duties. It notes foreign investments taxed and projected revenue gains, plus commentary by Sir George Paish on budget capacity and future growth. it ends with a Brooklyn baseball season opening between the National and Federal leagues.
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