Monroe Gun Club hosts Louisiana state shoot
The Monroe Gun Club held the Louisiana State shoot October 30 to November 1 with $560 added money. J. Austin led organizers earning praise for club's improvements while H D Gibbs and Barstow posted top totals. J A Blunt won the handicap from Greensboro.
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Louisiana
Monroe
J. Austin
Particuar
Monroe Gun Club
Otton
Louisiana Hooters
Ram
Thate
Floyd Perrier
R. J. Nelson
D McGahey
E.S.K
H. D. Gibbs
Barstow
G. M. L. Keys
Erefore
Lewis
Morris
Fin
Fred MecCaleb
Lowisiana Hendicap
J. A. Blunt
Greensboro
Ala
J. W. Kraemer
Alexandria
Blunt
Mr. Kraemer
Monroe Guy Club
Clib
J.T. Austin
M. Michie
J. B. Bradley
Austin
H. J. Borden
Luther Wade
D. G. Barstow
T. Hercules. Fox
R. V. Pletcher
Ramateur
J. G
Cor
Uncle Joe
Bell
J. .W. Kilbourne
Constitutional debt ordinance advances at state convention
Baton Rouge reports the constitutional convention passed the state debt ordinance after debate on surplus use and bond retirement. Chairman Carver presented the measure with amendments underway while J R Parkerson noted strong support for the anti trust ordinance. The session adjourned in memory of late delegate John J Teer.
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Geton Rouge
T.ick, Flournoy
Silas D. Ponder
Free School Fund
Board of Liquidation
John J. Teer
Red River Parish
John Marks
Ascension
New Car Repair Shop Projects in Monroe and V P Ry
The Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific Railway plans extensive shop improvements in Monroe costing over 50900. A new electric turn table, larger repair shop with four tracks, reconfigured tracks, sewerage system, and upgraded sanitary closets are under way by Bridgette Construction and Jefferson Construction.
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Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Railway Company
Monroe
Bridgette Construction Company
Kansas City
Round House
Jefferson Construction Company of
New Orleans
Spain Urges Nonstep on Mexico Problem
Madrid dispatch quotes today imparcial urging Spain to refrain from acting regarding Mexico. The paper argues the solution to the Mexican problem must be left to the United States alone.
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Madrid
Spain
Muust
Mexico
Imparcial
United States
British Cruiser Squadron Sails to Vera Cruz at Midnight
Bridgetown Barbadoes reports three warships of the British cruiser squadron in West India waters received orders to proceed to Vera Cruz and departed at midnight.
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Bridgetown
Barbadoes
West India Waters
Vera Cruz
Rebel Officials Demand Recognition in Nogales Conference
Francisco Escudaro minister of foreign relations in the Carranza cabinet asked William Bayard Hale, Wilson's agent, to present credentials before continuing talks. The move was seen as a demand for recognition of the Constitutionalist revolution before formal exchanges end. Escudero said unofficial negotiations are finished and urged credential presentation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Whitehouse
Nogales
William Bayard Hale
Sonora
Francisco Escudaro
Carranza
Wilson
Progressive Monroe urged to back Greater City push
In a bold plea the Monroe News-Star urges merchants and citizens to back the Progressive edition and a campaign to build a Greater Monroe. The letter calls for renewed booster effort and cooperation to propel the city ahead of other progressive towns.
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Philadelphia Sporting Paper
Monroe
Monroe News-Star
Mexico and U S discuss recognition amid constitutionalist push
The article reports on diplomatic exchanges involving Mr Hale and Carranza's cabinet as the United States considers recognition of the Mexican Constitutionalists. It notes shifts in attitude after Juarez and rebel advances, mentions a possible lifting of the arms embargo, and cites a Washington matter described as serious. It also covers local news on an automobile ordinance and fines in the city court.
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Carranza
Juarez
Republic
Hale
Carranga
Wilson
United States
Bryan
Mexico City
Bry
Washington
Mexico
Desolate Mangham Family Urgently Helped By Local Ladies
The King's Daughters report a destitute family from Mangham living in a cabin on Model Road near Bevinkleman’s store. A mother died likely in childbirth, leaving a newborn and a 14 year old girl caring for siblings. The family is ill, emaciated, and in need. donations of food clothing and money are being collected by Mrs D Armond Kreard and Mrs Bradley Waelder via the committee.
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Clatcher
Mangham
Bewinkleman
D'Armond Kreard
Bradley Waelder
Ellison resigns as Monroe Chamber of Commerce secretary
Monroe Louisiana November 9 1914 secretary LUHER ELLISON submits resignation to take effect January 15 1914 at contract end. He praises service and hopes the chamber prospers while a six district canvass plan is discussed for sustaining operations. A separate note reports four regiments ordered to remain at Fort Bliss after a War Department conference.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ellison
Monroe
Monroe Chamber of Commérce
DeSiard Street
Jackson Street
O. B. Morton
Morris Hero
Sam Kaplan
Sig Masur
W. A. Walker
Louis Baur, Jr
Grand Street
DeSiard
Travis Oliver
Burton Wolf
L. Lannan
Grand _ street
D. G. Trousdale
R. Downes, Jr
O. P. Slack
Chas. Titche
West Monroe
Jack Eilis
FE. N. Faulk
D. O. Clark
Washington
Secretary of War
Garrison
Fort Bliss
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Monroe Club
Beawara Banks
Sporting Life
HW. PD
Peters Cartridge Co
Homer Clark
Western Cartridge Company
Sag Harris
Fred Whitney
Plournogy Ane
Messrs
Plournoey
Ponder
Eredus
Krom
Mevico City
Hate
Pryan
America
Luther Ellison
IR. Ellison
Sion
Organization
Will Goast
Ity
Luher Ellison
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