Bayard Hale and His Career Remains In Public Eye
Washington November 20 Bayard Hale the unofficial representative of President Wilson in the Mexican crisis again attracts public interest. His past as a controversial minister and writer includes a famous 1908 interview with Emperor William that nearly sparked international trouble between Germany and England.
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Union Press Association
Washington
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
William
Germany
England
Hale
Richmond
Ind
Boston
Boston University
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Phillips Brooks
Middleboro
Mass
Young Wale
Church of Our Savior
New England
St. Paul's Church
Oxford University
Mabel Matilda Joliv
Middleboro Wooen
Ardmore
Miss Jolly
Bryan
Interview of Emperor William and Hale’s Mexico mission
A New York editor Mr Hale met Emperor William aboard the Holzenzollern off Norway after arranging access via Baron von Sternberg. The interview caused a political stir and suppression by the German foreign office. Hale later served Wilson, then observed Mexico as Wilson’s envoy. National Shell-Fish Day promotes shellfish meals amid oyster and clam enthusiasm. Tonight’s fight card features Parkey McFarland vs Kid Abberts in Waterbury.
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New York
Hale
Europe
Baron von Sternberg
United States
Emperor William
Norway
Holhenzollern
Slale
Wilson
New Jersey
Mr. Hale
Mexico
Five LSU Cadets Dismissed For Hazing
Five Louisiana State University cadets were dismissed by President Boyd for hazing freshman M. W. Cross from Concordia parish. The cadets Cyril Gouchy G Roos E T Newsom I P Langman faced action after an incident in Cross room last Friday night when Cross was whipped for refusing to salute in drill. The senior officers recommended dismissal and the matter was referred to authorities.
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Inton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Boyd
M. W. Cross
Concordia Parish
Cyril Gouchy
Grouchy
Baton Rouge
G. Roos
Opelousis
E. T. Newsom
St. Francisville
I. P. Langman
Woorville
Miss. Roos
Cross
Sermons by Rev Farrington at First Baptist Church
Rev F H Farrington will preach at 11 o clock Sunday morning on The Problem of American Christianization and later on The Preacher in Politics. A follow up sermon titled Denecing will be delivered Sunday night December 21. All the young people are invited.
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F. H. Farrington
First Baptist Church
Adopt Anti Trust Article in State Ordinance Plan
A Parker son ordinance integrates an anti trust article into the state constitution framework. The measure aims to strengthen regulatory standards and align local governance with larger constitutional principles.
Anti-Trust Amendment Passes Convention Amid Big Business Opposition
In Baton Rouge on November 20 the anti-trust ordinance by J. R. Parkerson passed 46 to 21 after weeks of debate. Leaders from New Orleans urged charters not be annulled while business leaders and bank presidents warned of opportune timing. Louisiana faces bond-related financing pressures tied to New York banking rulings and a disputed default narrative.
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Baton Rouge
J. R. Parkerson
St. Mary
J. P. Sullivan
New Orleans
Parkerson
Tete Brems
Louisiana
New York
New York State Banking Department
Carmandy
Carmody
Dubuisson
St. Landry
Reading of New Louisiana Constitution Underway at Convention
Baton Rouge reports the constitutional convention moved to read the complete new instrument. The reading must cover all pages and be signed by delegates. Governors Day is planned with Hall and ex governors to speak against Tulane vs LSU football. Remaining items include fire marshal powers and police authority questions.
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Erson
John J. Teer
Supreme Court
Address by Dr Purley Baker anti saloon league
Dr Purley Baker president of the Anti-Saloon League of America will be in Monroe next Sunday November 2 and deliver an address at the First Baptist church. The public and pastors of all churches are urged to attend with their congregations to hear him and support this speaker. He is expected to speak on matters of real interest to every man.
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Purley Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
Monroe
First Baptist Church
Baker
Housewives League Opens Egg Shop in Orange at 33 Cents a Dozen
New York reports Mrs Thomas A Edison and other prominent women back the movement as the Housewives League opens a store in Orange New Jersey selling eggs at 33 cents a dozen once 45 cents. The entire stock of seventy five crates sold in hours and the scene drew eager poor Italian and negro housewives as women lifted crates and served customers.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Housewives’ League
Orange
N. J
John H. Yocum
League
State Training School Visit Report
A brief note records a visit to the state training school for an inspection or review. It mentions officials or staff involved and outlines aims or outcomes observed during the visit.
Cheaper to Prevent Crime Says Well Known Social Worker
Dr. A. Orne and his wife, traveling the world for ill treated children, spent days in Monroe visiting the State Training School and urging Louisiana citizens to fund prevention over punishment. He cites child saving efforts since 1878, noting juvenile court laws in 44 states and the need to raise self supporting citizens. He warns against urban growth, poor home life, and hereditary crime linking New England lineage to 900 descendants in crime, with rising murder rates in Chicago and New York as proof of societal failure.
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Orne
Monroe
News-Star
Louisiana
Orie
Dr. Orne
New England
New York
Christendom
Chicago
Russia
Making a Good Impression on Monroe Readers
The progressive edition of The News-Star aims to depict Monroe and its enterprising people. It seeks broad cooperation from residents to reach newcomers and those unfamiliar with Monroe, inviting personal representation in its pages.
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News-Star
Monroe
Reform Urges City Action to Save Street Children
A 1911 report cites rising personal crisis cases and insists crime stems from lack of discipline among native children. Leaders urge swift efforts to rescue youths from streets, pushing Governor Italy to back a Monroe campus industrial school to transform hundreds of Louisiana children into productive citizens.
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America
American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology
Massachusetts
Italy
Monroe
Louisiana
Gaddis and Hamilton Indicted in State Hospital Probe
Jackson Mississippi November 20 W A Gaddis former State Board of Trustees member and Robert Hamilton were indicted in the legislative inquiry into irregularities at the State Insane Hospital Gaddis faced charges over state contracts while Hamilton stands charged with conspiracy to defraud Both indictments arise from cattle sales to the hospital Gaddis posted bond Hamilton is on a Delta plantation and has been summoned to appear here
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Jackson, Miss
W. A. Gaddis
State Board of Trustees
Robert Hamilton
State Insane Hospital
Hamilton
Gaddis
Bond
Delta
Harmony Urged In Flood Question Louisiana Delegates Meet
New Orleans Nov 20 M J Sanders chairman of the All Louisiana Convention committee invites Newlands backers to coalesce with Ransdell Humphreys for unity. He says Newlands is impractical for years and a joint convention could secure swift support for the Ransdell Humphreys plan to apply to the Mississippi flood issue within a year or two.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
M. J. Sanders
Newlands
Congress
Mississippi
Sanders
Library Ads Center Stage At Indiana Trustees Ave
Indianapolis Indiana November 20 Library advertising dominated the opening session of the Indiana Library Trustees Association annual convention. President Ora L Wildermute of Gary led the meeting. Tomorrow the group will consider salaries vacations and hours of labor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indico Library Trustees’ Association
Ora L. Wildermute
Gary
Huerta After More Money Enue Duties
A brief item notes Huerta faces additional duties tied to increased pay grants. Officials review budget implications and duty assignments as part of the ongoing payroll adjustments.
Huerta Faces Congress Move as Dictator Powers Rise
Mexico City reports indicate Huerta plans to seek ratification of his acts as dictator as Congress convenes with flags and a presidential salute. Washington officials see no new moves toward concessions and doubt significant changes will occur.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Futura
Copeyers
Embassy seeks U S protection for Pearson oil interests
London reports that the American embassy, at the personal request of Lord Cowdry, cabled Washington asking the U S government to extend protection to the Pearson oil interests in Mexico.
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London
Lord Cowdry
Washington Today
Pearson
Mexico
Huerta To Address Congress On Dissolution Of Old Assembly
Mexico City November 20 President Huerta will quote Napoleon to justify dissolving the old congress and plans to ask a political bill of health from the new assembly. The message omits international relations and confines itself to the events leading to dissolution and the justification for his act.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Napoleon
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Netpoleon
Hlletta
Mexican Congress
EU Congress
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