07 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
1
The News-Star reports on Parkers vacancy and the ensuing discussion about succession. Community leaders urge restraint and fair procedure as Sheriff Johnson and Mike Parker navigate appointment and public sentiment amid ongoing speculation.
The text outlines legal limits on campaign contributions and expenditures, prohibitions on giving valuables or aid to influence voters, and penalties for violations. It discusses candidate statements on spending, required disclosures, and enforcement by authorities with emphasis on integrity and transparency.
Mutiny on Columbus topmast Nina forces return home unless sighted in three days. Lepanto defeats Turks by Christian fleet marking signal victory. First congress of American colonies meets New York. British and Tories lose at King's Mountain. Moskva battle shows Napoleon retreat. Poe and Holmes deaths noted. Porto Rico and Cuba evacuations proposed. Laurier cabinet resigns. Berlin border reversals and Lille frontage shifts. Antwerp bombing and Japanese capture of Yap reported.
Damaged OCR yields scattered phrases mentioning groups, likely a political or military notice. No clear individuals, dates, or events are readable to establish a factual report.
Alfred Walker of 11 Vicksburg Street Cumberland offers oak and pine stove wood in 12 and 16 inch lengths and 2 foot loads, fire wood, charcoal, and fat bundles for kindling. Delivers to any city area with loads priced at 2 dollars, 1 dollar 6 cents, and 50 cents. Your orders appreciated.
Parish police and local delegates praised the orderly conduct of yesterday’s prohibition election discussions. Officials noted general support for holding a vote on liquor licenses within six weeks, while stressing fairness to candidates and license holders amid heated but nonviolent exchanges.
The Kaliski Victrola Concerts return this week at the Kaliski store with new records and a program featuring The Lost Hope and Caruso pieces. Performers include Tom McCormick and Al Wilson with selections from Pathetiand media.
The notice promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a top cold remedy marketed by Postal Telegraph Co. It claims pine interactions clear the throat and relieve stuffed congestion, especially for children, suggesting early treatment prevents complications. The ad prices it at 25 cents.
Public hearing at the State House considers the Morris Flaw law for a loan and investment company that can loan money to individuals with no other security than reputations. The Board of Bank Incorporation reviews the petition claiming public convenience and advantage from its establishment.
Camp No. 10 in Monroe promotes joining the Woodmen of the World for $1.60 plus examination. Head Consul L P Butler directs the effort. See consul commander or clerk or any member in good standing for details.
A historical notice marks Albert Beveridge as turning 68, recounting his rise from plowboy to U.S. Senator and Progressive era role. It also notes General Christian De Wet at 61 and lists other notable birthdays including James Whitcomb Riley and Charles F. Marvin among various public figures.
Mrs William Bright of Ft Wayne Ind praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing a bad bronchial cough after using a full bottle and recommends it to friends. American Architects in Convention reports a San Francisco special trainload arriving from the recent exposition pilgrimage.
A testimonial describes extreme illness with loss of appetite and sleep, savings of friends, and drastic relief after three months of Thedford's Black-Draught. The speaker recommends the medicine for families and urges purchase at a low price.
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