STAR LIGHT The Triumph of Evil.
A dramatic piece argues a leadership test as the forces of greed and power rise. It frames moral choices as pivotal moments where integrity and authority shape fate and public trust.
24 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1923
Page
1
A dramatic piece argues a leadership test as the forces of greed and power rise. It frames moral choices as pivotal moments where integrity and authority shape fate and public trust.
Optimists urge that good endures while evil fades yet the persistent boll weevil defies denouncement as southern leaders, press, and planters meet in New Orleans. Governor Walton faces suspension in Oklahoma, while Shreveport sees decisive civic leadership sparked by W K Henderson. The Monroe scene calls for proactive, genuine leadership to drive growth and progress through a Chamber of Commerce.
The text argues that experience matters more than ideas and that obstruction helps shape lawmaking. It suggests the Senate and House will test this in coming frays, and that a well crafted law must withstand political attacks amid legislative realities.
Oklahoma City Oct 24 A third formal charge was added to the impeachment bill against Gov J C Walton as the lower house voted 81 to 16 to approve article four alleging use of official authority for personal financial gain.
Judge Tom G. Chambers issued a temporary restraining order barring Lieutenant Governor from duties of the governor’s office at the request of Governor J. C. Walton. A permanent ruling is scheduled for tomorrow after today’s hearing in state district court.
Miss Unn Roberts refused two executive orders presented by a Walton aide to the secretary of state as the state senate’s resolution suspending the governor is reviewed. Observers expect potential court action to test the legality of the suspension.
The Oklahoma House adopted a resolution to probe who funded the September session that was dispersed by military authorities under Governor Walton. Rep Callahan charged Klux Klan or Tulsa interests financed the attempt, while Rep Phillips demanded investigation into Callahan’s conduct and potential suspension. The dispute ran on as sessions continued.
Detroit reports a Ford for President call urging no third party yet seeking to secure Henry Ford’s election by any means. Judge Edward J. Jefferies says Ford could be nominated on either major ticket if leadership supports him, and friends will form a third party if needed.
In Dallas on October 24 Dr. H W Evans imperial wizard outlined what he called KKK policies on immigration. He urged the United States to select desired immigrants and exclude others, portraying immigration as a test of Americanism and the nation’s composite future.
The Monroe high school team will play Ruston Friday at the city baseball park. Coach Schulze shifts the venue to Monroe field with Ruston officials Townsend and Strickland arranging the change. Monroe hopes to upset the stronger Ruston squad after the move prompted by Louisiana Polytechnic Institute’s Friday game in Ruston.
A German note to the reparations committee asks to start an examination of Germanys ability to pay and to allow Berlin representatives to explain measures for reforming the budget and stabilizing the currency.
Berlin reports heavy fighting in Hamburg Rarmbrok district as proletarian militia seeks to force a general strike closing dock yards and Vulcan works. Other German areas report strikes amid growing unrest across the Rhineland and surrounding regions.
E H Mortimer testified in the senate investigation that the Thompson Black Company lent 50 000 to Charles R Forbes while he headed the Veterans Bureau as the firm sought a government hospital contract. Mortimer said Forbes discussed the deal near the end of negotiations at a hotel.
The Twin City Ministerials Association moved to seek a special election to decide the future of Monroe pool rooms. Voters were asked to sign petitions circulated among residents after a February resolution scoring the pool rooms was adopted.
The three day national boll weevil convention begins in New Orleans with Louisiana Agriculture Commissioner Harr Wilson presiding. Attendees include bankers, cotton growers, entomologists, and federal agriculture representatives. The group will set recommendations and plan eradication efforts using calcium arsenate spraying and other methods.
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