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The column highlights notable occurrences including star light observations and public figures like Wilhelm Ventures Out and Dick Croker as symbols in this era's society.
27 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1923
Page
1
The column highlights notable occurrences including star light observations and public figures like Wilhelm Ventures Out and Dick Croker as symbols in this era's society.
The piece blends weather forecast notes with political commentary. It discusses Senate hearings on a nine foot waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf and the impact on rail traffic and consumers. It also reflects on political machines like Tammany Hall and profiles figures such as Richard Croker and local leaders.
Coblenz reports a new Rhine land provisional government with Joseph Matthes as executive commissioner and a cabinet including Von Metzen as foreign minister and Wolterhoff as finance. Ministers are largely lawyers. Father Kremers heads instruction. Plan for sound money backed by mortgages and rail assets. allies urged to convert railway mortgage under Versailles.
Secretary of the Navy Denby is out of the hospital after recovering from a torn tendon in one heel. He is shown leaving the Orthopedic Hospital in New York just in time for Navy Day, and friends are glad to see him mobile again.
Associated Press reports food and unemployment riots across the Ruhr cities. In Bochum twenty killed and fifteen wounded. Duisburg sees five killed amid clashes with authorities and pillaging.
Navy Day and the Roosevelt birth anniversary were observed nationwide under the navy league. Secretary Denby spoke at Potomac Park, while naval air forces led celebrations including the Shenandoah air cruiser and planned aerial demonstrations across major ports and midwest cities.
Oklahoma Governor Walton accuses that the lower house and nearly every state department are controlled by the Ku Klux Klan. He cites an assault on Rep. J. W. Callahan and a letter from Rep. Jess Pullen urging impeachment, arguing the assembly acts as a mob under Klan influence.
Governor Parker offered no detailed topics for his New Orleans Athaneum talk. He will review his three year administration and will address the Ku Klux Klan. Lieutenant Governor Bouanchaud and campaign manager Guilbeau visited the governor.
New York on October 27 widow Bula Croker the widow of Richard Croker former Tammany leader offered the Croker estate to Tammany Hall and pledged her and her husband’s support saying his spirit goes with the offer. She said Murphy welcomed her to attend a Tammany dinner and that the estate is valued at more than 10 million though part is tied up in litigation.
Religious groups call on communities to support world peace initiatives and participate in coordinated humanitarian outreach, stressing unity, prayer, and charitable action across regions.
The Federal Council of Churches dispatched a call to 150000 American ministers to foster understanding of the permanent court of international justice during World Court Week November 5 to Armistice Day. It urged clergy to promote intelligent hope and possible reductions in naval programs while urging citizens to decide what actions will best serve democracy and peace.
In Doorn Holland, October 27, former Emperor William and ex Crown Prince Frederick William left the ex Kaiser’s residence with two others in an automobile toward Arnheim and returned by dawn. Three other autos trailed them. Report says the ex crown prince seeks return to Germany and has speak with Dutch officials.
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