United States Presses on Mexican Policy Change
Secretary of State said a note was sent to all Latin American governments asking them suspend policy moves toward Mexico until Washington defines its stance. Plans indicate the U S will seek Huerta's removal, a constitutional election, and U S recognition, with Britain, Germany, and France backing the demand. A warship may be sent to protect nationals in San Blas or nearby areas as coordination continues.
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Washington
Tateirvan
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Conef
Ryan
Neral Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Great Britain
Germany
France
Vuerta
San Temnario
Sinaloa
Fran Monroe
Beatrice Callman
Jennie Smith
Hortense Dixon
Chas
Winifred Surghndér
Andree Livardais
Lavendar
Turpie
Beck Pround
Lavendaar
Ancher
Fhyllis Cummings
Lavedtb
Hell
Camille Parker
Margaret Tivington
Gar No
Jcor
Lynch
Julia Francis Stubbs
Henry Bernstein
Mia
Joe Austin
Steve Hourke
Mise
Alice Nelson
Reenonding
Manning McGuire
Mra
Henry Blanks
Mies
Bri
Newton
Doe Reawith
Joly Patts
Miss Hejer
Chiotn
Mise Parker
Minnie Wood
Kate Smith
Clara McEnery
Miss Mather Sugar
Fanny Haas
Adeline Haas
Henry Haas
Pete
Annie Breard
Chas. Phillips
W. R. Gordot
T. G. Easterling
Chas Easterling
FP. Catliap
B. Snear
Rosalyn Baer
United States urged to submit plan for Mexico crisis
Three major powers Britain Germany and France have agreed to await a definite U S plan for Mexico. Secretary Bryan announced the United States may submit a future policy as Diaz seeks asylum on the Wheeling while Admiral Fletcher arranges refugee disposition. President Wilson outlines a policy of Latin American cooperation amid calls for a concerted peace effort in Mexico.
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Great Britain
France
Mexico
Uniteds
Re‘ec
Central America
Bryan
Wilson
Washington
Huerta
Gener Diaz
Wheeling
Wheeler
Fletcher
Mexican
Diaz
War Department
Department
Havana
New York
Admiral Fletcher
United States
England
Germany
Suffrage Leader Urges Civic Training at Parish High
Mrs J J Graham of New Orleans assistant state organizer for the Woman s Suffrage Party spoke to Parish High School faculty pupils and parents urging moral dress and dancing and civic duty. She linked training in schools to full citizenship and urged support for suffrage to improve conditions for children in mills and factories. The audience reacted with interest and invited her back. She will speak tonight at 7 at Jackson and Peliard streets.
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J. J. Graham
New Orleans
Woman's Suffrage Party of Louisiana
Graham
Louisiana
Jackson
Peliard Streets
October Temperature Records Shattered Across Central U.S.
October records for twenty five years fell in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma and matched in Texas with readings from 16 above at Dodge City to 30 at Dallas. Snow covered Kansas and parts of Oklahoma and Missouri and livestock suffered.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Dodge City
Kan
Dallas
Arguments End in Caton Murder Case
Plymouth Mass October 29 The closing argument for Mrs Jennie May Eaton accused of murdering her husband Rear Admiral Joseph C Eaton was delivered by William Morse He sought to show Eaton administered the poison Himself the case is expected to go to the jury later today
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph C. Eaton
William Morse
Eaton
Rich Monroe District Boosts Corn Yields in Ouachita Valley
In the Rich Monroe District of northern Louisiana, led by Monroe Chamber of Commerce efforts, corn yields rise from eight to ten bushels to twenty five per acre with improved tillage. A government agricultural agent aids farmers as the region aims for sixty to one hundred bushels per acre, boosting corn and livestock production and reducing reliance on imports.
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Southwest Trail
Monroe
Ou@ehita
Louisiana
United States
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Morehouse
Richland
Caldwell
Jackson
Lincoln
Union
Winn
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rock Island
Lite Rock
Go Corp
Cottonport
Ouachita River Bottom
Eby
Edward Neuwirth
Neuwirth
Bliss Triumph
Arkansas and Louisiana
Fairbanks
W. Db
L. M. Fairbanks
Fairbanks Colony Plans and Local Harvest Prospects
The Monroe area discusses 18 000 acres of cut over timber 9 000 under plow with 25 families from Nebraska Oklahoma and local Finns settling. Corn yields range 30 55 bushels acre variety Yellow Dent Mexican June and Prolific. land values 22.50 to 60 an acre. Colonel Parker builds a three story corn elevator at Fairbanks and a mill to process chops. The Monroe Gun Club tournament runs tomorrow through Saturday with scores listed.
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Nebraskia
Oklahoma
Setttement
Cmd
Parker
Oyachira
Fairbanks
Fedrbanks
Colonel Parker
Fairboks
Monroe
G. W. Fox
Fairbeaks
Kansas
Yeiles Dent
Charles and
Hastings
Sam Warringer
Mr. Warringer
Hs Cnry
Refused Divorce to Captain Merriam
San Francisco judge denies divorce to Captain Ken Merriam of the U S Army citing misconduct allegations with Major Clarence Murphy linked to the Louisiana governor. Also reported is the body of Charles G Gates being moved from Cody Wyoming to Chicago then New York for funeral services.
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San Francisco
Graham
Ken
Merriam
United States Army
Clarence Murphy
Stat
Louisiana
Killing in Franklin Parish Shocked Relatives
Mrs Wayne Blanks, visiting Monroe for the Fair, received a telegram tonight saying her brother Henry Boale killed his uncle William Hoale in Franklin parish. Both men resided there. Mrs Blanks left for Columbia this morning. no details were available.
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Wayne Blanks
Monroe
Henry Boale
William Hoale
Franklin Parish
Blanks
Columbia
Monroe Faribib Success at Agricultural Displays
A Monroe fair highlights diverse floats and propaganda value in agricultural displays. Local exhibitors showcase crops, livestock, and urban-rural themes, drawing visitors and noting community collaboration.
Monroe Fair dazzles crowds with diverse exhibits and night fireworks
Enthusiastic crowds packed the Greater Monroe Fair Association exposition in Launes Building attracting wide attention. The Agricultural Building showcased a robust mix of corn oats cotton diversified crops and farm products while free attractions and spectacular fireworks drew praise as ideal weather and ample patronage supported a successful first day.
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Greater Monroe Feir Association
perpeStani Street
Royal Road
North Louisana
Covena
Shreveport Boosters Attend Monroe Fair Parade
Shreveport boosters, under the Shreveport Ad club, visited Monroe for the State Fair. They were welcomed at the Chamber of Commerce and later toured the grounds. The feature parade showcased chrysanthemum displays with many participants and elaborate car decorations.
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Oe Poly
Forte
Shreveport
Monroe Fair
Boeing
Ang
Tran
Shreveport Adlub
Monroe Eltiaeons
Arcadia Band
Commerto Reomoon
Grant Street
Eiison
Thhrough
J. Schwartz
J. ¢. McCloud
Dap Wiite
Teddy Foonevalt
James Furlong
Karl McCoy
M. . Oates
Ween
United States Department of Axeiculture
Charmber of
Commerce of Shreveport
Phil Dravis
Theodore Mandel
Hep Wolff
Steve Brown
Herold Sour
Dulian Saenger
Adalph Asher
Lewiy Davis
W. A. McLwen
YA. C
Shreveport Times
D. G. Frantz
The
Shreveport Journal
Society in Autos Parade Delights Monroe Fair Crowd
The Monroe Fair Association staged a grand floral pageant titled Society in Autos. Miss Roberta Ferguson and Miss Francis Ferguson rode in a white garlanded car, as security and a capacity crowd watched from the grandstand and track side.
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Mya
Jessie ( Radler
Roberta
Francis Ferguson
Secity
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