09 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
1
A garbled report mentions Judge Charlies Sch in vacation court and references arrests and a surge. It notes local officials and a senator, with unclear statements about state actions and city concerns amid the disruption.
Welfare association workers distribute relief funds to the needy. The report lists various disbursements including amounts for individuals and offices, highlighting community aid efforts and a focus on welfare distribution.
A Bayou Barns area public hearing is scheduled for September 30 to review bridge design details for the Morehouse structure. Officials from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers discuss channel spans trestle approaches and car width constraints as design options are examined.
The record notes September opens poorly for White marriage licenses, with August data showing White applicants outnumbered by Black applicants. It lists August totals of licenses issued to White and Negro couples, indicating the ongoing disparity in civil marriage permits at the office.
Speech by a public figure pledges plain transport to the White House. He denies arrogance despite some wealth and asserts he will travel by a simple private cab rather than a luxury entourage. He emphasizes staying connected to ordinary people.
The fragment references Daugherty and Cabinet interactions over an indictment and comments about Germany. It mentions Jake Hamon and a Cuban national matter, with unclear details and broken phrasing.
A garbled item notes a claim about the smallest newspaper in the world, linked to a Monroe Library exhibit. It mentions Syracuse, New York, and an assortment of unclear references to pages, salesmen, and engineers, reflecting OCR damage from the era.
A district suit seeks payment of about 979 dollars from Arkansas Louisiana Traffic and E. J. Deas Company overcharged fees. The case centers on a disputed overcharge approved for payment and a contract determining the charges, with the bureau pursuing recovery.
The fragment mentions a fee related to beards and collar worthiness, with unclear context and entities. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are identifiable to form a solid summary.
Irregular OCR fragment shows a clash between poultry work 79 and beef canning with garbled references to congressmen and a judge in Washington. The readable bits hint at a report on industry activities and official roles but lack clear events or outcomes.
The readable fragments describe an unclear topic about wine and related items. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. Further context is needed to produce a factual headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event or announcement but details are unreadable. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed.
An OCR fragment promotes cereals and baking goods including Eaton Bran and other G grogs mix. It mentions Pillsbury like Kellogg’s and several vague product clues tied to restaurant sales and breakfast items.
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