Levee Rush Sends 300 Men to Arkansas City to Fortify Mississippi Embankment
The Desha county levee along the Mississippi faced high water risk as 300 workers from Lake Village Dermott and Tillar were rushed to bolster a one mile stretch. Levee board chairman J W Summerlin said the levees were intact and would hold with work continuing. The salvo of political charges over war contracts followed, with Representatives Woodruff and Johnson accusing the justice department of inaction and calling for a full congressional inquiry into contracts, expenditures, and prosecutions.
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Floods Threaten Arkansas River Regions In Phillips County
E M Allen warns White River and Arkansas River floods backed by the Mississippi cover about 235 square miles in Phillips county. Water depths reach ten feet, with Melwood and Laconia circles largely submerged. Levee breaks cause heavy damage to farm buildings while Old Town sights major sloughing requiring protective barriers. Mississippi forecast to rise with regional variations through the week.
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Lions Club Luncheon Highlights Local Construction Talks
E. J. Deas of Shreveport spoke on Monroe's busy construction scene at a Lions Club luncheon at the Monroe Hotel. The contractor described strong activity and excitement around planned projects and pay scales in the area.
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Manning
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Sheveport
Monroe
Gas field wonder drew Kiwanis crowd in Monroe luncheon
Monroe hosts Robert C. Randle a Monroe gas operator who urged using gas legitimately now that Monroe sits atop a vast field likely to power generations. Randle spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon noting the region's potential and his professional ties to the gas industry.
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Cantu and Aguilar Plot Revolution South of Line
Mexican secret service in Juarez reported El Paso exiles bought horses and ammunition for a new southern border expedition. Esteban Cantu, former governor of Lower California, met Candido Aguilar, Carranza’s son in law, in El Paso. authorities said they would block any border venture.
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Carranza
Police Jury Backing Monroe Street Paving Plan
Ouachita parish police jury met with President J M Breard Jr approving a $180000 appropriation to pave Monroe streets and authorize immediate work. The chamber will fund half of the additional $200 yearly cost for farm agent Strahan. a five passenger Ford for agricultural work was approved. Road district No 1 will build a 16 foot road from DeSiard to Grand streets to the locks and dams.
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Monroe
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West Monroe
River Front
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Baton Rouge
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Arbuckle Defense Demands Verdict After Mistrial
San Francisco April 12. The defense counsel will not accept dismissal of the manslaughter charge against Roscoe Arbuckle if the jury fails to agree for the third time. Gavin McNabb, chief defense counsel, said only a definite verdict will satisfy him.
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Gavin McNabb
Monroe Team Reorganized as West Monroe Nominee Wins Mayoral Race
The Monroe baseball squad fields a refreshed lineup with local players and veterans as tryouts begin for the new season. In politics, C. C. Bell wins the West Monroe mayoral nomination by ten votes over W. A. Burt, with S. H. Heard and others named as alderman candidates ahead of the June 13 election and July induction.
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Heard
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Dantzler
West Monroe Lumber Manufacturer
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S. H. Heard
E. O. Smith
William Dantzler
Robert Kilgore
Fred Mitchell
Mr. Heard
Mr. Smith
Bell
W. A. Kirkpatrick
Monroe
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