West Monroe and Monroe merge plans for rapid growth
West Monroe seeks annexation to Monroe within two months to gain two thousand progressive citizens and new facilities. Plans include a seven thousand bale capacity Ouachita Compress and Warehouse, remodelling the Monroe State Bank building for expansion, a new bank, a building and loan association, a planing mill, a substantial hotel, a mule stable, and a new Methodist church. An election will decide the consolidation with officials optimistic about success.
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West Monroe
Monore
West Side
Monroe
W. P. Millsaps
Pleasant
Nion
West Monoe
Monroe City
Ake
Tme
T Monroe
Thes Ouachita Compress Ancarehouse Co
W. Parnell
Tl. A. Millsaps
C. W. Wallace
Ri. Tidwell
Frank
eCormick
Compress
Fyville
W. R. Mitchell
Monroe State Bank
Ll. N. Larche
Williams Lumber Co
West Mon- 706 Manufacturing Co
Herman McGuire
Medics Hold Convention Here
The Fifth District Medical Society held a well attended meeting in Monroe after influenza forced the fall session to be canceled. Dr. J B Vaughan presided. papers on gall bladder surgery typhoid fever and fractures were presented with two absences. Officers elected included President J Newton Monroe and secretary-treasurer F C Bennett Monroe. The next regular meeting will be in Monroe on the second Tuesday in October.
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Ruston
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Met Rouge
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I. B. May
Columbia
J. B
Modern Hotel Nears Reality In Monroe
The hotel boosters plan a $210000 stock drive with a committee led by Sam Kaplan to canvass Monroe households. The group expects swift subscriptions citing city growth and past hotel ventures as indicators of strong investment potential. A meeting tonight at the Chamber of Commerce will finalize stock valuation and drive logistics.
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Chamber of Commerce
R. Downes, Jr
Monroe
P. M. Atkins
J. $. Bloch
R Downes, Jr
Byron Ensel
T. B. Mourney
F. G. Hudson, Jr
Mike John
H. P. Marks
Travis Oliver
F P. Stubbs, Jr
Geo. W. Weaks
B. H. Wolf
Sam’l Kaplan
W. KL
Ethridge
Sig Masur
W. M. Washburn
C. W. Wallace
Fam'l Kaplan
George R. Mann
Little Rock
Kaplan
Voters Reject Shreveport Phone Merger and Sale Plan
In Shreveport on April 16, residents voted against the merger of two city telephone systems and against selling a plot opposite the Louisiana Arkansas railway depot. voter turnout was light due to rain with 1,587 ballots cast. merger 573 in favor 1014 against, land sale 578 in favor 983 against.
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Shreveport
Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
Banks in Monroe Observe Good Friday Holiday
Friday the eighteenth is a legal holiday in Louisiana. Banks in Monroe will close for the day. Patrons are asked to plan ahead and provide for their financial needs the day before.
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Monroe
Lloyd George Warns Peace Talks Remain Perilous
In the House of Commons Lloyd George warned that the Peace Conference still faces perils for all nations. He defended the League of Nations framing and argued against Russian intervention, noting Bolshevism wanes under economic pressures. He said Allies in Paris have clear aims and expect peace terms soon despite dissent. Labor Leader Adamson called the speech eloquent but not fully satisfactory.
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Victory Liberty Loan drive set for Monroe and Ouachita parish
Monroe and Ouachita parish prepare for the Victory Liberty Loan bond drive with a kickoff in Monroe Monday April 21. Parish ward chairmen and city leaders meet at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize plans and arrange for a Flying Circus aero department display if approvals come through.
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Ouachita Parish
Chamber of Commerce
Chas. W. Phillips
Parish
Phillips
J. Tornsgate
Aero Department
O. L. Chenoweth
Dallas
Cleven Jerseys Sell For Four Thousand Four Hundred
One of the largest Jersey cattle sales in the region was completed Monday when BE. B. Eby and T. St. Moore sold to L. K. Williams of Patterson Louisiana a herd of registered Jerseys for 4400 dollars or 400 each. Williams, visiting Houma to inspect cattle, was persuaded to review the herd with Prof. O. H. Stoper of the State University. The cattle, compared with previous stock, prove the local grade matches the best elsewhere. Many animals came from Eby, who specializes in the breed.
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T. St. Moore
Oklahoma
L. K. Williams
Patterson
Mr. Williams
Houma
O. H. Stoper
The
State University
Monroe
Peace terms kept secret until Germans informed
Allies agree that details of the peace treaty will be kept secret until Germany is formally informed. A secret plenary session may occur before April 28 as Four Powers work on settlements with Italy, Yugoslavia, and other nations. Military actions persist in Munich and Besarabia amid postwar upheavals.
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Teutons
Germany
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Striking Toward Peace as Four Powers Meet
Unrest in Germany and a forward move toward peace are reported as the Paris council of four invites Germany to send delegates to Versailles on April 25. The aim is to reach a verdict on associated powers and impose terms, with Germany expected to accept the hard conditions after some bargaining.
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Wilson criticizes misreading of his Rhine stance
Paris commentary rebuts a legend about President Wilson and the left bank of the Rhine. The Petit Parisian cites his stated hope that peace between France and America not be jeopardized by setbacks and praises the U S for supporting France during wartime.
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America
Application to Fix Rates Based on Naches Case
Non federal controlled carriers in the southwestern territory asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to establish a new scale and class rates as directed by the Naches case.
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Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Naches
Sensational Report Denied From Copenhagen April 16
A Vienna dispatch reports that Herr R Boehm of the Soviet ministry at Budapest has been arrested there and that Archduke Joseph Dr Weke the former premier and Baron Sztepreny the minister of commerce had not been executed as previously claimed.
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Budapest
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Weke
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