Petition for Injunction to Stop Vaccination in Monroe
A petition was filed in the Sixth District Court at Monroe seeking an injunction to halt compulsory vaccination of Ouachita Parish High School pupils as ordered by state and local health authorities. Attorneys predict the court may delay vaccinations for the term. school patrons urge protection while the case proceeds.
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Sixth District Court
Monroe
J. J. Herring
Dortch Campbell
Ouachita Parish
Fred M. Odom
Louisiana State Board of Health
Odom
Attorney 18
Percy Sandel
Sandel
Louisiana
T. ©. Brown
Jack Hayes
Herring
Campbell
Brown
Haas Honored As Building and Loan Meet Concludes
Baton Rouge hosts the thirty second Louisiana Homestead and Building and Loan Associations session with officers elected for 1923 24 and delegates named to the National League convention. New officers include President Harry McNery of New Orleans and Secretary E A Wagner of New Orleans with next convention slated for Shreveport in 1924.
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Associated Vrese Baton Rouge
Louisiana Homestead and Building and Loan Associations
Harry McNery
New Orleans
D. S. Flower
Alexandria
J.P. Palfrey
E. A. Wagner
J. A. Davilla
James J. Mamache
J. S. Persey
Baton Rouge
United States National League
W. G. Weeks
New Iberia
Sig Haas
Monroe
J. G. Medlenka
Crowley
Allain Awdry
BD. J. Murphy
A. J. Peters
Shreveport
Mississippi Marine Stars In Endurance Dance Marathon
Six of the original thirty seven contestants remain in the two endurance dance contests in Washington as Florence Gentry and two others were hospitalized for exhaustion. Aubrey Gilbert a Marine from Clarksdale Mississippi and his partner Jane Bolstrosky continue dancing as the event plans to shuttle survivors to Virginia by bus to avoid Sunday dancing restrictions with phonographs to keep the rhythm.
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Florence Gentry
Wallace Mengerhall
Elsie Weber
Baltimore
Aubrey Gilbert
Potomac
Virginia
Washington sees progress toward Mexican treaty
Washington signals a nearing end to the long Mexico Obregon dispute with assurances on foreign rights as discussions with Charge Summerlin in Mexico City continue. President Harding, informed by the Mexican embassy, says the situation improves daily as Mexican deputies consider Article 27 Guaranties.
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Obregon
Washington
Summerlin
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Tellez
Clearing House Reserve Surplus Rises in New York
The weekly clearing house report shows aggregate reserves for banks and trust companies in New York exceeding requirements by 15.996 million dollars, an increase of 4.503 million from the previous period.
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Clearing House
Associated Press
New York
Four Fliers Killed In Dayton Field Clash
Four flyers died and two others were fatally injured when a Martin air service bomber taking off from McCook Field swerved to avoid a bridge and fell into the Great Miami river near Dayton. The dead include Captain W. R. Lawson and Sergeants Bidwell and Rowland. seriously injured include Hugh M. Smith and Sergeant W. B. Shaw.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Martin Air Service
McCook Field
Rantoul, Mis
Miami River
Martin
Great Miami River
Herman Avenue
Pathé
W. R. Lawson
Langley Field
Bidwell
Wesley H. Rowland
Selfridge Field
Hugh M. Smith
Bueau of Standards
Washington
W. B.B. Shaw
Airplanes Drop Food To Aid Starving Islanders
Northport Michigan April 21. Woodcutters on South Fox Island and nearby marooned party receive food dropped from planes after days of hunger. Planes from army air service and commercial pilots rushed supplies as islanders endured beans potatoes bread and black strap without butter during a harsh winter.
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Northport
Mich
South Fox Island
Gaylord
United States Army
Air Service
Gillett Endorses Harding Court Proposal in Statement
Speaker Gillett fully backs President Hardings plan for the League of Nations court set up internationally. He says opposition from Representative Wood and others stemmed from a misreading of the proposal.
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Gillett
Harding Court
Washington
Harding
United States
League of Nations
Representative Wood
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Hogs Sell at Lowest Level on Kansas City Market
Kansas City Mo April 21 hog prices on the Kansas City market dropped to the lowest level since November with tops at 7.85 dollars, down from 8.20 last week. Receipts reached 88 000 head, the largest of the year, compared with 47 053 a year ago.
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Kansas City
Market News Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Biloxi Law War Over a Whales Carcass Heads to Auction
United States Deputy Marshal D. R. Coon faced a federal order to bring the 80 foot whale into court and auction it after a New Orleans fisherman had a writ of replevin. Locals speculate on who gets the proceeds as the whale may be sold for fertilizer production.
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Associated Press
Biloxi
Miss
United States
D. R. Coon
New Orleans
Rojelio Lopez
Deer Island
Lopez
P. T. Barnum
Louisiana
Mississippi
Repleivin
T. J. Desport
Lady Doyle Rebukes New York Mayor Over Criticism
Lady Doyle hits back at Mayor Hy lan for remarks on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. She urges the mayor to focus on his duties and notes New York streets in disgraceful condition, comparing them to Constantinople.
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Lady Doyle
New York
Associated Prose
Hylan
Sir Arthur
Doyle
Constantinople
Promoters Bond in Oil Cases at Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas April 21 of the ninety two indicted Friday by the federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud forty three have made bond ranging from five thousand to forty thousand dollars. The remainder unless they appear before the United States commissioner this morning will be arrested and arraigned. Federal Judge James C Wilson said hearings begin May 15 and district judges from outside the district will be called in. It will take more than a year to complete all hearings. No indications have been given by officials of larger companies as to continued use.
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Associated Prose
Fort Worth
Texas
Federal Grand Jury
United States
James C. Wilson
Us Agk
Trace of Refugee Suspect Traced in Honduras Case
Washington discusses opening talks with Honduras to identify a suspect in Tegucigalpa believed to be Clara Phillips the hammer murderess who escaped from California jail. Sheriff Traeger considers extradition of Phillips and alleged companion Jesse Carson. The fire warden Plintham says he can trace their movements from Los Angeles to New Orleans Vera Cruz Mexico to Mexico City and notes Carson’s letter about oil and land profits.
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Honduras
Hammer
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Tegucigalpa
Clara Phillips
California
Associated Pres
Sacramento
Cal
W. S. Traeger
Friend W. Richardson
Mra
Jesse C. Carson
Tegucicalpa
Los Anegeles
Jess O. Carson
Stuart R. Flintham
Los Angeles Times Today
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexico City
Plintham
Carson
Louisiana
Mrs. Phillips
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MR. Haas
Dancing Marathon
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America
Dayton Field
Church OF Christ City Hall
Ferguson
Nashville, Tenn
Piedmont
Sanders Iron Works
Olive Streets
House of Representatives
K. C
Leon
Oyster Chawder
Lee
Whale
U. S. Court
Crystal Cafe
Butte
Winnsboro
Parish
Commission
W. T. Peterman
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Weaks Supply Co
Genasco Roofing
Warden
A. m
Bible School
F. ¢ Holden
Hell
I. E. Adams
Community Service Council
Old Council
New Council
West Monroe
George G. Weaks
Oliver Morton
Steve Lennon
Sam Kaplan
C. C. Bell
First Baptist Church
Frank Tripp
Monroe Steam Laundry
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