International Diplomacy and Armistice Proposals Report
Reports from Washington Rome and Paris outline disputes over a Armenia mandate and boundaries under Wilsonian aims while Italy Jugoslavia negotiations continue. German troops evacuated Ruhr according to a Paris note and a Russian commercial delegation receives a ring in San Remo accord.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Council
San Mo
United States
Armenia
Wilson
Indon
Supreme Allied
San Remo
Patch
Market House Property Sold to Allan Sholars and Associates
The city of Monroe sold the Market House property to Allan Sholars and associates for 110000 dollars. Bidders included Y Covington 67500 dollars T John 110000 dollars Allan Sholars 110100 dollars E Fudickar 50000 dollars Leon L Marx 6000 dollars for two Catalpa street lots. The landmark site on DeSiard and Catalpa is to be divided into lots with a building planned to be torn down. no definite new construction announced.
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Allan Sholars
Market House
City of
Monroe
Allan Sholars and
Forsythe
DeSiard Street
Catalpa Street
Scholars
Supreme Italian Oil Adoption and Versailles Clause
In Rome on April 26 the supreme oil issued the Franco sh declaration, adding a clause that Italy is ready to take all measures, even occupation of territory, to ensure the terms of Versailles are carried out.
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Associated Press
Rome
Supreme Oil Today
Gery
Versailles
Reading and Associated Railroads Lose Anti Trust Suit
The federal government wins its anti trust suit against the Reading company and related rail firms. The decision orders disposal of certain holdings in Philadelphia Reading Coal and Company and Lehigh and Reading Coal Company. The Supreme Court also again declines ruling on the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and enforcement act.
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Associated Press
Shington
Rnment
Reading Company
Reading
Rar
New Jersey
Araitadelphia and
Reading Coal and Company
Lehigh and tes-Barre Coal Company
Supreme Court
Buildings Leased in City Details
Pauline Bernhardt leased to Barker System of Bakeries a brick building at 149 Desiard and nds streets for three years and nine months starting April at $200 per month. B Hicks Motor Company leased the Blackmon building on Wal street, sub-leased from Frank C Breese, for $875 as of December 31, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Bernhardt
Barker System of Bakeries, Inc
DeSiard and
Nds Streets
B. Hicks Motor Company, Inc
Blackmon
Walstreet
Frank C. Breese
Ouachita Girls Edge Shreveport 24 14 In Basketball Clash
Ouachita High School girls defeated Shreveport High School 24 to 14 at Shreveport Central grounds on Saturday. The Ouachita lineup included Harrington Jackson Simpson Averett Randolph Williams Benoit McGuire with chaperones Coach Jamison and Mrs. Hayes, while Shreveport started Birdwell Wilson Sewell Jones Griffen Schachel Fleming. Ouachita earns North Louisiana Championship after earlier 28 to 4 win over Mangham and advances to the state rally in Baton Rouge with hopes to repeat past success.
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Ouachita High School
Shreveport
Monroe
R. K. Jamison
Jack Hayes
Shreveport Central High School
Harrington
Jackson
Simpson
Averett
Randolph
Williams
Benoit
McGuire
Shreveport High School
Birdwell
Wilson
Sewell
Wile
Jones
Griffen
Schachel
Fleming
Cubs
Ouachita Parish High School
Louisiana
Mangham
Shhrevenort
Northwestern Louisiana
North Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ouachita Girls
Sugar Refiners Meet to Boost Sugar Supply
More than fifteen refiners met with Howard Figg, assistant to the attorney general, leading the high cost of living campaign, to discuss ways to increase the sugar supply. The meeting was held behind closed doors.
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Washington
Howard Figg
Monroe Police Resignations Shifting Force May First
Four Monroe police officers G. L. Benton A. P. Clower H. W. Booth and W. B. Stevens resign effective May 1 Inspector Robert Heap announces Benton served about three months will return to cattle business Clower two years on force heads into road construction Booth to resume car repair work for Missouri Pacific Stevens longtime officer recently three months will enter transfer business.new positions to be filled by May 1 with best available replacements
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Monroe
Robert Heap
G. L. Benton
A. P. Clower
H. W. Booth
W. B. Stevens
Benton
Cieer Clower
Booth
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Offcer Stevens
Railroad labor board refuses wage demands in Kansas City case
Washington April 26 the railroad labor board refused to hear wage demands of the Kansas City Yardmen's Association. The action was taken because the application did not conform to the provisions of the law.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board Today
Kansas City Yardmen’s Association
Irish Raiders Bombard Police Barracks at Clonee
Three hundred men attacked police barracks in Clonecech County Wexford Leister Ireland early today. Rifle and revolver fire lasted two hours. All barrack windows were broken. Five policemen repulsed the raid without casualties. Bombs were not used.
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Associated Press
Clonecech
County Wexford
Leister
Ireland
Sanitary Soldering Company Organized in Monroe
The Sanitary Soldering Oil Company, Incorporated, plans to manufacture and sell a patented flux for metal with a $100,000 capital stock. James M. Fream serves as president, with John B. Foster as vice president and F. A. Blanks as secretary treasurer.
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Sanitary Soldering Company
JAS. Fream
Sanitary Soldering Oil Company, Incorporated
Monroe
James M. Fream
John B. Foster
F. A. Blanks
D. E. Laupheimer
Q. Graves
R. B. Blanks
Sig Hang
James F. Fream
John
B. Foster
Monroe Jeweler
Mr. Fream
King of Robber Band Dies in Windy City
Chicago April 26 seven hundred robberies totaling more than half a million dollars were cleared after police found the loot in Harry J James's warehouse along with a card index noting each theft He was killed after firing on the town hall police station injuring two officers He wore a Lorimer suit among forty stolen from a tailor shop
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry J. James
Town Hall
James
Lorimer
U S Chamber Plans Central Americanization Effort
The United States Chamber of Commerce board proposed taking charge of Americanization work in the United States. It would coordinate existing philanthropic and patriotic groups and finance the effort via collections managed by a standing committee on American ideals under board rules.
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Atlantic City
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ouachita Rising Water Prompts Storm Warnings
Heavy rains continue in the area with one inch Saturday night and 2.25 inches Sunday. The Ouachita River is expected to rise to 19 to 20 feet at Arkadelphia by Tuesday and Camden to follow, as New Orleans issues Northwest storm warnings for the Texas coast.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ouachita River
Arkadelphia
Camden
Strikers Face Possible Blacklist Amid Railroad Unrest
New York on April 26 reports fear of a blacklist as a major motive behind the ongoing railroad workers strike. Railroad officials say no plan has been hinted at by managers, though strikers discussed it after nine locals lost union charters at a mass meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
No War Yet in Mexican Oil Area
Houston April 26 oil companies report rumors of a Sonora revolution affecting Tampico fields, but messages say business as usual and request more men for development work. No word of fighting in the oil fields has been received.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Sonora
Tampico Oil Fields
Fine program brings school rally to close at West Monroe
Calhoun school topped the athletic points with 48 while West Monroe followed with 28. Girls from West Monroe led in points with 34 and Calhoun girls 33. Leona Cordell of Bosco won silent reading medal. Calhoun tied for top overall with 81 points earning the silver loving cup.
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Calhoun School
West Monroe School
Ouachita
West Monroe
Autry Bryan
Lenwis School
Eula Johnston
Drew School
Mildred Hamilton
Jim
Gertrude Mathews
Swartz School
Ozell Franklin
Fairbanks
Tommy’s Prayer
Martha Haynes
Leona Cordell
Bosco School
Ernest Hammond
Calhoun
Mary Halstead
Drew
Bosco
Thelma Edgar
Gladys Andrews
Gusher Rumors Grow At Union County Oil Well
The Constantine gasser near El Dorado Arkansas shows oil traces in gas water and mud as experts report rising oil prospects. Geologist J J Victor notes more oil may flow with new equipment to cap the well while a second well may be drilled nearby if current results stay paying.
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Constantine Refining Company
Tulsa
Okla
Union County
Arkansas
South
J. J. Victor
Constantine Company
Constantine
Victor
Shreveport
el Dorado
Defendants in Calhoun Robbery Cases to be Tried Wednesday
Defendants John G. Russell and his sons Jim Bob and Lee, white Ouachita farmers, along with Pess Johnson, Levy Cook, and Ed Burch, all tied to the Calhoun robberies of the Pipes and Bryant stores, are set for trial before Judge Fred M. Odom. The Bryant and Pipes stores yielded about 225 dollars in merchandise.
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John G. Russell
Jim Bob and
Lee
Ouachita
Pess Johnson
Levy Cook
Ed Burch
Pipes and Bryant
Calhoun
Fred M. Odom
Arthur Grant
Bryant and Pipes
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