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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

1

South Side school to add six rooms for next term

City officials move to complete six rooms in the South Side school building to serve about 500 children while the rest of the facility awaits final completion. Ike Davis, Monroe contractor, holds the contract to finish the six rooms and work aims to start the new term on schedule.

South Side School Davis Bernstein Ike Davis Monroe Contractor South Side Board of Education

Monroe leaders push creamery feed plant and canning factory

Progressive Monroe citizens back a stock firm to establish a creamery with $10,000 capitalization to handle farm outputs. They seek a mixed feed plant and may attract a canning facility to process surplus garden produce and hay, corn, and other crops. A sweet potato storage center is also urged to handle a expected crop surge.

Monroe Ouachita Parish B. M. Jackson

Tax Law Revision Delayed by House Senate Conference

Republican leaders in the Senate finance committee and the House ways and means panel near a tentative accord on modifications to the American valuation plan for duties in the next tariff law. A conference between parties postpones further tax law revisions as work shifts to legislative debates and related measures.

HOUSE Senate Associated Press Washington Senate Finance House Ways and Means Committee Senate Committee Senate Finance Committee Ways and Means Committee

Ouachita River Drought Drops Water Levels Across Northeastern Louisiana

The Ouachita River runs at a low stage for a decade in parts of Northeastern Louisiana with long stretches dry above Monroe. Fishermen report walking across bed crossings where water vanished and boats are unused except in pooled sections. Fish gather in numerous small sloughs along the river as conditions ease for land travel.

Ouachita River Louisiana Monroe

City of Monroe Receives Six Deer for Game Preserve

Herman McGuire, a noted Monroe stockman, donates six deer and rabbits to the city. They will be housed in a park above the Natatorium on a freshwater lake and serve as a nucleus for future wildlife to be raised and kept in the park.

Monroe Herman McGuire E¢ Park Natato Rium

Paris Legionnaires Welcome in Paris with Honors

Two hundred fifty American Legion representatives led by Major John C. Emery arrived in Paris and were greeted with military honors and cheers from thousands. In Washington Representative Almon of Alabama told Secretary Weeks Ford’s nitrate plant offer was the sole proposal, with another bid expected next week. Los Angeles prosecutors schedule the Arraignment of Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur C. Burch in the Kennedy murder case. Dublin De Valera’s letter to Lloyd George was delivered yesterday.

Paris American Legion John C. Emery Washington Almon Alabama Muscle Shoals Weeks Ford Los Angeles Madalynne Obenchain Arthur C. Burch J. Belton Kennedy Dublin de Valera Lloyd George

Negotiations Continue Amid Unclear Peace Proposals

The text notes the presence of peace proposals that include questions needing answers to move future dealings. It states the proposals do not imply acceptance or rejection and are not expected to break negotiations.

Illiteracy Rates by Parishes With Notable Highs

Census Bureau reports statewide illiteracy among residents over ten in Washington Louisiana and neighboring parishes. St Martin records 53.5 percent illiterate, Tensas 50.9, Orleans 5.9, with 21.9 percent overall and 38.5 percent black illiteracy and 10.5 percent white.

Washington Louisiana St. Martin Parish Tensas Orleans

Lion and France American marksmen win team title

Lion and France American marksmen secured the team championship of the world international rifle shooting tournament held here this week.

Masked men abduct El Reno railroad clerk tar and feather victim

El Reno Oklahoma masked men took P P Mathews a railroad mail clerk from his home last night blindfolded and drove him several miles before applying tar and feather and dumping him on a street. Mathews and several others were arrested Saturday for disorderly conduct.

el Reno Okla P. P. Mathews Matthews

US Sets Plan to Limit War Through Global Talks

Washington invites Great Britain France Italy and Japan to join a disarmament conference to reduce armament costs and ease international tensions. The notes emphasize resolving Far Eastern issues by common consent with possible initial focus on naval arms and broad discussion of armaments. Japan’s acceptance hints at limits on discussing already settled facts, with a conference set to begin November 11.

Washington United States Great Britain France Italy Japan Coina Pacific Far East State Department Yap Shantung

Captain Kilpatrick Sent Home to Mobile from Revel

A cablegram from Captain Emmett Kilpatrick in Revel Esthenia to his brother Dr G C Kilpatrick Mobile says he is strong enough to travel and will reach the United States soon after release from a Soviet prison. He will come to Mobile once he lands in the U S.

Mobile Emmett Kilpatrick Revel Esthenia G. C. Kilpatrick United States

New Orleans Visitor Morris Simms Guests of L S Roberts

New Orleans resident Morris Simms is spending several days in the city as a guest of L S Roberts.

Morris Simms New Orleans L. S. Roberts

Mystery Ship Reported By Coast Guard Officials

Government officers in Virgin Islands report a delayed sighting of a so called mystery ship. The phantom vessel is said to have a black hull and rigging in old style fashion. It reportedly carries a powerful motor boat and a crew of thirty.

Associated Press New York Coast Guard Virgin Islands

Electric iron starts West Monroe house fire destroys two homes

Fire in the Flournoy addition of West Monroe wiped out the D. Van Zant and B. F. Tatum residences with about 7000 in losses and 4000 in insurance. Firemen fought the blaze amid low water pressure and 1550 feet of hose to a hydrant while the Van Zant home iron caused the fire. J. M. Hopper and Mr. Tatum resided in the affected houses.

D. van Zant B. F. Tatum Flournoy West Monroe Tatum van Zant J. M. Hopper Mr. Tatum

Few Land Deals Noted In West Monroe Listings

Ford A. Fines sold lots three and four, block eleven, Flournoy addition, West Monroe to J. N. Knowles for 941.67 dollars. W. Hodge sold an undivided half interest in portions of section 11-17N-1E to Robert O. Randle and Alden T. Shotwell for 500 dollars. Water Power sold forty acres in section 3 17N-2 to E. S. Vawter and W G. Miller for 40 dollars.

Ford A. Fines J. N. Knowles Thomas E. Flournoy West Monroe W. Hodge Robert O. Randle Alden T. Shotwell E. S. Vawter W G. Miller

Dodson School Gets Repair Contract in Winn Parish

J. W. Smith, Monroe architect, wins contract to prepare plans for Dodson school in Winn parish at a cost of 12000 dollars. Heating plant to be installed and remodeling to begin within a few weeks.

J. W. Smith Monroe Dodson Winn Parish

Timber Rights Sold for 400000 to Arko Lumber

The West Virginia Timber Company sold timber rights on the west side of Bayou La Fourche in Ouachita parish and a half interest in the property to Arko Lumber Company of Monroe for 400000. Arko Lumber plans significant lumber development.

West Virginia Timber Company Arko Lumber Company Monroe Bayou la Fourche Ouachita Parish

Russian envoy bars political questions in relief talks

Riga August 12 Maxim Litvinoff special envoy says the Russian Soviet government will oppose turning relief into politics but will assess if holding American prisoners affects feeding millions of children and the terms of relief.

Riga Maxim Litvinoff

Miss Mary Eady Returns to Chicago Millinery Shop

Miss Mary S. Eady of Chicago has re joined Miss Alice Henry in her millinery establishment. She was here last season and is welcomed back by friends.

Mary S. Eady Chicago Alice Henry Miss Eady

Upper Silesian Boundaries Deliberations Drag Allied Powers

Paris August 12 1921 Britain and France move to refer the Upper Silesian dispute to the League of Nations. negotiations between Lloyd George and Briand collapse amid a rift over whether mining regions should belong to Germany or Poland. The deadlock threatens the entente and futures of allied cooperation as Curzon and others stay behind while Lloyd George departs.

Associated Press Paris France Great Britain League of Nations Poland Germany Upper Silesia Supreme Council Silesian Lloyd George London Maurice Hankey Briand Lord Curzon Count Bonomi

Truck and Train Collision Kills Five in Mississippi

In Shar key county near Anguilla Mississippi a truck with a trailer carrying road workers drove onto a railroad crossing ahead of a northbound Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train. The crash killed five people including two white men and three black workers and injured ten others including one white man and nine black workers.

Vicksburg Miss Charles Brown Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Anguilla Sharkey County

No Evidence of Foul Play in Miami Woman Death

Miami authorities report no foul play in the death of Maude Gilbert whose body was found on the Miami Canal after a car went into the water. E. F. White, her escort, led investigators to the scene and is expected to be released at the inquest.

Miami Associated Press Fla Maude Gilbert Miami Canal E. F. White White Gilbert

Monroe Defeats Lake Charles Before Large Crowd at Park

Monroe defeated Lake Charles yesterday by 16 to 5 as a large weekday crowd watched. Wise made a standout catch in the sixth, while Waller hit a triple and Dillard delivered in the pinch. Vogel started for Monroe and held Lake Charles to two runs after the first two innings, with seven Lake Charles hits and sixteen Monroe hits contributing to the final score.

Monroe Lake Charles Wise Berger Waller Dillard Gladney Short Weigart Vogel Csv Traschal Stewart Basil Miller Daughtry Chellette Duncan Averette

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Upper Silesian The University of Pennsylvania Wood Philippines U. S Dodson School BIC Harvey Council Poae Herrera Ss Strain Fitzgerald Querry Rf Duncan Cf Traschal C Chellette Poa Nolan Rf Waller Monteville Tin J. L. Singhal Pres. Monroe Weaks Supply CO
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