Social Calendar Updates and Local Social Notes
The Tuesday schedule lists meetings for the Woman's Missionary Society groups and the West Mon goe Woman's Missionary Society at 3 p m and 3 30 p m respectively. Social guests include Mrs Hagenhorn of Natchez and Miss Jones of Bastrop among others. school events feature the Louisiana Training School program with dance songs readings and a parody by Phil Chauvin Jr. Community members travel guests and family news fill this week’s society items.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society
R. P. Webb
R. J. Pirkey
Ella Lively
C. W. Deland
J. C. Montgomery
West Mongoe
Louisiana Training School
Phhl
Chicago
Coralene Ellen Chauvin
Beeton visitors and local housing updates in city
Mr. and Mrs. Smith and daughter Eve Lyn of Beaton arrived in the city yesterday. Evelyn Smith had an eyelid operation at Saint Francis Sanitarium. Nona remains at her bedside, reassured by her condition. The family will stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith on Pine Tree. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bradford moved from 516 St John Street to apartments with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Drews in West Monroe.
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Alc. Tuberte
Jack Wells
Eureka Springs
Jack
Cottonplant
Ark.atl
Smith
Evelyn of
Beaton
Evelyn
At &. Francis Sanitarium
Nona
W. Smith
A. F. Bradford
St. John St
C. L. Drews
West Monroe
Christmas Offering Sought For Local Orphanage Homes
The Christiaan church members gather a Christmas offering to aid Louisiana Training School inmates and the Good Samaritan Home. Contributions accepted at Col lens' Pharmacy with a call for all able to give to bring joy to the less fortunate.
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Christiaan
Imates
Louisiana Training School
Good Samaritan Home
Collens’ Pharmacy
Evryon
Thos Son
St Hyanchinths Academy Plans Christmas Banquet
Students of St Hyseintin's Academy organize a Christmas banquet for orphans in Pineville and request donations of clothes toys or candy to support the event.
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St. Hyanchinth
St. Hyseintin's Academy
Pineville
Fifteenth Annual National Rivers and Harbors Convention Opens
Delegates from the Rivers and Harbors Congress arrive in Washington D C to attend the fifteenth annual convention. Sessions begin tomorrow and run through Friday as leaders seek provisions for water transportation protection and development and to secure railway waterway cooperation.
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Washington, D.C
Dee. R Mans
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Ipdran Proclaim Terpare Judges Beauty in Coins
The Ipdran proclaim Terpare judges the world’s most beautiful women and add to their allure with worn old coins strung on their arms and necks as a decorative token of status and appeal.
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Ipdran
Lethiaus
Tehsuntepec
New York Businessmen Urge Immediate Peace Pact
New York business leaders rally to end international uncertainties urging both sides to sign a peace pact before year end. They warn that without a settled international status, domestic progress and prosperity will be stalled for years.
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New York
Criminals Roaming Town as Police Brace for Crime Wave
Town leaders acknowledge rising crime with highway robbery burglary theft and even murder arson reported across the inland region. Experts link the surge to prohibition era conditions as police fear a widening pattern and future dangers.
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Amiesa
New Liberty League Rally Promises Narrowing of Socialism
Respondents echo the League for Americanism slogan urging to fight socialist ideas as a broad middle class crusade. The piece warns against compulsory health insurance state water works municipal ownership and other steps toward communism in the Empire State. It also notes an anti Bolshevik sentiment and readiness to reject reform schemes.
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League For Americanism
Jocni Rede
Bolsheviki
Empire State
Uncle San
Prohibition Era Café Plans Spark Citywide Curiosity
Fragmented text indicates Roosevelt era efforts to revive Broadway with temperance offerings and coffee dominated menus. Promoters claim soft drink sales soared after the liquor ban, while merchants anticipate a revival of nightlife in the district.
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Enor niGhin
Town Braces for Newspaper Shortage After Publishers Meeting
The reading public expresses concern over continuing newspaper output amid print-paper shortages. Residents value the news and advertising medium as crucial to local business, fearing nationwide press damage if a single sheet folds under current conditions.
Winter and Beach Sports Schedule Across North America
Racing events dominate the calendar with Cuba American Jockey Club in Havana and Jefferson Park in New Orleans. A championship tournament unfolds in Philadelphia while the Montreal Kennel Association hosts its annual Beach Show. Wrestling pits Wladek Zbyszko against Joe Stecher in New York. Boxing cards feature Burman Dundee in Racine and Roper Brennan in nearby Jacrine plus Collins Farmer in Elizabeth New Jersey and Milburn Savior versus Jack Perry in Youngstown.
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Cuba- American Jockey Club
Havana
Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Montreal Kennel Association
Montreal
Wladek Zbyszko
Joe Stecher
New York
Joe Burman
Mike Dundee
Racine
Wis
Bob Roper
Bill Brennan
Jarcine
Marty Collins
Frankie Farmer
Elizabeth
N. J
Milburn Savior
Jack Perry
Younsrstown, O
White's Cream Vermifuge Promoted for Worms and Strength
An old advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as destroying worms and acting as a strengthening tonic for the stomach and bowels. It notes sale at Cellen's Pharmacy.
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Cellen
This Date in History Highlights From 1820 to 1917
A compact list of historical milestones including poet Henry Timrod born in 1820 in Charleston, Jefferson Davis entering Congress in 1845, unions and strikes in 1883 and 1885, Johann Most's 1887 conviction, death of King Oscar II in 1907, a 1914 naval victory near the Falklands, 1915 note on sea rights after sinking of Ancona, 1916 Roumanian capitulation, and Jerusalem’s 1917 surrender to General Allenby.
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Henry Timred
Charleston
Stockholm
Falkland Islands
Washington
Ancona
von Mackensen
Jerusalem
Genreal Allenby
Notable events mark Immaculate Conception feast day
Amid a busy day, observances for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception are noted along with the fifth anniversary of a major British naval victory near the Falklands. Cardinal O Connell of Boston marks his 60th birthday as the North American College in Rome also turns sixty.
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Falkland Islands
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Rome
Alssce- Lorraine
L. W
Kansas City
Viscount Grey
United States
Harvard University
Savannah
General Pershing
Mississipyt- Atlantic Railways Committee
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Tuifth Wrein
House
Governor Shoup Moves to Ratify Nation Pension Plan
Victor Berger reports Governor Shoup has convened a special Colorado legislature session to ratify a national pension measure. The move centers on securing immediate legislative action with today’s assembly confrontation likely to shape the plan’s fate.
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Victor Berger
Shoup
Colorado
Suffrage Amendment and State Security Measures
A suffrage amendment proposes securing the right to vote while the state moves to pass laws suppressing anarchy sedition and conspiracion against the State and to act on emergency appropriations for immediate needs.
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Ice
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Tony Bauer
Jack Fourchen
Memphis
Bertha Louise Goldsmith
Pensacola
Henry Rosenblum
Mrs
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Small Son
Alexandria
Mrs. Marx
Audrey Blanchard
Vicksburg
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Russell Moore
Huttig, Ark
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E. L. Owen
Shreveport
E. L. Arnett
Winnfield
Kansas
A. B. Smelser
A. (. Roberts
St. Louis
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Katie
Gaidys Nolan
Oak Ridge
Henry Rodgers
West Side
Duncan Cook
Natchez
Jefferson
A. G. Cook
Harriet Peck
Lake Providence
Messers
Dave and
Sam Silverstein
M. J. Weiss
Bunkie
Aubrey Haas
Wilfred Gehr
Harper
Sidney J. Jr
University of Virginia
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery
Ala
Jacksonville, Fla
Quinby
California
Rivers and Harbors Congress
News-star
NEW York News
M.W.F
Toda
Jos
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