Local appeal lists small gifts and donors for year end
A community appeal item presents a list of individuals with small monetary contributions totaling funds for a charitable drive. The names include Pravie Oliver John Schneider Pithiel Watkins N. P. Manning W. P. Elledge Jules Watts Billy Renfrow Velma Renfrow Robert Renfrow and Mrs H. W. March along with cash amounts such as 181.70 and 15.00 to support the effort.
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Galina
Fotlows
Pravie Oliver
Citas Gebneider
John Sehneider
Cei
Pithiel Watkins
N. P. Manning
W. P. Elledge
Wwe
Jules Watts
Billy Renfrow
Velma Renfrow
Robert Renfrow
Ifs
H. W. March
Cash
Pit Cookee
Farber to Reduce Cotton Acreage In South Campaign
A conference in Memphis drew about 1000 bankers merchants and farmers to back a plan to cut cotton acreage next year by two thirds. The program will restrict credit to farmers who agree to reduce land under cultivation and limit cotton area to one third of current levels.
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Memphis
Quety Bank
Cam
Paign
Egypt
Upper
Nile
America
India
Washington
News-Star
Quick Payment to Lines Urged Amid Audit Delays
The commission urged rapid payments to railroad lines while audits cover the guaranty period. It warned the treasury cannot honor certain certifications without prior approval and urged reasonable estimates to aid carriers. The report calls for legal changes on bribery, explosives transport, reparations, wooden coaches, car supply, and railroad employee penalties.
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Treasury
Comptroller
Congress
Marion High School Building Planned in Union Parish
Monroe architect W. Smith awarded contract to prepare plans and specifications for a Marion high school building to be erected by the board of education at Marion Union parish. The structure costing about $50,000 will be funded by bonds voted by taxpayers. contract expected in January or February with early spring construction.
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Mica
Marion
W. Smith
Monroe
Board of Education
Union Parish
Union
Copper Firms Announce 10 Percent Wage Cut
Knoxville Tennessee December 9 The Tennessee Copper Company and the Ducktown Sulphur Copper and Iron Company have announced a wage reduction of 10 percent.
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Associated Prong
Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Copper Company
The
Ducktown Sulphur Copper and Iron Company
Harding Inauguration Committee Formed
Vice President Marshall appoints Senators Knox of Pennsylvania Nelson of Minnesota and Overman of North Carolina to the joint congressional committee in charge of arrangements for the inauguration of Harding.
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Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Minnesota
Overman
North Carolina
Marshall
Senate
Joint Congressional Committee
Harding
Italian submarine chasers attacked and captured at sea
Milan dispatch reports Italian submarine chasers were treacherously attacked bound and gagged by their crew and placed in a boat that reached Finnish harbor where D Annunzio greeted the sailors. Harding resumes work as League of Nations talks loom, considering Cox’s GOP successor.
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London
Finnsh
Milan
London Times
D’annunzio
Marion
Harding
Gov
Cox
Senate
Clara Smith Seeks El Paso Shelter in Ardmore Shooting Case
Clara Smith, sought in Ardmore Ohio for the fatal shooting of financier Jake Humor, is reported in El Paso with her parents under sheriff cautious custody. Authorities say no warrant exists yet and she cannot be seized without arrest. The dispatch notes she arrived Tuesday night and faces possible custody if taken.
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el Paso
Clara Smith
Ardmore
Ohio
Jake Humor
Milionaire
Orndeorf
Market Notes and Cotton Acreage Proposals Across Regions
Markets report mixed futures with wtoal notes on demand and weather. Cotton acreage may shrink amid price declines and government plans to curb plantings. Egypt and India anticipated lower cotton areas next year. Widespread forecasts point to restrained production as a broad economic backdrop.
Appeal Issued for Aid to Eastern European Children
A coalition of American receivers has issued an appeal to raise funds and provide thirty three melon collars for food and medical supplies to aid children in Eastern and Central Europe.
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Europe
Ouachita Medical Society elects officers and plans library
At the annual Ouachita Medical Society meeting last night in the city officers for the coming year were elected led by President Dr. CC P Gray and Vice President Dr. George Wright. A medical library committee was formed and a banquet at the Bohemian hotel followed. Planning is underway for the Fifth District Medical Association meeting in Monroe on January 29 with Drs. Robert W. Faulk and FOC Bennett named to prepare.
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Ouachita Medical Society
CC. P. Gray
George Wright
J. B. Waleworth
Louisiana Medical Association
New Orleans
Row. O'Donnell
G. WH
Bohemian Hotel
Thomas E. Wright
Medical Society
Fifth District Medical Association
Monroe
Robert W. Faulk
Foc Bennett
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