Secrecy Cloaks Final Pacific Pact Attestations
The report describes tense arms conference talks on naval ratio and Shantung, with progress toward a five five three basis and delicate Chinese negotiations. It notes the Pacific treaty secrecy and the sealing of signatories plus a transfer to the senate, while local civic actions proceed on paving Pine Street and removing the East Side car line.
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Pacific
Viviani
Associated Press
Washington
Shantung
Tokio
Japan
China
Far Eastern Committee
Baron Kato
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Mustu
J. A. Biedenharn
A. V. Miller
Commission Council
Pine Street
Louisville Avenue
Mr. Speed
Commission
Ouachita National Bank opens with gala reception
The new ten story Ouachita National Bank building at DeSiard and St. John streets will open to the public from 4 to 10 pm with a reception and speeches by bank officials and invited guests. The contractor Underwood notes reinforced concrete construction and calls it one of the state’s most palatial structures.
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Ouachita National Bank
New Bank
DeSiard
St. John Streets
T. E. Flournoy
C. E. Slagle
I. Baer
Sig Haas
J. L. Adams
Arnold Bernstein
A. Gottlieb
New York City
H. T. Underwood
New Orleans
A.D. Stuart
Underwood
Underwood Contracting Corporation
Monroe
Ouachita Parish posse arrests after night tracking of criminals
A Caldwell parish led posse under Sheriff McClanahan and Ouachita deputies tracked suspects through the parish last night and arrested Jim Culpepper and Sam Clark near Logtown. Bloodhounds assisted as the pair were brought to Monroe for jail, tied to recent robberies including the Goodlock and Granberry cases with loot unrecovered.
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POSSE
Ouachita Parish
McClanahan
Caldwel Parish
Grant
Coverdale
Roper
Jim Culpepper
Sam Clark
Monroe
James Humble
Columbia
Jet Moore
Jack Harrington
Fred Childers
W. W. Curtis
Sheriff McClanahan
Aaron Clark
Logtown
Caldwell
Ouachita
Release Harrell in Check Case at Preliminary Hearing
R A Harrell, a young white man, was released before a preliminary hearing in Monroe district court on the district attorney's instruction. The DA said the warrant was faulty after alleging two counterfeit checks totaling $57 signed by Joe Wood and R W Moore. Harrell had been jailed four or five days.
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Harrell
R.A. Harrell
Monroe
Fred M. Odom
David I. Garrett
Joe Wood
R. W. Moore
Trousdale and Slator Sell City Property to Felix Terzia
Trousdale and Slator of Monroe sold to Felix A Terzia Jr and Theo F Terzia the lot and building on South Grand Street adjoining Central Savings Bank for 4900 dollars. Albert Britton sold to Ouachita Parish School Board ten acres in section 36 18N 1E for 60 dollars. William Herris sold to Albert Britten acreage in section 31 18N 2E for 60 dollars.
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Trousdale
Slator
Felix
Theo Terzia
Trousdale and
Monroe
Felix A. Terzia, Jr
Theo. F. Terzia
South Grand Street
Sevings
Bankend Trust
Monroe and
Ouachita Parish
Lincoln Parish to Sell Highway Bonds for 700000
Lincoln parish police jury will offer for sale tomorrow 700000 dollars in road bonds. They report many inquiries and expect a quick sale, enabling highway construction to begin soon after the new year.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
Gas Pipeline Survey Planned From Monroe to Alexandria
Engineers for the Southern Carbon Company of Monroe will undertake a tentative survey for a gas pipeline from the Monroe field to Alexandria and other cities. Officials say the survey will likely begin shortly after January 1, according to an Alexandria dispatch.
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Southern Carbon Company
Monroe
Monroe Field
Alexandria
Body of Ark Bandit Slaughter Could Be Disinterred
The body of Tom Slaughter, slain Arkansas bandit, buried in Little Rock yesterday, may be disinterred. Governor McRae said he received a long-distance call from G D OBrien of Dallas protesting the funeral and denouncing Myrtle Slaughter, reportedly the bandit's widow, as the service drew thousands of onlookers.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Tom Slaughter
McRae
G. D. O’brien
Dallas
Tex
Myrtle Slaughter
Kansas National Guard Mobilizes for Pittsburgh Duty
Three companies of the Kansas National Guard are being mobilized for entrainment to Pittsburgh for duty in the cest fields. Orders for mobilization follow a call from Sheriff Gould to the governor.
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Pittsburgh
Kas
Kansas National Guild
Gould
Kiwanis Plans Civic Cooperation With Local Groups
The Monroe Kiwanis Club adopts a resolution to form a committee with the Maenroe Rotary and Lions Clubs to seek a paid Boy Scouts executive and strengthen youth programs. Elmer Richards Jr, C. F. Kramer, and Rev. Frank Tripp named to coordinate. Judge Fred M. Odom urges steps for a new courthouse and jail. The club also backs entertainers for the Monroe Woman's Department Club and invites residents to tour the Katten Overall Company's Grand Street plant.
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Maenroe Rotary
Lions Clubs
Boy Scouts of
Monroe
Kiwanis Club
C. F. Kramer
Frank Tripp
Elmer Richards
Kiwanians
Monroe Woman's Department Club
Fred M. Odom
Odom
Sixth District Court
Katten Overall Company
Grand Street
The
Clinic Proposal Before Ouachita Jury Today
The Police Jury of Ouachita Parish met in regular session at 10 30 this morning led by John Breard Jr. The main item: appropriation of 1500 for a Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Free Clinic to open January 1 with 3000 needed for the first six months and a request for city aid of 1500. Beds will serve parish and city. Dr Armand McHenry, parish health officer, will assess cases.
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Ouachita Parish
John Breard, Jr
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
Armand McHenry
Manning McGuire
West Monroe
Ward 5
Ward 4
Monroe Chamber Seeks Geological Survey to Probe Mineral Riches
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce directs a petition to the department of commerce in Washington requesting a geological survey in Northeastern Louisiana. The study aims to determine the available clay, glass sand and other minerals in the region. Secretary Collins has discussed the matter with Washington officials. Tonight and Thursday fair cooler.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce At
Washington
Louisiana
Collins
Mer Rouge to Pipe Gas From Nearby Wells
Local business leaders in Mer Rouge plan to lay pipes from nearby gas wells in Morehouse parish to the town. The town will own and operate a gas works with bonds to cover costs. A company of leading professionals will manage pipelines and gas sales to residents and manufacturers.
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MER Rouge
Morehouse Parish
H. C. Morris
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