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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1920

Page

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Five Reagan Children Hurt in West Monroe Gasoline Explosion

In West Monroe on Cypress street a Studebaker exploded after children including Hays 11 Newsom 9 and Jimmie 9 played near the car. Hays died at 3 am. Newsom and Jimmie survived serious burns. The car and its gasoline tank were destroyed. Family ties note Jimmie is son of T A Reagan and Hays Newsom are sons of W Reagan. Mrs J W Reagan died in Texas last December.

Hays West Monroe Texas Hays Reagan Newsom Reagan Jimmie Reagan Studebaker Est Monroe Fred Reagan Cypress Street West Mon Reagan Childen Newsom Jimmie Rome Walter Wainwright James Peter Reagan and T. A Reagan J. W. Reagan Hays and Newsom Reggan

Flying squadron of detectives hunts bandits in New York

A 50 strong flying squadron of detectives with high speed cars was dispatched by Police Commissioner Envicht to combat a rising crime wave in New York. They will patrol citywide in day and night relays and pursue gangsters. Two jewelers messengers were robbed in Brooklyn with gems valued at 10000 dollars and 2000 dollars taken for payroll.

New York Associated Press Brooklyn Envicht

Land and Lots Sold in Parish by Local Firms

The Grayting Lumber Company sold 80 acres in T TAN 2E to Mett Wallace of Bros for 800 dollars. T P Ticheli sold lot fourteen of square twelve in the Quach ita Cotton Mills second addition for 1000 dollars, with the Peoples Homestead and Savings Association to Ticheli for 1880.01. Dow Gatewood sold to Abe Arent jots one and two of block B in the Jackson Avenue Land Company's addition for 853 dollars. Orleans Pics reports a fire on the oil tanker Lan a at the Sinclair wharf.

Grayting Lumber Company Mett ©. Wallace Bros T. P. Ticheli Peoples Homestead and Savings Association Quachita Cotton Mills Peoples Ticheli Dow Gatewood Abe Arent Jackson Avenue Land Company Orleans Pics Lana State Board of Health New Orleans Quachita Pariah Ouachita Parish Anti-Tuberculosis League Ford’ Lesi Collen Chas- Ammnan

Ouachita Grand Jury Recommends New Jail and Reforms

The Ouachita grand jury reported after a session with Judge Fred M. Odom that 78 cases were investigated and 30 bills returned, four fewer than last time. It urged construction of a new jail, noted the current structure as inadequate, and called for improved tools for the district attorney to access evidence. It also urged Baton Rouge representatives to push for related legislation. Judge Odom discharged the jury, and a January criminal court session is anticipated.

Ouachita Grand Jury Fred M. Odom Baton Rouge Odaf

Mobile Auto Case: Diehle Held in Monroe at Police Request

L. K. Diehle of Mobile was jailed in Monroe after officers charged him in an auto case. He allegedly tried to sell a Baby Overland for 600 to 700 dollars. A 1921 tag raised suspicions and Wood Standard Motor Co of Mobile confirmed the car’s ownership. Diehle to be detained until full information arrives from Mobile.

Ben Cant Monroe Robert J E. Heap Alabama Leity Heap Todey Diehle Wood Standard Motor Company Mobile Heap Seid Diehle Collins Crawford Edwards Leeman Crawford Richard Nelson Calhoun Nelson Andrew Lewis Sterlington Lewis

Carbon plant at Fairbanks suspends operations

Southern Carbon Company reports its Fairbanks carbon black plant will pause, with other Louisiana sites at risk as rubber tire plants slow. About 800 workers laid off in three months as orders for building materials and new plant work are canceled.

White Plague Increase Fairbanks Southern Carbon CO Southern Carbon Company Louisiana Spyker Perryville Swarts Swartz Fair

Arraign Murd er Charge in January Trials

Charles Collins a white man and Leeman Crawford and William Edwards all Negroes were arraigned in Sixth District Court before Judge Fred M. Odom. Collins faces January 10, Crawford January 9, Edwards January 10. Nelson and Lewis killings sparked the charges.

Charles Collins William Miller Leeman Crawford Richard Nelson William Edwards Stripp Andrew Lewis Fred M. Odom

Harding works on new league and peace plan

Marion reports Senator Harding held conferences on cabinet selection and a world peace plan. He discussed the association of nations, meeting with a Missouri senator who opposed Wilson's policies to weigh the proposal's form.

Marion Harding Association of Nations Missouri Wilson

Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook

Tonight remains cloudy and warmer with a mild night. Sunday looks unsettled with likely rain showers and variable winds across the area.

Republicans Study Reapportionment Bill Amid Census Hearings

The House census committee began drafting a reapportionment bill based on population growth as Republicans pledged to push it this session. Heavily disputed issues include disenfranchisement of Black voters in the South with witnesses expected to testify after the holidays.

Associated Press Washington House Census Committee Congress Siegel

Bank Company of Nations Formed in New Orleans

Federal International Banking Company completed organization last night and bankers from nine southern states meet to discuss financial affairs and plans for a January 7 stockholders meeting when officers will be elected. Macon Turner 21 testified in the Shepard case that Annie Cutts tried to get him to poison Fred Shepard.

New Orleans Federal International Banking Company Macon J. A. Turner Shepard Annie Cutts Fred Shepard

Pine Street residents seek paving from River Front to Sixth

A Pine Street residents committee circulates a petition to the city commission asking paving from River Front to Sixth Street be approved. The petition is organized by Hare Propsit Sam Smipy and Lieber, noting concerns about streetcar service and proposed abandonment.

Pine Street River Front Hare Propsit Sam Smipy Andy ” Lieber Pho Hes

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