U S Urges Civilized Rules In Submarine Wars
Washington probes future submarine warfare rules as American delegates push the Root resolution. Britain supports the stance while France Japan and Italy seek referral to experts. Debate delays action on limiting submarine use and tonnage amid an arms conference impasse.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arms Conference Naval Committee
Great Britain
Naval Committee of
Japan
Conference Committee On
Burch Dementia Praecox Testimony Highlights California Murder Trial
Dr. Charles L. Allen testified for more than five hours that Arthur C. Burch likely suffers from dementia praecox in the paranoid form. He cited judgment deterioration and indicated Burch could misperceive the severity of the charges while showing potential planning and cunning in the Kennedy slaying near Los Angeles.
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Burch
California
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur C. Burch
Charles L. Allen
Allen
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynnne Okenehai
Belton Kennedy
Dr. Allen
Kennedy
Louise Mabel Wilson
Quenchain
Obenchain
Monroe Officials Outline 1922 Progress Plans
Mayor Arnold Bernstein told Monroe Rotary Club the city will push major projects in 1922 including a $400,000 school bond election and completion of north and south side school buildings. He cited a new six room North Monroe school, a planned East-West traffic bridge campaign, incinerator and sewer work, and streetcar line extensions. Ouachita Parish plans a $1,000,000 road program with surveys for the Monroe Calhoun road. Parish Police Jury President John M. Breard Jr. noted the era’s vast road-building drive. Chamber of Commerce Secretary S. M. Collins voiced strong faith in Monroe’s growth and new commercial and industrial plans.
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Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
Bernstein
Theuachita
West Monroe
DeSiard
John M. Breard, Jr
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Monroe-Calhoun
Breard
M. Collins
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Oil Flowing in Ouachita River Sparks Monroe Rumors
Reports claim the Ouachita River from Monroe to D Arbonne carries oil with bursts near El Dorado. Investigations seek source among Union Morehouse and Ouachita parishes as people discuss wells near D Arbonne and El Dorado. Some claim backers capped wells, others warn of threats pending official inquiry.
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Monroe
Ouachita
D’arbonne
Union
Morehouse
Quachita
el Dorado Fields
Monroe Gas Field
el Dorado
Ouachita River
Union Parish
Geil
D'Arbonne Lumber and Oil Company
George Baird
Shreveport
Robert Randle
Randle
D’arbonne Company
Mon
Webb Negro Arrest For Assault And Shooting On Winnsboro Road
Jesse Webb, a negro, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff D L Roper on a charge of assault on Smith Nelson, a negro, and shooting with intent to kill Nelson on the Winnsboro road.
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Jesse Webb
D.L. Roper
Smith Nelson
Nelson
Winnsboro
Gas main break risks city gas supply near Hope
A report says gas mains supplying Little Rock area are broken near Hope, likely cutting city gas. The outage would also affect Pine Bluff Hot Springs and several smaller communities.
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Little Rock
Hope
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Park Deer Attack Injures Attendant in Monroe Park
Frank Savanah a Black attendant at the Monroe ecological park was mauled after a buck charged him yesterday afternoon. Bystanders rushed to help and the deer then attacked the rescuers before Savannah escaped into the timber with the men driving it off.
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Frank Savanah
Monroe
Savanah
Savannah
Bomb Makers of Portugal Occupy Labor Building
Two killed and five wounded in Lisbon from a bomb blast believed linked to a factory in the general confederation of labor building. Police arrests follow as authorities maintain order amid fear of further violence.
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Portugal
Associated Presa
Lisbon
Lisbon General Confederation of
Monroe Kiwanis Elects Officers at Annual Session
The Monroe Kiwanis Club met at Hotel Monroe and elected officers for the coming year led by President Percy Sandel with vice presidents L N Larche and S M McReynolds. Reports praised club work and outlined plans including a bond election for a courthouse and jail.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Hotel Monroe
Percy Sandel
L. N. Larche
S. M. McReynolds
T. O. Brown
Thomas E. Wright
C. H. McHenry
J. M
Boy Scout Committee
C. F. Kramer
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout Movement
Kiwanis Club
Boy Scout
Alexandria
Monroe
Sandel
Wright
Ralph Baldwin
Tax Suits Before Judge Odom Seek Levy Halt
In Sixth District court Judge Fred M. Odom hears exceptions in suits by I Baer & Cot Munholddand Danwitz and others against Arscessor Joe Hanna seeking to restrain the assessor from taxing notes and accounts receivable for 1921. The filing argues tax acts effective January 1 1922 require party inclusion. The state tax commission also seeks no cause of action against Stubbs case and decisions are pending as trials proceed today.
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Fred M. Odom
Sixth District Court
J. B. Dawkins
I. Baer & Cot
Munholddand-Danwitz
Arscessor
Joe Hanna
Dawkins
Louisiana Tax Commission
Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Guy Stubbs
Commission
Stubbs
Odom
Monroe Gas Line Report Submitted to Governor Parker
Commissioner Alexander of the state conservation Department filed the first survey report on the cost of a Monroe to New Orleans gas pipeline. It covers potential pipeline routes and consumption estimates and will be sent to the legislature in spring for possible constitutional amendments enabling state construction if private capital does not proceed.
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Baton Rouge
Alexander
State Conservation Department
Monroe
New Orleans
Louisiana moves against Pullman fare surcharge
The Louisiana Railroad Commission plans to institute proceedings against the Pullman company to show cause why a fifty percent surcharge on regular Pullman fare should not be abolished in the state. London reports many Irish correspondents favor a peace treaty with ratification likely after Dail Eireann reconvenes.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Pullman Company
London
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Monroe Court Finishes Record Fine For Shootout
William Buford, a negro, was fined $200 plus costs for drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon and $150 plus costs for carrying concealed weapons on a state charge. He must serve city prison time until May 1923, a likely Monroe record.
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William Buford
Monroe
Charles Schulze
Buford
Clarence Lee
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France
Pau Selenck
Thomas Wool
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1. Baer Company
Parker
Birmingham
W. E. Tomlin
Red Mountain
New York
Women’s City Club
Senate Finance Committee
Harry Smith
Tulsa
Oklay
Weaks Supply Co
Ies Genasco
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R. A. Smith
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