Grand Jury Session Opens in Shreveport Court
Federal grand jury convened in Shreveport to hear investigations in the northern district of Louisiana. Judge George W. Jack delivered the charge outlining jurors duties and the government’s burden of proof while officials arrived for the sessions.
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George W. Jack
Federal Grand Jury
Wistee
United States Grand Jury
Special Geneion
Juige George W. Ak
Shreveport
Cvecock
Meiale
Federal Court
Lewisiana
Issacon
Jack
High Mirich
J. Oc. McClore
Hugh Guerin
Mar
Morrieg
Monroe
DR Ideon
Calhoun
Grend Jory
Grand Jury
Toderatood
Monteom- M. OW. Baas
Wallace Pugh
Levery
Glover
A. L. Thurman
F. Dearing
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Federal Petroleum to inaugurate deepest gas test near Ouachita
The Federal Petroleum Company of Houston Texas plans new drilling near Ouachita City on the Ouachita River in Union Parish across from Ouachita Parish. It has assembled equipment and aims to begin netval drilling early next year and launch what is billed as the deepest test in the region.
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Federal Poterneum Company
Houwston
Tex
Ouachita City
Ouachita River
Federal Petroleum Company
Hreston
Ter
Union Parish
Ouachita Parish
Federal Petroleum Company Ia
Rmecyecert
Anil Woul
Netval
Ohtarme
Wilson Plan On Industrial Work Opposed
Opposition to President Wilson s recommendations is voiced by Luther Steward head of the National Federation of Federal Employees who says the plan aims to rebuild government machinery on reserve measures and demands. The remarks appeared amid a trip conference scene with unnamed officials and critics.
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Wilson
Ae. Ve Igietty
Wilconsta
Luther
Steward
National Federation of Federal Bas Nityes
Murder near Yendereonville shocks Ftowah merchants
In Yendereonville North Carolina on December 30 William Oirwin a leading Ftowah trader was abducted from his home by unknown assailants and his murdered body found buried under brush near his residence. Authorities suspect robbery as the motive.
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Yendereonville
N.C
Wisam Oirwin
Ftowah
Caliei
Bia
Louisville Man Held on Murder Charge Refuses Bail
In Louisville Kentucky on December 30, Dr. Christopher G Schott a dental physician is charged with murdering Miss Elisabeth Ford Griffith a seventeen year old office assistant. He refused to furnish 615000 bail and elected to stay in jail claiming innocence.
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Louisville
Lowieville
Harty
Christopher G. Schott
Elsabeth Ford Grifith
Mass and Conn police arrest twenty in liquor conspiracy probe
Twenty arrests were made today in Massachusetts and Connecticut as part of a liquor conspiracy investigation tied to drugged drinks that led to deaths and prompted widespread concern in the Chicopee area during the Christmas season.
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Associated Press
Chicopee
Masa
Connecticut
Ouachita Parish Campaign Aims 100 Percent For Stubbs
Gubernatorial candidate Col. Frank B P Stubbs launches Ouachita Parish headquarters behind the Ouachita National Bank on DeSiard Street. Local leaders plan a quiet, vigorous drive to secure 100 percent support with sub committees in every ward and a slogan making Ouachita the home of Stubbs.
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Frank BP. Stubba
Ouachita National Bank
DeSiard Street
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Col
Stubbs
Cal. Stubbs
Quachita Parish
A. G. Cook
Maaint
Campe Ae
Ouachita
Conaista
T. L. Hoad
W. L. Albridge
BR. Wooten
Cook
Quachita
Physicians To Advance Their Fees On Jan 1
Monroe and West Monroe doctors will raise medical fees starting January 1 as an individual decision by physicians in the area. The increase, not set by the Ouachita county medical society, affects day visits up by 3 dollars and obstetrical cases by 5 dollars, justified by higher costs of drugs rent gasoline and autos.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Meresse
Ouachita Parish Medical Society
Thomas E. Wright
Hapgood Quits Post Over Red Charges
Norman Hapgood resigned from his post as minister to Denmark after charges appeared in Harvey's weekly alleging he sought financial help for the Russian soviet authorities. The White House announced the resignation, accepted by President Wilson.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dec
Wes
White House
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Senate
Wilson
Harvey
Monroe Public Schools Set to Reopen Monday
Monroe public schools will reopen next Monday after a holiday break ending December 23. January will bring vigorous study and the close of the first semester with exams later in the month. The second semester starts the first Monday in February as Superintendent E L Neville praises pupil effort during a busy term.
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Monroe Public
Monroe
E. L. Neville
Postmaster Holds War Savings Cash as Rush to Cash Increases
Postmaster Bryant shows about 2000 in cash at local post offices for converting war savings stamps to cash. Many stampholders received receipts and hurried to collect funds but have not yet claimed their money. He has sent notices multiple times and aims to clear all records or close the books for the year.
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Bryant
Bryan
Ouachita Hotel to Bring Conventions and Roof Garden Suite
The Ouachita Hotel company plans a fireproof hotel at Grammont and St John with a top floor convention hall roof garden and promenade, plus a ball room tea rooms private dining rooms and a large lobby. Architects Mann and Stern will prepare drawings with possible 150 to 175 rooms and future expansion to 200 plus, breaking ground next spring.
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Quachita Hotel Company
Grammont and
St. John Streets
Ouachita Hotel Company, Incorporated
Mann& Stern
Little Rock
Bentley
Alexandria
Youree
Shreveport
Stubbs
St. John and
Grammont Streets
Wight
St. John Street
Baer
Grammont Street
Post Office
Monroe
Monrose
Grass fires in city bring out department
Multiple grass fires were reported around the city this morning prompting a local fire department response. Fire crews extinguished small blazes near several vacant lots and warned residents to clear debris to prevent further outbreaks.
Fire destroys 1885 built home of Uncle Joe Redmond
In Lennville addition Moaree, the four room dwelling of Joe Redmond and his wife was burned by a chimney fire. He had no insurance and owns five acres with no means to rebuild. The incident, outside fire limits, leaves him destitute. Red Cross offered clothing and provisions while he seeks aid.
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Joe Redmond
Lennville
Moaree
Joe
Gre
Darkey
Red Cross
Mias
Hannah Eaton
Red Crose
Blind Death Reaches South in Birmingham
Birmingham Alabama reports the first blind death from wool alcohol poisoning. Henry Vetek went blind Sunday night and died today after intense pain.
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Birmingham
South
Alabama
Associated Press
Ala
Henry Vetek
Flust Woman's Committee Names State Executive Committee
Nashville December 30 The Republican state committee which yesterday called a state convention to meet in Chattanooga April 14 appointed the first woman state executive committee ever named to a political party in Tennessee.
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Nashville
Republican State Committee
Chattanooga
Poland Strengthens Frontier to Repel Bolshevik Spread
Cardinal Kazkadski, archbishop of Warsaw, says Poland has marshaled its entire army along the Russian frontier to hold a western Bolshevik advance. He warns the detachments are too weak to withstand eastern pressure, which could last twenty to twenty five years.
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Reme
Poland
Karkadski
Warsaw
Department of Justice to present grand jury in January
The Justice Department says evidence gathered on an alleged leak of U S Supreme Court decisions will be submitted to a federal grand jury in January. Officials say the case is nearly complete and expected to be decisive. Investigators linked advance information on Southern Pacific oil and prohibition rulings to large Wall Street gains.
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Associated Prego
Washington
Department of Juntion
United States
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Southern Pacific
Wall Street
Goodfellows Monroe Work Is Splendid
The Goodfellows club shows strong annual aid through a $924.32 subscription plus $23.75 carried from last year. Four hundred one contributors provided funds for 100 beneficiaries. Disbursements include 81 pairs of shoes 47 pairs of hose underwear dresses and suits for boys sweaters baby blankets groceries valued at $60 two boxes of oranges two boxes of apples fifty pounds of candy and many nuts. A Christmas gift was given to every child after thorough investigation of each family's needs.
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Goodfellows Club
Christman
Celebrators in Gotham Face $15 NYE Dinner Price
New York revelers must pay up to 15 dollars for dinner at top hotels and restaurant tables on New Year Eve as demand rises. Many will bring their own liquor to cope with high costs.
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Gotham
Associetea Presa
New York
Merrymakere
Huns Likely to Sign Protocol in January to End War
Paris reports high likelihood that Germany will sign the peace protocol in early January, enabling the Versailles treaty to take effect. Talks between Paul Buttata and Baron von Lesaner indicate hopes Berlin may sign without waiting for harbor tonnage verifications.
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Paris
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Versailles
Apringa
Paul Butaata
Baron von Lesaner
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