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06 Feb 1922
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
1
Cardinal Achille Ratti Elected Pope Taking Name Pius Eleventh
Rome reports Cardinal Achille Ratti archbishop of Milan elected pope to succeed Benedict. He assumes the name Pius Eleventh and is noted for long service as Librarian of the Ambrosian Library and Vatican archives. He has Italian origins and is regarded as a leader with liberal yet prudent political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archive Ratt
Pius Eleventh
Italy
Associated Press
Rome
Achille Ratti
Milan
Benedict
Pius the
St. Peters
Sacred College
Sistine Chapel
Feb
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Pope
Laurent. Cardinal Ratti
Get
Ambrosian
Vatican
Cardinal Ratti
Monroe School of Wireless Telegraphy to Open
The Monroe School of Wireless and Commercial Telegraphy will open February 8 in the McHotury building over the New South Dragstore. Western Union operators will teach wireless and commercial telegraphy to boys and men of Monroe. A radio set will be installed in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe School OF Wireless and Commercial Telegraphy
McHotury
New South
Western Union
Monroe
Richland Grand Jury Urges Rewards for Bootleggers
The Richland parish grand jury report notes fewer felonies in six months and 53 true bills, mostly for speeding and dipping-law violations. It recommends parish and municipalities offer $25 rewards for evidence leading to arrests and conviction of Hood law violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Grand Jury
Richland Parish
Jury Seeks New Trial for Station Agent Murder Suspect
Monroe News-Star special reports from Columbia that jurors who found Floyd Abrams guilty of killing Sidney Manheim, Missouri Pacific station agent, seek a new trial. A juror says local criticism spurred reconsideration, with court action due next Thursday and no current mob feeling evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe News-Star
Columbia
Failty
Floyd Abrams
Sidney Manheim
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Caldwell
River projects may secure aid of government in year's work
A Camden El Dorado chamber letter reports government engineers expect river improvements to receive a lump sum appropriation this year. Officials cite increased Ouachita traffic and oil business potential from El Dorado to New Orleans, with steps toward completing locks and dams likely this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Arkansas
Harry Taylor
Ouachita River
Adolph Felsenthal
O. B. Gordon
Camden and el Dorado
Louisiana- Arkansas
National Capital
E Dorado
Washington
Ouachita
New Orleans
Sing Along at City High Draws 500 plus
More than 500 attended the community sing at City High School Auditorium on Sunday afternoon. Ed Shumway led the event with a lively start to finish and plans for a repeat performance next Sunday at three. Gee G. Weaks presided as John B. Mitchell spoke on community service and local talent was invited to perform. The Knights of Pythias band provided music and attendees enjoyed religious and patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City High School
Shumayay
Howdy
Gee. G. Weaks
Monroe Community Service
John B. Mitchell
Leon Hammond
Knights of Pythias
Shumway
Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Mitchell
Presbyterian Sunday School
West Monroe Methodist Church
Bastrop Business College Opens with Strong Enrollment
The Bastrop Business College opened Monday with good enrollment including students from Collinston Mer Rouge Gallion Beekman Stevenson Bastrop and surrounding parish. Located in the Goodwin building over the Princess theatre the school is run by Thos A Nist a Gregg School Chicago graduate and former instructor. It is an extension of Monroe Business College led by president Alton H Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Bastrop Business College
Collinston
Mer Rouge
Gallion
Beekman
Stevenson
Bastrop
Goodwin
Princess Theatre
Thos. A. Nist
Gregg School of Chicago
Monroe Business College
Alton H. Perry
Governor Russell Sued For Seduction Damages In Mississippi
Miss Francis Birkhead filed a federal suit in Jackson seeking 100000 dollars alleging Governor Russell seduced her while employing her as a stenographer in his office during the 1918 campaign. The complaint names several prominent Mississippians as alleged conspirators and notes an implied intent to marry. The governor called the charges the most damnable blackmail conspiracy in Mississippi politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Russell
Mississippi
Francis Birkhead
Associated Press
Miss
United States District Court
Russler
Miss Birkhead
Adjutant General's Office
Thomas Foster
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Taylor’s Death Still Unsolved by Police and Sheriff
Los Angeles police and the sheriff’s office reopen the William Desmond Taylor murder file to recheck the dead director’s papers in search of fresh clues. Jealousy and motive are probed as detectives seek a clearer path to solving the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
William
Desmond Taylor
Baptist Pastor In Auto Accident Death Of Infant At Alta
Rev. Liord T. Grantham pastor of the Alto and Crew Lake Baptist churches is gravely ill after the death of his 16 month old baby in an incident in Alta. He backed a car and the child fell from the back seat, the wheels passing over the infant. The baby was killed instantly. The Granthams have another child a three month old girl. The body was taken to Vaiden Mississippi for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liord T. Grantham
Alto and
Crew Lake
Grantham
Granthams
Alta
Vaiden, Miss
Stoutig Retained as Jefferson Registrar by Board Vote
Jefferson parish registrar Edward Stoutig was not removed after a State Board of Registration hearing. Gov Parker supported removal, while Lt Gov Bougnaud and Speaker Walker voted not guilty. The board cited laxity but ruled against ousting Stoutig, signaling continued political rifts and renewed recall pressures in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Edward Steulig
Jefferson
State Board of Registration
Steulig
Parker
Stoutig
Hewitt Bougnenaud
FL Walker
Eighth
Thauenhauer
Baton Rouge, la
Edward Stoulig
Jefferson Parish
Detective Search Ties Death of Taylor to Expartner
Detectives reported they had directed a search for a prominent young New Yorker once engaged to a film star, in connection with the death of Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tectives
Taylor
Armament Conference Ends With Signatures And Peace Reach
Washington reports the armament limitation conference adjourned sine die after signing treaties and declarations by nine nations. Major pacts cap naval limits, end submarine warfare, prohibitions on poison gas, and grant China a new bill of rights while pledging open door and Pacific peace. Britain to return Wei-Wei and Japan to withdraw from Shantung and Siberia once stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Great Assembly
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pacific
China
Far East
Great Britain
Wei-Hei- Wei
Japan
Shantung
Siberia
Summerlin Elected President of Tensas Basin Levee Board
J. W. Summerlin of Rayyville was unanimously elected president of the Tensas Basin Levee Board at the last meeting. Secretary election postponed to April. H. A. Mangham to hold over. Ro R B. Mhoon re-elected as general inspector for the Tensas Basin and Southeast Arkansas Levee Districts. Board also includes W. B. Grayson, N. R. Cotyson, J. P. Whatley, Andrew Jackson, A. N. Williams, J. E. Talbert, and W. H. De Graffenreid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerlin
Tensas Basin
J. W. Summerlin
Rayyville
Tensas Basin Levee
H. AL Mangham
Ro R B. Mhoon
Arkansas
Richland
W. B. Grayson
Franklin
N. R. Cotyson
Catahoula
J. P. Whatley
LaSalle
Andrew Jackson
West Carroll
A. N. Williams
Morehouse
J. E. Talbert
Caldwell
W. H. de Graffenreid
Ouachita
Notice to gas customers on payment deadline and disconnection
Gas consumers urged to pay bills on or before the tenth of the month to save ten percent. Bills unpaid by the twentieth will result in service disconnection without further notice. NATURAL GAS CO. Inc.
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