Shreveport Triangle Broken Up by ICC Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled to eliminate blanket freight rates between Shreveport Alexandria and New Orleans triangle, favoring Monroe merchants. Monroe will gain lower outbound rates and expanded trade reach as the ICC directs mileage based rates and reformation of the existing structure. Mr Fernandez hails the ruling as a personal victory after two years of effort.
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Billiard Champion Hoppe to Exhibit in Monroe Saturday
Willie Hoppe world champion will appear at the Stag Billiard Parlor in Monroe next Saturday with partner George Butler Sutton. The pair will play a 806 point match and perform trick shot exhibitions including the four-cushion mouse.
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President Wilson Departs for Home from Brest
President Wilson left Brest aboard the George Washington after 11 o clock this morning in a farewell to the French people he said he was treated as a friend and would aid in completing a just settlement of the peace conference. He plans to land in Boston on February 25. Preparations at Hoboken for the ship's debarkation include military and naval readiness and a plan to announce the port of arrival by wireless.
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Cannot Withdraw U S Troops From Russia Yet
Detroit citizens led by Representative Doremus urged withdrawal of American troops from Northern Russia. Secretary Beker said top military minds were assessing reinforcement needs, no danger of force being cut off, and withdrawal to be decided in agreement with allied powers.
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Louisiana Troops to Return Home From War Zone
Washington reports the Eighty seventh Division units from Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi will land in New York around February 24 after service abroad, according to the War Department.
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South Carolina Promises 10000 For Peace Conference Fund
Columbia South Carolina votes to provide ten thousand dollars to cover the state’s share of expenses for Corteen representatives to the Peace Conference in France. The House approved the item and the Senate action parallels the House if enacted.
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Readjust War's Finances Discussed at Paris Conference
Paris February 15 report says with the Leasure of Nations settled for now the chief issue before the Peace Conference is the readjustment of global financial and economic relations. Three different organizations have been created to handle these topics.
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Troops Seize Belfast Gas Works and Power Station
Belfast officials seized by troops as they took control of the gas works and electric power station in the city. The mayor issued a proclamation promising military aid and urged volunteers to maintain municipal services.
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Rotary District Conference Opens in Alexandria
The Fourteenth District Conference of Rotary Clubs convenes in Alexandria Monday and Tuesday with Rotarians from across the country attending. Monroe plans to send a sizable delegation led by President D A Haas who is slated to speak on opening day. Other Monroe representatives include Walker Glenn J M Cobb G T Cross Judson W Smith and Mr and Mrs Burton W Weill. The Monroe group will join additional delegates Sunday afternoon from Jackson Meridian Viel and other cities.
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Jarrell Hurt As Car And Street Car Collide In Monroe
W J Jarrell of Little Rock was badly bruised and treated at a sanitarium after a collision between Municipal street car No 31 and a Ford taxi owned by J T Wynn at the corner of Jackson and Calypso streets. George McQuiller suffered minor injuries. Only passenger on the taxi was Jarrell. The crash occurred Friday night as both vehicles approached the crossing from perpendicular directions. McCabe the street car motorman tried to stop but the taxi struck the car and rammed into an oak and a light post, shattering glass and damaging the taxi beyond repair. Jarrell sustained a deep cut on the left forehead a bruise over the left eye a nose wound and wrist and hand bruises. He blamed the turn of McQuiller who attempted to avoid the collision by turning into Jackson Street. Mrs Dooley and her sister helped Jarrell into the sanitarium.
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Huge Sums Available in State for Roads
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana State Council of Defense gathered parish data to spur road building and reveal labor conditions. Forty parishes show seven million three hundred twenty five thousand dollars available for public construction and private buildings worth about two point seven million dollars underway. Labor shortages noted in seventeen parishes with many others reporting normal conditions or sufficient labor.
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Allied Commission Seeks Long Range German Gun
The Inter-Allied Commission at Spa demands that Germany turn over the long range gun used to bombard Paris. The Allies aim to include the weapon among war materiel handed over to them.
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Louisiana Oil and Gas Fields Attract Wide Attention
Shreveport reports rising interest in Louisiana oil and gas with a new Shaw well in Claiborne parish by Consolidated Progressive Company and expanding gas gushers in Terrebonne parish. Independent operators form the North Louisiana association to counter pipeline limits as landowners join, eyeing refineries and independent marketing.
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Monroe Commissioner candidate lays out plan and views
The candidate argues for full-time service as Monroe’s first Commissioner of Streets and Parks. He emphasizes independence from blocs, a square deal for all, and merit based selection by the commission. He notes local assets and promises to prioritize veterans and fitness for office.
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Train Load of Cotton Burned in Savannah Fire
A fire at the Seaboard terminals on Hutchison Island destroyed a train of Texas and Louisiana cotton sent for export. The cotton, the consigners property, burned in the yard after the blaze subsided. The man in charge had been in the cars for unloading but was moved to the warehouse.
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Larger ships urged by shipping board panel
Washington February 15 The special committee urged building larger vessels than wartime contracts for the Shipping Board and recommended policy at a conference with Director General Pie z of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. P A S Franklin led the committee and the board plans talks with woolen and composite shipbuyers while awaiting congressional action following referenda.
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