Monroe City Council orders March 3 special election
City of Monroe Louisiana adopts Ordinance No 2453 to fill a vacant council seat by special election on March 3 1925. Ward locations for polls include Fire Station No 3 Milner Motor Company Peters Furniture Co and Fluker Grocery with appointed clerks and a 5 dollar election pay. The registrar of voters is appointed and rolls opened. Democratic primary to select a nominee for the March vote.
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Department of Finance and Utilities
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Milner Motor Comp
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Roy
Haile
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Arnold Berns
P. A. Poag
Mr. Atkinson
Samuel L. Casnari
James Rabin
Secretar Democratic Executive Committee
Arnold Bernstein
A. Poag
Ouachita
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State of
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Theo. F. Terzia
W. A. O’rkrelly
Monroe City Council OKs Morris Drive exchange with Layton
City of Monroe Louisiana holds a legal session December 30 1924 approving a resolution to convey the west portion of Morris Drive to Robert Layton in exchange for a 25 foot wide strip of Lot 59 to relocate Morris Drive. Mayor Arnold Bernstein signs the deeds and the council adjourns. A classified ad note follows.
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