White House of the Confederacy Restored in Confederate Day Dedication
Gray clad survivors join a Confederate Day tribute as the first White House of the Confederacy is dedicated in Monroe. Genator Pat Harrison of Mississippi gave the principal address joining a ceremony with Confederate veterans and American Legion members.
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White House
Confederacy
Heuwee
Monroe
Atery
Robert E. Lee
Memorial Association
Woman's Auxiliary
American Legion
Court Square
Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Association
Veterans, Sons of Veterans
Knights of Pythian Band
The
Elks Glub
South
Hallar
Marine engineers and board fail to reach agreement
Negotiations between marine engineers and the Shipping Board over wages and working conditions collapsed after ship owners refused to include a reinstatement clause for striking engineers. Senator Kenyon accused the government merchant marine operation of graft while opposing a $50 million deficiency appropriation for the board.
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Marine Engineers and Board
Associated P Washingta
Marine Engineers
The
Shipping Board
W. S. Brown
Marine ‘Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Ship Owners and Ski Shipping Ping Board
Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Civian Relief Plans for Negroes Left Homeless After Fire
The Tulsa area faces martial law lift plans as Brigadier General Barrett says crews will recall troops. Definite plans target building homes for thousands of destitute residents after the burning of Regig quarters. At least thirty dead and several hundred wounded. property losses reach 1.5 million dollars. Businessmen propose rapid housing and a potential new northern Negro colony.
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Asenciated Press
Tales
Okla
Trespas
Barrett
Robertson
Oklahoma
Sialion Relat Committee
Massacre Reported by Turkish Forces at Samsun
Fragmentary wire copy reports massacres near Samsun. Early dispatches describe bodies and violence amid contested control, with incomplete phrasing and missing details. Local authorities and foreign observers were referenced in scattered lines.
Ambassador at St James Accused of Slandering American Mothers
Former Secretary of the Navy Joseph Daniels told Anderson College graduates in Aberdeen that the London ambassador's claim America entered World War I to save only its own interests slandered every American mother who sacrificed for democracy. He linked U S treaty ratification failure to anxiety, morale drop, and cotton prices.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Court of St. James
London
America
Europe
Josephes Daniels
Anderson College
Daniela
United States
Berlin Press Sees No Cheer In Wirts Talk
Berlin editors react to Chancellor Wirts Reichstag address with muted enthusiasm. Coalition papers praise candor and resolve to honor the allied ultimatum while nationalists condemn it as vague. Support for Upper Silesia decision is noted as generally favorable.
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Berlin
Wirts
Reichstag
Pageblatt
Wirt
Upper Silesia
Efforts to Make Attorney General Appointive Fail
Baton Rouge June 3 Efforts to change the judiciary to make the attorney general appointive by the governor failed 73 to 27 on a motion to table C C Hardin of Leesville led the defeat. Mrs J D Wilkinson of Shreveport won a juvenile court judge battle in Shreveport her amendment extended to all cities over 26 000 population. The legislature was directed to make provisions and Wilkinson supported her measure amid applause.
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Baton Rouge
Harold A. Moise
C. C. Hardin
Leesville
J. D. Wilkinson
Shreveport
Wilkinson Appe
A. C. Porvosty
Judiciary Committee
Tax receipts drop in May and year to date
Washington reports a sharp fall in income and profits tax collections in May, down 24 million dollars from May last year. For the first eleven months of the fiscal year, receipts are about 660 million dollars below the same period a year ago, according to Treasury figures.
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Washington
Treasery
Congress: any more questions, gentlemen
The fragment implies a congressional setting with dialogue asking for further questions. It mentions "Gee" and "Matthew Adams" as named individuals protected or present in the scene. The incomplete text limits detail on event date, location, or outcome.
Robert Layton Lot Disposed Of
Robert Layton sold a lot in block thirty three of Layton's second addition to Sol Gross for 90 dollars. W. D. Hamilton sold oil and gas rights in 2016 ON 3E for 700 dollars to D. H. Parker. T. A. Grant sold an undivided one half interest in twenty acres in 1017N-3E of Ouachita parish to J. E. Dough tle for 400 dollars.
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Robert Layton
Sol Gross
Layton
W. D. Hamilton
D. H. Parker Oil and Gas
T. A. Grant
J. E. Doughtle
Ouachita Parish
Monroe High School Holds Diplomas in Splendid Ceremony
The Monroe High School exercises closed the year with eighteen graduates receiving diplomas. Dr. David Fichman gave the invocation and keynote on open mindedness while Mayor Arnold Bernstein and City Attorney Harry Russell attended. The class gift of two electroliers was presented by Mary Smith and accepted on behalf of the city.
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Monroe High School
E. L. Neville
Arnold Bernstein
David Fichman
City Atorney
Harry Russel
David Fiehman
Freneau Surgaine
Addie McNeill
Mary Smith
Fichman
St. Miro
Ft. Miro
Thames Larche
Russel
Page Randy
Frost Johnson Interests to Build Sawmill at Huttig
Frost Johnson interests will erect a modern sawmill with 300000 feet daily capacity on the ruins of Huttig’s big mill. The plant, planned by Filer Rowell of Milwaukee, will take six to eight months to finish and employ 1100 workers when possible. The site sits on the burned structure with pine timber holdings of 250000 acres in Arkansas and Louisiana. losses reached about 800000 dollars covered by insurance.
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Frost-Johnson Interests
Huttig
Union Sawmill Company
Filer & Rowell Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
F. W. Scott
Scott
Arkansas
Louisiana
Ineurance
St. Louis
U S Gets Land in Parish for Locks and Dam
A. L. Smith and the United States by Major J. 4. O'Connor have entered into a one year lease contract for a right of way for railway tracks and a telephone line from St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern to the Leck and Dam No 6 site in 20 89-20N-4E.
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A. L. Smith
United States
J. 4. O’connor
United States Engineering Corps
St. Louis
War crim inal convicted in Liepzig six month term
Sergeant Neuwman convicted on twelve counts of mishandling British prisoners and sentenced to six months imprisonment in Liepzig. Paris reports talks between London and Paris to reopen trial questions as sentences seen as too lenient. Captain Robert Dollar, 17, founded and built Dollar Steamship Lines after early work as a chore boy and foreman.
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Leipzig
Neuwman
Warriminals
Paris
London
Liepsig
Robert Dollar
Dollar Steamship Lines
Quebec
Sausage Loaf Recipe From Frayed Fridge Note
One part sausage meat mixed with two parts bread crumbs and a finely chopped onion. Season with preferred seasonings, form into a loaf and bake until browned.
Weather Forecast: Tonight and Saturday Cloudy with Showers
The forecast calls for partly to cloudy skies tonight and Saturday with scattered thunder showers across the area.
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Wrather
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