Ducks and Drakes at Saenger Theatrical Comedy Fun
Elmer Harris presents Ducks and Drakes at the Saenger with Bebe Daniels in a fast moving comedy about a modern young woman who arranges flirtations by calling random numbers on the telephone and a fiancé who schemes with friends to curb her escapades. Teddy’s club conspirators trigger a rapid succession of comic complications.
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Miss “Central
Elmer Harris
Mr. Bell
Bebe Daniels
Saenger Theatre
Teddy
Rob Winslow
Saenger
William S Hart in The Testing Block at Saenger
Big Bill Hart stars in The Testing Block at the Saenger theatre Monday. Lambert Hillyer directed the Paramount story set in California gold rush days with Hart as a bandit chief who wooes and forces a violinist, then faces his past deeds resurfacing as the tale unfolds.
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William S. Hart
Big Bill
Paramount
Saenger Theatre
Lambert Hillyer
Hart
Nelly Gray
Colored High School Closes After Notable Term
The colored high school ends a landmark term with 730 students across grades. In the new brick building auditorium, 19 graduates—18 girls and 1 boy—were recognized as community leaders praise the education and white city support. Mayors and officials attended sermons urging local youths to stay and excel.
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the Colored High School
South
Lfe
Oville
Nelson
Summer school for Monroe's negroes opens June 20
A large summer school for African American residents of Monroe launches June 20 for eight weeks. All teachers seeking improved classroom service are urged to attend this program aimed at higher moral, industrial and educational training.
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Monroe
Junior League game report June 2 1921 Coca-Cola La
The Training Institute tallied once in the first inning and was shut out thereafter. Coca-Cola La scored in the first, third, fifth and sixth innings for a total of seven runs. A solid crowd observed a well played contest.
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Coca-Cola la, Training Institute
Cann and Jones
Capdeville and Bourg
Four Die in Colorado Wyoming Floods and Damage
Cloudbursts across Colorado and Wyoming caused four deaths and four serious injuries. Thousands in losses to farms and crops, trains disrupted from Denver to Wyoming, bridges washed out, and a Pueblo flood warning issued as rescue boats saved marooned residents. Edna and Margery Gray, and Mrs. Davis plus child drowned. two Davis children missing.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Pueblo
Colorado and Southern
Edna Gray
Margery Gray
Carl Davis
Pawnee Creek
Sterling
Puebloe
Cannon City
Union Pacific
Colorado Southern Railroad
Douglas
Yyo
Guardsmen Called as Pueblo Flood Slows City Services
National guardsmen were dispatched along the Arkansas and Fountain rivers in Pueblo Colorado after torrential rains caused flooding. The electric light plant failed at 8 35 p m plunging the city into darkness as water from the Fountain River swept through town.
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Ueblo
Colo
Arkansas
Fountain Rivers
Fountain River
Loveland Flood Threat After Dyke Breach and Bridge Washout
Water pours through a four by four foot dyke break at Lake Loveland as residents aid in sealing the leak. The Big Thompson river washed out the Colorado and Southern bridge near Loveland, triggering a flood alarm and mass volunteer evacuations. Basements flood while lower areas seek higher ground.
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Loveland
Colo
Lake Loveland
Colorado and Southern
Bank Picnic Deluge of Food and Outdoor Fun
The event showcased abundant treats including chicken fried fish stuffed eggs pickles salads and cakes as attendees enjoyed a long lunch followed by baseball canoeing cards and fishing. A large poultry supply and goods from stores supported the feast and activities.
Picnic on the Ouachita Ends in Happy Return
An afternoon outing along the river ended with a relaxed cruise back on small craft. Attendees included J. A. Biedenharn, J. B. Foster, J. L. Adams, Oliver Morton, Dick Downes, G. B. Cooley, Dan Breard, and many others from Shreveport and Clarks. No incidents marred the day, and guests praised the organization and companionship.
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North Louisiana
Ireland
St. Partick
T. E. Flournoy
Oliver Morton
Dick Down
J. A. Biedenharn
John B. Foster
J. L. Adams
J. L. Adams, Jr
Sara Mae Adams
Elizabeth Biedenharn
Shreveport
Louis Hayden
Wilma Biedenharn
M. S. Standifer
Henry Bernstein
J. C. Zeagler
A. W. Johnson
Clarks
Norrine
Florence Mary Jeanette
Virginia Zeagler
Rosina A. Singer
A. D. Stuart
Richard Downes
Johnny Downes
Will Gladney
Alice Apgar
Adelle Biedenhar
Addie Webb
Carrie D. Drew
Elizabeth Thompso
Courtney Oliver
J. W. Smith
C. E. Slagle
B. J. Sugar
Charles Phillips
G. B. Cooley
E. M. Hudson
S. E. Breard
Claude Drew
O. B. Morton, Jr
J. Q. Graves
Sue and Louise Graves
Olive Lee Myatt
Parish High Summer School Opens Monday
Announcement states the Parish High School summer school will open on Monday with JACK HAYES in charge from April 11.
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Jack Hayes
Freight chiefs oppose horizontal rate cuts in freight
San Antonio records show shippers opposing any horizontal reduction in freight rates. A W Paucket secretary of the San Antonio Freight Bureau and chairman of the legislative committee of the National Industrial Traffic League returned from the league’s annual Cleveland meeting with reiterations of the stance against uniform cuts.
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San Antonio
United States
A. W. Pauckett
Wanted Furnished two bedroom house or apartment
Classified notices read WANTED furnished small house or apartment with two bedrooms. State full particulars. Also WANTED twenty men to cut logs and pulp wood in Swartz. Estein Place on Bastrop road. Four to six tonight.
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Will'oms
Saenger Theatre
Swartz
Estein Place
Bastrop Road
Corks Mayor Deserts United States to Return to Ireland
Donal OCallaghan Lord Mayor of Cork who arrived in Washington as a stowaway six months ago is believed by Labor Department officials to have returned to Ireland. He was classified as a seaman and given until midnight next Monday to depart the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
Donal O’callighan
Cork
Committee of One Hundred
Department of Labor
Ireland
United States
Inspector Heap Attends Police Convention in Missouri City
Inspector Robert E. Heap will travel to St. Louis for the International Association of Chiefs of Police annual convention from June 6 to 9. Afterward he will visit his sister in Kansas City, then spend a month at Excelsior Springs for rest and recreation.
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Robert E. Heap
St. Louis
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Kansas City
Excelsior Springs
Monree
Mexican Wounded In Border Booze Battle
At El Paso the clash between customs officers and seven men who swam the Rio Grande led to possibly fatal wounds for Pablo Arragao of Juarez. Jose Martinez, also of Juarez, was captured, and 36 pints and 83 quarts of liquor were seized. Charges of conspiring to import liquor into the United States were filed against the two men. arraignment was postponed awaiting Arragao’s condition.
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E! Paso
Rio Grande
Pablo Arragao
Juarez
Mexico
Jose Martinez
United States
Schmidt
Arragao
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company To Mark 283rd Anniversary
Boston gears up for a parade from Faneuil Hall to the State House to honor America's oldest military organization the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston It will hold services at Old South Church a drumhead election of officers and a governor reviewed march to Boston Common for a banquet and celebrations.
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Boston
Mass
Ancient and Horoubic Artillery Company
America
Faneuil Hall
State House
Cox
Old South Church
Boston Common
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts Bay District
Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Military Company of
Massachusetts
Robert Keayne
London
Keayne
Faneuil Hill
Artillery Company
Honorable Artillery Company
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Disturbance near Bahama Islands Heads Northeast
A disturbance of moderate intensity centered near the Bahama Islands this morning was moving northeastward. The Weather Bureau notes a low barometer pressure region over the gulf and south Atlantic states.
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Washington
Bahama Islands
Weather Bureau
Gulf
South Atlantic States
Sunday Services at Wallace Clift Church
Minister Wallace Clift leads Sunday school at 9 45 with J A Smith superintendent and Mark W Stroud assistant. Services at 11 and 8 with Christian Endeavor at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 15. Free public reading room 3 to 5 daily except Sundays and holidays at 307 North Second Street. All invited.
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Wallace Clift
J. A. Smith
Mark W Stroud
North Second Street
Methodist Protestant Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a m. Worship at 11 a m. Evening service at 7 p m. Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7 o'clock led by Pastor Mrs Arah Bevill.
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Methodist Protestant Church
Arah Bevill
Church Service Schedule Highlights
E. K. Means, pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Preaching at 11 a m and 730 p m. Prayer meeting 730. Catholic Church First Mass 630 a m. Second Mass 950 a m. Evening devotions 5 o'clock.
West Monroe Baptist Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by superintendent W A Burt. Preaching at 11 a.m. Revival services begin. Junior B Y P U at 6 30 p.m. Senior B Y P U at 7 p.m. Preaching and prayer meeting. Public cordially invited by Pastor H L Driskell.
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Sunady
W. A. Burt
H. L. Driskell
Episcopal Services Morning Prayer at 11 A M
Morning prayer service conducted by a lay reader at 11 o clock. Parish attendees offered prayers and reflections in a simple Episcopal observance.
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Episcopal
Church Services and Sunday Schedule
Morning sermon at 11 o clock and 2:30 in the afternoon with Sunday school at 9 45 and Leagues at 7. Morning topic asks if future generations will have a consciousness of God. Evening evangelistic theme. Members and friends urged to attend. Church invites members to stay home for callers from 3 to 5 Sunday afternoon.
Sunday Schedule for First Baptist Church
Frank Tripp pastor John S Ramond director of religious education announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m with no morning preaching service Junior B Y P U at 3 p m Terminal Heights Sunday school at 3 39 p m Intermediate B Y P U at 4 55 p m Senior B Y P U at 6 30 p m and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p m
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Frank Tripp
John S. Ramond
Sunady School
Terminal Heights
Strike Attack on Ship Mitchell Off Old Point
Masked men believed to be strikers boarded the shipping board steamer Mitchell anchored off Old Point near Norfolk. Eight crew members were seriously injured and several others slightly hurt before the raiders fled as naval forces rushed to the vessel.
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Norfolk
Old Point
Shipping Board
Mitchell
Naval Base
Tulsa Reconstruction Plans For Negro Settlement
Tulsa business leaders will rebuild homes for thousands displaced by the week’s race riot while a city committee seeks a comprehensive reconstruction plan. Some prominent figures oppose rebuilding the Negro settlement on the burned site and urge alternative arrangements.
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Tulsa
Citizens’ Committee
Bergdoll Case Involves Canada Extradition Question
London reports the Canadian government will decide on whether Britain should intervene regarding draft dodger Bergdoll. Bergdoll violated Canadian passport laws, and while Canada could extradite him to Canadian soil there are no current grounds to return him to the United States. The British government seeks to widen U S extradition efforts with Bergdoll.
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London
Great Britain
Bergdoll
United States
Germany
Bergdell
Foreign Office
Drelss
Canada
Classified ad in me News Sta seeks rental rooms
A brief classified notice states that the News-Sta will help find a renter for available rooms. It emphasizes a quick lead for landlords seeking occupants and invites contact for listings.
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Sta
Butter Fingers Miserable Night After Missed Fly
A youth recalls the moment he muffed an easy fly in a baseball game and endures peers' blame. The speaker, reflecting with the coach, vows no excuses and accepts the sting of failure as a life lesson. The narrator comforts him and predicts future trials, yet notes this as his bitter time of failure.
Rhymes Family Visits Lucknow Residents Saturday
Mr and Mrs Robert R Rhymes and their baby daughter Robertie of Lucknow near Rayville Louisiana were visitors here Saturday.
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Robert R. Rhymes
Robertie
Lucknow
Rayville
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