William F. Millsaps Dies at 69 in Monroe Louisiana
William F. Millsaps a well known Louisiana lawyer and former Secretary of State died June 17 1923 at the residence of Mrs. Walter Smith in Monroe. He served as state senator from 1904 to 1908 and held key posts including private secretary to Governor Hall and Secretary of State until 1919. He left a large legal practice and was remembered for courage honesty and public service. Interment was in Riverview cemetery.
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Grave Epicopal Church
Millsaps
Uriah Millsaps
Riverview
Louisiana State University
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Interior Department
Washington, D. C
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Hebert
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Louisiana
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Blind of State Calls for Statewide Blind Association Forming
Baton Rouge June 4. Prof W B Clarke director of music at the School for the Blind invites blind men and women to meet in Baton Rouge on June 5 and 9 to form a state association. The letter urges hearty cooperation and asks interested persons to reply by mail. Mr A J Caldwell invites all wishing to participate to gather at the school Friday night and Saturday June 8 and 9.
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School For the Blind
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Association of the Blind
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Karook Memorial Ceremony Among Yuma and Tribes of Arizona
The Yuma Indian tribe with guests from the Cocopah and Mojave held the Karook memorial rite for the dead. Rituals began before dawn with chants and dances, followed by the display of twenty nine carved idols. War chants and dramatic pageant tributes closed with a midnight bonfire, affirming beliefs in future happiness for the honored dead.
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Arizona
Associated Press
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Treasury issues three mile limit liquor rules after June 10
The treasury issues regulations enforcing the three mile limit on beverage liquor transport after 12:01 a m June 10. Exemptions cover medicinal and sacramental uses plus diplomats and war vessels. Distress cases may allow bonds to ensure compliance with the dry law. Some officials urge amending the eighteenth amendment.
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Eight Youths Qualify in Parish Athletic Tests
About one fourth of registered boys and girls completed the Parish Athletic Badge Test Saturday on school grounds. Eight youngsters qualified for the first badge, with Merry Adcock the sole qualifier for the second test. Mildred Dollar was the only girl to pass. Community Service will issue certificates and bronze badges in New York, with ceremonies led by Mary Hannah.
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Merry Adcock
Monroe
Community Service
Mary Hannah
Holman Daniels
Robert Garrison
Fred Vaugrhr
Jacek Adcock
Berry Adcock
Mildred Dollar
Play Ground and Recreation Association of America
New York City
Transportation Co. Sets Monroe as New Hub
Interurban Transportation Company, Inc announces Monroe as its new headquarters for a growing bus network. The firm cites experience and success as a foundation for expanding services in the region.
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Monroe
Neucleus
Interurban Transportation Company, Inc
Grace Darmond Leads Cast in Warner Film A Dangerous Adventure
Grace Darmond heads a large cast in Warner Brothers production A Dangerous Adventure to be shown at the Lyceum Theatre tomorrow. The feature is set in the African jungle and reportedly includes many wild animals and numerous natives in its dramatic locale.
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Lyceum Theatre
Tully Promotes Romance Dramas and Omar the Tentmaker
Producer Richard Walton Tully asserts romance endures as a field for drama. His Omar the Tentmaker, starring Guy Bates Post, is the current Saenger feature, running a two day engagement that began yesterday.
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Omar the Tentmaker
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Captain Fly-By-Night to Star at Saenger Theatre
Johnnie Walker headlines the big screen in Captain Fly-By-Night a vehicle distributed by F B C and set for exhibition tomorrow. The program also recalls The Rose of the Bansha The Bird of Paradise The Flame Keep Her Smiling The Masquerader Omar the Tentmaker and features dramatic hoof heats musketry and cavalry charges.
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Omar the Tentmaker
Johnnie Walker
Saenger Theatre
Marshall Spoonts Dies After Illness in Texas
Marshall Spoonts aged 44, former Tarrant county attorney and once candidate for attorney general of Texas, and recent oil operator, died last night after two months of illness. He was among those indicted last April by the federal grand jury on mail fraud charges and will be buried tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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