Inter City Baseball Series Schedule and Meeting Notice
A local league outlines two week periods with inter city baseball games at various park diamonds between teams including Monroe Hardware Co and Pacific By. games set at Missouri Pacific and Ouachita National Bank fields. The note calls for player roster submissions and attendance at an upcoming schedule meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenks Suppl. Co
Monroe Hardware Co
Ball Park
O-L. T. Teves
American Legion
National Guard
Missommi Pacific
Missouri Pacifie Dimond
Oueehita National Bank Wa
Taylor-Nash Auto Co
Lost Personal Wreouch and Classified Notices
Fragmented classified page listing lost items, rental offers, stray animal notice, aims to sell goods, and stray warnings. Entries mention rental rooms, furnished suites, a stray gray statue, a stray mule notice, and a sale item from a J. sr Specialist. Names, places, and ad-like phrases appear in broken form with dates and locations unclear.
Drowning at Grand Isle Claims Three Lives
Three bathers from New Orleans drowned at Grand Island when a swift undertow dragged them from shore. Mrs. Roy Palmer 22 Miss Sadie Hatcher 17 and Samuel P Coats 33 died. Rescued swimmers Mary Filgout 16 and Marline 12 survived but were unconscious. The Falgout children were missing but later found. authorities recovered bodies with unsuccessful revival attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleanse
Grand Island
Roy Palmer
Sadie Hatcher
Samuel P. Coats
Mary Filgout
Marline
E. F. Falgout
Golden Meadow
Lafourche Parish
Mr. Falgout
Grand Lake
Grand Isle
Gulf Beach
Miss Hatcher
Baton Rouge Electric Plans Extension to Refineries
Baton Rouge Electric Company announces a 150000 extension of its street to the Standard Oil Refinery three miles north of the city. Work will start once franchise and service rights are secured from the city and parish. Also, Baton Rouge prepares for the state golf tournament June 15 to 17 with about eighty players expected from New Orleans Lake Charles Shreveport and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Baton Bowre Electric Company
Standard Oil
Tty Gad
Baton Lounge
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Alexandria
Priest Indicted Over Fraudulent Tax Paper Signing
Father Walter A. Grace, a Denver Catholic priest, indicted by a federal grand jury in Vueble Colorado on charges of fraudulently signing papers required by the Internal Revenue Law. He had previously been tested in Denver in connection with a liquor shipment for the aged home run by 4d K Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Vueble
Colo
Walter A. Grace
Denver
Internal Revenue Law
Father Grace
France Presses For Unified Allied Response In Ruhr Talks
Paris reports that France remains reluctant to concession changes and favors diplomatic negotiation. Premier Poineure may oppose new allied conferences and push for a united notice to Germany to cease Ruhr obstruction. Civilian deaths reported in Dortmund as troops seize City Hall and arrests climb. German authorities tighten controls to stop Bolshevik influenced unrest as Russia approaches the Ruhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Premier Poineure
Germany
Ruhr
Massive Arkansas Kansas floods cause widespread damage
The region faced record rains and a cloud burst with hail, washing out rail lines and streets in Macon and surrounding areas. City authorities estimate over 30,000 dollars in damage. many towns report flooded basements and marooned residents, amid emergency rescues and extensive property loss across Arkansas and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Macon
Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Arkansas City
Finfield
Kan
Arkansas
Walnut
Winfield
Walnut River
Trailing Animals in African Wilds at Saenger Theatre
A sensational travel film shown at Saenger's tomorrow promises a once in a lifetime viewing experience. Trailing African wildlife follows Martin Johnson and his wife across a desert to a remote oasis in British East Africa, with caravans of camels oxen and cars, detailing elephants and other wildlife in a pristine jungle setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenger's
British East Africa
Missippi
Martin Johnser
Helen Balht Lowry
New York Times
Columbus
South Atlantic
Garden of Eden
Martin Johnson
Elephant Land
WINE AND WOMEN CHARGE AGAINST NORTHROP CASHIER
J M Northrop former cashier of the First National Bank of Atmore Alabama was arraigned in the inferior criminal court on charges of embezzlement and larceny totaling 310 000 from the Merchants Bank of Mobile. Hearing postponed to Thursday. Northrop admitted shortages and said the money went to cotton speculation brokers not to lavish living or women. He hinted at possible marriage once prison and finances permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa Mobile
Ala
J. M. Northrop
First National Bank of Atmore
Merchants Bank of Mobile
Inferior Criminal Court
Northrope
Atmore Bank
Minnie McKellar
Atmore
Arkansas River Reaches Record High in Memory
Flood waters surge around Tulsa as two hundred houses become surrounded while the Arkansas River remains at peak levels before a slight fall later in the day. Local dispatches report rising waters impacting homes and streets in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Tulsa
Photoplay Ends in Record Northern Theaters
The film stars Carol Dempster and Henry Hull with a strong cast and depicts a dramatic safari sequence where Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson confront a charging rhinoceros. The documentary style moment includes a bold shot with the Johnsons and a gun, earning official endorsement from the American Museum of Natural History. Shown at Saenger Theatre tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Dempster
Henry Hull
Porter Strong
Morgan Wallace
C. H. Crocker-King
Margaret Dale
Frank Sheridan
Frank Wunderlee
Grace Griswold
Irma Harrison
Herbert Sutch
Percy Carr
Charles T. Mack
Martin Johnson
One Exciting Night Opens at Suedger Theatre
Rete thrill and chill mark the opening of D W Griffiths new cinema One Exciting Night at Suedger theatre. The United Artists release is a mystery drama with light comedy to ease tense moments as the plot thickens and Mer Griffith has departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suedger
D. W. Griffth
United Artists
Nlo
Mer Griffith
Money Recovered From Waikiki Sand Sparks Bank Heist Confession
Detectives recovered $15,000 buried in Waikiki sand in front of the Outrigger Club. A bank theft in March is cleared by confession from a clerk under surveillance, with his arrest anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Honolulu
Waikiki
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Ouachita National Bankers
Ak Mal
Pete Monree
Pheraea
Patna
Sean
Wren
Breemlsay
Mae
J. Sr
Atse Table
Narcissa Walters
BOT
Holi Street
McCaskey
Mitchell Transfer Company
Kent
Catalpa Street
Lee Avenue
Carbine
Walter ‘T. Gregory
Locks and Dam No
Monroe
Aperdagen
Leoutsima Taininge Institute
Podre
Harrison Street
Apply Desha Lumber Co
Lake Providence
Mai
Sterlingworth Tire & Rubber Co
East Liverpool
Ohio
North Third
Ky Honinger
State News
Board of Supervisors
Alumi Federation
Alumni Federation
de, Boo. Stevens
God
Campa
Yosecomite
Aubinier School
Vlauche
Associated Press Shreveport
Dune MW
Thomas C. Manche
Charles Assoret
Pederalt
Dielee G. OW
Jeek
Ind
Iw Sears
Associated Presa Berlin
Dortmund
Essen
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Carroll
Madison
Tensas Parishes
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Deanita
Midi Fialice
Pooits Vio
Ouachita Valley
Ouachita River
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
101 Ranch
Powen City
Saenger Theatre
Northrop
Saenger Theatre Tomorrow
Plum ST
Maxwell House Coffee
Slus
Carow Dempster
Griffith’s
Jee
Fellafey
S. Grand St
Yellow Cab CO
Western Union
Welt
D. W. Grifeit
Myster
Griffith
Mr and Mirs, Martin Johnson
Africa
Lyceum
Ralph Graves
Viola Dana
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