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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1921

Page

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Monroe area asked for 25 percent property tax cut by board

Ouachita parish board of affairs and Assessor Joe Hanna seek a 25 percent reduction for suburban Monroe West Monroe city property to align with 1919 values while keeping 1921 assessments at 1920 levels. Farm lands would drop from 55 to 40, 35 to 25, and 12 to 8 per acre. denuded hardwood from 8 to 6 and denuded pine from 6 to 4. Timber lands unchanged. Abstract due July 25.

Board of State Affairs Baton Rouge Ouachita Parish Monroe West Monroe Joe Hanna Parish State Board of Affairs Hanna

Monroe Gas Field Seen as World’s Largest Under Study

Louisiana’s Monroe field is described as the largest gas deposit on earth. Engineers project a 43 to 130 year life, with potential daily output around 160 million to 140 million cubic feet, and note feasible pipeline delivery to New Orleans at reduced costs. They urge conservation, proper regulation, and a field supervisor for Louisiana.

United States Bureau of Mines Governor and Conservation Department Monroe Louisiana M. W. Bell R. A. Cattell Dallas United States Bureau of Mines and Petroleum Engineers North Louisiana Parker Department of Conservation Lounisiana St. Louis Kansas City Houston Memphis New Nature

Attorneys Newton and Newton file habeas corpus petition

A writ of habeas corpus was filed in Monroe before Judge Fred M. Odom seeking the release of Jesse Donnick, accused of rape. Attorneys Newton and Newton argue the city judge lacked authority to issue a warrant for a crime with more than two years in prison, making the petition notable in the area. The case, set for trial before Judge Odom, targets Sheriff Arthur Grant to order Donnick’s release.

Newton Fred M. Odom Sixth Judicial District Court Monroe Jesse Donnick Donnick Charles Schulze Odom Arthur Grant

Richland Land and Timber Co Forms Northeastern Louisiana Ventures

Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee businessmen organize Richland Land and Timber Co to build sawmills and pipelines for oil gas and timber lands in Richland Ouachita and nearby parishes. Capitalization 50000 potentially rising to 1000900 with a five member board led by M A Sorrells L B Harris W J Thomas A P Merron and George Wesley Smith. The firm may pipe gas to eastern communities if new field gas is found near Monroe.

Richland Land & Timber Company Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Richland Ouachita Board of M. A. Sorrells Belzoni Miss L. B. Harris Memphis W. J. Thomas Rayville A. P. Merron Oakland George Wesley Smith Monroe

Monroe Defeats Bastrop in Low-Scoring Saturday Game

Monroe defeated Bastrop two to nothing in a slow start worsened by rain soaked diamonds. From the fifth inning both pitchers limited baserunners as Bastrop’s Sawyer reached on a miscue in the sixth, and Shreveport’s team was later routed on Sunday by Monroe.

Monroe Bastrop Shreveport Sawyer Waller Page Six

Pastor Maps Fight On Monroe Vice In Sermon

Rev Frank Tripp of the Baptist church denounces vice conditions in Monroe calling for action beyond mere endorsement of the status quo. He cites a federal health report listing ten houses of prostitution with seventeen inmates and warns oil-field prosperity could threaten moral life. He praises local press for publicizing the issue and notes a recent fourth murder mystery amid ongoing police efforts.

Monroe Frank Tripp The Baptist Church Tripp State Board of Health Tulsa Oklahoma Sheriff’s Office State Department of Health Bureau of Protective Social Conditions United States

All South Secretary Here for Convention in Monroe

Lawrence Little, All South Christian Endeavor Secretary from Chattanooga, arrives in Monroe to arrange the twenty eighth annual Louisiana Christian Endeavor Union convention. He says the event will draw a large entrance and features a recreational program for delegates including trips to gas fields, Forsythe Park activities, tennis, baseball, swimming, and other events. The Monroe Municipal Street Railway will transport delegates to the park.

ALL South Christian Endeavor Union Lawrence Little Chattanooga All South Christian Endeavor Monroe Louisiana Christian Endeavor Union Little Wallace Clift Presbyterian Pastr Forsythe Park Monroe Municipal Streat Railway Company

Richland Parish Files Record of 10 Million Property Roll

An abstract of the Richland parish assessment roll filed with the state board shows a total value over 10 million dollars excluding public service corporations. Real estate values hold, personal property declines, and lumber plants push some gains. Lipscomb notes the 1921 roll sits about 500 thousand below 1920.

Richland Parish State Board of Affairs E. B. Lipscomb Public Service Corporations Lipscomb Richard Parish Louisiana

Convention of Labor Opens at Denver Amid Unrest

The forty first annual American Federation of Labor convention opens in Denver with over 500 delegates. Unemployment wage cuts open show, European federation relations, disarmament, Irish question, recognition of the Russian soviet government and more than twenty major issues before the gathering. President Gompers and the council seek to resolve the carpenters union withdrawal with plans for peace amid threats of ouster if decisions are ignored.

Denver American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Carpenters’ Union Building Trades Department of Federation Carpenters National Board

Flag Day Observed in City With Band Concert

Flag day will be observed tomorrow evening at Court Square by Ft. Miro Chapter D A R and other patriotic groups. A band concert starts at 8 with short talks. homes and places are asked to display the national flag as a tribute. All are invited to attend and participate.

Court Square Ft. Miro

Sims Says He Has Not Been Ordered Back from Leave

London Rear Admiral Sims states no cable from Secretary Denby cancelling his leave and ordering immediate reporting to Washington, and confirms he has not received such a message.

London Sims Navy Denby Washington

Four Women Charged in Kaber Murder Case

Cleveland reports four women now face murder charges in the Daniel F. Kaber case. Indictments are expected as the grand jury probes a Lakewood killing two years past. A signed police statement details how assassins allegedly entered the home and a daughter played piano to mask footsteps.

Cleveland Ohio Daniel F. Kaber Lakewood Erminia Colavita Kaber Marion MacCardle

Infant Smothered Death In Parker McComb Home Funeral Held

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Parker McComb died at three and a half months old after being smothered in its bed. The mother found the child with its face buried in a pillow upon returning to the room. A physician arrived too late to aid the infant and a funeral was held yesterday afternoon with burial in Old City cemetery.

Parker McComb Old City

Demonstration Sparks Burns at Met Rouge Home

Miss Verna Lilly, a Morehouse demonstration agent, and L. L. Davidson were badly scalded at Mr. Davidson's Met Rouge home when a can of hot soup burst. They were treated in Monroe where doctors said they would not be seriously disfigured and face possible eye injuries.

Verna Lilly Morehouse Louisiana L. L. Davidson

Respect Caldwell Young Lady Shot in Ambush Near Columbia

Miss Arkalia Hester, well regarded in Caldwell, was shot in the left hip while at a dance at J. H. Ferrand’s residence six miles west of Columbia. Bloodhounds trailed the shot from the window to woods where a rider escaped. a rejected suitor is rumored but unnamed. Medical reports say the wound is not serious and recovery is likely unless infection occurs.

Monroe News-Star Columbia J. H. Ferrand Here Arkalia Hester Sheriff McClaughan J. J. Humble

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