Brown shoots Frazier in Ouachita parish dispute
W J Brown prominent farmer shot and killed R H Frazier in front of Browns home in Ouachita parish yesterday afternoon between 4 and 5 oclock. Frazier reportedly returned to the scene from a disturbance Saturday night after Brown warned him to stay away. Brown had warned Frazier by telephone that he would kill him if he approached the home.
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W. J. Brown
R. H. Frazier
West Ouachita
Brown
Sheriffs Office
Sherif Grant
Monroe
Estern
Ouachita Parish
Ard
Ouachita
Frazier
Tter
Hb” Frazier
Cliff Arthur Grant
Frazi
Own
Ward Eight
Lapine
Pinchot plans new party center of reform movement
Amos Pinchot of the committee of forty eight announces a new third party presidential candidate is certain to enter the race. The declaration follows the Republican convention as rumors swirl that Robert La Follette may head a ticket and Harding campaign plans begin. Pinchot says the new party will draw Roosevelt Johnson and La Follette backers and offer a definite program.
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Harding
Pinchot
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Johnson
LaFollette
Chicago
London News
Times
Hoover
June Lumbermen Meeting Set in Monroe by Alexandria District
The Alexandria district Lumbermen's Exchange will hold its June meeting in Monroe on Tuesday. Prominent industry leaders are expected, with sessions on membership benefits, embargoes and car shortages, substitutes, general conditions, and agriculture. The Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo will conduct a grand concatenation with over 75 visitors and at least 25 initiates.
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Alexandria District Lumbermen's Exchange
Monroe
Alexandria District Lumbermen’s Exchange
Lumbermen of
Louisiana
B. R. Moses
Anacoce Lumber Company
Charles B. Monday
Lock, Moore and Co., Ltd
J. F. Oldham
Crowell & Spencer Lumber Co
F. J. Hortig
Alexandria Lumbe: Co
A. G. Barnhart
George C Vaughan & Sons
R. N. Campbell
J. A. Bentley Lumber Co
O. N. Cloud
Peavy-Byrne Lumber Co
A. W.johnson
Louisiana Central Lumber Co
Charles M. Vernon
Triangle Lumber Co
T. F. Terzia
Grayling Lumber Co
Ss. M. Eaton
W. M. Cady Lumber Company
H. D. Foote
Central
North
Concatenation
Alexandria District
Lumbermen’s Exchange
Elks’ Club
F. A. Terzia, Jr
Harry D. Wilson
Agriculture and Immigration of
W. A. Anderson
Shreveport Lumber Company
Shreveport
Henry I. Isherwood
Order of Hoo-Hoo
Ennessean Named Secretary of State Succeeding Polk
President Wilson appoints Norman H. Ennessean of Tullahoma Tennessee as secretary of state to succeed the ailing William H. Polk who resigns due to health. Ennessean will assume duties tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dung
Norman H S
Tullahoma, Tenn
Wilson
Polk
Labor Leaders Debate League of Nations and Global Trade Unions
Montreal scenes report AFL leaders advocating a world union network to avert future war while warning against entangling alliances. J W Ogden calls for a global federation akin to a world union. Canadian delegates push to study the Catholic union labor movement and curb its activity in Canada.
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Montreal
United States
League of Nations
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organization of World Union Workers
J. W. Ogden
British Trade Union Congress
Russia
J. A. McClelland
Traders and Labor Congress of Canada
Catholic Union Labor Movement
Canada
Uniform Law Sought for Auto Traffic Across States
Inspector of Police Robert Heap after attending the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in Detroit advocates a nationwide uniform automobile traffic code. H. G. Shirley presents a plan to standardize laws to reduce accidents and cross border violations, and Heap ties enforcement to national crime trends and Prohibition.
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Robert Heap
Monroe
Thenternational Association of Police Chiefs
Detroit
Mich
H. G. Shirley
Washington
Federal Highway Counsel
Union
Inspector Heap
Arkansas
Louisana
Louisiana
Heap
United States
Monroe Elks Defeat Bob Harmon and Bienville Sluggers in 5-1 Win
Monroe Elks defeated Rob Harmon and his Bienville sluggers 5 to 1 at Forsythe park. Tom Staples allowed only a late ninth inning run, Bonds starred at short with five assists, and Lee of the visitors made a key eighth inning catch. Shreveport comes to town next Sunday for a 3:30 p.m. clash.
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Bonds
Lee
Nic
Vlay Shreveport
Miller
Higgenbotham
Gladney
Dick Daughtry
C. Miller
Shreveport
Plague Reported as Pensacola Sees First Death
June 14 Pensacola reports a bubonic plague death linked to an imported case. A public health service member is sent from Washington to Pensacola to assist, with officials noting the situation is not highly serious.
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Public Health Service
New Orleans
Pensacola
Associated Press
Washington
Plague Reported as Threat in Tampico Mexico
The Associated Press reports the bubonic plague reached Tampico, Mexico, with the first case fatal. The American consul seeks vaccine and serum aid, while Mexican health authorities deny any plague presence in Tampico.
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Washington
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Gas Field Blaze Kills and Injures Arkansas Workers
Eight people were severely burned when a gas well near Constantine, Union County, caught fire after Fred Hayes lit a cigar. Miss Mildred Martin and Miss Goin later died of burns in El Dorado. others remain hospitalized. Fire continues as workers seek a plan to stop the blaze.
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el Dorado
Ark
Monroe News-Star Today
Mildrid Martin
Talion
Goin
Camden
Constantine
Union County
Arkansas
Constantine Well
Wheh & Gas
Constantine Oil and Refining Company
Tulsa
Okla
Fred Hayes
Monroe
Mildred Martin
Eldorado Hospital
Ruth
Josephine Daughan
Annie Bryan
Margaret Ramsey
A. L. Wolfert
Talion, Ark
President Wilson to ride bicycle for exercise
Westfield Mass June 14 President Wilson plans bicycle exercise a local factory said an order for a bicycle was placed by Admiral Grayson with a letter stating the bicycle is for the presidents own use.
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Westfield
Mass
Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Means Sues For Million Dollar Damages
Gaston Means sues for one million dollars in federal court alleging a conspiracy with Chicago's Northern Trust Company officials to bribe and corrupt witnesses. The suit targets District Attorney Swann and Assistant District Attorney Dooling.
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New York
Gaston Means
Swann
Dooling
Northern Trust Company
Chicago
Health officers deny plague in Tampico per Excelsior report
Health officials dispute claims of plague in Tampico cited by the Excelsior stating no outbreak exists. The article notes authorities monitoring conditions and urging calm while investigations continue.
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Mexico
Tampico
The
Excelsior
Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight Into Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday are expected to be generally fair with continued warm conditions. No precipitation is anticipated as high pressure dominates and winds remain light across the region.
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