Building Permits Total $21 600 In Week In City
Weekly permits add to 11 licenses totaling 21 600 with the largest going to R D Taylor for a 4950 dollar one story frame residence on Stubbs avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets. Other permits include five $450 houses on South Seventh street, a 2000 dollar one story on South Third street, 3000 dollar residence on Richmond street, 3000 dollar on North Sixth street, 450 dollar on Twenty third street, 2000 dollar second street remodeling, 950 dollar DeSiard street remodeling, four 450 dollar houses on Ouachita avenue, 400 dollar on Twelfth street, and 450 dollar Texas avenue houses plus a pair of 450 dollar Texas avenue houses between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. The past week returns align with normal activity after a flood related surge earlier.
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R. D. Taylor
Stubbs Avenue
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Ing
N. G. Tippit
South Seventh Street
Texas and
Louise Anne Avenues
W. P. Elledge
South Third Street
Orange
Morris Streets
C. C. Bell
Richmond Street
Thomas and
Allen Streets
J. Brooks
North Sixth Street
Hudson Lane
William Medlock
Twenty-third Street
Flynn and
Breard Streets
E. G. Sugar
South Second Street
Plum and
Prune Streets
W. F. Benton
DeSiard Street
Twenty-second
Twentythird
Robert Layton
Ouachita Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
W. P. Carrington
Twelfth Street
Texas Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Remove Youth to N O to Receive Course Treatment
George M. Stewart 20, telephone company employee, who fell from a second story window at 313 North Second Street while sleepwalking, has been taken to New Orleans for treatment. He sustains internal injuries from the fall and a stomach disorder blamed for the somnambulism. Stewart was conveyed to St. Fran hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stewart
Telephone Company
Levi
North Second Street
New Orleans
Stewart
St. Fran
Formality Of An Election Held In City Today
The citywide election opens at 6 a.m. at 12 precincts and closes at 7 p.m. It is a formality confirming the Democratic primary actions from April 12. Balloting is light with under 20 votes at the peak and no opposition to the nominees. The primary drafts only party nominations. the general election determines the actual officeholders.
Gains Guilty of Assault in West Monroe Jury Verdict
The trial of Tom Gains, a West Monroe man, ended with a verdict of guilty of assault with intent to commit criminal assault on a girl under 12. The maximum sentence is 20 years. sentence not yet pronounced. Jurors chose a mid-range verdict from five options after a lengthy trial and deliberation began Monday morning. The case also involved plans for future proceedings regarding James Pace on forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gains
West Monroe
Gains
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President Coolidge
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International Newsreel
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MRS
Rollins
111 Jackson
California
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Ritter
Libby
Hams
Otto C. Gilliland
M N. Knowles
S. H. Heard
3. M. Rutledge
J. L .Humble
J. M. Cobb
Yma Ireich
L. H. Peevy
Joseph Kusin
J. F. Wales
Robert McLeod
Lyles
Percy Lane
James Pace
Pace
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