Notable Events Across Cities Open Today
Radio policy talk opens at the International Chiefs of Police convention in San Francisco. Women gather at Chautauqua for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial. The American Construction Council forms in Washington. Chicago labor leaders face trial over alleged murder links. Poincare and Lloyd George to dine on international issues. United Veterans national reunion begins in Richmond. Primaries decide senators governors and other offices in Maine and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Chiefs of Police
San Francisco
United States
Chautauqua
N. Y
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Construction Council
Washington
Tdowa
Chicago
Poincare
France
Lloyd George
Downing Street
United Veterans
Richmond
Maine
Minnesota
New England
Pacific Coast
Gulf States
Great Lakes
Federation
George Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Arthur E. Bestor
Chautauqua Institution
Ida Tarbell
John Finley
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
Mary Anderson
Woman’s Bureau
Raymond Robins
Henry Morgenbad
D. C
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
W.S. Jennings
Florida
George Plummer
Wallace T. Perham
Montana
Second View
James E. Hays
Georgia State Federation
General Federation
Florence Floore
Texas
Winnsboro Prize Story on Good Roads Worth Cost
Fourteen year old Miss Mearine Chambers of Winnsboro High School won a gold medal from the Interstate Bank and Trust Co of New Orleans for an essay arguing good roads boost business and community life. The piece discusses time saving, lighter vehicle wear, school access, social ties, health, and long term prosperity from modern highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearine Chambers
Winnsboro
Interstate Bank & Trust Co
New Orleans
Oldest Wesleyan Alumnus to Attend 192? Commencement
At Wesleyan University Middleton Conn the oldest alumnus ex Senator Cornelius Cole of California will join the commencement celebration to mark his hundredth birthday. Born in 1822 in Lodi New York he graduated from Wesleyan seventy five years ago and plans to travel cross country for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Conn
Cornelius’ Cole
California
Cole
Rhe
Monroe
Lodi
N. Y
Wesleyan
Early Senator and Lawyer Spanned Nation Across Era
Obscured obituary notes a man who began in Oswego after being admitted to the bar and practicing in New York. He joined the first Republican National Committee, served in Congress late in the Civil War, and was a U.S. senator from 1865 to 1873. He later connected with various professional and fraternal bodies across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Oswego
Cole
Great Plains
California
Congress
United States
Bankrupt McCormick seeks discharge in Western Louisiana court
In the matter of F McCormick bankrupt of Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana the court heard his petition for discharge from all debts provable against his estate under the bankruptcy acts. a hearing was set for July 17 1922 before Special Master J M Grimmet at Shreveport Louisiana and notices were to be published in Monroe News Star. Bids for Monroe street paving due July 1 1922 with asphalt paving plans on file at city engineer R S Reynolds office and bond requirements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Western District
Louisiana
F. McCormick
Bankrutcy
George Whitfield Jack
District Court of the United States
Frank McCormick
Monroe
Ouachita
A. D
McCormick
J. M. Grimmet
Shreveport
Monroe News-Star
Cerdifors
Paving Bid Notice for Telemaque Street Project
City work on Telemaque Street from Grand to Jackson aims for asphalt paving with curb and gutter. Estimated 1400 sq yd asphaltic concrete 1200 ft curb, 500 cu yd grading, 300 ft 15 inch pipe. bidders must submit a 5 percent certified check. Succession notice in Ouachita Parish mandates creditors act within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana
Bright Street
South Grand Street
Jackson Street
R. S. Reynolds
Telemaque Street
Grand Street
R. B. Reynolds
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M.S. McGuire
H. M. McGuire
West Monroe
Parlor City Lumber Company
South
S. Grand St
Chase-Amman
Port Arthur
National Council of Women of Canada
Oakland
Calif
Supreme Court of Order of the Amaranth
American Institute — of Homeopathy
Niagara Falls
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Wickford, R. L
National Social Conference of Episcopal Church
Bedford Springs
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
St. Paul
Bankers’ Association
P. A. Poag
Font
State of
Parish of
Sixth District Court
Melissa Goodman
Jean
Tamas
Terewith
Grigsby
del Ork
McPaliguerk
Robert M. Ween Jr
Atty
Gaines
Girard
Lenwis
Barbers, Monroe Employment Bureau
Holstein
Guernsey
Hillside Farm
Palmyra
Wis
Louisville Avenue
West Texas Avenue
Flournoy’s Addition
Perry
Dunn
Birmingham
Alabama
Railroad
Ouachita Avenue
Lee Avenue
O. B. Morton
Bath
I. M. Depot
South Fourth Street
Dinkgrave
Wood Street
W. H. Dowling
South Second Street
Pine Street
Breard
J. L. Smith
Joint Committee
House of Representatives
W. Gresham
St. John Street
DeSiard Street
Texas Avenue
Sentelany
City of
Collens
H. E. Nettles
Alexandria
Nger Sewing Machine Co
Eason Transfer
Ally
Usiness
Grammont Street
Desser
Dixie Bedding CO. Ltd
J. G. Bell Co., Inc
Barrett
Barber’s
Trinidad
Ginners & Planters
Lieber & CO
L. L. Smith
Cotton
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
H. & B. Beer
New Orleans, LA
N. Grand St
Miles St
Barry Wool Clear Wool
Lieber
Monroe, LA
Grand St
Katherine B. Wok
Grammont St
F. C. Bennett
Dr. Pg
DRS
Swayze's Market
DeSiard St. Maaree, la
DR. A. L. P. Eye
Ear, Nose and Suite
Ouachita National Bldg
DR. BR. L
WOOD
Philip M. Gayle
Ouachita Nationa
Beak Building
Neel & McGer Civil Engineers
DeSiard St
P. O. Box
O. Box
Wm. F. Thurman
Geo. W. Lester
John R. Humble
Monroe Veterinary Infirmary
Wick
Outisburg
Ark
Missouri
Bastrop
Crossett
Bastrop Androssett
Missouri Pamfie
Iain South
Aceer
Monroe-Natchez
el Dorado
Dra South
Monroe-Farmerville
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