Bible Revival Sermon on Neglect and Salvation
Ferguson preached in the Name In its Name s of Christ Revival urging heed to the gospel and the great salvation sealed by Christ. He contrasted old and new covenants, warned against the unpardonable sin, and urged baptism and confession for salvation while noting a recent violent incident and a Bronx murder case unfolding in New York.
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Barkdull - Paulk School
Ferguson
India
Illustraof
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Christ
Jesus
John
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Andy
R. Ferguson
W York
In Buzzi
Kmerick Schneider
Bronx
Columbia man appointed enforcement officer for state highways
George Erskins of Columbia is named enforcement officer for the Louisiana Highway Commission under Act 120 1921. He will enforce weight and tire rules on trucks and trailers, verify empty weights with weighmasters, and use load meters to check on road, with a May 1 1999 start.
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George Erskins
Columbia
Louisiana State Highway Commission
Erskins
Commission
Baton Rouge
W. T. Peterman
Louisiana Highway Commission
William H. Rhodes
Louisiana
Pilgrim Comedy Dropped For Nero Film At Saenger
The Saenger theatre cancels Chaplin The Pilgrim on Sunday and Monday after ministerial opposition. Nero, a spectacular substitute, will replace it to satisfy public demand while preserving program quality.
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Charlie Chaplin
Saenger Theatre
Saenger Amusement Company
al R. Lever
Lever
Chaplin
London baseball game draws 3000 in season opener
The season opener in London drew 3,000 spectators as the Oxford student team lost 5 to 4 to the American Legion team of London in a tight match.
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London
Oxford
American Legion
Miraculous Escape After Basco Car Crash
On the Columbia to Monroe route a Nash car driven by B. N. Faulk with W. C. Faulk plunged over an embankment near Basco. Both men were pinned beneath the wreck but escaped injury. W. C. Faulk cut free through the top and a muddy ditch allowed others to lift the overturned vehicle.
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Columbia
Monroe
Nash
BE. N. Faulk
W. C. Faulk
Basco
Bosco
E. N. Faulk
E. N. Foulk
Klan Naturalization Plans Arranged For July 4
Monroe Klan plans a monster barbecue and open air naturalization on July 4 with special trains from Ferriday Shreveport Dorado and Bastrop. Crowds expected to exceed prior records as hundreds seek naturalization and a large barbecue, with Klan and anti klan families invited.
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Monroe Klan No. 4
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Monroe
Ferriday
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Winnsboro
Mangham
Gilbert
Shreveport
Ouachita River
Bastrop
Monroe-Bastrop Road
Pecan Grove
Kansas Plantation
Calvert's Mystery Well
West Monroe
Terminal Heights
Ringling Brothere
North
Louisiana
Knights of Pythias
McDougal
Nonroe
Farmerville
Forsythe Park
Destructive Storm Toll Hits Stage Pair and Brooklyn Victim
An early morning electrical storm over the metropolitan area killed Bert Savory of Brennan and Savoy and Jack Grossman, also of the theatrical profession, in Long Beach and Yonkers. The storm sparked fires and caused deaths including a Brooklyn woman, with ten minutes of danger sweeping Manhattan and nearby bor oughs.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Beach
Bert Savory
Brennan and
Savoy
Jack Groasman
Brooklyn
Yonkers
Manhattan
Savory
Grossman
Evans Addresses Waco Klan Defending Segregation Powers
In Waco Texas on June 28 Imperial Wizard H W Evans defended the K K K against secession claims. He asserted strong support from the San Antonio Klan and the Waco district and accused former Kleagle George W Keeling of disloyalty and being discharged for failed recruitment. He said Simmons no longer controls the Klan and vowed court battles would favor the organization.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
San Antonio
H. W. Evans
Waco Klan
Kleagle
George W. Keeling
San Antonio Klan
Texus
Klan
William Joseph Simmons
KKK
Kloncilium
Imperial Palace
Public Succession Sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana
The sixth district court in Ouachita Parish Louisiana will auction Lot 3 in Square A West Monroe on August 4 1922 during legal hours. Proceeds go to pay debts at not less than two thirds of appraised value free of liens and encumbrances. Executors T Fk Flournoy and J T Austin oversee the sale ordered by Judge Fred M. Odom.
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Louisiana
Ouachita
Sixth District Court
T. EF. Flournoy
J. T. Austin
Mary L. Millsaps
Sixth Judicial District Court
State of Louisiana
Court House
Monroe
West Monroe
Parish of
State of
Martha C. Crosley
J.T. Austin
Fred M. Odom
City of
Thia
T. Fk. Flournoy
Democrats Defend Farm Legislation Against Harding
Senator Fletcher of Florida, backing the farm bloc, says recent laws aiding farmers came from bipartisan effort against administration pressure. He criticizes President Harding for taking credit and argues deflation policies were not the earlier admin's aim, noting deflation shift in the Chicago platform.
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Associated
Washington
Harding
Hutchinson
Kaw
Fletcher
Florida
Farm Bloc
McCormick
Illinois
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Chicago
Bankrupt Sale in Western District of Louisiana
Public notice of a bankruptcy sale for Robert M. Baxter No 2201 in the Western District of Louisiana. Trustee H R Speed to sell July 6 1923 between 11 am and 3 pm at the bankrupt business site Winnsboro Franklin Parish with stock building materials furniture fixtures one Ford truck accounts receivable cash liens to proceeds and sale subject to court approval.
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District Court of the United States
Louisiana
Robert M. Baxter
United States Court
Winnsboro
Frankling Parish
Monroe
United States Court For
Western District of Louisiana
H. R. Speed
Judge Warns Monroe Youths Backsliding Threat to Nation
Judge Charles Schulze urged Ouachita Valley Camp No. 10 W O W members to curb irreverence and profligacy among Monroe’s youths. He warned that neglecting duty to religion and society could erode the community and nation in a generation or two. He praised the Woodmen and Campanita for their role in building the new home despite obstacles.
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Monroe
Charles Schulze
Ouachita Valley Camp No. 10
W. OO. W
Campanita Organization
Soviet commission seeks 10000 cats to curb rats in Poland
A Russian soviet commission arrived in Poland to purchase 10,000 cats to combat a rising rat problem. The move reflects cross border measures aimed at pest control amid urban and rural rat infestations.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Commission Hearings Set by Louisiana Public Service Panel
The Louisiana Public Service Commission will hear twenty five cases on July 2 and will consider only cases already heard or those essential for July and August. Chairman Huey P. Long announced the schedule from Shreveport.
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