Monroe City Council approves budget outline for 1922 23
The Monroe Louisiana city council met June 27 1922 in regular session presided by Mayor Arnold Bernstein. Ordinance No 2811 adopts the expenditures and contingent items for the fiscal year April 29 1922 to April 27 1923 totaling shown budgets for departments including Fire Police Streets Water and Schools with notes on notes payable and balance on the New Pavilion. The ordinance requires ten days publication and was adopted with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biedenharn
Peapeet Ordi
Monroe
City of
Louisithis
Speed
Ance
Louisiana
Notable births recall notable figures on this day
Dr. George E. Hale director at Mount Wilson Solar Observatory born in Chicago 14 years ago. Dr. Raymond F. Bacon Mellon Institute director born in Muncie Ind 42 years ago. William E. Borah senior senator from Idaho born in Fairfield Iowa 57 years ago. Rt. Rev. John B. Morris bishop of Little Rock born in Hendersonville Tenn 56 years ago. Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn manager born in Hudson Mass 58 years ago. Robert H. Veach Detroit outfielder born in St Charles Ky 34 years ago.
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George E. Hale
Mount Wilson Solar Observatory
International Research Council
Chicago
Raymond F. Bacon
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Muncie
Ind
William EE. Borah
United States
Idaho
Fairfield
John B. Morris
Little Rock
Hendersonville
Tenn
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Hudson
Mass
Robert H. Veach
Detroit
St. Charles
Prince Asage of Denmark Known for U.S. Ties and Western Canada
Prince Asage of Denmark, rumored future Danish Minister to Washington, is well acquainted with America through multiple visits to the United States and a long stay in western Canada. He is the eldest son of Prince Waldemar, brother of the late King Frederick VIII and Queen Alexandra. His mother was Princess Marie of Orleans. The prince is described as a fine fellow with charming unostentatious manners.
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Prince Asage
Denmark
Washington
America
United States
Canada
Prince Waldemar
Frederick VIII
Alexandra
England
Marie of
Orleans
Danish Prince Renounces Throne Rights After Marriage
An officer in the Danish army and ardent athlete, he married the daughter of an Italian noble serving as Italian Minister in Copenhagen in 1914, forcing him to renounce his Danish throne rights. In other notes, De Valera declined a conference invitation from Lloyd George, and Cuba’s senate defeated a women suffrage proposal.
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Copenhagen
de Valera
Lloyd George
Jockey Club Meetings and Amateur Tournaments Across U S
Racing events at Aqueduct Latonia and Hamilton highlight a busy sports week. Tennis opens in Scranton Pennsylvania while golf features Western and Metropolitan junior championships in Kansas City and Ardsley. Amateur championship in Salem Massachusetts and Prairie Zone shooting final at Coffeyville Kansas complete the itinerary.
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Scranton
Kansas City
Ardsley
N. Y
Massachusetts
Salem
Coffeyville
Kas
Young Couple Die in Alleged Death Pact
St Louis report states Gilbert Salzman age 20 and his 17 year old bride died from poisoning taken in a pact after a runaway marriage May 17 in Terre Haute Indiana. The deaths are linked to alleged family friction surrounding their marriage.
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St. Louis
Gilbert Salzman
Terre Haute
Ind
Dodge Brothers roadster and business coupe coming soon
Multiple ads announce the Dodge Brothers roadster and Business Man's Coupe arriving soon from Monroe Automobile & Supply Co. Valve cleaner and film finishing services offered by Griffin Studio. Local seed and nitrate products promoted by Monroe Seed Company.
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Dodge Brothers
Monroe Automobile & Supply Co
Dodger Brothers
This Date in History Highlights Noted Events
A compilation notes: 1577 Rubens born in Westphalia died Antwerp May 30 1640. 1794 first negro church in America dedicated Philadelphia. 1832 Detroit and St Joseph railroad charter granted later Michigan Central. 1891 inland lake appears in Colorado desert. 1893 Epworth League conference in Cleveland. 1904 Dan Emmett died Mount Vernon Ohio born Oct 29 1815. 1906 US Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization established. 1919 Wilson sails Brest for United States aboard George Washington. Additional ad copy and local notices follow.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Westphalia
Antwerp
America
Philadelphia
Detroit and
St. Joseph
Michigan Central
Colorado Desert
Epworth League
Cleveland
Dan” Emmett
Mount Vernon, O
United States Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Automobile repairs by Saunders' Garage
First class mechanics fix cars at Saunders' Garage with satisfaction guaranteed. Also advertised genuine prophylactic tooth brushes for the U S army at Phoenix Drug Store priced at 35 cents. Wif.
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Phoenix Drug Store
Saunders’ Garage
U. S. Army
Wif
Seventieth Anniversary Obscured in Many Gatherings
Optimists from across the United States and Canada gather in Kansas City for an international association convention. Schenectady hosts the Veterans of Foreign Wars reunion. Illinois Christian Endeavor delegates meet in Rockford for a three day event. Democratic gubernatorial candidate John A. McSparren wed Mrs. Sadie Holland. Kentucky Bar Association holds two day session in Louisville. The US Navy launches the Detroit scout cruiser at Quincy Massachusetts with Miss Madeleine Couzens christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
United States
Canada
Kansas Ciy
International Association
Schenectady
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of New York
Christian Endeavor Societies of Illinois
Rockford
John A. McSparren
Pennsylvania
Sadie Holland
Massachusetts Department of Agriculture
Kentucky State Bar Association
Louisville
United States Navy
Detroit
Quincy
Mass
Madeleine Couzens
Sheriff Sale in Ouachita Parish Louisiana
A sheriff sale is set in Ouachita Parish Sixth District Court Monroe on July 8 1922. Lot five square fifty J M Breads addition Monroe fronting 50 feet on North Fifth Street and 143 feet back to an alley seized as the property of the defendant to satisfy a writ of file and costs.
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State of
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Barney J. Sugar
Anthony
Valentine
Sixth Judicial District Court
Monroe
Towit
J. M. Breard
North Fifth Street
P. D. McCabe
Gus T. Lignoski
Ouachita Parish
Lousiana
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City Council
Wenetst Wuvernmtchl
Io Bridge
American Red Cross
Home of Good Samaritan Free Clinic
S Chamber of Commerce Juvenile Protective Association
United Confederate Veterans
Ieee
I A
Veka
Fire Department
Police Department
Board of Health
Vidanguer
American LaFrance Fire Engine Company
Standard Conveyor Company
Erie City Iron Works
Arnold Bernstein
P. A. Poag
Ede
Hasan
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
College
Tyler, Texas
Barrett
Bell
Short Metal Works
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Hamilton Jockey Club
Hamilton
SIG Haas & Sons
Kodak
Griffin Studio
Lynch
Monroe Seed Company
R. A. Smith
President Wilson
Brest
George Washington
Chase-Amman Drug Company
Phoenix
S. Dunn
J. G. Bell CO Sheet
Walnut Street
Monroe Seed Co
Collens’ Pharmacy
Motor Wheel Corporation
C. A. Mekhelvy
Blue Goose Cafe
West Monroe
H. A Peterman & Co
Washington Street
Monroe Seed Ca
Dixie Bedding Co.,, Ltd
Eason Transfer
Grammont Street
Jackson Street
L. W. Gresham Mattress Factory
H. E. Nettles
Public Accountant
Central Savings Bank
Monroe, LA
Singer Sewing Machine CO
J. & P. Coats
Smith Bros., Ltd
Aigner
T. A. Grant
State of Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
John Y. Covington
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
John ¥. Covington
Seal
L. F. Grigsby
Stubbs
Theus
Grisham & Thompson
Attys
The
Parlor City Lumber Company
Ro Ornate
S. Grand St
Whitman
Chase- Amman
M. S. McGuire
H. M. McGuire
DeSiard St
Teste Pers Ag Anne
DeSiard
Third Streets
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