Crisis in British Coalition Drives Premier to Ultimatum
London reports Premier Lloyd George will resign if coalition conservatives fail to give assurances by March 8. The crisis centers on Conservative, Liberal, and Labor forces abandoning the coalition, with Sir George Younger controlling party funds and the die hard faction seeking opposition.
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George Younger
Faith Healing Sermon Promotes Spiritual Awakening in Monroe
Rev E F Hayward rector Grace Episcopal Monroe spoke on faith healing to church members and outlined plans for weekly meetings to explore healing aspects. He cited biblical healing from Acts and contrasted it with Catholic and Anglican practices while noting the Episcopal commission on unction.
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Norwegian Ship Eshtonia Sinks in Norse Rescue Bid
Halifax March 3 The steamship Eshtonia was reported by wireless to have reached a point where the Norwegian steamer Gronteft announced it was sinking with a crew of twenty yesterday but no sign of ship or crew was found.
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Senate opens fire on four power Pacific treaty skirmish
In Washington on March 3 the Senate debated the four power Pacific treaty with brief, sharp exchanges from Republican and Democratic sides. Senators Hitchcock Borah and France opposed the pact while Lodge urged delaying action. The debate was described as a skirmish with a larger battle expected next week as opposition warned of dire consequences.
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Agreement to Sell Monroe Property
Mrs Maymie McCormick and Frank McCormick have contracted to sell property on M Street and River Front in Hudson Riverside addition to O M Grisham for 10500 dollars. The Monroe property has been owned by the McCormicks for some time.
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Farmers Day in Monroe Aims Women Volunteers
Farmers of Northeastern Louisiana invite women to a Farmers Day gathering in Monroe on Monday to honor the visit of Louisiana Farm Bureau organiser Harry Kapp. Mrs. Mary Sue Gesell, Baton Rouge home demonstration agent, will lead the women’s meeting at City Hall with C. E. Woolman assisting in organizing farm forces.
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Louisiana Farm Bureau
Mary Sue Gesell
Baton Rouge
North Louisiana
C. E. Woolman
Property Transfers in Layton's Second Monroe Addition
J. O. Jackson sells square twenty eight in Layton's Second addition Monroe to Mrs May Elizabeth Grayson for 4500 dollars. Walter M Caldwell sells twenty five acre farm in section 18 18N 8E to J L Pierce for 1000 dollars.
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Layton
Monroe
May Elizabeth Grayson
Walter M. Caldwell
J. L. Pierce
Officials Seek Son of Missing Swartz Citizen
Monroe authorities press to locate Elijah Harmon son of Charles Harmon of Monroe who vanished from Swartz weeks ago The missing man reportedly left Haynesville around the time of his disappearance Judge Charles Schulze of Monroe and others persist in the case Relatives in Pensacola Florida and Jackson Mississippi have been contacted to aid the inquiry
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Alleged "Check Man" to Be Kept in Ruston Jail
Ben Buntwyn of Monroe was arrested in Ruston on Sheriff Arthur Grant's orders for passing a worthless $23 check. He will be kept in the Ruston jail for some time due to Monroe jail crowding.
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Ben Buntwyn
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Arthur Grant
Waterways convention urges Congress to back engineers estimates
At the National Rivers and Harbors congress closing session, delegates demand Congress approve at least the Army engineers’ estimates for river and harbor improvements and push completion of approved projects. Major General Beach notes railroads’ stance as a reason to support waterways. Julius Cline highlights export challenges from inland locations and long transport costs.
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Ouachita
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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John H. Small
North Carolina
Chief of Engineers
Congress of the
United States
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Army Engineers
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