Bacteriologist Walter faces bigamy affidavit in Monroe case
An affidavit from Ruth Martin Walter of Americus, Ga., alleges Dr. George Irving Walter, a Monroe bacteriologist, married a second wife in Monroe and fled with her to New York. Inspector Heap seeks Walter’s arrest for bigamy, vowing to pursue him to stand trial.
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New York City
George Irving Walter
Monroe
Walcott Hotel
Gotham
St. Francis Sanitarium
Ruth Martin Walter
Americus
R. E. Heap
Walter
Bugs
Mary Eadie
Milliner
Alice Henry
Dr. Walter
Eadie
Chicago
Thirty-first Street
Fifth Avenue
Fort Smith
Ark
Sixth District Court
Heap
Waller
Sumpter County
Georgia
Richard Orme Flynn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Danyese
New York
Metropolis
America
Americas
Walters
Police Jury Holds Busy Ouachita Parish Meeting
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury met in regular session led by President J M Breard Jr. Key actions include a modified stock law for wards 5 and 7 to curb hogs and goats, inspection praise for the free clinic, a road bid ready mile near West Monroe, salary raise for Justice of the Peace McClendon, and experimental road work on Monroe Columbia road with no parish cost. Also a motion to require vehicles stop for school buses was adopted.
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Ouachita Parish
J. M. Breard, Jr
Fred C. Peters
Peters
H. ¢. Daigre
Natchitoches Road
Trenton Avenue
West Monroe
Justice of the Peace
McClendon
A. W. Deas
Monroe-Columbia
Texas Co
Victory Gravel Co
Chas. Philips
Dallas County Probes Kidnapping Flogging Case
Dallas county grand jury deputy sheriffs and city detectives investigate the kidnapping and flogging of Philip Rothblum the picture framer who closed his business and left with his family after obeying captors orders. Destination believed to be Little Rock or Carterville. A lead stratum claimed richest in tri state Oklahoma Missouri Kansas found south of the city at seventy feet.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas County Grand Jury
Philip Rothblum
Little Rock
Ark
Carterville
Tri-State
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Ford lease offer for Muscle Shoals faces legal hurdles
Southern congressional members pressed for quick acceptance of Henry Ford's plan to purchase and lease Muscle Shoals properties while lawmakers warned years may pass before resolving legal entanglements. Alabama Power Company protests and Air Nitrates Corp claims complicate passage as Mr Ford's amendments seek capitalization safeguards and fertilizer manufacturing scope.
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Congress
Alabama
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Arkensas
Texas
Ford
Alabama Power Company
Oliver
Washington, Mar. S
Kahn
W. B. Mayo
Neary Ford
Detroit
Ala
Air Nitrates Corporation
Warrior
Mayo
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alabama Enterprises
Weeks
Miller
Republican
Air Nitrates Cooporation
Baptist Revival Planned at Peniel Church in Ouachita Parish
A Baptist revival opens at Peniel Ouachita parish starting March 25 with Rev. Frank Tripp of Monroe preaching and John S Ramond of Monroe Baptist Church directing singing.
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Peniel
Ouachita Parish
Frank Tripp
Monroe
John S Ramond
Monroe Baptist Church
Monroe Boards Back Ten Year Tax Exemptions for Plants
At a joint Monroe Chamber of Commerce meeting, officers endorsed seeking a ten year tax exemption for industrial plants. The boards will press Louisiana lawmakers for an enabling act to be ratified by voters, aiming to lure new industries to Monroe. Representative Webb pledged effort, noting a two thirds majority needed in both houses for passage.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
M. Collins
Louisiana
Monroe
C. H. Melours
T. T. Webb
Webb
Samuel Kaplan
Albert Horuff
Arnold Bernstein
Detective Arrests Man for Forged Checks in Pollard Case
Will Wheatley was arrested by Detective L. V. Tarver on a forgery charge. Four checks signed with A. B. Marks and A. B. Bant were passed at Pollard Fish and Meat Shop totaling about 15 to 20 dollars.
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Will Wheatley
L. V. Tarver
A. B. Marks
A. B. Bant
Pollard Fish and Meat Shop
Pay Bills By The 10th To Save Ten Percent
Payment prompts urge customers to settle by the 10th to receive a ten percent discount. Bills unpaid by the 20th will be disconnected without further notice.
Fourth Estate explained by Kiwanian Faulk at luncheon
Kiwanian C. E. Faulk of the Monroe News-Star discussed the Fourth Estate and the publishing business from press room to editorial office. Herman Masur spoke on the gents' clothing trade noting prices remain above pre war levels and peak was March 1920 with suits at 85 to 90 dollars.
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Kiwanian
C. E. Faulk
Monroe News- Star
Kiwanis Club
Paulk
Herman Masur
Masur
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