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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

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Germany Offers New Financial Peace Program

The report describes Germany sending a reparations offer under the Versailles framework as the United States monitors without public guidance. It notes the 132 billion gold mark total set by the 1921 reparations commission, largely to be paid in bonds, many of which were never issued, with doubts about their value and Germany’s ability to pay.

Germany Lee Gerany Ruhr Altocated Berlin France Entente Washington Reich International Commission Hughes Rhine Rhineland

Louisiana Coast Storm Halts Rail Line And Varies Winds

A northwest storm along the Louisiana coast disrupted the Louisville and Nashville line at Rigolets with a pile driver toppled and poles blown over. Mobile felt the strongest winds up to 57 mph from 5 to 6 20 am, causing ship anchors to drag and trees to fall citywide.

Associated Tress Mobile Ala Louisiana Louisville and Nashville Rigolets

Command of all seas planned by John Bull

Washington reports that British Admiralty aims for command of all seas stirred American naval circles. Officials cite the arms conference aim of equal navies and no dominance. Parliament discussion on a Singapore base is noted, with Singapore outside the 110th meridian fortification limit.

Associated Press Washington Theritish Admiralty Great Britain Lord Balfour Singapore Pacific

Wages Rise 10 Percent for Oliver Iron Workers

Duluth Minnesota May 2 1924 effective yesterday 11000 Oliver Iron Mining Company employees in United States Steel Corp subsidiary gain about ten percent pay hike Pentrost Mitchell vice president announced today.

Associated Press Duluth Mann Oliver Iron Mining Company United States Steel Corporation Pentrost Mitchell

Coast Guard massed boats target liquor vessels along New Jersey shore

The Coast Guard ordered all available boats in the North Atlantic concentrated off the New Jersey coast to monitor the rum fleet off Atlantic Highlands. Two cutters will oversee operations day and night as government negotiates with foreign lines to align with the Supreme Court decision. June 15 is set as the effective date for the new prohibition rules.

Associated Preas Washington Supreme Court Coast Guard North Atlantic New Jersey Atlantic Highlands Treasury Hughes

Coast Guard aims to curb rum fleet with more boats

Washington reports that winter patrol concludes with a dozen additional boats ready to cut off shore supply lines to rum ships. Coast guard headquarters vows to tighten control and Treasury Assistant Secretary Clifford believes the fleet can be driven out by denying customers.

Associated Press Washington Coast Guard Clifford The Treasury

Women Leaders Plan National Sugar Boycott Fight

New York reports women leaders coordinating a national sugar boycott as they dissect Earl D. Babst remarks. Babst, head of American Sugar Refining, said his firm earns margins near cost and urges housewives to resist hoarding and speculation to keep sugar affordable.

Associated Press New York Earl D. Babst American Sugar Refining Company Louis Reed Weltmiller Babst

France May Abandon Lausanne Conference

Paris reports France plans to flatly reject German reparations proposals. Observers close to Prime Minister Poincare foresee an extension of Rhine occupation as a likely follow up. The German note proposes bond funded payments and arbitration to settle future disputes, with currency stabilization tied to reparations progress.

France Rhine EU Associated Press Paris Premier Poincare

Smackover Grows So Fast Postmaster Quits

Washington reports Smackover Arkansas swelled from 200 to 10000 in an oil boom. Postmaster Fred W McDonald resigns after saying the mail outgrew the office with 5000 to 7000 letters daily and parcel post by the tons. Thirteen assistants were rushed in and salary raised before his departure.

Washington Smackover Arkansas Post Office Department Fred W. McDonald McDonald

Richland Refuses Funding for Dixie Highway Link

Richland parish political body rejects the State Highway Commission request to finance its share of the five mile Dixie Overland Highway link through LaFourche swamp. Ward 3 continues local road work, leaving unresolved the Ouachita parish connection and delaying construction for many months.

Richland Parish Iga Fourche Swamp Richland Police Jury State Highway Commission Ward 3 LaFourche Rayville Monroe Ouachita Parish Ward 38 Richland la Fourche Proram S. M. Collins

Piggly Wiggly Chief Seeks Memphis Help to Save Stock

Clarence Saunders, Memphis groceryman and Piggly Wiggly Stores Inc. president, announces a Memphis selling campaign to raise funds for his Class A stock after Wall Street volatility. He warns that failure to sell could wipe out his private fortune and says the NYSE suit will be pursued. volunteers are asked to join a citywide effort to support the business and protect Memphis interests.

Associated Press Memphis Tenn Clarence Saunders Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Stock Exchange Board of Governors Saunders Exchange Board Stock Exchange

Elected Congressman in California Special Election

Captain John D. Fredericks, Republican, declared he would only go to Washington if endorsed as a world court advocate, and was apparently elected congressman from California's Tenth District in yesterday's special election.

Associated Press Los Angeles John D. Fredericks Washington Harding California

Leaders of mob who stormed church sought by police

Police seek the leaders of a mob that last night forced about 600 men to surge through the Pillar of Fire Church in Bound Brook New Jersey. After a melee, around 100 worshipers barricaded on the second floor while the first floor lay wrecked. An unidentified speaker praised the Ku Klux Klan earlier in the evening.

Bound Brook N. J Pillar of Fire Church

Gilbert Extension Case at Vicksburg Draws Attentive Delegations

Monroe Traffic Bureau manager H J Fernandez and aides travel to Vicksburg to press for a ten mile Missouri Pacific extension from Epps to Delhi. The dispute before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Cassidy seeks a Louisiana Public Service Commission order to build the line, shorten the Monroe area detour, and boost local trade.

H. J. Fernandez Monroe W. M. Washburn M. S. Biedenhar H. K. Touchstone P. M. Atkins Vicksburg Gilbert Interstate Commerce Commission Missouri Pacific Railroad Epps Delhi Louisiana Cassidy Carrol McGee Ark Fernandez

Mississippi Bar Association Meets in Biloxi for Two Day Session

The Mississippi Bar Association convened in Biloxi with members from across the state and many prominent jurists and lawyers addressing the opening sessions. The meetings will run for two days.

Associated Press Biloxi Miss Mississippi Bar Association

TADE Convention to Consider Plans of Transportation

New Orleans May 5 dedication of a $20 million industrial canal project will connect Pontchartrain with the Mississippi River and create an inner harbor with dock and warehouse space. James A. Farrell will speak on shipping and trade as the convention opens.

Associated New Orleans Pontchartrain Mississippi River James A. Farrell United States Steel Corporation National Foreign Trade Council C. H. Markham Trihois Central Railroad W. P. Simpson New Orleans Association of Commerce Jeremiah W. Jenks Alexander Hamilton Institute New York C K. Gephart First Nations Bank of Europe Eurane Germany Great Britain United States

Monoplane Flight Attempt From New York West to San Diego

Lieutenant John A. MacReady and O. B. Kelly took off from Roosevelt Field in the army monoplane T-2 aiming for a non-stop transcontinental flight to San Diego within thirty-two hours.

Hempstead N. Y John A. MacReady O. &. Kelly Roosevelt Field San Diego Cal

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