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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

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Adjutant General to Get Flood Data From Louisiana Regions

Reports from Louisiana and nearby areas detail rising waters and flood threats. The Ferriday crevasse floods tracks near Naples forcing the Louisiana Railway to abandon the Baton Rouge to Alexandria line. Levee sloughing near Vicksburg prompts relief efforts. Red River nears flood stage for a second time this spring, while crevasse waters swell basins across Concordia Catahoula Tensas Avoyelles and Franklin parishes. Jonesville protection levee fails as residents brace for flooding.

Associated Press Alexandria Naples Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company Baton Rouge Red River Natchez Weecama Crevasse Concordia Catahoula Tensas Avoyelles Franklin Black River Jonesville Catahoula Hills

Flood conditions as crevasse opens reach New Orleans area

On May 5 the Mississippi flood tour passes Ferriday as crevasse waters from Wee makes widen the gap. By May 6 the 400 foot breach at Poydras has sent waters 20 miles downstream, refugees numbered 450 to be evacuated with relief boats planned. Tyrphoid cases arise in Harrisonburg camps while general survey of flood areas proceeds in Louisiana.

Associated Press Commission Mississippi Ferriday Congressional Baton Rouge New Orleans Poydras Pointe-a-la-Hatche Louis Iana Weecama Harrisonburg Rhinehart Toombs Louisiana State Relief Committee

Sweet Potato Plant Donations Aid Flooded Louisiana Farmers

A movement seeks sweet potato plant donations from farmers to help flooded Louisiana districts in Union Lincoln Jackson Richland Morehouse and nearby parishes. Commissioner Harry D. Wilson urges growers in non flooded parishes to supply plants for flood victims as corn and cotton fields remain unplantable after waters recede.

Louisiana Union Lincoln Jackson Richland Morehouse Harry D. Wilson Department of Agriculture Mississippi

Military Boys of Monroe Aid Flood Refugees at Harrisonburg

Captain W. W. Cooper of Company G Louisiana National Guard reports Monroe troops at Harrisonburg flood camp, aiding about 600 refugees. No sickness among the unit, tents and rations provided, Red Cross workers assisted, water levels high, communications intermittent, and cattle losses noted.

Monroe W. W. Cooper Louisiana National Guard Harrisonburg Red Cross Court House Yard

Men in flood areas report good conditions and food

A telegram from F. R. Mitchell A. W. Riggs and J. W. Wheelis says that men from Monroe territory are in Arkansas City area fighting flood waters. The message reports the party located ten miles below Arkansas City and that conditions are good with plenty to eat and light work.

F. R. Mitchell A. W. Riggs J. W. Wheelis Arkansas City Monroe Territory

Senate Debate on Tariff Bill Delays Continue

Washington May 6 senators resumed discussion on why progress is slow in considering the tariff bill. Several senators offered suggestions and more talk on extraneous subjects followed.

Washington Senate

Croker Buried in Glencairn Mausoleum Ireland

Richard Croker former Tammany chieftain died last Saturday and was buried this morning in the mausoleum at Glencairn Castle on his native Irish estate where he spent his declining years.

Dublin Richard Croker Tammany Glencairn Castle Ireland

Charlie Butler to entertain tonight at Baptist tabernacle

Charlie Butler, famed for gospel singing and vivid dialect sketches, will headline an entertainment show at 7:30 pm at the Baptist tabernacle as part of the evangelistic campaign. The program promises new musical, literary, and artistic acts with humor and philosophy.

Charlie Butler The Baptist Tabernacle Butler Charlie Shakespeare

General Wu Victorious in Peking Theater of War

General Wu Pei Fu held Peking at noon after routing General Chang Tse Lin south of the capital. Chang’s forces fled toward Mukden and retreated toward Tientsin. Fighting subsided but the city, especially areas with Americans, remained tense and isolated from rail lines. Feng Yuh Liang praised as key commander in the victory.

Peking Wu Pei Fu Chang Tse Lin Mukden Chang Tientsin Feng Yuh Liang

Donations for flood relief grow in Monroe

Donations for flood sufferers to the Monroe News-Star continue to pour in. The updated list shows amounts from local businesses and residents, including Monroe Hardware Co donating 60.00 and other contributions totaling funds received to date. The arrival of gifts underscores community support during the crisis.

Monroe News- Star

Miners Leader Urges Marchers to Press On After Danville Talk

Fred Holley testifies in William Blizzard treason trial that Frank Keeney, head of United Mine Workers district 17, urged miners in Danville West Virginia to keep marching and “go on where you were going” after a park rally.

Charlestown W. Va Frank Keeney District Seventeen United Mine Workers Danville Ball Park Fred Holley William Blizzard

Fountain Convicted In Lake Charles Murder Case

Lake Charles May 5. The jury returned a verdict of guilty without capital punishment in the case of Herbert Fountain charged with the murder of Leslie Lezotte at Vinton La February 8.

Fountain Associated Press Lake Charles Herbert Fountain Leslie Lezotte Vinton

Missing Monroe Citizen Sparks Police Search

Monroe police seek William Jackson a local musician and painter missing since May 3 after leaving with 100 dollars to seek work at the Missouri Pacific shops. The Englishborn resident who lived in Louisiana was last seen in Monroe and his wife alerted authorities days later. no word has come, sparking alarm.

William Jackson Monroe Jackson Missouri Pacific Louisiana

Tornado Fatalities Rise in Austin as Damage Hits Half Million

A Texas tornado on May 5 in Austin killed five people and injured over 30. Property damage is estimated at about 500 000 dollars with telegraph service crippled toward San Antonio. The Oak Hill area suffered most fatalities including several members of the Bargsley Thompson and Kincheon families.

Texas Associated Press Austin Torday Oak San Antonio R. A. Padgett Padgett Oak Hill Maria Kineheon Bargsley House Thompson, Jr PAGE

Ruston Kiwanis Club Receives Charter at Banquet

At a May 4 banquet at Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Col A T Prescott presented a charter to J E Keeney president of the Ruston Kiwanis Club. Hon Arnold Barksdale welcomed guests and Keeney accepted the charter as the club enters under Kiwanis International. The Ruston group now lists fifty three members and remains active.

Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Col. A. T. Prescott Kiwanis Clubs International J. E. Keeney Kiwanis Club Ruston Arnold Barksdale Keeney Col A. T. Prescott Baton Rouge Waldo E. Bailey Kiwanis Jackson Miss B. M. Wakefield Kiwanis Club of Monroe E. Richards Henry Biedenharn J. H. Watkins A. Peters Herman Masur E. L. Jefferson A. H. Crouch J. E. Doughtie Fred Coon Monroe Kiwanis Club Leon Hammonds Wm. J. O'Neil

Beveridge Receives Widespread Congratulations

Indianapolis May 6 Former Senator Albert Beveridge Republican nominee for United States senator from Indiana in the primary election Tuesday received hundreds of congratulatory messages. Many came from supporters identified with the Progressive party in 1912, when Beveridge was a party leader.

Indianapolis Albert Beveridge United States Indiana Progressive Party Beveridge

Notice to Gas Consumers Pay by the 10th for 10 Percent Savings

Gas customers are urged to pay on or before the 10th of the month to save ten percent. Bills not paid by the 20th will result in service being disconnected without further notice.

Monroe Baseball Faces Hudson Essex in Monroe Sunday

The Monroe baseball team hosts Hudson-Essex of Shreveport at Forsythe Park Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Hudson-Essex, boasting wins over Hirsch Leman Oil City Trees City and DePrader of Oil City, will bring pitcher Wilkinson who tied his 10-0-1 victory last Sunday. Price may start on the mound for Monroe as they prepare for a grueling stretch including El Dorado and Winnfield road trips.

Monroe Hudson-Essex Aggregation OF Shreveport Hudson-Essex Forsythe Park Hirsch & Leman Oil City Trees City DePrader Louisiana Wilkinson Lee Hardware Phelps Ruston Arkansas College el Dorado Winnfield Price Alexandria

Selig and Russell Company Dissolves. Russell Takes Over

Selig and Russell, Incorporated a Monroe cleaning and dyeing plant founded in 1917, dissolves its partnership. C R Russell buys Selig's cleaning and dyeing interests for 19000 and will operate the plant as Russell Cleaners and Dyers. Selig forms E Jack Selig Tailoring Company at 224 DeSiard Street.

Selig and Russell Company Selig & Russell, Incorporated Monroe C. R. Russell E. Jack Selig Russell Cleaners and Dyers Selig DeSiard Street Selig @ Russell, Incorporated North Louisiana Seliga Mr. Russell Russell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sicily Island State Relief Committee Vicksburg, Miss Brunswick Levee Vicksburg Cooper Mon- Toc Missouri Pacific Railway Minnie L. Stockton Monroe Hardware Co Robert and Loraine Gibson Elizabeth Jackson Tom Griffin Grand Street B. A. Trousdale Johnnie Overton Pennfield Stedwards College Twister John Bargsley Ada, Bargsley Thompson, Sr Thompson John Ruston Kiwanis Club Weaks Supply Co Enum
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