Anarchists Seized in Nation-wide Action on Soviet Birthday
About 500 suspected radicals were rounded up in 14 cities including New York Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Philadelphia San Francisco Newark and Jackson Mich They await deportation or other action as federal authorities move to curb planned demonstrations marking the Soviet government anniversary More arrests are expected nationwide
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Associated Preas
United States
New York
William C. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Chicago
Milwaukee
Geary
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Newark
Jackson
Mich
Connecticut
New Haven
Dartford
Ansonia
Waterbury
New Britain
Conference Commends Lutz Work At Local Church
The First M. E. Church quarterly conference met last night to commend Rev. A. S. Lutz of Monroe for four years as presiding elder of the Monroe district. Resolutions praised his work and urged the bishop to consider rewards at the next annual conference as he moves to a new post.
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M. E
A. S. Lutz
Monroe
Lutz
War thrift stamp drive urged in Monroe banks and shops
A new drive to buy thrift stamps opens in Monroe starting tomorrow through November 16. Uncle Sam urges at least 10 dollars from every resident, framing the stamps as a smart thrift investment and civic duty. Purchases available at local banks and outlets including Cellens Drug, Chase Armstrong Drug, El Miro Smoke House, Ford Levi Stationers, and multiple drug stores.
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Treasury
Sam
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Monroe
Uncle Sam
Monroe Banks
Cellens Drug Co
Chase Amman’s Drug Co
el Miro Smoke House
Ford Levi, Stationers
Faser Drug Co
Faulk Drug Co
Phoenix Drug Co
Raids on W W Headquarters Lead to 40 Arrests in Akron
In Akron Ohio today 40 men were arrested in raids on alleged radical W W headquarters. Federal authorities reported deportation orders for over 200 aliens tied to Red activities across 18 sites.
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W. W
Akron
Associated Preas
Ohio
Department of Office
Ad LW. W
Boosters Plan River Trip For Monroe Businessmen
Monroe businessmen race to join a Chamber of Commerce organized river journey along the Ouachita, Boeuf, and nearby rivers. W. C. Carlton leads arrangements with 40 to 50 expected travelers. The trip aims to discuss trade with river residents and boost Monroe trade, not for pleasure. Reservations are urged as space dwindles.
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Monroe
Ouachita
Hocuz
Chamber of Commerce
Cross
W. C. Carlton
W. W
Carlton
Boeuf River
Jonesville
Harrisonburg
Ouachita River
Sword of Don Juan to Feature in City Pageant
A relic sword of Don Juan Filhiol, a Louisiana pioneer of elviliastion, will be used in the pageant at the City Servel Auditorium next Thursday. The weapon, one of few ancient relics, is owned by Robert Breard, descendant of the era’s heir.
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Sword OF Don Juan
Don Juan Filhiol
Louisiana
Robert Breard
Services in memory of Monroe fallen WWI dead
Memorial services at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 o clock honor three local service members Dr Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Elizabeth Russell Ansley and Professor Ellis Brown. The program includes flag furling unveiling of a service tablet with 100 names and dedication of memorial trees. Rev E K Means to speak. public encouraged to attend.
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Monroe
M. E
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
Mra
Elizabeth Russell Ansley
Red Cross
Ellis Brown
Gettysburg
Ansley
First Methodist Church
E. K. Means
Tchaikovsky Quartette Praised in Monroe Lyceum
The Tchaikowsky Quartette delighted Monroe audiences in the first free lyceum event at the city school auditorium. Leon Weltman Edward Kowhnaki Frederick Blair Henry Levine and Elizabeth Wood performed with high artistry as classical music gained popular appeal. The next program features A Matthew Hillburn presenting reading and impersonation on the American stage.
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Tachaikowsky
Monroe
City School
Leon Weltman
Edward Kowhnaki
Frederick Blair
Henry Levine
Mise Elizabeth Wood
Lyceum
Matthew Hillburn
Monroe urged to build new insane hospital in state
City Commissioner A. V. Miller met with Dr. Oscar Dowling head of Louisiana state board of health to press for humane quarters for insane patients in Monroe. With only two local inmates awaiting state hospital disposition, officials urge a dedicated facility as crowded hospitals fail to meet needs.
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A. V. Miller
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana State Board of Health
Monroe
Louisiana
Miller
Heap
Itc
Tey Williams
Bennie Woodward
Auto Ordinance Warned as Police Step Up Enforcement
Police state the traffic law will be strictly enforced with numerous arrests for alleged violations of the ordinance. Most charges concern wrong parking and several cases involve lack of licenses during the same period.
Airplanes to Reach Monroe Next Monday
Three planes from the Service Motor Truck Company of Wabash Indiana are en route to Monroe and expected Monday. Six aircraft head to Fort Worth and four to southern Alabama. Local donors provide a landing field near Monroe cotton mills with city machinery for leveling.
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Service Motor Truck Company
Wabash
Ind
Monroe
A. King
Monroe Service Truck Co
Wabash Concern
Fort Worth
Alabama
Mr. King
Guy P. Stubbs
T. B. Flournoy
Bernstein
Miller
Rotary Club
Boonstra
L. S. Cook
Barnard
Fawcett
Porter
Sweeney
Watson
Rantoul
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Tulsa
Ardmore
Sherman
Monrow
Monrow Service Truck Company
South
Happy Russell Held in Monroe Jail Awaiting US Hearing
G Russell known as Happy Russell was arrested by Deputy Marshal Geren near Mer Rouge and held in Monroe City Jail. He proclaims innocence while awaiting a preliminary US commissioner hearing before the eastern district court in Shreveport. Russell, a Lovician, formerly worked as a division foreman for the Missouri Pacific.
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G. €. Russell
Russell
United States
Geren
Mer Rouge
Monroe
Heap
United States Court
Shreveport
Lovicians
Mianouri Pacific
Vets to Honor World War Ex-Service Men on Tuesday
Civil War veterans to join Armistice Day exercises at the City School Auditorium. Confederate soldiers will appear in uniform on stage recalling the Civil War era as the nation marks veteran remembrance and the passing of time since 1861.
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City School
Lee
Jackson
Beauregard
Longshoremen Ballot Vote In New Orleans
Indications showed it would be night before the longshoremen’s ballot count finished to decide if workers return to work while the national adjustment commission makes its decision.
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New Orleans
National Adjustment Commission
Winter Hardship and Red Cross Seeks Work for Indigent
Miss Helle Pike says vagrants flood Red Cross with claims for aid. Tramps spin tales. officials distinguish beggars, vow to aid only the worthy with work. Chief Inspector Heap warns of winter arrivals unseen on trains. Monroe police report rising vagrancy and nightly patrols.
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Red Cross
Miss Helle Pike
Miss Pike
Lilliput
Brobingbad
Baron Munchausen
Raia
Inspector Heap
Monroe
Inspeetor
Saat
Criticisms Rise as Labor and Capital Clash
Fragmented OCR text shows a tense exchange as labor and capital clash over a proposed cancellation order. References to a union, a strike, and telegrapher data hint at a public dispute during a political or labor event with a November meeting time and demands for action.
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Ing
Preamenta
Lea
Telegrapher Parte
United States
Soriake
Industrial and labor committee hearings reach Boston and Pittsburgh
The committee authorized to investigate strikes presents its hearings in Boston and Pittsburgh. The discussion centers on industrial and labor disputes and the right to address questions affecting labor. The panel notes Congress should determine methods to resolve these tensions and avoid overreach.
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Washington
Mittee
Investec
Presenta
Botton
Pittsburg
Ates
Congress
Miners Union in Kentucky Hills "Broke" by Confidence Game
Associated Press report from Knoxville dated November 8 describes the McRobert miners union near Kentucky as penniless after being fleeced yesterday by a man posing as a government agent. The incident exposed tensions between miners and the external intermediary.
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Hills
Kentucky
Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
McRobert
Mine Workers seek brief postponement in injunction case
Associated Press reports Indianapolis November 8 that Mine Workers of America and their attorney asked for one week or ten days to settle the dispute. Government assistant attorney general opposed, saying the case is too important to delay. Injunction proceedings to be pressed by officials in Washington.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Amerie
United States District
Washington
United Mine Workers of An
Palmer
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Troversy
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New York City
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Methodist Church
Era and Sailors Respectaily
Tschaikowsky Quartette
Indi
Kort Worth
Happy” Russell
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Ari
Demen de Labor
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