Jury Chief Luther Hall Laid To Rest In Bastrop
Thousands of Louisianans paid homage as Judge Luther E. Hall was buried in Bastrop after funeral rites in Monroe and Collinston. Masons and state legislators joined a procession escorted by National Guard troops, with services at the Hall family plot and graveside rites led by Methodist and Masonic leaders.
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Louisiana
Luther E. Hall
Bastrop
Missouri Pacific Railway
Monroe
Judge Hall
M. L. Alexander
Paul Sompayrac
Company A
Louisiana National Guard
Alexandria
Morehouse Parish
Hall Tomb
Masons
S. J. Neill
Methodist Church
W. T. Smith
New Orleans
Masons of
Ferdinand Wolff
Will Abes
L. F. Leavel
F. H. Terzia
Eugene Wolff
Moses Wolff
Farmer Benson
Missouri Pacific
Collinston
Roland Hall
Morehouse
Ethel
Collaston
Monroes Lawyers Attend Bastrop Funeral for Judge Hall
The Monroe Bar Association met to plan attending Judge Luther E. Hall’s funeral in Bastrop. About thirty to thirty five Monroe lawyers will travel by car two hours before the service and more than 200 local businessmen closed shops for the afternoon.
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Monroe Bar Association
Luther E. Hall
Bastrop
John Theus
R. C. Randle
Charles Schulze
Judge Hall
Court House
City Hall
Monroe
John P. Parker
Trian
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Virgil M. Lynch
DeSiard Street
Lynch
Allied Contractors to Build Monroe Sewer and Street Paving
Monroe awards contracts for sewer and drainage to Allied Contractors of Omaha and street paving on Walnut Street to E. J. Deas of Shreveport. work to begin after legal papers and bonds. bids for Third Street to follow.
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Allied Contractors
Monroe
Allied Contractors Corporation of
Omaha
Neb
Walnut Street
E. J. Deas
Shreveport
Third Street
City Commission Council
Allied Contractors Corporation
United States
Deas
Middle West
Peace Meeting Sought to Find Erin Solution
An Associated Press dispatch reports a peace meeting held to address a "Belg" question amid a majority favoring an accord. In Kronstadt Russia six Thema and Belakeviki died during a nine day siege after mutineers retook the fortress.
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Erin
Associated Press
Kronstadt
Russia
Train Robbery Near Paxton Ends in Fire and Shootout
The New Orleans Limited was held up two miles south of Paxton Illinois with ten bandits. Four train crew were wounded and two mail pouches stolen before the robbers fled west in two automobiles. A destructive fire was set in the mail car and hundreds of officers searched central Illinois towns for the gang.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nev
Illinois Central
Paxton
Totel
Ill
New Orleans
Here
Atole
Illinois
S Smell Bridge
Odom Opens Case Against Heey Leng Libel Charge
District Attorney Odem began the prosecution argument in the Heey Leng libel case. Attorney Reid and Palmer will follow with their remarks including the presentation of many typewritten charges.
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Associated Prees
Baten
Odem
Heey Leng
Attermeya Reid
Palmer
Rev E F Hayward Accepts Grace Church Rector Call
Rev E F Hayward of Houston Heights Texas accepts the call as rector of Grace Episcopal church Monroe and will move with his family to Monroe to begin duties December 4. Repairs to the Episcopal rectory are planned before his arrival.
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E. F. Hayward
Houston Heights
Texas
Ban
Grace Episcopal Church
Monroe
Hayward
Oak Grove Fight Ends in Death with Suspect Jailed
Norman Fowler is jailed at Oak Grove charged with killing John Blakeney after a restaurant altercation between two young men under 22 who used knives. Blakeney died two days later in a sanitarium. The incident followed a Baptist revival. Preston Taylor, 18, son of James Taylor, shot himself in the left leg while handling a .38 pistol.
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Norman Fowler
Oak Grove
John Blakeney
Blakeney
Preston Taylor
James Taylor
Washington Premier Briand Dines During Armament Talks
Washington reports Briand first prime minister among armament conference participants to Washington. Delegation members prepare for key work ahead as other nations settle in. Also brief notes on fall elections, Virginia governor race, Louisville mayoral bid, and Armisitce Day education push.
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Washington
Briand
France
City Engineer tabulates bids for Walnut Third paving and sewer work
Tabulation by City Engineer C S Reynolds lists bids for Walnut and North Third street paving in asphalt concrete brick and for sewer construction including sanitary sewers storm sewers and pump stations. Figures cover Allied Moreno Burkham Battling Dull Corricote Irwin MecCreary Sherman Forrest Underwood Nichola Speed and Kearney with labor only pipe delivery bids and an overall estimate of 387 805 36.
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C. S. Reynolds
Walnut
North Third Streets
Reynolds
Monroe
Allied Contractors
Moreno-Burkham Co
Battling & Dull
E. J. Corricote
W. J. Irwin
J. B
N. S. Sherman, Md. & Iron
Sherman
H. A. Forrest
Underwood Construction Co
C. R. Nichola
National Concrete Pipe Company
Kearney
Weather outlook shows rain and cooling midweek
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with occasional rain. Temperatures are expected to drop Wednesday making it the cooler day of the period.
Notice to Gas Consumers In City Public Meeting
Gas customers are informed of a public meeting regarding system services and rates. Officials urge attendance to discuss supply, billing changes, and possible rate adjustments affecting the community.
Armistice Day Closure Notice
Friday observance will close business due to Armistice Day. Please plan ahead and submit your work early in the week.
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Jefferson County
National Educational Association
America
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