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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1920

Page

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Monroe Police Officer Earle Fatally Shot in Bank Shed Ambush

The Monroe police officer Claude Mitchell Earle, 25, died after a morning ambush at the Monroe Baking Company shed on DeSiard street. His father traveled from Palestine, Texas to be with him in his last hours as investigators search for the unknown Black assailant.

Earle Lone Star Monroe Palestine Texas Claude Mitchell Earle Claudia Naomi Roy W Elmer Earle Misses Floryne Ethel Earle J. H. Earle Galveston McHenry Street Police Department Frank Washington Swartz Aaron Foss Collinston Earie Lee Parker Mr. Earle Monroe Baking Company DeSiard Street Seventh and Eighth Streets Black

Ouachita Parish Inks Bond Sale For Road District One

The Ouachita parish police jury adopted an ordinance to advertise for sale road district No. 1 bonds totaling 1 112 000 dollars dated February 1 1920 at five percent interest for forty years bids due January 12 with a 27 000 dollar bank cashier s check. If unsold a certain 52 000 dollar serial issue may be offered with a 1 300 dollar check.

Ouachita Parish Court House J. M. Breard, Jr Parish Monroe News-Star Breard

Mail Sack at Sibley Robbed of Seven Thousand Dollars

A mail sack on a truck at the V S & P depot in Sibley was ripped open and about $7,000 stolen. J W Shields, railroad agent at Sibley, urged local authorities to meet V S & P trains and watch for suspects as the investigation proceeds. Initial reports placed the funds from a Minden bank to Shreveport, later clarified that shipments from Minden would travel via the L A and not L A to Sibley and V S & P.

Sibley J. W. Shields Minden Shreveport

Italian Benevolent Society to Observe Armistice Day

A. S. Valentine and Italian colony leaders near completion of the Victor Emanuel II Sick and Benevolent Society of Monroe now has sixty five members. Flags bought by the society will be blessed at St Matthew's Church after the Armistice Day parade tomorrow. Members will join Armistice Day exercises and a Knights of Columbus hall dance will follow with lunch served.

A. S. Valentine Italian Benevolent Society Victor Emanuel Iit Sick and Benevolent Society of Monroe St. Matthew's Knights of Columbus

Harding speaks at Brownsville Armistice Day

President elect Harding abandoned golf for tarpon fishing again today at Point Isabel and cancelled a tentative Brownsville Country Club appointment to stay on the water all day. He will address Brownsville Armistice Day.

Point Isabel Harding Brownsville Country Club Brownsville

Lease on Walnut Street Brick Building Noted

The Monroe Investment Company leased to J. R. Thomas the Walnut street brick building occupied by Ouachita Saddle and Harness Company for 3600 dollars from November 1, 1920, to October 31, 1922 with a clause to raise rent by 25 dollars monthly if an oil strike occurs within thirty miles of Monroe.

Monroe Investment Company, Limited J. R. Thomas Ouachita Saddle and Harness Company Walnut Street Monroe

Woodmen of the World Sued Over Soldier Death Insurance

Ouachita parish woman sues Woodmen of the World for 1100 dollars on a policy held by her son White O Harris who died at Camp Beauregard during World War I. Case on appeal in Louisiana second circuit after military inquiry found death by own action.

Ouachita White O. Harris Camp Beauregard A. E. Harris Woodmen of the World Omaha Neb Alexandria Court of Appeal Second Circuit Louisiana Harris Lilly Camp Military Inquiry Board T. C. Murphy Ouachita Parish Arkansas Road

Bynum Gray Found Dead in Calhoun Region

The body of Bynum Gray, a Black farmer for S W Pipes, was found beside a road in Calhoun parish. Authorities suspect murder by buckshot as ambush is suspected and the sheriff investigates with no suspects named.

Bynum Gray Calhoun Sheriff's Office S. W. Pipes

Gas bill payment notice to save ten percent

Notice to pay gas bills on or before the 10th to receive ten percent discount. Bills unpaid by the month’s end will be disconnected without further notice by Natural Gas Co. Inc.

Armistice Day Observance Calls for Citywide Closings

Monroe and West Monroe businessmen and citizens are urged to close all stores and offices on Armistice Day. Ex service men from Ouachita parish are urged to join a parade at 9 am, with exercises at the city school auditorium to follow, as part of a historic effort to honor the day and defend democracy.

West Monroe J. A Rainbolt Ouachita Parish Leonidas Barkdull Paulk Post No. 10 American Legion of Monroe City School Quachiia Parish American Legion Ouachita National Bank Central Savings Bank & Trust CO Citizens National Bank Louisiana Savings Bank & Trust CO

City Hall Closed All Day for Armistice Day

Every department in City Hall will be closed all day tomorrow Thursday 11th by order of Arnold Bernstein.

Monroe Earle Arnold Bernstein

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