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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

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Armistice Day Observance In Ouachita Honours Sacrifices

Ouachita observes Armistice Day with an American Legion led ceremony and a parade of veterans including Civil War, Spanish American, Philippine insurrection and World War I veterans. Monroe houses and offices close as the community remembers fallen servicemen and the day’s pledge of peace and goodwill.

Ouachita Leonidas Barkdull Faulk American Legion Monroe Court House Knights of Pythias W. P. Renwick Henry W. Allen United Confederate Veterans E. Murray Hudson

World Leaders Pay Tribute On War’s Second Anniversary

Impressive ceremonies across London and Paris marked the second anniversary of the World War’s end. An unknown British soldier was buried at Westminster Abbey as King George and officials watched. In Paris a French soldier laid to rest beneath the Arc de Triomphe near Verdun’s nameless grave, with President Millerand and marshals Joffre, Foch, and Petain present. The United States held no national ceremony, instead observing with parades and memorial services.

Associated Press London Paris Westminster Abbey George Verdun Millerand Joffre Foch Petain United States

Armistice Day parade inspires veterans pageant at Monroe

The Armistice Day parade drew a strong showing of local veterans and civic groups in Monroe. Ex service men from Quaehua parish led along Grand and DeSiard streets to the city school auditorium. The procession featured police, color guard, Knights of Pythias band, Civil War veterans, Red Cross nurses, Italian Benevolent Society members, and the Italian band with flags. Proceedings at the auditorium included invocation by Rev Driskell, national anthem, flag presentation by Rabbi Merfeld, and planned speeches by Col Frank Stubbs and T Semmes Walmsley, with musical selections by Mrs Weil and W E Macken eth.

Grand Street DeSiard Street Masonic Hall Jackson Street Jackson Monro Stars and Stripes Knights of Pythies Red Cross Victor Emanual II. Benevolent Society America Italy H. L. Driskell Baptist Church of West Monroe Harry A. Merfeld E. Murray Hudson Frank P. Stubbs T. Semmes Walmsley New Orleans

Harding Speech on Armistice Day at Brownsville

President-elect Harding will speak in Brownsville with Americans and Mexicans from the Rio Grande valley present. The Armistice Day address will honor the WWI armistice and urge goodwill toward Mexico as crowds arrive by special trains amid parades and a full day of events.

Brownsville Tex Point Isabel Harding Rio Grande Valley Republic Country Club

Armistice Signed Between Turkey and Armenians

Armenian communique announces an armistice with Turkish nationalists. Turks gain control of Alexanderopol fortress and railway station and surrounding districts during the peace talks.

London Alexanderopol

Knights of Khorassan to Hold Ceremony in Monroe December 10

El Miro Temple No. 187 Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan plans a large ceremonial in Monroe on December 10 with a dance and banquet to follow. An expected class of fifty candidates will form the largest since the order’s founding.

Dramatic Order Knights OF el Miro Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan Order Order of the Knights of Korassan

Negro House Destroyed by Fire on Congo Street

A small three room Negro house at the corner of Congo and Washington streets burned at 9 o'clock this morning. The Monroe fire department arrived too late as the structure was a mass of flames. The estimated loss is about $200 and a gas stove is suspected to have started the fire.

Congo Washington Streets Monroe

Weather Forecast Tonight and Friday Outlook

Tonight dry and fair with a colder edge and near freezing conditions. Friday remains fair and colder with chilly temperatures expected across the region.

Monroe Police Seek Clues in Earle Slaying Funeral Planned in Palestine

No clues yet solid in the assassination of Monroe officer C. M. Earle as the police pursue tips and rewards from five to one hundred dollars. Earle's body was sent to Palestine Texas for burial with his family and fellow officers accompanying the funeral train. The city will cover burial expenses and the department continues the inquiry into the killer.

C. M. Earle Palestine Tex Frank Pettit Police Department J.H. Earle Earle Monroe

Rug and carpet prices dip at New York opening sale

New York November 9 price reductions 26 to 35 percent from October figures accompany the opening sale of 45 000 bales of rugs and carpets valued at several million dollars.

New York

Land sales in Ouachita parish dominate notices

Joseph M. Jones of Ouachita sold 6 059 acres to John A. Tiller of Lake Village for 72 718 80 dollars with 12 000 paid cash. Land lies in sections across several ranges. Oil and gas rights remain with Potts and Florsheim. Additional transfers include 39 acres for 300 cash, and multiple small parcels in Monroe and Crowley totaling thousands of acres and thousands of dollars in value.

John A. Tiller Arkansas Parish Joseph M. Jones Ouachita Cotton Mills Monroe Ouachita Lake Village Ark Ouachita Parish Emil G. Schmidt John J. Potts EF. N. Florsheim Terest Rochester and Flournoy Leon Hendricks William E. Shannon Caroline Street O. G. Elliott Laurence D. Cade Walter Powell J. I. McGehee Crowley Clara Shirley Square Felt Duffey Duffey

Get Together Meeting Aims to Boost West Monroe Growth

West Monroe organiz ers announce a big Friday night school auditorium meeting to build closer ties with Monroe businessmen and plan future development and a monthly Trades Day with wide public attendance and cross city cooperation.

West Monroe Monroe

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By Morris Prete Dead England France Brave Boy Quaehua Parish Seferr Turkey Monroe Police Department Pettit A. T. Rochester Thomas E. Flournoy Arle Arnold Bernstein
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