Far East Question Dominates Arms Conference
United States Britain Japan and others form a Far East committee at the arms conference as discussions shift from naval reductions to long standing Pacific tensions. Nations signal cautious positions with China and Japan awaiting the conference atmosphere before detailing policies.
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China
Japan
America
Associated Press
Washington
Far East
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Portugal
Netherlands
Pacific
Orient
Aircraft Exclusion Deepens In Naval Arms Talks At Washington
The American delegation insists aircraft cannot be limited due to ready convertibility for war use. Delegations study naval armament reductions with a five nation technical committee chaired by Theodore Roosevelt to consider Britain’s cut wishes and Japan’s higher strength request.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Theodore Roosevelt
Netherlands Baby Dies After Fall From Window in West Monroe
The 19 month old Netherland boy fell from a second story window in West Monroe Monday night. He suffered a four place skull fracture and paralysis set in before he died two hours later. The child was buried at Crowville near the Netherland home. The father, also named Netherlands, lived on the second floor in a building owned by George Aubrey and the Monroe Auto Supply Company.
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Netherland
West Monroe
Crowville
Netherlands
George Aubrey
Monroe Auto Supply Company
Democratic Primary Candidates Qualify in Monroe
Monroe announces three qualified candidates for city commissioner to succeed A V Miller as the Democratic primary nears. Voters are urged to pay attention and ensure a full turnout on November 22.
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Monroe
A. V. Miller
Portance
Sheriff Grant Reports Wilson Aged and Frail in Washington
Sheriff Arthur Grant returns from a Washington trip and says former President Wilson appears greatly aged and frail, walks with a cane, and has suffered paralysis. Grant notes Wilson’s mind remains sharp, while physical health has deteriorated. He adds crowds cheer Wilson at the capital as Arlington Cemetery and other landmarks are seen during the visit.
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National Capital
Sheriff Grant
Washington
Mrs. Annie C. Miller Dies at 50 in West Monroe
Mrs. Annie C. Miller wife of W. M. Miller died at St. Francis sanitarium at 9 15 AM. She lived in the Colony and was born in Claiborne parish later moving to Ouachita. Survived by her husband and eight children including Mrs. Wallye Wood and Mrs. Irma Deudin. Funeral set for 10 AM at Mr L L Wood residence with New City Cemetery burial.
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W. M. Miller
St. Francis Sanitarium
Miller
Claiborne Parish
Ouachita
Wallye Wood
Irma Deudin
Shreveport
Don Stroud, Jr
Texas
Fay Meredith
Bernice Dardin
Willie Mae Miller
O. J. and
J. O. Miller
L. L. Wood
West Monroe
New City Cemetery
Exiled Charles and Zita to Arrive Aboard Cardiff
Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary and Empress Zita, exiled to Madeira by the allies after their failed bid for the Hungarian throne, are due to arrive aboard the British cruiser Cardiff. In Chattanooga a Swanee special wreck on the Cincinnati Southern line injures several. in Philadelphia Pershing salutes British war mother Amelia McCudden at Marshal Foch banquet. in Denver Colorado Fuel Iron Co announces a 30 percent wage cut affecting 3,500 coal miners across 13 mines.
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Madeira
Charles
Austria-Hungary
Zita
Cardiff
Philadelphia
General Pershing
Amelia Emma McCudden
Marshal Foch
McCudden
America
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Fuel Iron Co
Minister Urges Aid for Nation Shantung Case Not Considered
Washington reports a Chinese minister outlines interests and stance on Far East questions at a Pacific and Far East committee meeting. No program set, Japanese response awaited, Shantung and future concessions not discussed, open door policy urged and secret treaties called for public disclosure.
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Shantung
Associated Press
Washington
China
Committee On
Pacific
Far East
Suze
Dr. Sze
Mental Marvel At The Saenger All Next Week
Cunning known as The Man Who Knows opens at the Saenger theatre Sunday night and remains all week. He will answer reader questions via the News-Star columns, with daily publishings beginning Tuesday. Matinee Friday is for ladies only, 16 and up.
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News-Star
Canning
Care
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News- Star
Cunning
Saenger Theatre
Oliver Lodge
Thomas Edison
Arbuckle Trial Advances on Third Day in San Francisco
The Arbuckle trial continued into its third day as attorneys sparred over legal points and questioned prospective jurors. The jury neared completion with eleven jurors seated, including five women, while local interest remained high amid waning seating in the empty courtroom.
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San Francisco
Arbuckle
North Louisiana farmers reach good era says loan appraiser
F M Gates of Monroe reports 841,900 in loans recommended and 404 farms totaling 61 157 acres appraised since May 26. He toured parishes from Ouachita to Claiborne and praised widespread farm ownership in small tracts averaging 1 5 acres with values from 300 to 10 000, noting better roads schools and diversification.
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F. M. Gates
Monroe
Federal Farm
Louisiana
Gates
Ouachita Valley
Boueff River
Franklin
Macon Ridge
East Carroll
Lake Providence
Bayou Macon
West Carroll
Jonesboro
Ruston
Cennis Valley
Gibsland
Central
Bienville
Mt. Nebo
Webster
Claiborne Parishes
North Louisiana
Claiborne
West Union Parishes
Ouachita Parish Man Killed by Mississippi Train
Inspector Robert E Heap received word from Mason Mississippi city marshal that an Ouachita parish man was killed by a train Tuesday night. The man carried two letters addressed to Oliver Byers Monroe and A A Best Monroe as investigators seek to identify him and confirm whether he is Mr Beat or Mr Byers.
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Uachita Parish
Mississippi
Robert E., Heaphan
Mason, Misa
Ouachita—parish
Oliver Byers
Monroe
A. A. Best
Mr. Beat
Mr. Byers
Appeals Court To Adjourn After Slated Jackson Parish Cases
The Second Circuit of Louisiana in Monroe will adjourn tomorrow afternoon after a session beginning Monday. Tomorrow's docket includes cases appealed from Jackson Parish such as Head vs. Means and Gilliam tutor vs. Turner. Other matters involve Jenkins Shoe Co. against Adams Byrnes Lumber Co. and related disputes with the Jackson Parish School Board and road district matters. Washington Ellis Loring Diesel of Boston is named by the President in charge of affairs to Germany.
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Second Circuit
Louisiana
Monroe
Jackson Parish
P. O. Head
Jim Means
Batef
Lucretia Turner
J. S. Gilliam
J. W. Jenkins Shoe Co
Adams and Byrnes Lumber Co
Ruston Manufacturing Co
Jackson Parish School Board
J. F. Thrasher
W. R
Washington
Ellis Loring Diesel
Boston
Germany
Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight with Rain Likely
Tonight and Thursday forecast calls for cloudy skies with probable rain. Temperatures will drop Thursday making it noticeably colder across the region.
West Carroll German jailed on murder charge
Adolph Gregot a German is jailed in West Carroll Parish charged with murdering his wife Johanna Gregot. The body was found in a field near the Gregor home with a broken neck and head injuries after her son Frederick reported she had not returned home from washing at Frank Jones’s. The coroner’s jury indicted Gregot despite his claim the cow killed her.
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Frederick Gregor
Terry
German
Oak Grove
Adolph Gregot
Johanna Gregot
Frank Jones
Frederick Gregot
Janes
Gregor
Kiwanian Henry Details Ouachita Road Building Plan
Kiwanian C H McHenry outlined parish road building plans for Ouachita at a noon Kiwanis meeting. He described gravel use, bond sales at par with banks covering the discount, and funds due in ten to fourteen days. Planned routes include east side swamp link of the Dixie Overland Highway, a loop between De Siard and Millhaven, and five miles on Grand and DeSiard streets in Monroe. The Moore Invisible Track Way demonstration road will be built south of Monroe with parish funding for materials. About 110 miles of highway are planned mostly on the western side, seeking state and federal aid and possible refunds for prior highway work. Start of work is set for January with all parish roads to be completed in three to four years, beginning with the Monroe Calhoun road after a re survey.
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Ouachita Police Jury
McHenry
DeSiard
Millhaven
Kiwanian McHenry
Grand and
Mon
Monroe-Calhoun
W. E. Allen
Louisiana Phramacists’ Association
Monroe
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