Orphanage drive notes and wartime unity reflections
The column opens with a Bible verse urging charity for the fatherless and needy as preparations begin for orphanage funds. It then cites unity among nations in danger, reports the Bureau France monument delay caused by a nearby woman, recounts Billy Sunday family incidents, and notes health warnings from the Surgeon General. Local jazz raids in New Orleans are described as cooperative enforcement intersects social life, ending with a Methodist pastor’s transfer news from Waco to Louisiana.
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Frank Tripp
First Baptist Church
F. M. Freeman
First Methodist Church
France
Germany
Belgium
United States
Inter-Allied Council Reaches Compromise on Germany Military Control
Paris reports no rupture between Great Britain and France at the Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors. The body agreed previously on measures for resuming allied military control in Germany and adjourned after two hours. A formula acceptable to both sides was found and will be presented to the French and Belgian cabinets. The council plans to meet again to discuss the ex-crown prince's return.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Inter-Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Belgium
Makeshift Agreement Reached by Ambassadors to Unite Two Countries
Paris news brief reports that the Council of Ambassadors announced an agreement in principle aimed at uniting two nations. Details to follow in later pages.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Single Shotting Not Allowed in Ouachita Races
The attorney general warns Ouachita voters that single shooting is illegal and will invalidate ballots when two offices are to be filled. With six candidates for two legislature seats, voters must cast votes for all open positions, per act 97 of 1922.
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Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
Baton Rouge
Louisiana General Assembly
Attorney General's Office
Bulging Hip Pocket No Booze Indication Cabined by U S Attorney
U S Attorney Louis H Burns states a bulging hip pocket or suspicious package does not justify arrest by prohibition agents. Federal chief D W Jackson ordered arrests with searches at police stations, but Burns says without liquor found and probable cause no arrest or search is permissible and agents and bondsmen may face damages.
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New Orleans
Navy
Prohibition
United States
Louis H. Burns
D. Jackson
Louisiana
Coolidge Considers Mellon Tax Cut Plan
President Coolidge leans toward endorsing the Mellon tax reduction program and may back it in his congressional message. Advisers see such an endorsement as sweeping aside Republican opposition while tax talks dominate cloakroom debate among senators and representatives. Since Mellon proposed cutting the tax burden by 33 million dollars, Coolidge has watched public reaction and letters from supporters pour into the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mellon
White House
Impeachment Trial Nears Close in Walton Case
Oklahoma City Nov 19 The impeachment trial of Gov. W C Walton was nearing completion with a verdict likely this afternoon or tomorrow. Defense table empty after his withdrawal. prosecutors wrap up while a handful of witnesses testifying. A brief summary of the sixteen charges will follow before a verdict vote.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
W. C. Walton
Walton Trial Last Witness Before Senate Impeachment Court
Oklahoma City report shows the Walton trial featuring its final witness before the Senate Court of Impeachment as of November 19 with continuation noted on wage two.
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Walton
Senate
Oklahoma City
Okla
Monroe leaders launch $25,000 Memorial Cottage campaign
Monroe business and professional men sponsor a drive to fund a Monroe Memorial Cottage costing 25,000 for the Louisiana Baptist Children's Home. Mayor Arnold Bernstein chairs the effort with 22 committees totaling 100 citizens. The drive closes Thursday at 3 PM with Fred Millsaps as treasurer. a committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 10 AM in the Monroe Chamber of Commerce.
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Monroe
Kansas Plantation
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Arnold Bernstein
Ouachita Bank
Fred Millsaps
Monroe Memorial Cottage Fund
Tweny
Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home
Bernstein
Continuey
Cropping Contracts Found Invalid by Supreme Court
Washington November 19 The Supreme Court ruled that cropping contracts with aliens ineligible to own land under California and Washington alien land laws are valid. The decision also states that such laws bar aliens not eligible for citizenship from owning stock in corporations formed to own or deal in agricultural lands.
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Washington
California
Supreme Court
Openings for Coolidge and Johnson headquaters in Chicago
The Republican National committee has not decided on a convention city yet but tentative hotel reservations for Coolidge and Johnson headquarters have been made. A mid western Coolidge headquarters was opened today at the same hotel, in Chicago. A Paris dispatch notes France will evacuate Rhineland only after Versailles clauses are fully executed, and Ruhr policy depends on Belgium accord. Grain exports from the United States last week totaled 24,170,000 bushels, up from 16,960,000 the prior week.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Johnson
Vby
Associated Press Parus
France
Poircaire
Neuilly
Rhineland
Ruhr
Bel‘tun
Versailles
Belgium
Paris
British Exchange Rises From Day’s Low Record
The British Exchange recovered from a day low as rates improved. The dollar held near 4.2640 with small gains noted in franc values and other currencies amid modest market sympathy and trading activity.
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British Exchange
Porcience
New York
Seerrott Exchange
Frépeb
Louisiana Supreme Court Orders Perez Stand Trial For Misconduct
The Louisiana Supreme Court overrode defense claims and ruled there is cause for trial. Judge Leander H. Perez faces misconduct in office charges filed by 59 voters from St. Bernard. The decision directs Perez to stand trial on the allegations.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Leander H. Perez
Louisiana Supreme Court
Perez
St. Bernard
Court Opens in Monroe to Try Auto Charges
A special term of the United States district court in Monroe opens with 35 defendants charged under the auto theft act. Judge G B Shepherd presides as more than 300 witnesses from multiple states are summoned for hearings likely to last two weeks in North Louisiana.
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Westhern
Louisiana
Federal
Monroe
G. B. Shepherd
Florida
George W. Jack
Shreveport
United States District Court
Arkansas
Micklahoma
Texas
Federal Grand Jury
el Dorado, Ark
Judge Shepherd
W. Garland Grace
J. E. Thompson
Hamp S. Lewis
Ike Wilson
M. F. Colevin
Louis Primm
Malcolm Smith
H. M. Robinson
Doyle Primm
A. H. Colvin
Claude T. Grace
William Grace
Bird Grace
Marie T. Hall
Marvin P. Leon Bennett
Alias W. W. Williams
Joe Wells
Jim Wells
Moore Wells
Alfred Wells
Ted Mitchell
Genie Duck
Walter Robinson
Jerry
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Wisiana Conference
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Children In Bird Orchestra
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Edward W. Bok
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CAL France
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Treaty of Versailles
Onroe
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