Campaign for funds for orphans and industry shifts in Monroe
The piece urges support for the children's home campaign as a double act of charity and local economic aid, noting the Brown Paper Mill Company's expansion near Monroe with a new two million dollar plant and a tall smokestack plan. It also comments on press influence, European entente dynamics, and local business leadership in Houston and Louisiana.
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Service To
Humanity
Monroe
Brown Paper Mill Company
Merehouse Parish
Kia
Brown Paper Company
Industry
Arnold Bernstein
Government In Ate Inc Eyict Roc Trial Opens
The government drew first blood in the trial of thirty five alleged auto theft ring members charged with conspiracy under the national motor vehicle theft act. Judge Shepherd overruled motions to quash indictments and to hear testimony on alleged insufficiencies. Roschieb pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence while Jack Ryles pleaded not guilty and will be tried with others. The case details a ring operating in El Dorado and Smackover with cars driven to Louisiana for disposal. SUN Sunday on page six.
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Shepherd
United States
Phillip H. Mecom
W. A. Wilkinson
J. E. Thompson
A. F. Higgins
Joe Wells
J. Wells
A. Wells
Ted Mitchell
H. Gray
J. Irvin
Roschieb
Frank G. Roschieb
Arkansas
Louisiana
G. B. Shepherd
Jack Ryles
el Dorado
el Sun Tinday
Louisiana Women Voters Joke At Male Candidates
At the Louisiana League of Women Voters state convention in New Orleans delegates discussed the mothers pension and Sheppard Towner bills while planning a banquet show with a pelican party. The event aimed to poke fun at male candidates without partisan politics. Substitutes would represent the three gubernatorial hopefuls who could not attend.
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New Orleans
Louisiana League of Women Voters
Sheppard-Towner
League
Lydia C. Wickliffe
Pelican Party
Ambassadors' Paris Meeting Delayed by British Hold Up
Paris November 20 The Council of Ambassadors meeting scheduled for 6 p m was postponed. Lord Crewe the British ambassador said London could not send instructions in time due to business urgency. Officials expect the instructions in season for tomorrow's session.
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Houston
Tex
Intra-Coastal Canal Association
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Lord Crewe
Prohibition Bureau Seeks Over Ten Million For Next Year
Washington reports that treasury estimates to the director of the budget include more than 10 million dollars for the prohibition bureau to operate in the next fiscal year. Officials say this could raise total enforcement funding to about 40 million when added to current coast guard maintenance.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Prohibition
Treasury
Congress
Coast Guard
Loan to Germany Aimed At Stabilizing Credit
The Boersen Courier reports negotiations among a Berlin bank and American British and Dutch financiers for a 1.4 billion gold mark credit to Germany. The deal hinges on no change in Germany's internal politics and that it be offered solely to the Stresemann government.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Boersen Courier
Streseman
Wife of Mortimer Tries to Offer Her Testimony
Mrs Katherine Mortimer of Philadelphia wife of E H Mortimer testified before the senate veterans committee seeking to vindicate her character. Telegrams from Lila Cramer prior to Charles F Cramers death were read alleging a traitor within the organization. The telegrams dated November 12 and 13 1922 were directed to Charles F Cramer and Frank Graham in Los Angeles and Washington respectively.
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Washington
Katherine Mortimer
Philadelphia
E. H. Mortimer
Charles R. Forbes
Senate Veterans’ Committee
Lila Cramer
Charlies F. Cramer
Veterans’ Bureau
John F. O’ryan
Charles F. Cramer
Los Angeles
Cal
Koegle
Perryville
General S
Koegles
Frank Graham
Charlie
Contine Kheee Tar Sey
Freshman Hair Clipping Tradition Provoked By Incident
At Louisiana State University the annual hair clipping day was moved up after a freshman took a junior's hair, triggering an event where freshmen in the barracks were trimmed and many on campus awaited the barbering ritual before Christmas. The LSU "Hounds" plan to shave well clipped heads for the Tulane game in New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
L. S&s U. “Hounds
New Orleans
Walton Impeached Oklahoma Governor Is Ousted
Oklahoma City November 20 J C Walton the fifth Oklahoma governor was removed by a unanimous senate court of impeachment after eleven articles were upheld and the governor was found guilty of moral turpitude corruption in office neglect of duty and incompetency His removal follows a swift trial as his legal team prepared for a federal rehearing and possible appeal to the United States Supreme Court
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Senate
Walton
United States Court
United States Supreme Court
House Board of Prosecution
State Supreme Court
Help Wanted Stenography Clerk In Monroe Louisiana
Advertisement seeks a girl 18 with one year stenography experience and understanding of billing and office duties for a permanent position. Starting pay listed as 15 dollars a week with possible advancement. Address P O Box 1045 Monroe La.
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O. Box
Onroe
Governor Trapp Succeeds Walton as Oklahoma Governor
Governor Martin E. Trapp becomes Oklahoma's governor after the impeachment court removed J. C. Walton from office. Trapp's ascent marks a new administration amid political upheaval and constitutional questions surrounding the impeachment action.
Oklahoma governor orders legislature recess amid impeachment plans
Governor M. E. Trapp announces a recess of the Oklahoma Legislature to the second week in January. Senate meets briefly before adjourning. impeachment articles against Supreme Court Commissioner Charles H. Ruth are being prepared for possible submission to the House. Ruth was allied with deposed Governor Walton and appointed by him.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
M. E. Trapp
Senate
W. E. Disney
House Board of Managers
Charles H. Ruth
Supreme Court
House
Ruth
Walton
J. C. Walton
Mrs. Coolidge to Welcome Daughters of Confederacy
The United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their 30th annual convention at the New Willard hotel in Washington with speeches and Marine Band performances. A visit to Annapolis included presenting Admiral Maury’s portrait to the Naval Academy before a White House reception by Mrs. Coolidge the next day.
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Washington
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New Willard Hotel
United State Marine Band
Martine
James Henry Darlington
State of Washington
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Academy
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Confederate States Navy
White House
Coolidge
Walton defiant: Oklahoma governor deposed vows fight on
In Oklahoma City on November 20 J C Walton, ousted by a senate court, proclaimed the fight continues. He denounced the impeachment as illegal and blamed the Ku Klux Klan, predicting further battles and trials ahead despite political ruin.
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First Methodist Church
Wallace Clift
First Presbyterian Church
France
Europe
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Alexandria
South
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E. Holland
Intracoastal Canal Association
ATE Inc
Eyict Roc
Reichrbank
Ebert
Mortimer
Forbes
Grace Church Guild
Junior
Genasco
Ouachita National Bank
Senate Court OF
Oklahoma
H. M. Williams
West Monroe
Martin E. Trapp
Governor Trapp
Mrs. Coolidge
Daughters of Confederacy
Joyce
Ku Klux Klan
Old Streets
G. E. Lowrie
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