Thanksgiving events and social notices in local society
Social calendar lists a club Thanksgiving session at 8 pm and gatherings at the Y M C A. Several residents, guests, and travelers are noted with visits to Crews Lake, Shreveport, Portland Ark, and Oak Ridge. A Grace Episcopal Sunday school pageant titled The Builders of the City of God is planned for Sunday morning.
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Regeier
Lesb
Jetnitora
Saterday
Misseo Nellie
Carro Webb
Dhower
Semper
Miss Landay
Grace (Episcopal
Thanksgiving Program at West Monroe Missionary Church
The Monroe Missionary Society held a Thanksgiving program last night at the church. It featured songs such as America and Count Your Many Blessings, a congregational Lord's Prayer, readings titled A Little Turkey's Thanksgiving by Mary Cason, Psalm 103 scripture, a doxology, a cornet solo by Mr. Addison, and prayers by Mrs. T. L. Hood.
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West
Monroe Missionary Society
America
Turkey
Mary Cason
T. L. Hood
Cornet
Mr. Addison
Wedding in Jackson Tenn Ends in Surprise Nuptials
Miss Emma T. Pierson of Jackson Tenn and Clarence James of Jackson Tenn wed Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s sister’s home in Jackson. Rev. R. J. Pirkey officiated as guests described the ceremony with chrysanthemums and a bower, the couple planning to reside in Jackson after a short honeymoon to New Orleans.
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Clarense
Meshelsehon
B. M. Jackson
R. J. Pirkey
Missouri Pacific
Nw Orleans
Jackson
Tenn
Pigly Wigly Corporation
Riverside Club Special Cotillion Invites Members
Notice to members of Riverside Club announces a special cotillion tonight at the Riverside Club. All members are cordially invited to attend. Signed J. M. Cobb, Secretary, dated 28 November.
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Riverside Club
J. M. Cobb
Sce
Judge Gilbert backs Stubbs in ward race appeal
Judge Gilbert declares opponent inconsistent and hypocritical while praising Col Stubbs for war service and leadership. He disavows machine backing and urges voters to support Stubbs and his banner of white Democracy. The note also profiles Mrs Judith W Smith a longtime suffragist in Boston at ninety nine.
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Harold P. Elliot
Louis, Kansas
City
O. R. Elliot
M. W. Reed
Elliot
New Orleans
Stubbs
United States
Judith W. Smith
Boston
Smith
Lucy Stone
Julia Ward Howe
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Jamaica Allows Women Vote in Legislative Elections
In upcoming Jamaica elections women gain the right to vote for the first time under a new law. Eligible electors must be 26 or older, literate, British nationals, and meet property or salary qualifications.
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Jamaica
Notable shift as educated women take humble London jobs
In England a trend shows educated women accepting lower status roles. A university graduate works as head waitress in a major London department store test room. A physician's daughter who previously served as coachman seeks similar employment. A unique Christian name stands out in the crowded field.
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England
London
Stabbe Endorses Labor in Democratic Candidacy Discussion
The American Federation of Labor organizer cites AFL platform against Col. Frank P. Stubbs noting the federation’s impact on workers. He argues for labor principles in the election context and urges consideration of how strikes may affect wages and living costs.
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Shreveport Times
New Ozrleans
John Stadler
Steven Carmen
John M. Parker
Cel
Fifteenth Ward
Mr. Stadler
Bureau of Freight and Transportation
New Orleans
S. A. Trufant
John Fitzpatrick
Murphy J. Foster
Parker
Times-Democrat
Demtoertsh
James Leonard
American Federation of Labor
Tom Bagrrt
Hert & Man
John
John’ i. Parker
Stabbe Indorses
Frank P. Stubbs
Unclear fragment stirs labor movement note
Fragmentary text references the American labor movement and government relations with unspecified figures. The readable lines hint at expectations placed on governors but lack concrete details, names, places, or events to establish a clear incident.
Germany Refuses Demands Over Warship Losses
Berlin reports Germany will not meet entente demands for 400000 tons of deck dredges and tugs as compensation for warships sunk at Scapa Flow. Government will not refer the dispute to the Hague tribunal and says it cannot be held responsible for actions of its naval forces at Ceapa Flow.
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Germany
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J. Bloud
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Earl Stevenson
Jo& Mangham
Bennett Johnson
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Mine Ivy, Causey
Mansfield
E. E. Gibson
Misa Marjorie Oliver
H. C. Bailey
Achool
Breard Street
Joe Isaacman
Sam Kaplan
Geo. W. Reed
Willard
Willis
Reed
Texarkana
Ark
Masdames
C. L. Thomas
Effie Zanone
Oak Ridge
Eugene Barham
E. J.C. Burroughs
West Side
Shreveport
Harriet Marks
Kansas City
Lyceum Bureau
Mies Maud, Wren
Willis Williamson
St. John Street
Leo and
Finsky Terzia
Portland, Ark
W. B. le Gette
Bessie Busch
Grace Sylvester
J. W. Welsh
Aie Padenser
Ante P. A. Poag
Ment
Jesus
Mission Beneetion
Arnie Grant
Mildred Benson
Lavinia McGuire
Lillie Rainbolt
Iva Hodges
Francis Harrington
Lillie May Hayden
Amy Blackwell
Aline Currey
Ruth Rasbury
Leontine Stuart
Ethel Gray
Carleen Jackson
Louise Benoit
Vera Allen
Dorris Calhoun
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Jim Leonard
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Mr. Leonard
Central Trades and Labor Council
John Parker
New Orleana
M M. Parker
Pleasant-Parker Dock Board
Gilbert
Mia
Allan Machenszie
Wall
Roger
Wilad
Grocery Mar
Lcan
Ade
Dunbar
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