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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1921

Page

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Monroe approves sale of bonds for city improvements

The city commission accepted bids from Ouachita National Bank and Central Savings Bank and Trust to issue 950000 in bonds, part of a 1450000 total, to fund streets sewerage and municipal works. The proceeds will be deposited with two Monroe banks and later resold to a New Orleans Cincinnati Chicago syndicate led by Sutherlin Barry Co. The sale ends decades of delay and funds an electric light plant filtration plant incinerator and street railway upgrades.

Ouachita National and Central Savings Bank and Trust Company City Commission City Commission Council Monroe Ouachita National Bank Central Savings Bank Ad Trust Company Cenal Savings Bank and Trust Company New Ileans Cincinnati Chicago Sutherlin, Barry & Co New Orleans Walnut Street City Institute City of City Council A. V. Miller Arnold Bernstein H. R. Speed

Monroe to begin sewerage and paving projects scope

The Monroe city commission adopted a resolution to invite bids for a $500,000 sewerage and drainage system and announced plans for a major street paving program. City Engineer Reynolds will prepare plans while engineers oversee drainage and sewerage design.

City Commission Council Monroe J. W. Reynolds

Children walk miles to escape beating in Ouachita Parish

Five girls ages 9 to 19 walked more than twenty miles to Monroe to escape cruel punishment by Lloyd Cook. Deputies describe welts and lacerations on their backs and say two younger children suffered the worst abuse. The mother had died three months earlier, and the children were taken in by Volunteers of America. A warrant for Cook’s arrest on cruelty charges was sworn in Judge Charles Schulze's court.

Ouachita Parish Lloyd Cook Charles Schulze Monroe Arthur Grant Milton Coverdale the Volunteers of America Willie Crowell

Federal court disposes numerous wet cases on opening day

The U S district court opened and disposed of about two dozen cases mostly for prohibition law violations. The grand jury was organized with J M McDowell as foreman and could report by Thursday. Several defendants pleaded guilty or were fined, and a few cases were not pressed or dismissed.

United States District Court J. M. McDowell Tallulah Grand Jury George Whitfield Jack

Diamonds Stolen From Natatorium Dressing Rooms

Several diamond rings valued at 800 to 900 dollars and 150 dollars in cash were taken from dressing rooms at the natatorium Sunday night. H B Holt and friends were at the pool. dressing rooms were secured, suggesting the thief knew valuables were left with clothing. No clue to identity. bloodhounds tracked two men to the car line.

H. B. Holt Childer

Mrs Owens Seeks Seat on City School Board

Mrs. E. L. Owens announces candidacy for the school board to fill the Breard vacancy. She has the endorsement of the Woman's Department Club and support from other women’s clubs. Owens is a prominent civic club woman with long interest in school affairs.

E. L. Owens John M. Breard Owens Woman’s Department Club

Weather Forecast Tonight and Wednesday Fair and Warm

Tonight and Wednesday are expected to be fair with warming daytime highs. Humidity remains comfortable as skies stay mostly clear across the region with temperatures rising into the warm range on Wednesday.

Mattress Factory Contest Seeks Reasons To Buy Direct

Imperial Edge mattress giveaway at Powers Help Yourself Grocery invites entries for best short reason to buy direct from the factory. Contest requires mailed answers by October 8 to Mattress Contest Department at L. W. One Mattress Factory West Monroe. Phone 1145.

Powers Help Yourself Grocery Mattress Contest Department L. W Mattress Factory West Monroe

Gas Consumers Urged to Pay by Tenth for 10 Percent Save

Notice warns gas customers to pay on or before the 10th to save ten percent. Bills unpaid by the 20th will be disconnected without further notice.

Mrs Green Tried in City Court on Two Charges

Mrs J M Green was released on $100 bond and tried in city court by Judge Charles Schulze on two charges resisting an officer and fighting without a lawful cause. The court reserved decision. she still faces an assault and battery charge in a state case. Pittsburgh women must not quibble about age for voting per a common pleas court ruling denying Elizabeth Warnock’s appeal over registration officials.

J. M. Green Celeste Magness Monroe Charles Schulze Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court Elizabeth Warnock

Urge Juries Probe Ku Klux Klan Plans

Reports from Waco Texas and Chicago on October 4 detail fallout from Lorena clash when Sheriff attempted to stop a Klan parade injuring ten. Six Texas district judges denounce the Klan while John W Clin gin warns of deep hatred from Klan rhetoric. Judge McDowell in Beaumont presides over grand jury on Jefferson county law violations and Klan activities.

KU Klux Klan Waco Tex Lorena Bob Buchanan McLennon County Texas Associated Press Chicago Beaumont E. A. McDowell Sixtieth District Court Jefferson County

Lloyd George Health Improves Ahead of Washington Armament Talks

London and Inverness dispatches report Lloyd George plans leave from Gairloch and show improved health. He addresses unemployment concerns and looks ahead to the Washington conference on armament limitation, calling it a historic event with lasting impact.

London Lloyd George Gairlock Inverness Scotland Washington

Huey Long Arrested On Libel Charge In Louisiana

Huey P. Long, railroad commissioner from North Louisiana, was arrested in Shreveport on warrants charging criminal libel against Governor Parker. He posted a $5,000 bond in Baton Rouge to await trial, declaring he would fight the administration and promising to prove the charges.

Parker Brunot Associated Press Baton Rouge Huey P. Long Brunet Long Shreveport Monroe News-Star Huey Long Pershing Hare Public Service Commission North Louisiana District Court of East Baton Rouge Parish John M. Parsker

Belgium Holland and Portugal Asked to Join Far East Talks

Washington reports invitations are being prepared for Belgium Holland and Portugal to join the conference on far eastern subjects. In Los Angeles John S Drum of San Francisco told the American Bankers Association that there is nothing in the current situation to justify pessimism about the world’s fate.

Belgium Holland Portugal Far East Associated Press Washington Begium White House Los Angeles John S. Drum San Francisco American Banker's Association

Baltimore Nurse Sees Husband Not Guilty in Murder Case

Fredericksburg Virginia Oct 4 Miss Sarah E Knox a Baltimore nurse says the charge against her and husband of a murdered woman is preposterous and that Eastlake is absolutely innocent She details her account of the murder as she remains jailed with Eastlake and faces related charges.

Baltimore Associated Press Fredericksburg Roger D. Eastlake Sarah E. Knox Margaret T. Eastlake

Spirit of Cooperation Highlighted in Lions Club Talk

Mr R W Germany, a visitor, addressed Monroe Lions Club urging cooperation over secrecy in business. He praised older and younger business leaders, noted Junior Board of Directors and new clubs as key to community growth. An orchestra and several short talks followed, with a resolution urging Baton Rouge to adopt the tax revision recommendation.

Germany Lions Club R. W. Germany Modren Lions Monroe Chamber of Commerce Messrs Macenrath D. T. Miles Leon Hammonds Joe Washburn Robbie Burns Gene Houston Kil Kilpatrick Baton Rouge Walt

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