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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1925

Page

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Premier Herriot Faces Cabinet Clash Over Capital Levy

Paris April 6 Premier Herriot fights to keep a straight capital levy as M De Monzie pushes for voluntary capital contributions. The cabinet convenes to resolve the dispute as Socialist and Radical opposition grows and dissolution rumors emerge. Measures set to reach the chamber tomorrow.

Paris A. J Herriot France M. DeMonzie Ssare Senate M. Herot Tomorow Finance Committee Edeke Millerand M. de Monzie

Two Shot Dead in Albany Kentucky Gun Battle

On April 6 in Albany Kentucky near the Kentucky Tennessee border two men died and two others were wounded in a street gun battle during county court day. Rosecote Patterson 40 and his son Walter 21 were reported dead amid a bootleggers quarrel suspected as the cause.

Louisville Albany Rosecote Patterson Walter

Gas well near Yazoo City opens first Mississippi field

A gas well in Holmes county near Yazoo City produced 1.5 to 2.0 million cubic feet daily marking the first commercial gas prospect in Mississippi. Freun Oil Co. announced the discovery, about 12 miles from Yazoo City in section 18 18 1E, with production comparable to Urania Louisiana.

Jackson Miss Jackson Daily News Today Holmes County Yazoo City Freun Oil Company William E. Willis Mississippi Freun Holdings Urania Urania Petroleum Company Willis Freun

Origin of Church Fire in Vicksburg Remains a Mystery

In Vicksburg Mississippi on April 6 the Crawford Street Methodist church fire remains unexplained. The blaze began in rubbish Saturday and rapidly consumed the church including its pipe organ, causing an estimated total loss of 75009 dollars. Officials plan to consider building a larger church.

Vicksburg Miss Crawford Street

Federal Court Opens Session in City Today

The U S District Court began the April session with over twenty criminal cases mostly city law violations and several civil matters. A grand jury was selected by Judge Ben C Dawkins to investigate federal violations in the district.

United States District Court Ben C. Dawkins W. E. Allen Monroe Foreman W. C. Chapman Archibald R. L. Boatner St. Joseph S. W. Smith Winnsboro T. M. Gordy Grayson Henry Kaliski Horace Cochran Holly Ridge John D. Fultz Robi Y. Newell William Allen W. R. Colvin Ben Grigsby Lee Walker Grigsby J. D. Toombs

Winnsboro Delhi and Kaplan Crowley Highway Bids Set

The Louisiana Highway Commission will take bids on April 30 for 31.8 miles of roads including the Winnsboro Delhi and Kaplan Crowley sections. The projects span Vermilion, Franklin, Union, St. Landry and Natchitoches parishes, with sections from Lillie to Junction City and Morrow toward Moreauville, plus a Cane River to Rapides line bid.

Crowley Winnsboro Delhi Crowville Lamar Franklin Parish Lillie Junction City Union Parish Natchitoches Parish Natchitoches Boyce Cane River Monette Ferry Rapides Parish Lena

Monroe Chamber Drives To Raise 20000 For 1920 Initiative

Monroe Chamber of Commerce launches a drive to raise 20000 for the coming year. Teams meet April 7 at 9 am to gather support and secure backing for local factories and oil-field activities. Richard Downes Jr chairs the membership committee guiding efforts.

Chamber of Commerce Monroe Donald F. Walker Olla Walker Drive Tems Monroe Chamber OF Commerce Richard Downes, JR

Hotels in Dallas Demand Advance From U C V Members

General W M Wroten of Mississippi United Confederate Veterans said hotels in Dallas require a 50 percent deposit for May reunions. He states Mississippi staff will not pay advance fees, noting no prior instance of withholding payment by his group. He will circulate the stance to his staff and Mississippi veterans.

Magnolia Miss W. M. Wroten Mississippi Division United Confederate Veterans Dallas Texas Mississippi Wroten

Central Railroad of Georgia Earnings Dip in 1924

The Central Railroad of Georgia, under Illinois Central control, earned 11.18 a share on common stock in 1924 versus 18.28 in 1923. Net income after taxes and charges was 2,236,293 compared with 3,656,37 in 1923.

New York Central Railroad of Georgia Illinois Central

Four Die as Tornado Sweeps Florida Aftermath In Miami

A Miami tornado killed four people and injured twenty two as it ripped through the Everglades area and damaged property worth 150 909 dollars. The White Gate Dairy near Miami and Westwood Inn were heavily hit, with multiple homes destroyed in Elizabeth Park and Biscayne Park before the storm moved seaward. The Red Cross offered Miami chapter support to coordinate relief efforts.

Miami Fla A. Pf Everglades Yesterny Atlantic White Gelt Dairy Mathilda Schultz Westwood Inn Little River John Wasdin Simoson F. B. Sullivan John T. Simpson Elizabeth Park Biscayne Park Washington National Red Cross E. B. Douglass

Hi Jack Spotter Taken in St Bernard

William Bailey was jailed in Arabi Louisiana on concealed weapons charges and for conducting a self constituted armed patrol on the public highway. He allegedly patrolled the St Bernard road on a motorcycle and claimed to protect liquor, offering to surrender his gun for $200. Deputies said Bailey had a long police record and is believed to be a lookout for hijackers.

New Orleans William “Bill” Bailey Arabi Bailey St. Bernard Guerra

U D C Convenes in Mansfield Memorial Convention

The Louisiana division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy opens its twenty sixth annual convention in DeSoto parish courthouse Mansfield. Greetings from S A Pegues and Jos B Elam mark the start as delegates plan visits to Grand Cane and Mansfield College. A memorial program features Miss Mary B Poppenheim and Prince Victor Mansfield de Polignac with a monument to General Dick Taylor unveiled Wednesday.

Shreveport Amndal Louisiana United Daughters of the Confederacy Court House DeSoto Parish Mansfield S. A. Pegues Kate Beard Col J. H. Beard Jos. B. Elam Manusfield Louisiana-Arkansas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Men’s Association Cooper Nelson Pegues Florence Tompkins Grand Cane Dick Taylor Mansfield College J. S. Alison Mary B. Poppenheim Victor Mansfield de Polignac Camile de Polignac Paris France

West Australia Rejects Prohibition in Referendum

Perth Australia April 6 West Australia rejects prohibition after polling shows 35806 votes for and 64377 votes against. Local results reflect public opposition to the ban with a clear majority against prohibition.

West Australia Perth Australia

Nine Men Committed in Abduction Attempt Case

Bombay date April 6 all nine men charged with attempting to abduct Mumtaz Berun former favorite of the Maharaja of Indore were committed by the magistrate after a preliminary hearing to proceed in the case.

Bombay India Mumtaz Berun Indore

Dunn brothers murder case delayed by missing defense witness

In Lake Charles Louisiana April 6 the Dunn brothers murder trial paused as a key defense witness Josephine Broussard was absent. Only Bob and Byron Dunn faced trial for Deputy Duhon and Agent Collins killings while Eustice awaits later. An instanter subpoena was issued and additional prosecutors joined the case.

Lake Charles Dunn Brothers Sam FE. Duhon Prohibition W. E. Collins Cline Josephine Broussard Bob Byron Dunn Duhon Eustice Griffin T. Hawkes Robba Jones Leesville M. R. Stewart Byron Bob Dunn

Dunn brothers face murder charges in deputy and officer killings

Three Dunn brothers Bob Byron and Eustis are to stand trial in district court for murder in the deaths of Deputy Sheriff Sam Duhon of Lake Charles and Federal Prohibition Officer W E Collins of Shreveport and New Orleans. The killings occurred the night of March 6 during a raid on their home two miles west of Vinton.

Lake Charles Bob Byron Eustis Dunn Sam Duhon W. E. Collins Shreveport New Orleans Dunn Brothers Vinton Rodriguez Dunn Place Bob Dunn Dunns Starks

Young matricide insanity trial resumes in San Francisco

Dorothy Ellingson 17 is the subject of a sanity hearing with cross examination of Dr. Jay Don Ball expected. Assistant District Attorney Harmon Skillden plans a brief opening and testimony from policemen jail officials and others connected to Miss Ellingson. The defendant said the trial is a farce and demanded to testify.

San Francisco Jay Don Ball Dorothy Ellingsor Harmon Skillden Miss Ellingson

Urania No 1 oil find sparks town boom and road plan

Urania sees a drilling milestone with Urania No 1 near Urania No 6 in section 18 10 2. The discovery prompts land leasing near Jena and plans for an airline road to Urania. A new water system funded by a 25000 bond brings fire protection and expanded mains for up to 100 buildings.

J. B. King Urania George Zeizin Urania Petroleum Company B. S Mexican Petroleum Corporation Dterehan Jena la Salle Jena- Alexandria Olla J. B. Wright Bank of Jena G. C. Coleman Winnfield Ice and Power Company Wil-lam Bishop Bina

Monroe Hotel To Open August First Despite Oil Boom

A city conference announced the Monroe hotel will finish by August first with extra shifts and full brick work. The five story, roof garden plan remains, and additional rooms may be added if needed. Frost interests and architect Stearne plus Daley support rapid completion to meet commercial demand.

Virginia Eugene J. Stearne Little Rock Mann & Stearne J. E. Daley Houston Texas G. S. Prestridge Shreveport E. A. Frost Travis Oliver Monroe Fred Hudeson Stearne Daley Frost

A Lot Means A Lot In Monroe Real Estate Advice

The piece urges young married men to invest earnings in Monroe real estate to gain easy home construction financing and profit from growth. It promotes contacting News-Star Want Ad advertisers for city and suburban listings and invites readers to place personal ads if they seek unadvertised properties. Call 224.

Lucky Monroe News-Star

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