Denunciation Drives Senate Clash Over Treasury
Paris April 9 Premier Herriot launched a sharp attack in the chamber accusing the treasury administration of faults amid a financial crisis. He pledged to reveal treasury secrets as he faced bitter accusations from his opponents who warned of possible resignation if the row deepens.
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Paris
A. P
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury
T&e
Senate
Premier Herriot May Resign if Government Solidarity Fails
Cabinet circles report Herriot may resign this afternoon if the government stance in the chamber and senate grows hostile. Plans envision Painleve either forming a brief cabinet or Herriot returning as premier to assemble a new ministry with support from left, center, and right factions.
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Paris
A. P
Herriot
Eh Er of Deputies
Senate
Doumergue
Painleve
M. Painleve
Homer Student Faces Libel Charges At LSU
Boyce F. O Bannon a 20 year old LSU sophomore was arrested in Baton Rouge on 1 500 bond for libeling Prof E L Scott university registrar in The Whang doodle anonymous street sheet. Police identify him as distributor and seek the actual publisher with clues pointing to a nearby parish job print plant.
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Baton Rouge
Boyce F. O’bannon
Louisiana State University
E. L. Scott
Bannon
O’bannon
Homer
Tragic Accident Fires at Spanish Fort Amusement Ride
New Orleans April 9 The coroner investigates the death of Wm Muzzie a dare devil loopless looper at Spanish Fort amusement park He reportedly somersaulted twice nightly and died after a landing apparatus failed or possibly from heart disease Muzzie 24 a native of Southampton Massachusetts perished in the incident
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New Orleans
Muzzie
Spanish Fort
Southhampton
Mass
Oil Firm Purchases Urania Leases In Three Deals
Urania, April 9. Anthony Gibbon, Urania Petroleum manager, announces sales of five forty acre tracts to three buyers near the well. Standard Oil Co buys in Sections 19 10 2E 13 10 1E 29 10 1E and 23 10 1E. Keene and Wolf of Shreveport take two tracts in 19 10 2E and 18 10 1E. Allison and Askew of Shreveport acquire a 40 acre lease in 17 10 2E. Prices not disclosed. Bend’s Bill Rowe expects to start on his 7 10 2E lease as the Zeigin well nears an offset to Urania’s discovery.
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Urania
Anthony Gibbon
Urania Petroleum * Company
Standard Oil Co
Keene & Wolf Interests
Shreveport
Allison & Askew
Gibbon
Bill Rowe
Bend
Zeigin
Urania Petroleum Company
Urania Oil Drilling Surges With New Wells Planned
In Urania Louisiana drilling on Ziegin et al Urania No 1 progresses rapidly and casing may be set within a week. The outcome could shape the district’s oil future as Love Brothers of Shreveport secure another well contract and derrick rises near Urania No 6. Four potential wells expected to start in ten days around the Urania No 6 site.
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Urania
Ziegin Et al Urania No
Urania No. 6
Love Brothers
Shreveport
Winn Parish
Urania Petroleum Company
Urania No
Crude Production Rises Across U S Week End April 4
The American Petroleum Institute reports a weekly rise in U S crude output to an average daily of 8,700 more barrels for the week ending April 4. East of California up 10,200 to 1,335,300 barrels. California down 1,500 to 596,000. Oklahoma up 2,500 to 454,650. Kansas steady at 85,800. North Texas down 1,250 to 84,850. East Central Texas down 7,600 to 146,000. West Central Texas up 400 to 51,900. North Louisiana up 350 to 51,300. Arkansas up 14,000 to 131,450.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
East Central
Texas
West Central
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Identity of Chapman Revealed as George Chartres
New Britain Connecticut officials say Gerald Chapman is actually George Chartres, son of Irish immigrants and brother of a New York educator. Chartres history links him to grand larceny in 1907, parole violations, prison terms at Sing Sing, and a famous mail robbery case. He reportedly has denied any relation to Chapman and insists he is dead.
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New York
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
George Chartres
New York City
Chartres
Chapman
Policeman Skelly
New Britain
New York County
Catherine Conners
107Th Street
Conners
George
Elmira
Sing Sing
Examiners
Petroleum imports and prices across U S ports March to April
Daily average imports of petroleum at principal ports for March totaled 240 484 barrels, up from February 234 821. Western states listed barrels by region with increases and decreases, while California oil receipts at Atlantic and Gulf ports for March reached 101 613 barrels, up from February 59 607. week ending April 4 showed 50 857 versus 111 857 a week earlier. No changes were reported in major crude prices with Mid-Continental oils at 1.35 to 2.35 per barrel and Bradford District Pennsylvania at 3.65. Other grades quoted at 4.55.
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Gulf Coast
Southwest Texas
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
California
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Bradford
High Schools Set Ruston Rally Attendance Records
North Louisiana High School Rally in Ruston draws 1401 contestants from 81 schools with 542 literary entrants. Athletics fields include 13 baseball teams 23 girls basketball teams 5 volleyball teams 10 tennis teams and 167 in track events. Pathe film crews will record the events for nationwide showings.
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Ruston
North Louisiana
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Luisiana
F. A. Caldwell
J. Wight
Edna Arnold
State Normal
Bolton High
Alexandria
Centenary
Southwestern
Lafayette
Pathe
Chamber of Commerce
Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
Monroe City
North Louisiana High School
Parish High School
Monroe City High
City High School
Babe Ruth suffers concussion after fall on train
Babe Ruth, Yankee slugger, sustained a brain concussion after fainting in a wash room on a train from Asheville, North Carolina to New York. He was rushed to emergency hospital at Penn Station and later to St. Vincent's Hospital. doctors said the injury was not serious.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Asheville
N. C
Ruth
Pennsylvania Station
J. M. Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward King
Babe
Hudson River Terminal
Manhattan Transfer
N. J
Baltimore
Paul Kritchell
Washington
George Herman
Mann Act charge expected for hotel arrest pair
Two men Cecil Julian and R L Braun and two women Carrie Lee Braun and Celeste Wall were detained at a local hotel after police found falsified marriage licenses and a chalk powder scam. Officials say Mann Act violations may be filed and the group is held for investigation with travel from Alabama to Mississippi evident in hotel towels.
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Lenard
Cecil Julian
R. L. Braun
Carrie Lee Braun
Celeste Wall
Julian
Breun
Wall
Vicksburg
Monroe
Birmingham
Ala
Braun
Leland’s Wonder
W. Park Avenue
Kagyville
Tenn
Alabama
Mississippi
Meridian
Jackson
River Stage Readings for Mississippi and Red Rivers
River stage data lists current levels for the Mississippi at St. Louis Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans with rises and falls. Red at Shreveport Alexandria with small changes. Ouachita at Camden and Monroe shows stationarity and increases.
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Mississippi
St. Louis
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
RED
Shreveport
Alexandria
Ouachita
Camden
Monroe
Governor's Son Fined for Delinquency Case in Ohio
In Zanesville, Governor Donahey’s 19 year old son Hal was fined 190 dollars and costs by Probate Judge Clarence Graham for contributing to the delinquency of 11 year old Lillian Vogel. He was remanded to county custody until the fine is paid and placed under juvenile court supervision until age 21. Vogel faces 12 months probation. The governor urged the public to be fair in judgment.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Hel Donahey
Donahey
Judes Clarence Graham
Lillian Vogel
Columbus
C. E. Bradford
Muskigum
Miss Vogel
Young Donshay
Asiis
Jury to complete Dunn murder trial in Lake Charles
In Lake Charles Louisiana April 9 after drawing forty names from a venire of 100 the court recessed to summon more jurors The two jurors to complete the panel will decide the murder trial of Bob and Byron Dunn for the killing of Deputy Sheriff Duhon and Prohibition agent W E Collins The defense seeks an alibi with Morris Stewart defending the Dunn brothers and Judge Jerry Cline overruled a quash motion for the venire
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Lake Charles
Byron
Bob Dunn
Duhon
W. E. Collins
Bob
Byron Dunn
E. C. House
Grover
G. C.” Kelly
House
Jerry Cline
Dunn Brothers
Morris Stewart
Girl Slayer Faints As Sanity Verdict Locks Murder Case
Dorothy Ellingson a 17 year old in San Francisco was found insane by a superior court jury 11 to 1 after being charged with murdering her mother. She collapses as verdict is read and will be committed to an asylum with the murder charge held in abeyance pending possible future trial if released.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Man Trapped Nearly Buried in Hole Collapse at Work
H N Benson an employee of Louisiana Power Company at Sterlington was almost buried when a ten foot hole caved in while he excavated for a concrete pil ing. He suffered a fractured leg several broken ribs and a lacerated hand but was unearthed by coworkers and rushed to St Francis sanatorium Monroe where doctors expect recovery. Benson, 59, of Ouachita City, is married with four children.
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H. N. Benson
Louisiana Power Companyat
Sterlington
Benson
Peters’ Company
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
Ouachita City
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