Firemen Convene With Varied Convention Program
Firemen gather for a Louisiana convention with talks on upkeep of apparatus and gas well fires plus a round table by Louisiana Fire College leaders. Evening events include a bathing beauty contest, swimming, a hotel dining get-together, and a Virginia hotel roof garden dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Davis
Ruston
Barney Oakland
Monroe
Louisiana Fire College
R. C. Lawrence
Pineville
Felix Pertes
Rayne
Virginia Hotel
Virginia Roof
Leo L. Ditch
Lafayette
Succession and Sheriff Sales in Ouachita Parish
Legal notices in Ouachita Parish announce two property sales under court hands. The first sale, Sept 20 1933 at Monroe, involves undivided interest in a section of land from Section 18 Township 17 North Range Two East, cash or twelve months credit. The second sale, Oct 14 1933, concerns Lot 29 Block 1 Parlor City subdivision, Terminal Heights Addition, Monroe, with cash terms and appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Young
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court House
Monroe
Louisiana
Quacklin
State of
Court notice of property seizure in Monroe Louisiana
The People's Homestead Savings Association suit Nos 22 686 against the Succession of Theo F Terzin et al. orders the seizure and listing of Lot 12 Block 1 Parlor City Residential Subdivision and Block 26 Terminal Heights Addition in Ouachita Parish Louisiana as per Plat Book 3 Page 16.
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Court House
Monroe
Louisiana
Parlor City
Boc. McGee
C. E. Om
People’s Homestead & Savings
Puke Berd
EUR Geroiol
Thea
Flotehob
State of Loudiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Gale
Senroe
Louisief
Ounetara Parish
Cath
Ann
The
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Theo
F. Terzin
State of
Terminal Heights
Ouachita Parish
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Theo. F. Terzin
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth Judicial District
Hha
Montes
Theo F. Terzin
Parish
Jegal
E. C. McGee
Louisiana Firemen's Association dedicates convention program to Chief R A Bogan
Chief Robert A. Bogan of Baton Rouge who has led the Louisiana State Firemen's association for years is honored in the dedication on the program of the twenty eighth annual convention opening in Monroe on Tuesday. The front page credits his faithful service lifelong devotion and intelligent leadership to this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Bogan
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Firemen’s Association
Monroe
R. A. Bogan
Louisiana State Firemen's Association
New President Swears In Cabinet Amid Tense Standoff
President Grau San Martin takes oath with his cabinet as loyalists and mutinous officers face off at the National Hotel. Army leaders caution of possible bloodshed while a tense calm holds the city and an ultimatum is issued.
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de Despees
ABC
OCRR
de Cespedes
Gran San Martin
Mario Torres Menier
Aviation Corps
Grau San Martin
National
Assessments reviewed in Ouachita Parish by Tax Commission
Public notice announces valuations fixed by the Toulsima Tax Commission for all Ouachita Parish property. Inspect assessments at the assessor’s office for 20 days. protests may be made at a Police Jury meeting. Also listed is a bankruptcy sale notice for Kenneth S. Elliott assets in West Monroe with bid terms and filing.
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Quachita
Toulsima
Louisiana Tax Commission
Cuban Army Mutiny Shocks Havana Amid Cabinet Shakeup
Colonel Horacio Ferrer defied orders as troops pressed demands for de Cespedes. At the National Hotel officers held control while employees walked out to avoid harm. Food and water supplies were strained as a Havana crisis deepened with reports of renewed revolts. President Grau San Martin announced cabinet changes and rejected Welles mediation while U S warships, including the Mississippi, remained offshore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horacio Ferrer
de Cespedes
Army
Navy
Ferrer
Sumner Welles
OCRR
ABC
Havana
Dhe Cespedes
National Hotel
Fulgencio Batista
Grau San Martin
Treasury
Manuel Despaigne
Jaaquin del Rio Balmaseda
Manuel Costales Latatu
Julio Aguado
Manuel Moreno
Manuel Marquez Sterling
Gran San Martin
Welles
Machado
Gray San Martin
Cuba
Hull
Washington
United States
Altercation Leaves Negro Woman With Minor Head Wound
Lula Bell Zimamon suffered a gash on the head in an altercation near Oak and Ninth streets. She was treated at St. Francis sanitarium and dismissed. Beatrice Powell, alleged assailant, was said to have left town immediately after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Bell Zimamon
Oak
Ninth Streets
St. Francis Sanitarium
Beatrice Powell
Tee
Prison break at Louisiana penal farm ends in killings
Prison guards and convicts clash as twelve escapees trigger a river crossing pursuit across Concordia and Catahoula parishes. Camp captain John A. Singleton is wounded, foreman J. W. Fletcher and guard Arnold Davis are slain, and Bill Stone dies after a gun battle during pursuit.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Penal
John A. Singleton
J. W. Fletcher
Arnold Davis
Bill Stone
Stone
Concordia
Catahoula
Three More States Vote Tuesday on Repeal Issue
Virginia California Alabama Arkansas Tennessee Oregon Arizona Missouri Texas Washington Vermont and Maine contest a repeal issue in Tuesday balloting. Voters weigh repeal implications as campaigns push diverse outcomes across a broad political landscape.
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Virginia
California
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oregon
Arizona
Missouri
Texas
Washington
Vermont
Maine
Maine Long Dry Votes For Repeal
Portland Maine reports that 80 delegates to the repeal convention were elected with a two to one vote in favor of repealing prohibition. Delegates are chosen by county and listed alphabetically on ballots due to court advisory rulings, delaying final tallies with 57 precincts still missing.
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Portland
Mec
Augusta
Neal Dow
Supreme Judicial Court
Prohibition Repeal Motion Spurs Maine Governor
The article notes liberal majorities in elections with strong showing in small towns to reject federal prohibition. Gov. Louis J. Brann backs repeal and hints at expeditious action on state prohibition if 18th amendment falls. In 1911 Maine kept the prohibition amendment by 758 votes amid dry opposition led by Frederick W. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Brann
Frederick W. Smith
Maine Christian Civic League
Bold bandits raid across cities steal cash and kidnap
Police report bold bandits wounded a man and escaped with 30000 dollars. Millionaire William Hamm Jr. was kidnapped near his home on June 15 and released after 100000 was paid. a year earlier Haskell Bohn faced a similar ransom. Other raids included a Lake City railroad mail theft thwarted by a railroad detective and a St. Paul creamery robbery where a bystander was wounded.
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William Hamm, Jr
Brewer
Haskell Bohn
Lake City
Minn
St. Paul
Threats of State Guards Trigger Legal Battles
Carter warned his political foe with a pledge to use 5000 national guards to enforce order but said he would not seek a pardon or guard aid. The governor then ordered W A Ledbetter to sue to overturn a special court salary ruling. A separate note describes scorpions emerging from egg envelopes as the mother frees the young.
Aeronauts Ready to Leave Wilds Near Sudbury
American balloonists Ward Van Orman and Frank Trotter, stranded after a crash in dense Ontario bush, recover enough to plan a trek to Thor Lake and a return to civilization. They endured injuries, limited food, and gear loss, with one noting his wife’s recent death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trotter
James Barrett
Hydro-Electric
Thor Lake
van Orman
Trotter
Chicago
Monroe Welcomes Firemen in State Session Decor
City notes report Monroe decorated with American flags in sidewalks to greet Louisiana Firemen's Association during their state session Tuesday through Thursday. Mrs Ferguson improving after operation and visiting in St Francis sanitarium room 207. Former Rep Webb aiding hospital stay in Shreveport with improving condition.
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N. E. Ferguson
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
Louisiana Firemen’s Association
T. T. Webb
Shreveport
Efforts to Identify Train Victim Fail
Unknown man fatally struck by a passenger train near the Plum street crossing. Despite daily visits to Peters funeral chapel morgue, officials have not identified him. The body will be kept several days longer while authorities hopeful for identification. The text ends with a note about Emperor Claudius and a gladiator salute.
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Missouri Pacific
Plum Street
Peters Funeral Chapel
Don’t Let Constipation Dull the Joy of Living
A vintage advertisement promotes Kellogg’s All-Bran to ease constipation. It claims bulk from bran, iron for blood, and vitamin B, noting two tablespoons daily with meals can relieve symptoms and improve energy. It advises medical advice if relief fails and directs readers to buy the red-and-green Kellogg package at the grocer.
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G. Y. Fowler
Milton Coverdale
Joe Hanna
District Court OF the United States
Western District OF
Kenneth 8. Elliott
United States District Court
U. S. Post Office
West Monroe
Towit
T. E. Flournoy
H. B Blanks
Milton
Coverdale
New Orleans
Nniara Prises
Maytag Company
Newton
DeSiard Street
Iowa
Ware Sales CO
Monroe, la
B. T. Lanier
Winnsboro
Mult-Motor
Aeronauts
Wilds
North America
NRA
Frank P. Stubbs, Jr
Commercial National Bank
Mr. Stubbs
Col
Frank P. Stubbs
C. C. Calvert
Ouachita Junior College
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
St Matthew's School
Mary Stanislaus
Claudius
Kelloge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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