Air mail network expands with two new links from Atlanta
Associated Press reports two new air routes connect Atlanta with Miami and Chicago, linking further to St. Louis Louisville and other hubs. The Atlanta Jacksonville Miami line operates for mail only, while Interstate Airlines adds passenger and merchandise service linking Evansville and Nashville to St. Louis and Louisville.
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Miami
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Carolinas
Virginia
Washington
New York
New Orleans
Airways
Jacksonville
Fireair Aviation, Inc
Interstate Airlines, Inc
Ago
Champaign
Terre Haute
Maville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Evans
Micago
Seven rescued after tug boat sinks in Puget Sound storm
Everett Washington December 1 seven sailors were rescued after a gale sank their tug boat near Hay Island in Puget Sound. The crew clung to a dolphin for over an hour before being saved by the tug Elmore amid harbor chaos. No major injuries reported.
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Everett
Wash
Puget Sound
Erett
Mukilteo
Hay Island
United States
Ream
British Columbia
Washington
Thanksgiving in Mangham Hears Football Loss and Community Feasts
Mangham residents hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner for about four hundred served by local Methodist women. After the Mangham Ferriday football game on the athletic field players and visitors gathered at the Woodman Hall for music and speeches. A Mangham player suffered a dislocated hip amid the day’s activities.
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Edwin Landrum
Edwards
Keener McConnell
Mossie Keener
Marigold
Miss
Maggie Tenet
Baton Rouge
New Evne
J. H. Preston
Duncan
M. D. McConnell
Ferriday
Mangham
Peter Mulhern
Sugar Crop 79 Per Cent of Normal November 1
New Orleans reports the sugar crop at 79 percent of normal on November 1. The projected Louisiana shortfall is 171,083 tons, with total cane production near 2,528,750 tons and refined sugar output around 171,088 tons for the year.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Lionel Lalanes
U. S
Man Charged With Giving Bad Check Bond Set at $100
C. H. Mallard was placed under bond of $100 by the sheriff's department on a charge of giving a bad check. The check was written October 20 for $3 and cashed at the Twin City Qi! company in West Monroe.
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C. H. Mallard
Sheriff's Department
Twin City
Qi! Company
West Monroe
La Barbas to Study Boxing Earnings Investment
Mr and Mrs Fidel La Barba travel to Australia to study investment of his boxing earnings, bringing several volumes on finance for guidance.
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San Francisco
Der
Fidel la Barba
Australia
Fidel
Border Patrol Corruption Probe Expands
Detroit December report states U S district attorney declares most of the 112 border patrol inspectors are implicated as 14 arrested on warrants for conspiracy to aid liquor smuggling and taking bribes. Twelve held for questioning. one guilty, bond set at 2500. Grand jury appearance planned for ten others.
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Detroit
John R. Watkins
United States District Attorney
Customs Border Patrol
Mr. Watkins
Elmer J. Lewis
Special Customs
Washington
Sale of Moonshine to SevenYearOld Sparks Chicago Probe
In Chicago on December 1 a pint of moonshine was sold to a seven year old boy triggering a police probe into liquor sales to school children. Four high school youths aged 14 to 16 were arrested for delivering liquor to customers at a flat. John Bellis was jailed after the boy bought liquor for his father while officers watched. Police also arrested Mrs. Mary Hammond on federal prohibition charges.
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Chicago
John Bellis
Mary Hammond
School for Deaf Likely to Stay in Baton Rouge
Governor Long said the state school for the deaf would probably not be moved from Baton Rouge to Convent. A Harris letter said remodeling the old Jefferson College buildings would be impractical due to heavy repair needs and uneconomical costs. Harris proposed removal on the board’s recommendation, but the findings negate that plan.
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Long
State School For the
Baton Rouge
Convent
T. H. Harris
Harris
Jefferson College
State Board of Education
New Pastor to Preach Sunday at Gordon Avenue
Rev. C. F. Mclean is appointed pastor of Gordon Avenue Methodist Church and will preach at 9:30 Sunday school, 11:00 and 7:30 worship, with Epworth League at 6:30 and mid week prayer Thursday at 7:30. He previously served in Gibsland Louisiana and is seen as a strong young preacher in the Louisiana conference. The public is invited to all services.
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C. FE. Mclean
Gordon Avenue Methodist
McClean
Louisiana
Gibsland
Epworth League
Chicago Police Officer Shot Dead at North Side Saloon
Police said Detective Thomas Geary was killed by bartender Henry Mullarkey at a saloon owned by State Representative Lawrence O'Brien. Mullarkey was arrested after allegedly grabbing the weapon from Edward Johnson's holster and firing. Geary, 30, was found slumped across the bar. Johnson chased and caught Mullarkey a half block away.
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Chicago
Thomas Geary
Detective Bureau
North Street
Lawrence O'Brien
Henry Mullarkey
Edward Johnson
Geary
Mullarkey
Johnson
Prohi Officer Fined for Shooting Girl
Lorain Ohio December 1 Louis Cicero a Lorain City prohibition officer was fined five dollars and costs by Judge A R Webber in common pleas court for wounding Miss Betty Heywood when her car was fired on near Lorain during a raid on a liquor shipment Judge Webber postponed the sentence.
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Cieco
Miss Heywood
Lorain
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Cicco
Webber
Elyria
Elayia
Ohio
Louis Ciceo
Lorain City
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Betty Heywood
Sen
Architect L Milton King Visited Monroe for Weekend
L Milton King formerly with a local architectural firm now based in Little Rock with a large firm visits Monroe for the weekend. He reports his Arkansas capital company has strong success and expects a highly satisfactory year in 1929.
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L. Milton King
Little Rock
Monroe
Arkansas Capital City
Temporary barn erected at Louisiana Training Institute
A hastily built temporary barn replaces the large structure destroyed by fire at the Louisiana Training Institute. Superintendent Charles Schulze says livestock will be cared for in the new building as lights are added and milking machines ordered for arrival Monday. Fifty cows are currently milked. locals offer farm tools and apparatus to aid recovery.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Charles Schualze
Institute
Schulze
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