Man Struck by Car Near Monroe. Dulaney Injured
Hunt Dulaney 25 badly hurt when struck by an automobile on the Dixie Overland highway about 12 miles east of Monroe at 9 last night. He suffered possible right hip fracture and severe left knee injury with head and facial bruises and loss of a toenail. He was walking with Ralph Dickerson, who said a third car from Monroe struck Dulaney after passing two others.
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Hunt Dulaney
Dixie-Overland Highway
Monroe
Dulaney
Richland Parish
Ralph Dickerson
Dickerson
Inaugural Plans Highlight March 4 Office Handover
The report notes plans for the inauguration and ceremony as the subject prepares to assume office on March 4, outlining events and anticipated activities surrounding the transfer of power.
Car Crash Victim Left on Road as Driver Fled
A man was struck by a vehicle that did not stop. He lay unconscious for over an hour before Dickerson revived him and carried him several hundred yards to a house on Ed McQuiller’s land. The injured man was brought to Monroe for hospital care amid overcrowded wards.
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Dulaney
Dickerson
Ed McQuiller
Monroe
McQuiller
Archers Obtain Deer Preserve in Blaney Michigan
Blaney Michigan officials designate a 6000 acre forest preserve for exclusive archery deer hunting. No firearms allowed on the range, hunters must use bow and arrow only.
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Blaney
Mich
Lobbyists edge toward modify in dry war debate
The article reports lobbying activity around the 18th amendment repeal. Key figures include Jouett Shouse, former Democratic national committee chair, seen as shaping public opinion and the repeal effort. The House Judiciary Committee failed to reach an agreement on repeal, with Chairman Sumners noting informal talks and no official action.
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Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Sumners
Texas Democrat
House
Slayer Sentenced to Death for Gay Spirits Murder
Beulah Dearman telegraphed Darling before noon promising companionship and prayers. Dearman was shot through a window at dusk on December 26, dying from a shotgun blast.
Extra Session of Legislature Will Be Called
City plans an extra legislative session to cut municipal costs and restore authority to set salaries for teachers firefighters and police. Firemen police and teachers petition Lehman to keep pay scales. Banks demand retrenchment for further loans. Acting Mayor McKee warned that without funds city relief programs may halt in ten days.
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New York
Lehman
McKee
Emergency Work Relief and Administration
New York City
Bellevue Ohio Uses Underground River Sewage System
Bellevue Ohio reports a natural sewage system located in an underground river with an outlet at Castalia blue hole north of the city. The river runs 165 feet underground near Good Cave and disposal is achieved by sinking a pipe. Raw sugar before refinery is described as yellow.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Castalia Blue Hole
Good Cave
Georgia Farmers Urged To Process Products
Georgia officials urge processing farm products in rural districts as part of a statewide plan by the State College of Agriculture the Georgia Federation of Women's clubs and the Georgia Bankers' association. The move aims to raise prices and relieve unemployment by canning curing assembling grading packing storing and shipping.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Huge Gardens Planned For Elderly Needy Folk
Tulsa report says Governor Murray proposes a 1000 acre garden project to employ jobless grandfathers. Elderly men will raise food for relief, then can it for distribution to the needy. Highway trucks would move laborers, with a request for seed funds from the legislature.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. H. Murray
Thief Drills Floor to Enter Silent Bedroom
Ambrose Grubbs slept through a break in at High Point North Carolina as a thief bored a hole in the floor and removed a plank to gain entry. Grubbs later found $55 missing from his trousers pocket.
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High Point
N. C
Ambrose Grubbs
Grubbs
License Plates for 33 on Sale in Monroe
Monroe residents can buy new license plates with 33 inscriptions now. February 5 is the final date to obtain tags without a penalty for late purchases.
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Monroe
Soap theft leads to arrest in city jail
Will Needham was arrested this morning by Officer L G Park er and jailed after allegedly stealing a box of Palmolive soap valued at ten dollars from the 707 Service station.
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Will Needham
L. G. Parker
Man Arrested Here For Pineville Authorities
J. W. Pace, wanted on a burglary at Pineville, was arrested here yesterday and turned over to the Pineville town marshal. The arrest followed information supplied to Monroe police through an automobile license record.
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J. W. Pace
Pineville
West Monroe Co
Monroe
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