Severe Blizzard Traps 20 People in Montana
A severe blizzard roared south from Canada trapping more than twenty people on central Montana prairies. A construction crew of 25 near Shelby faced marooned conditions as rescue efforts faltered. Schools closed Calgary and Bus marooning reported. railroads behind schedule and power disrupted.
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Associated Press
Denver
Canada
Prairies
Montana
Alberta
Shelby
Mont
Great Falls
Brady
Calgary
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Nebraska
Police court notes and fines from city cases
Court records show sentences for several defendants. B L Decrease and Hood billed on behalf of the city with fines or 150 days, state again $157.50 or 90 days. Lilla Fleming noted as negress with fighting, $10 or 10 days. Dinny Hammit and Mrs W H Johnson charged with traffic, small fines. Fred Lindsey labeled negro for drunk and disorderly, fine paid. J B Johnson vagrancy 30 days with 30 more. H S Henry traffic and drunk and disorderly cases with fines and jail time. Sam Flintroy and Wade Reddick listed as negresse traffic, fines paid. Fine payments recorded.
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B. L
Behal
Lilla Fleming
Dinny Hammit
Fred Lindsey
H. S. Henry
J. B. Johnson
W. H. Johnson
Sam Flintroy
Wade Reddick
Negrese
Mann Beardon
Willie Campbell
Marion May
Jeff Rester
John Riggs
C. T. Sally
Frank Henry
Larence Reland
Rebecca Love
Henry
Harris
Negro
Willie Brantley
John Miller
Former L T I Steward Writes to Caddo Judge
A former Louisiana Training Institute steward Henry Ray now at Brookhaven Mississippi writes Judge Earl Crane that inmates at Monroe facility were cruelly treated. He describes whipping rooms and punishments for minor misdeeds and says he would provide an affidavit. Crane reports corroborating letters and awaits Governor Simpson’s response to an investigation request.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Louisiana Training Institute
Earl Crane
Henry Ray
Brookhaven
Miss
Ray
Crane
Harry Ray
Day Law Violators in U. S. Court Proceedings
The October federal court adjourned term opened with Judge Ben C. Dawkins and a 22 member grand jury seated. Naturalization for Rosatio Scalia granted. Curtis Moore admitted guilty to embezzlement and set for April. Carsey and others pleaded guilty to prohibition violations with various jail terms and bonds. Bufford and Jim Taylor pleaded.
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Ben C. Dawkins
Willie Clark
Wisner
M. H. Bonner
Extension
J. M. Sartor
Alto
T. C. Burford
St. Joseph
C. McLemore
Rayville
H. L. Smitha
Hugh
Vienna
H. H. Kennedy
Delhi
Joe W. Booth
Farmerville
Edison Watts
Wyatt
H. F. Peacock
Forrest
J. B. Turner
Girard
Rosatio Scalia
Bastrop
Curtis D. Moore
Negress
Whitford Carsey
Lee Calk
G. L. Royal
John Grissom
Varna Oison
Bufford
Jim Taylor
Lionism Founder in Monroe Seeks Lions District Convention
International secretary and Lions district founder figure arrives in Monroe for the Lions district convention. Local attendees include Mr. Jones from Chicago and several charged defendants face various penalties under national and state prohibition acts.
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System of Lions Clubs
Monroe
Lione District
Mr. Jones
Chicago
Minstrel Committees Named At Legion Meeting
Leonidas Barkduli Faulk post No. 18 held a meeting to plan the sixth annual American Legion minstrel show. Committees were named with Isaac Lemle as general manager and producer, Chas Mitchell as stage and property manager, P. A. Melleren as business manager, Leon Hammonds and Philip Bernhardt in charge of music, Bert Heinberg on advertising, Ivey A. Faulk as press agent, Joe Trammell as chief electrician, and Dr. H. E. Carney as secretary.
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Leonidas Barkduli Faulk
American Legion
Isaac Lemle
Chas Mitchell
P. A. Melleren
Leon Hammonds
Philip Bernhardt
Bert Heinberg
Ivey A. Faulk
Joe Trammell
H. E. Carney
Minstrel Program Ads Discussed At Chamber Meeting
P A Mellgren F B Allison Harold Monk H A Mc Donald Bob McLeod and Dr R L Wood attended a parade committee included Dr H E Carney Isador Liebreicht and Earl Mathews Two new members joined the post Rev Ernest Holloway pastor of First Presbyterian church acted as chaplain He expects to transfer Legion membership from McComb Miss The Chamber of Commerce approved soliciting minstrel program advertising.
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P. A. Mellgren
F. B. Allison
Harold Monk
H. A. McDonald
Bob McLeod
R. L. Wood
H. E. Carney
Isador Liebreicht
Earl Mathews
Ernest Holloway
First
Holloway
The
Legion
McComb
Miss
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