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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1927

Page

9

Prohibition enforcement to dominate 1928 campaign says league

Dr. F Scott McBride of the anti saloon league warned that a candidate with wet records will be defeated. He urged harsher penalties and a dry congress to fund enforcement, calling prohibition the centerpiece of the 1928 race and denouncing a nullification program by wets.

Associated Press Washington al Smith Nicholas Murray Butler Nicholas Longworth F. Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League McBride Congress League

Chicago Street Carmen Considering a Strike

More than 1 000 street carmen union members vote to strike over wage scale arbitration delay. They urge international president Mahon to approve action, risking a walkout by 22 000 motormen and conductors and halting electric transit in Chicago.

Associated Press Chicago Carmen Wm. D. Mahon

Cattle Brands as Coats of Arms of Ranchers in the Southwest

Cattle brands, burned into hides, serve as regional coats of arms for ranchers from Texas to Kansas City. The article notes brand burners and rustlers, the need for registries in Texas, and the storied history of marks dating back to trail days. It highlights the artistry and practicality of brands, including burn proof designs and brand transfer through generations.

Kansas City Texas Texas and Southwestern Cate Tle Raisers’ Association University of Texas

Condemned Men Pleas to Be Heard On Monday

In New Orleans on December 7, the pardon board will hear pleas by Molten Brasseaux of Sulphur and Joseph Genna of DeRidder to commute their death sentences for the killing of taxicab driver Joseph Brevelle on August 28, 1926.

Associated Press New Orleans Molten Brasseaux Joseph Sulphur Joseph Genna DeRidder Joseph Brevelle

Vast damage in 50 cal from ravaging fire

Brush fires roaring across four southern California districts since Saturday burned about 150 mountain homes and caused losses from 500000 to over 10000000 dollars. Winds hindered containment as flames neared Glendale and Verdigo hills ravaged Sunset Canyon and San Bernardino areas. Film actor Reginald Denny aided firefighting while his cabin burned.

Los Angeles California Glendale Verdigo Hills Burbank Tujunga Canyon la Crescenta Verdugo Hills Sunset Canyon Sunset Country Club San Bernardo Mountains Redlands Lytle Creek San Bernardino Reginald Denny Denny

Broker Insures Dancing Feet of Eleanor Ambrose

A broker states he has insured the dancing feet of Eleanor Ambrose widow of Maurice for 250000 dollars. She is set to perform at a New York night club soon.

New York Eleanor Ambrose Maurice

El Trelles Cigars Shipments to Monroe Surpass Twelve Thousand

The Adv. notes weekly shipments of more than 12,000 El Trelles cigars to Monroe, highlighting strong regional demand and ongoing distribution efficiency for the brand.

Monroe

Houston Company Secures Acadia Parish Lease

The Aunt Lee Oil company of Houston Texas won a lease on part of the bed of Bayou Des Cannes in Arcadia parish for oil and mineral purposes bidding $6153 cash. Fred J. Grace registrar of state land office announced today.

Baton Rouge Aunt Lee Oil Company Houston Texas Bayou Des Cannes Arcadia Parish Fred J. Grace Registrar of State Land Office

Infernal motorcycle banned by Lubkoff family on honeymoon

In Bonn Germany on December 7, the Lubkoff family bans their honeymooning husband from riding the motorcycle after he was injured. The former Princess Victoria, 61, had previously ridden as onlookers noted, but she now forbids its use.

Associated Press Bonn Germany Lubkoff Victoria

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