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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1930

Page

8

Four held in death of contractor Jackson Rains

December 23 sheriff reports four people detained over the death of 50 year old contractor Jackson Rains of Martheville. Larry Delatien, who found the body on December 11, is among those held along with Nash Bailes Sally Russell and Estie Wilmon. Delatien posted bail after questioning following a coroner verdict of unknown killer.

Sherif W. F Cus Larry Delatien Jackson Rains Martheville Delatien Rains Nash Bailes Sally Russell Estie Wilmon Delatten E. E. Rains Raine Skinner

Body Found in Rains Car After Contractor Shooting

Police say the contractor was found slumped in the car with a bullet wound to the hip and a pistol several feet away, one cartridge discharged, as investigators inspect the scene in a quick inquiry.

Rains’ Automobile BUY Now

Bids Sought to Lease Mineral Rights on State Lands

Multiple state land auctions planned in Louisiana for mineral rights on Natchitoches and Winn parishes. Bids opening December 23 for Bayou D Inde and Maple Fork beds in Calcasieu. January 6 for Saline Lake beds. Five year leases with cash bonuses and annual rents. royalties reserved to state.

Baton Rouge Natchitoches Win Carcasses Fred J. Grace Register of the State Land Office Maple Fork Calcasieu Saline Lake Winn BUY

Charles Harris dies in Gotham famed Tin Pan Alley publisher

Charles K. Harris, 65, creator of After the Ball and longtime Tin Pan Alley mogul, died at his New York home after a three week illness. Survived by widow Cora Lehrberg and two daughters, his career spanned Chicago Milwaukee and New York with ties to Poughkeepsie. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Riverside Memorial chapel.

Associated Press New York Charles K. Harris Cora Lehrberg Owensboro Richard Weil Chicago Mildred Harris Mr. Harris Poughkeepsie N. Y Sagina

Desperate Cobber's Family Seeks Help In Wellsville

Tom Dorsey a cobbler and father of eight orphaned children pleaded in 1¢ notes stuck in his shop window. Local families took four of the youngsters aged 1 to 3 to live with them as Wellsville residents faced a Christmas tension over the children and their care.

Wellsville Kan Tom Dorsey Dorsey

Plastic rubber fills car cracks to cushion impacts

A new plastic material has appeared that can be flowed into cracks and gaps in an automobile. After exposure it expands to fill hollows and crevices, creating a cushion to absorb impacts and eliminate squeaks.

Frat Initiates Two Pledges Into Fold

The Sigma Phi Omega fraternity of West Monroe initiated two pledges, Fred Randon and Johnny Walters, Monday night in the McGuire Park addition. Reeves Lee, president, administered the bonds with many members present as teas and parties are planned for holiday entertaining by Mrs. E. L. Norris.

Fred Randow Johnny Walters Sigma Phi Omega Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity West Monroe Fred Randon Ouachita Parish High School E. L. Norris

Prescription C touted as rheumatic relief in old ad

An advertisement promotes Prescription C as a remedy for rheumatic troubles. It claims the medicine neutralizes acids and removes waste to address underlying causes and offers a money back guarantee.

Collens Drug Store

Plan to Keep Chicago Dry New Year's Eve

Chicago officials announced a city plan to enforce prohibition on New Year's Eve. Deputy administrator Arthur Hamilton said every department member would be on duty and will arrest hotel and club operators who serve set-ups or permit open drinking.

Chicago Arthur Hamilton Prohibition

Hollywood Pacific Coast club rejects Meusel offer

Hollywood’s Pacific Coast League team refused the services of Bob Meusel as part payment for the deal sending Mickey Heath to the Cincinnati Reds. The bid tied Meusel’s return to the circuit with Heath’s exchange, marking a notable front-office decision in the off season.

Hollywood Bob Meusel New York Yankee Mickey Heath Cincinnati Reds

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