Kentucky youths in custody over car theft allegation
Two Kentucky boys Lloyd Warfield and Amos Warfield are jailed in Barbourville on suspicion of car theft after authorities traced a Durant car to them in Knoxville and Winchester. Officers question their stories as they attempt to explain why the Ford tag was used on the Durant vehicle.
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C. Prior
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Amos
Warfield
Barbourville
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Monroe
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Knoxville
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Coldest winter day hits 40 below in Maine
Fort Fairfield Maine records the season's low as the thermometer drops to 40 below zero. A separate line notes a medical remark about fitting trusses by a veteran of 25 years. The text also includes an address in Morrroe La for a pharmacy on DeSiard Street.
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Fort Fairfield
Maine
Attorney Delegation Heads to Baton Rouge
Meyer Arnold Bernstein and City Attorney H. H. Russell departed yesterday for Baton Rouge to transact official business in the capital. The city executive traveled by car in the afternoon while the attorney went by rail at night.
Voters Prepare for School Bond Election as Registration Surges
At noon yesterday 3865 residents had registered at the city hall for the March 26 school bond and tax election. Eight days remain before the Feb 23 deadline as eligibility hinges on 1923 property assessments and current precinct registration.
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Monroe
Court House
Parish approves 12000 outlay for road equipment
At a finance committee meeting following the regular police jury session five trucks a tractor and a road machine were authorized for about 12000. Repair parts for three additional tractors were also approved as the parish aims to boost road building efficiency.
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J. M. Breard
Breard
Delivery Boy Hurt When Struck By Car Of Tourist
Woodrow Gray a 16 year old delivery boy for the Hotel Monroe pharmacy was injured when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by a tourist. The accident happened near the training institute and left him with a badly bruised knee. He was taken to Riverside Sanitarium for treatment and later released. The bicycle disappeared from the scene and police are attempting to recover it.
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Woodrow Gray
Hotel Monroe Pharmacy
Riverside Sanittarium
Police Jury Reports Harmony on Flood Aid Application
The police jury leaders praise cooperation as Highway Chairman O. K. Allen seeks federal aid for flood damage to Louisiana roads. Breard says when a final settlement with the government is reached, the Ouachita parish will request its share. Congressional surveys urged nearly a million dollars for Louisiana. approval is still pending in Congress.
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Louisiana
Breard
Quachita
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Congress
Natchitoches Delegation Heads to Dairy Center in Mississippi
Forty eight men from Natchitoches parish travel by fifteen autos to Monroe then Starkville to study dairy development. They will attend for the monthly pay day of a large dairy plant disbursing around 150000 dollars to farmers on February 15. Led by Guy Fletcher the group left at 6 30 this morning via Jonesboro route, reaching Monroe by 8 30 and expected in Starkville by 3 this afternoon.
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Monroe
Starkville
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Guy Fletcher
Natchitoches
Budget Pays Tuition For Tavistock Child
Five year old Joseph Leagan receives the boroughs school budget aid totaling 150 dollars for his tuition in Haddonfield. He is the son of an employee at Tavistock Country Club which occupies much of the borough.
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Tavistock
N. J
Joseph Leagan
Haddonfield
Dairymen Study Planned After Two Day Stay
The party will remain two days then return home, noting good road conditions except for a mile stretch in Natchitoches parish. They will interview dairymen and examine Starkville's industry practices, with current payroll around 150000 dollars per month and potential to rise to 200000 or more when seasons improve.
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Natchitoches Parish
Starkville
State Board of Health staff changes announced
A. H. Fletcher, assistant state sanitary engineer for two years, will become city sanitary engineer in Memphis Tennessee effective March 1. His departure from Monrose draws regret due to his constructive work in Owaschita and Morehouse parishes. Dr. W. T. Brown named director of malaria and mosquito control. Fletcher’s successor to be named soon.
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Memphis
Dr. Brown
Tenn
Hie
Monrose
Owachita
Morehouse
W. T., Brown
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