Shortage Found In E F Jones Admin Records
Jackson Mississippi January report shows an estimated shortage of 32408.66 in the account of E E Jones former Franklin county superintendent of education. Auditors say Jones’ public duties amount to 8000 and forged vouchers caused the deficit. An overpayment of 8143.93 is also charged. Jones resigned after the audit. The state plans action if recovery fails within 30 days.
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Associated Freee
Jackson
Miss
E. E. Jones
Franklin County
Jones
A. C. Kirchmann
Franklin County Board of Supervisors
Clean-Up Sparks 50 Arrests in Crescent City Precinct
In New Orleans the fourth precinct saw fifty arrests after Captain Henry Clark took command to clean the district. Twenty-five women including 18 negroes faced charges, with ten men charged for tottering and fifteen for disturbing the peace.
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Associated Frees
New Orleans
Jar
Fourth Precinct
Police Bay
Henry Clark
Clark
Death notices and local funeral attendance in Delhi area
Special to The News Star reports the death of Mrs J. T. Sailes of Monroe and notes Delhi friends sorrow. The piece lists funeral attendance by Rev Sailes former Delhi pastor, visits from Oak families and other local acquaintances, plus a Winnfield marriage and a brief ad line.
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News Star
Delhi
J. T. Sailes
Monroe
Sailes
George W
Ery
Calhoun O'Neal
Milton
Port Arthur
Texas
J. A. O'Neal
Chaudrant
Ted and
Harey O'Neal
E. L. Averett
Dr. Averett
The
Baptist Church
Fay Hurley
Waverly
Maggie Lou Maye
Winnfield
Improvement Noted In Fochs Condition Today
Paris reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch showed slight improvement after days of heart attack and fatigue. Doctors said he slept well and remained in high spirits as visitors from many nations, including Weygand and former President Millerand, inquired about his health.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Dr. Devenieres
Heitzboyer
Marshal
General Weygand
Weygand
Millerand
Foch
Dominican Republic
Youths Plead Guilty to Burglary Sentenced to State Pen
Edmond Parker 17 and Philip Garlaska 18 of Beaumont Texas pleaded guilty to five charges including two night break ins grand larceny and shooting with intent to murder. Judge Cline sentenced them to minimum twenty years hard labor in the state penitentiary for burglaries in Calcasieu parish. Nearly $1000 in stolen property was recovered after their confessions and disclosure of hiding spots.
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Lake Charles
Edmond Parker
Philip Garlaska
Beaumont
Texas
Cline
Calcasieu Parish
Governor Long Adds Two Names to Flood Body
Governor Long adds Col. Kd. S. Hecht president of the Hibernia Bank of New Orleans and L. K. Williams lumberman of Patterson La to the Louisiana flood committee in the federal flood control program. Other members include Col. W. H. Sullivan Bogalusa PT. M. Atkins Monroe Ira W. Silvester Alexandria and James P. Butler and J. D. O'Keefe of New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge
Col
Kd. S. Hecht
Hibernia Bank of
New Orleans
L. K. Williams
Patterson
Long
Louisiana Flood Committee
Col. W. H. Sullivan
Bogalusa
PT. M. Atkins
Monroe
Ira W. Silvester
Alexandria
James P. Butler
J. D. O'Keefe
Dismissal of Hardy Ends Meeting
The American Bar association executive committee expelled Los Angeles County Judge Carlos S. Hardy over alleged canon violations and accepting gifts from litigants. The action follows a California legal dispute tied to Hardy receiving a $2400 check from evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson for legal advice.
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Maimi Beach
Fla
American Bar Association
Carlos S. Hardy
Criminal Court of
Los Angeles County
Calif
Washington
San Francisco
Carlos H. Hardy
California
Aimee Sempie McPherson
Los Angeles
Judge Hardy and Bar Association Dispute
In 1926 Judge Hardy faced an inquiry over a claimed false oath related kidnapping story. The California Bar association sought to discipline him for alleged improper conduct and money. The case reached the California Supreme Court, which ruled the bar cannot discipline non members. The association appealed with no decision yet. Hardy quipped about saving six dollars a year.
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Hardy
California Bar Association
Bar Association
Supreme Courts
California Supreme Court
Los Angeles
American Bar Association
Cunningham Named Temporary State Highway Engineer
Max L Cunningham, a maintenance engineer with the Louisiana Highway Commission for the past month, is appointed temporary state highway engineer by Chairman QO. Allen. He succeeds James M. Fourmy who resigned. Cunningham formerly served as Oklahoma state highway engineer. F. E. Welch of Jena succeeds him as maintenance engineer.
What Dr. Caldwell Learned in 47 Years Practice
Dr Caldwell's 47 years of medical practice emphasized natural approaches, preferring Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non habit forming remedy for constipation. He warned against drastic purges, noting constipation affects many despite good health habits and that relief comes promptly with Syrup Pepsin.
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Dr. Caldwell
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