Fascists Barred From Catholic Action in Rome Move
Rome reports Mussolini banishes fascist membership in Catholic action groups, dissolving branches May 30. The action raises questions on abrogation of the Concordat with the Vatican and whether party orders cancel church authority. The Vatican faces whether the ban equates to government action and if the Concordat would lapse. Continued on Page Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Catholic Action
Vatican
Giovanni Turiati
Hig Excellency
Duce
Lions Headed to National Meet in Canada
A. B. Clarkson district governor and Dr. B. M. McKoin president of Monroe club will travel to Toronto for Lions International convention next week. Clarkson plans statewide club visits and inspections upon return. Crowley Lions club to be organized around July starting with 22 charter members and charter night with Joe Pitts presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clarkson
Lions Clubs
B. M. McKoin
Monroe Club
Toronto
Canada
Lions International
Clarkson
Lions Club of
Crowley
Joe Pitts
Alexandria Lions Club
Ramblin Gossip and Town Notes by H. H. B.
Local columnist notes lighthearted town happenings. Fire Chief Roddy and Officer Goza are teased over a yellow fondness as a prank switches streamers between a Buick and a motorcycle. Other items mark garden work, a Hot Springs visit, a snowstorm tale from 1881, a Pine Bluff marriage, musical sales shifts, a fast car, a ward race hope, and street sweeping after a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roddy
Rufus Goza
Police Department
Goza
Frank J
Jim Goodwin
Monroe
Mexico Protests Arrest of Acting Consul in Chicago
Mexico denounces the Chicago arrest of acting consul Adolfo Dominguez, warning it may strain U S Mexico relations. Foreign Secretary Genaro Estrada filed a formal protest and urged restraint amid editorials criticizing U S authority and racial tensions following related incidents in Ardmore and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Chicago
Mexico City
U. S
Adolfo Dominguez
Genaro Estrada
United Press
Estrada
Two Dead in Rapides City From Poison
An Alexandria report states a family died from ptomaine poisoning likely linked to drinking barrel water with a dead snake and tainted meat. Frank Lemons, 32, died at a clinic after his son Wilbur James, 7, perished two days earlier. Mrs. Lemons and two daughters, Lillian, 8, and Freda, 4, are seriously ill but may recover. An infant did not eat the meat and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Frank Lemons
Wilbur James
Monroe Women’s Club Noted At National Convention
The Monroe club of Business and Professional Women received special mention for the “most dignified piece of publicity” at the biennial convention in Richmond Virginia. Other clubs praised included Erie Pennsylvania Milwaukee Wisconsin Mt Vernon New York and Macon Georgia with Tuscaloosa Alabama called the “finest type.” The awards covered publicity during Business Women’s week. The federation’s international relations committee urged backing Geneva disarmament pledges for immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Club of Business
Associated Press
Richmond
Monroe Club
Erie
Milwaukee
Wis
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Macon
Tuscaloosa
Ala
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Geneva
Mystery Blast Starts Fire in Orleans Duplex
New Orleans on July 9 reports a strange explosion near Dryades and Constantinople streets that damaged a duplex. The blast occurred in the empty upper unit, wrecked the space, and left kerosene containers found inside. Downstairs residents escaped unharmed as firemen extinguished the blaze. the fire marshal's office took over the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dryades
Constantinople
Former congressman R. L. Henry dies by suicide at home
Former congressman R L Henry aged 67 is found with a bullet wound to the head at his Houston residence. A pistol lies nearby as authorities treat the death as a possible suicide. The incident occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
R. L. Henry
Fall Case Taken Under Advisement In Jail Question
Justice Bailey in the District of Columbia supreme court took under advisement the government's request to order Albert B. Fall jailed immediately. Fall’s attorney Frank Hogan sought suspension due to Fall’s health, citing army doctors from William Beaumont hospital diagnosing chronic latent tuberculosis and risks if transported to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Atlee Pomerene
Youngquist
Fall
District of Columbia
Hogan
Bailey
Rover
Army Physicians
William Beaumont Hospital
el Paso
William Hitz
Another Charge Against Col Luke Lea Expected
Nashville July 9 Judge Gilbert ordered District Attorney Atkinson to file an indictment against Col Luke Lea and his son Luke Lea Jr in relation to the failed Liberty Bank and Trust company. The judge indicated a wilful conspiracy in violation of Tennessee law likely occurred in Davidson county and that the Leas are probably guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Charles Gilbert
The
Criminal Court Today
Richard M. Atkinson
Luke Lea
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
Gilbert
Tennessee
Davidson County
Hambone's Meditations by J. P. ABey
A brief note presents Hambone's Meditations with a dialectical flavor and a bold refrain about wanting and keeping desire. The piece appears in a regional style, using colloquial spellings to convey voice and cadence typical of such writings.
Men Bring Suit To Secure Pay For Buildings
In district court, R. C. Greer v. J. N. Clement and others centers on unpaid claims from numerous workers and material dealers tied to construction across several buildings near West Monroe. Eight lawyers represent litigants. liens span multiple lots. a fire damaged building was rebuilt with limited insurance proceeds. disputed payment terms persist after a proposed three quarters settlement was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Greer
J. N. Clement
Illinois Central Railroad
Brown Paper Mill
Honor Is Paid To Unalaska Intrepid Dog
A simple ceremony unveiled a monument to Unalaska lead dog of the Byrd Antarctic expedition killed by a hit and run in Monroe on January 3. Armand McHenry Jr delivered the dedicatory address as Martha Chambers and Marilyn Bush pulled the veil from the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Unalaska
Byrd
Forsythe Park
Monroe
Armand McHenry, Jr
A. G. McHenry
Marilyn Bush
Merrill Flower Bush
Martha Chambers
L. B. Chambers
Senate declines to interfere in Alabama inquiry
Washington July 9 The Senate elections committee considering the Heflin Bankhead senatorial election contest in Alabama declined to notice or interfere with the state's investigation ordered by the Alabama legislature. Heflin defeated candidate appealed to protest the separate inquiry, saying it would reign terror on witnesses. Bankhead said he sought no interference and hoped to aid the committee by an examination of election officers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Heflin-Bankhead
Alabama
J. Thomas Heflin
John H. Bankhead
Senate
Bankhead
Hastings
Watson
Indiana
George
U S Submits Its Reply In Famous Im Alone Case
The United States filed a formal reply to Canadas contentions in the I'm Alone case. George Wharton Pepper argued the hot pursuit theory supported the sinking and claimed the rum runner was American owned. The reply maintained the vessel was sunk after it refused to stop when hailed. Continued on Page Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Canada
George Wharton Pepper
Louisiana
Coast Guard
Farm Board to Define Cotton Policy Before July 31
Washington July 9 The farm board may issue a statement before July 31 outlining a definite policy for handling stabilization supplies of cotton for the coming crop season. Cotton member Carl Williams said three southern exchanges Savannah Little Rock and Memphis have asked for a new policy to relieve market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Board
Carl Williams
Savannah
Little Rock
Memphis
Fort Worth Refueling Flight Drops in Bad Weather
Reg L. Robbins and Harold S. Jones faced worsening weather on the Seattle to Tokyo non stop refueling mission. The Fort Worth monoplane landed at Solo m Alaska after failed attempts to refuel from the escort ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Alaska
Seattle-Tokyo
Reg L. Robbins
Harold 8. Jones
Texas
Fort Wath
Fort Worth
Nome
Seattle
Tokyo
Harold S. Jones
Fairbanks
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Siberia
Sixth Victim of Drinking Party Dies in Hospital
Brockton Mass July 9 Edward Sullivan 44 a member of a fatal drinking party died in hospital today the sixth death from denatured alcohol consumed at the party Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Edward Sullivan
Orleans Youth Is Missing and Bloodstained Car Found
Police pursue an intensive inquiry into the disappearance of Earl Miles 21 and the discovery of a bloodstained automobile near Baton Rouge Miles rented the car four miles southeast of the city and police found blood smears glasses two hairpins and a steel jacket from a .25 caliber rifle Miles mother says he was threatened and hounded over marital troubles Miles had recently sued for divorce naming Dr Frank L Lorio Miles attacked Lorio in court corridor and was arrested released on assault charges He was once charged with shooting Paul Surcouf but the case was abandoned Relatives say Miles was last seen Monday four p.m when he said he would rent a car pick up two friends and drive to Biloxi to shoot dice He carried 150 in cash and a 3000 check
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Earl Miles
Baton Rouge
Miles
Frank L. Lorio
Lorie
Paul Surcouf
Guy R. Maloney
Biloxi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Papal
LIONS
Jes’ Ramblin
Lars J. Larsen
Carolina
Gordon
Federal
Trousdale
Monroe House
Ruffin
Jackson and
Mont Streets
First Methodist Church
Charles Schulze
Arkansas
Malvern
Lexie Hobbs
James A. McBurnett
Pine Bluff
Leonard M. Keeling
Lee Avenue
Paul Jenkins
Pat Mason
W. M. Stokes
Oliver B. Morton
Jackson
Thomas Green
Dominguez
Ardmore
Okla
Paschal Ortiz Rubio
la Prensa
China
Rapides City
Monroe Women’s Club
Orleans
Hogan Files Motion
Hambone’s Meditations
J. P. Abey
Dan
Camreiaia
Befi Syndicate Inc
Honor Polar Expedition
Mississippi
St. Louis
Ween Eenee
Nae hkeUee
Helena
Eek En Eene
Arkansas City
Angola
CUMB
Nashville Saeees
OHIO
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Seeeeee
Caioenna Eeenes
Rise
TENN
Chattanooga ‘E
Fort Smitheenee
Seeeee
Little Rock Red
Fultoneae
Shreveport
Alexandria Eee
Ouachita Camden
Sereee M42
State Department
Fort
Worth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!