Opening of Lincoln Parish Sanitarium Attracts Attention
Miss Pope, a trained nurse from Chicago, praised the new Lincoln sanitarium in Ruston, noting the board’s fortune in securing her as manager. The project aims to serve local citizens and reflects growing interest in regional health facilities amid broader national reforms.
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Ruston
Natchitoches Hospital St
Miss Pope
Rey Hospitsl
Chicago
Yestiona
B. Water
Sandboard
Considi
Pope
Beny
Aston
Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
Utilities Retard City Ownership Says Opinion Letter
An Associated Press report from June 2 notes a letter to Deming Ice and Electric manager claiming power utilities slowed municipal ownership nationwide. George E. Lewis testified in FTC hearings, detailing the industry's early public relations push and its claimed defense against government ownership advances.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
George E Lewis
Rocky Mountain Public Utilities Information Committee
K. W. Kissick
Dening Ice and Electric Company
Deming
New Mexico
Wealthy Woman Defies Court Over Hyde Park Mansion
In a seventeen room Hyde Park mansion Mrs. Katherine Routledge, noted explorer and society figure, defies a high court order sequestering her property over unpaid warehouse charges tied to her separation from her husband. She calls it a protest for women and claims authorities threaten forcible entry. Government agents pursue indictments against several men linked to the case.
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Associated Press
London
Hyde Park
Katherine Routledge
Scoresby Routledge
Tam
Former Solon Indicted With Six Others in Mail Robbery
Chicago June 2 Charles B Wharton once a congressman and former assistant state’s attorney is indicted with six others on charges of robbing the United States mails. The federal grand jury returned the indictment arising from a $193,000 train robbery at Evergreen.
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Chicago
Charles 8. Wharton
United States
Evergreen
Defeat of Mukden Troops Reported Near Peking
Reports from Peking say Mukden forces of the northern alliance were defeated at Liukho, 35 miles south of Peking, with about 4000 casualties. Northern leader Chang Tso Lin postponed departure to Manchuria and ordered General Chang Tsung Chang to halt nationalist advances.
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Associated Press
Peking
Mukden
Northern Alliance
Liukho
Shansi
Chihli
Shantung
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Chang Tsung Chang
Automobile Repairs and Radiator Services Ad in Monroe
Advertising copy touts automotive repair and radiator services by United Motors Service. It mentions repairing or replacing fenders doors radiators and tops, with contact at 410 Walnut St Monroe Louisiana and phone 132. The sign is credited to Big Radiator and J. G. Bell.
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United Motors Service
Harrison
Walnut St
Monroe
J. G. Bell
Custody Battle in Chicago Over Shirley Bachall
Mrs. Samuel Bachall argues in court that Ses Bloch is unfit to guard Shirley, alleging personal crisis tendencies and asserting her granddaughter should remain with her as guardian.
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Samuel Bachall
Ses Bloch
Shirley
Chicago
Bachall
Bloch
Memphis buys MecNair from Meridian as Keefe moves to Birmingham
Memphis Baseball Club announces the purchase of Shortstop MecNair from Meridian of the Cotton States league. President Thomas R. Watkins calls MecNair the best looking natural shortstop seen in years. Watkins also reports Tremphis acquiring Dave Keefe from Sacramento for the Pacific Coast league. Keefe will report at Birmingham next Friday.
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Memphis, Tenn
Thomas R. Watkins
Memphis Baseball Club
McNair
Meridian
Watkins
Tremphis
Dave Keefe
Sacramento
Birmingham
Committee Named for Farm Relief Resolutions
A Republican meeting in Chicago named a committee to draft farm relief resolutions for a June 9 Kansas City gathering. If approved, the resolutions go to the Republican national convention with a push to include the farm relief plan in the party platform. The committee comprises Senator James E Watson, Governor Adam McMullen, and George Peek.
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Chicago
Ata
Kansas City
James E. Watson
Indiana
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
George Peek
Moline
Ilinois
Washington
Estate of Fred C. Peters curator files final account
The court notes objections to final account presented by Fred C. Peters curator and directs review. Witnesses Percy Sander and J. T. Shell judge the matter as of May 31, 1928. Deputy Clerk Leon H. Pooler and attorneys Hudson Potts Bernstein & Scholars listed for June dates.
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Fred C. Peters
Percy Sander
J. T. Shell
A. D
Leon H. Pooler
Hudson, Potts, Bernstein & Scholars
Man Charged With Arson Released On Bond
J R Thibodeaux, former keeper, released on bond of 3000 after being charged with arson. His trial set for the criminal court term. Bond amount earlier set at 2500, then lowered by the court.
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J. R. Thibodeaux
Yeathdil
C. Pecasting
Thibodeaux
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Northwestern University
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Aews
Sadie News-Star
Solon
U.S
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China
Montreal
Henry Lamarche
Quinn
Police Relief Association
Adv
DeSiard St
Bill’s Sandwich Shop
Mecnair
Meridian Club
Memphis
Ernst
Prof. van Zan
Grammont Street
West Monroe
Eugene
Billy Sawyer
Reed and Porch
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