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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1930

Page

3

Mystery Veils Suspected Death of Alabama Man

Mystery surrounded the investigation into Herbert Schroeder a Mobile radiator dealer reported dead in a burned car near Indianapolis The body may not be Schroeder and two men and a woman named Jack Snider were identified as involved in a heated argument before Schroeder left for Indiana Mobile Sheriff Pat Byrne and police search for Schroeder and a woman companion continued while an alibi for a New Orleans trip was accepted for Schroeder's friend Gertrude Kittrell A burned car body was found but not confirmed as Schroeder's and authorities ponder whether Schroeder connected to the crime or is missing elsewhere

Mobile Ala Herbert Schroeder Indianapolis Bee Schroeder Indiana Jack Snider Pat Byrne Meridian Miss Gertrude Kittrell New Orleans Harold Herbert Schroeder

Cambridge Youth Kills Tutor Then Guns Self

In Cambridge England June 3 1940 a King's College student D N Potts is accused of shooting his tutor A F R Wollaston and wounding Detective Sergeant Wilson before shooting himself. Potts is hospitalized in serious condition. The dean notes Potts returned to the college after a week away and went to Walstons room where shots were fired.

Associated Press Cambridge England Cambridge University D. N. Potts King’s College A. F. R. Wollaston Potts Wilson Dean Milner-White

Konjola touted as cure all by Huntington user

A Huntington resident Jack Rader praises Konjola the new medicine claiming it cured years of stomach pain indigestion and poor appetite after painters colic and gas. The ad notes Konjola with 32 ingredients targets stomach liver kidneys and bowels and lists Monroe Col Pharmacy as a local seller.

Konjola Jack Rader Huntington Monroe Col- Pharmacy

Orleans House Members Attack Governor's Move

Baton Rouge June 3 The Louisiana house of representatives erupted as Orleans member Alvinius L. Williams accused Governor Huey P. Long of tyrannical tactics to force New Orleans city delegation in line with the road bill. The session ended with bills on amusements tax billboard levy highway appointee confirmation and a salary proposal for legislators amid condolences for the speaker's wife.

Baton Rouge New Orleans House of Representatives Alvinius L. Williams Orleans Huey P. Long Fournet House Mino Williams of Vernon Louisiana Wingrave Hamiter Wilkinson West Baton Rouge Highway Commission Senate McDonald Winn Williams Long McGrath McClanahan Caldwell Governor Long S. O. Shattuck Calcasieu Lake Charles

Banners Awarded to Ki-Ro-Li Scout Troops

Banners and arm badges for Camp Ki-Ro-Li were received at the local scout headquarters. The banners bear Camp Ki-Ro-Li in gold on dark blue and will be presented to troops meeting encampment requirements. Scouts must live by the oath and law, keep cabins and dining areas clean, be prompt, and participate in program activities.

Ki-Ro-Li Camp KRL Camp Ki-Ro-Li L. R. Simpson

Approves Bridge Span Plans Near Shreveport

The War Department approved revised Texas and Pacific Railway bridge plans over Cross Bayou one mile north of Shreveport. Three piers will stand on concrete pile foundations instead of the original pile piers while clearances stay the same.

Washington War Department Texas and Pacific Railway Company Cross Bayou Shreveport

Pretty Pirates to Lead Treasure Hunt at Monroe Furniture

At 4 PM a group of locals in pirate costumes will guide treasure seekers through Monroe Furniture during the second annual hunt. Seven participants listed will coordinate the hunt as 75 items valued at hundreds of dollars await discovery until 9 PM. A staged display chest, six by three to four feet, filled with jewels, frames the scene.

Monroe Furniture Company

Port Arthur Menaced as Fire Sweeps Forest

Flames sweep hundreds of miles of Northern Ontario forest lands threatening Port Arthur with evacuation of Dyment and surrounding areas. Women and children rushed belongings to a special train as several persons were reported missing.

Port Arthur Winnipeg Man Ontario Dyment Ont

Forest Fire Devastates Ontario Homesteads as Pilot Missing

A blazing forest fire devastates homesteads across Ontario with many families fleeing by any means. Chief pilot Paul Garten’s Ontario forestry air service planes search the blaze, finding his aircraft near Allanwater as fire rages toward isolated homes. no sign of the aviator is reported. Allanwater lies 74 miles east of Sioux Lookout where fires burn intensely.

Allanwater Sioux Lookout Ont

Tri-State extends bus service to Marshall and Tyler Texas

Tri State Transit extends motor coach service from Shreveport to Marshall and Tyler Texas beginning this week. Direct daily connections will be made with Sunshine at Tyler for Terrell Dallas and Fort Worth. Under new schedule three coaches daily each way run among Shreveport Fort Worth and Dallas.

Tri-State Transit Company Shreveport Marshall Tyler Tex Tri-State Coaches Sunshine Bus Terrell Dallas Fort Worth Interstate Line Tri-State Organization Tri-State Sunshine Bus Lines

Supreme Court weighs Arkansas law validity in drug case

The Supreme Court on Monday will review whether Arkansas laws allowing the state supreme court to block enforcement of a contract are valid. The dispute centers on Furst and Thomas, Memphis drug dealers, who argued Arkansas courts should enforce a contract involving shipments to James G. Brewster in Drew County.

Washington Supreme Court Arkansas Furst and Thomas Memphis James G. Brewster Drew County Ark Illinois Arkansa

Money Order Dept at P O Shows May Gain

The post office money order division reports a strong May with 5,877 orders issued totaling 67,700.47 dollars, up from 5,129 orders totaling 44,300.32 dollars a year earlier. Payments in May 1930 reached 3,981 orders worth 35,127.37 dollars, versus 3,474 orders totaling 50,038.98 dollars in May 1929.

The Post Office

Thoughts Visions and Sketches of North Louisiana

Copies of the book by Dr Luther Longino of Minden have been received here. The volume portrays love humor and traditions with antebellum history and sketches of prominent North Louisiana men and women and their families.

North Louisiana Luther Longino Minden

A Colicky Baby Gets Well Quick With Teethina

An advertisement touts Teethina as a fast safe remedy for infant colic. It claims quick relief by cleansing the bowels and ending colic-related symptoms and urges readers to request Dr Moffett's Baby Book from J Moffett Co Columbus Ga.

Dr. Moffett J. Moffett Co Columbus

Thoughts Visions and Sketches of North Louisiana

Longino wrote and published in the Minden papers thoughts and sentiments that came to him from time to time. These articles have been collated and presented in book form in the Thoughts Visions and Sketches of North Louisiana. The book is dedicated to the pioneers and patriots of North Louisiana who built homes fought wars espoused the cause of religion and education gave us this goodly heritage and made North Louisiana history.

Longino Minden North Louisiana

Cyclone Leaves Damage Across Broken Bow Nebraska

No deaths reported as cyclone devastates Broken Bow area on June 3. Leveled crops and numerous damaged homes indicate severe storm impact with ongoing cleanup and assessments underway by local authorities.

Broken Bow Neb

Examinations Underway in City Grade Schools

Final examinations are in progress today and tomorrow across city grade schools. Schools will close Friday for summer vacation. No formal exercises will mark promotion from grammar grades to first year high school this year, says Superintendent E. L. Neville.

E. L. Neville

Storm Hits Merna Area in Central Nebraska

A storm swept central Nebraska centering at Merna, a farm community nearby. No deaths were reported.

Nebraska Merna Here

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