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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

3

Freshmen Adopt Codified Rules for LSU Initiation

Freshmen at Louisiana State University have adopted a nonviolent initiation code banning past hazing. A five-member upperclassman court with ten deputies will enforce penalties for violations. Rules require civilian outfits with skull cap and armband, a campus entrance protocol, limited campus areas, and deference to upperclassmen during events and gatherings.

Isy Associated Press Baton Rouge Louisiana State University

Proposed Airway in South to be Discussed in N C

The Associated Press reports a southern transcontinental airway plan will be discussed in New Orleans with business leaders from Mobile Beaumont Houston Atlanta San Antonio and other cities. Delegation to Washington July 12 will be appointed to confer on the project. Two rival routes are proposed with one going west from Atlanta via Birmingham Vicksburg Shreveport Dallas to the southwest and the other from Atlanta to Montgomery Pensacola Mobile New Orleans Beaumont Houston San Antonio through New Mexico and Arizona toward southern California.

New Orleans Mobile Beaumont Houston Atlanta San Antonio Washington Birmingham Vicksburg Shreveport Dallas Southwest Montgomery Pensacola New Mexico Arizona California

Louisiana Trappers Report Exceptional 1928-29 Season

Louisiana trappers harvested 5 206 141 fur pelts valued at 7 472 733 during the 1928 29 season. Muskrats topped four million pelts. opossums, raccoon and other catches exceeded prior seasons. The Delaware Island region missing due to Caernarvon crevasse and floods affected overall results.

Associated Press New Orleans Louisiana Rerts W. K. Irion State Conservaton Delatoix

Malt Tax Receipts Show Upward Trend in Four Months

Baton Rouge June 7 Associated Press. Malt tax revenues rose with a net $80 000 turned into the state treasury this year and an estimated $100 000 gross for the last four months. Monthly stamp sales started at $40 000 and rose through February to $11 240.82 in May with $5 000 deducted for collection costs. The 1928 tax before amendment yielded lower totals.

Baton Rouge H. B. Conner

Former Caddo Man Killed in Car Wreck

SHREVEPORT June 7 Work was begun today on the death of the Nelles in Chicago killed in an automobile accident He was formerly of Shreveport and is survived by sister in law Mrs Sam B Harper of this city Two years ago Mr Nelles wife was killed in an automobile accident in Kansas and later his wife's sister died in a similar accident

Associated Press Shreveport the Nelles Chicago Sam B. Harper

Jones advances plan to shift enforcement to justice department

The opening session of the second Lindy meeting examined crime statistics presented by the attorney general. The president urged Congress to join in an enforcement program and outlined a plan to transfer enforcement machinery to the Justice Department. Senator Jones, a Republican leader from Washington, introduced a resolution to create a 7 member committee to draft comprehensive legislation, set for Judiciary Committee consideration Monday with broad support anticipated.

Congress Justice Department Jones Washington Judiciary Committee

Prohibition Dominates Washington Agenda in Hoover Era

Washington reports that prohibition remains a central issue in both legislative and executive branches. President Hoover's administration backs a joint congressional committee to craft unified enforcement plans. Secretary Mellon and Attorney General Mitchell testified to a national commission on law observance and enforcement in a bid to reorganize prohibition machinery.

National Commission For Law Observance Mellon Mitchell Capitol Hoover

W H Martin 65 Dies in Hot Springs

W H Martin aged 65 prominent Arkansas Democratic leader and former national committeeman died at a Hot Springs hospital after an operation and two weeks of illness. He played a major role in the state party and in the last national affairs.

Hot Springs Ark W. H. Martin Arkansas

Sargon Treatment Restores Health and Energy Says New Orleans Reader

Mrs Walter Hack of 1825 Dumaine Street New Orleans credits two years of weakness with a drastic turn after using Sargon treatment She reports regained appetite color and strength plus relief from headaches numbness and biliousness She praises Sargon Soft Mass Pills for liver activity and mild effective relief Saigon available through local Monreau and West Monroe druggists.

New Orleans Walter Hack Dumaine Street Saigon Monroe Collens’ Pharmacy DeSiard St Collens Five Points Pharmacy Collens & Thompson, Inc Virginia Hotel Johnson's, Inc West Monroe Josey Drug Co

Local campaign veteran served as U S district attorney

The man was a national campaign figure who had served as United States district attorney. He chaired the local committee responsible for notification ceremonies for Senator Joe T. Robinson as the Democratic vice presidential nominee last September.

United States Joe T. Robinson

Arrest Seven Vagrants in Winnsboro This Week

City Marshal R. R. Taliaferro reports seven arrests of vagrants in Winnsboro this week for refusing to work. All arrestees are described as negro men, some pulled from bed at nine or ten in the morning as officials pursue orders to curb idleness.

News-Star Winnsboro R. R. Taliaferro Mr. Taliaferro Opin

Labor Shortage Threatens Planting and Local Firms

Text notes arrests provide no excuse for nonwork as city firms face ceasing action due to lack of labor. Planters coast to coast in the parish face an urgent need for help to finish planting because of the season.

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