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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1930
Page
2
A French officer orders a captured black dog back to its people and warns his men to see that they leave at once and shoot any who return. The scene unfolds as tensions rise between the officer and an Arab.
The Senate aims for a final vote on the tariff bill this week as conferees redraw watch paragraphs to address democratic points of order. The report sections on rates and lumber tariff merge for a single debate and vote amid Republican hopes and White House uncertainty.
A polished engraved cylinder will be given to President Hoover by the Navy. The shell marks the first 21 gun salute fired off Cape Henry Virginia on May 20 and the first of its kind since his presidency began.
Sheriff Milton Coverdale left for Baton Rouge to support the peace officers salary bill before the legislature. He takes two prisoners, J. D. Barksdale and William Bailey, to the Louisiana State Penitentiary. Barksdale receives one year for lying in wait with a dangerous weapon to commit murder. Bailey gets five years on four burglary counts. sentences run concurrently.
Suspect in two Calhoun burglaries taken into custody at 2:30 this morning at a local hotel. Believed to have aided in J. E. Bryan and Prestiss Boyd store robberies, with wear in apparel stolen. Other Gibsland and Jena cases tied to Wells brothers. independent operator not gang.
In Bucharest on June 9 United Press reports Princess Helene declined reconciliation with former husband Carol II, blocking divorce settlement needed to restore Roumanian dynasty. Carol, crowned king amid rapid events, retains sole custody of their son Michael who was briefly king before being renamed grand duke.
Joe Crowley's Paint Store offers rental of an electric waxer and vacuum cleaner. The ad also notes picture framing services available at the store.
Madame Lupescu, once beloved by Carol of Roumania, is described as heartbroken in Interlaken Switzerland. A London Chronicle dispatch says she faces exile and profound grief as she expects permanent separation from the king hopeful.
The Duchess of Atholl becomes the first Scottish woman to sit in Parliament and is awarded an honorary degree by Columbia University. The event highlights her historic public service and academic recognition.
The Romanian royal family confirms Carol as King and Helene as Princess Mother after his accession. Carol travels from Bucharest to Curtea De Arges to honor his father King Ferdinand with a wreath.
In Manheim Pennsylvania a Lutheran church will owe additional ground rent for a year after giving a rose to a descendant of Baron Henry Stiegel the colonial glassmaker. The rose was taken from a lawn bush and was the annual payment stipulated by the town founder.
The Senate receives the conference report on a tariff bill while the Judiciary Committee weighs an anti injunction bill. The House considers calendar bills as Naval Affairs conducts hearings on a West Coast naval dirigible site.
The body of June Mose Nelson a 14 year old negro was found about 1 p m yesterday near the back water by River Styx bridge on Horseshoe lake road where he drowned Saturday noon. He could not swim and stepped into water over his head. A party including John Hay Florent E Hammonds M E DuPont Alf Reid and Fireman Bill Bryant located the body.
In Yazoo canal at Vicksburg Mississippi a boat engine failed and the outboard boat struck a barge. Mrs. F I Kornhaux of Jackson drowned. Mr J C Ditto and his wife escaped. he was rescued by another boat and a rope saved Mrs Ditto.
The Flower Shoppe Inc advertises a broad service for sending flowers for every occasion at 1004 North Third with phone contact 565-479.
In Clarksdale Mississippi on a Saturday night a mistrial was declared in the conspiracy to kill government witness case involving Fred Hamilton Water Valley lawyer Floyd Carr and Lee Cofer farmers. Jurors could not reach a verdict on the charge against the trio.
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