Cosmopolitan Bank Closed Over $600,000 Shortage in Doherty Accounts
The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust in Cincinnati was shut by state official O C Gray after a shortfall of 575000 to 590000 appeared in Henry L Doherty company accounts. Shafer, former Doherty district manager, faced embezzlement charges amid broader Doherty losses and customer shortfalls.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. C. Gray
Henry L. Doherty
Amos W. Shafer
Doherty Company
Shafer
Bank
Doherty
Oscar F. Raine
Detroit
Saunders Sentenced For Bribery In Atlanta
Atlanta councilman W E Saunders was sentenced to two years on the chain gang and fined $1000 by Judge Virlyn Moore after a bribery conviction. Saunders said he would appeal through his counsel.
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Atlanta
Virlyn
Moore
W. E. Saunders
Saunders
Texas Evangelist Crimm to Lead West Monroe Revival
Evangelist B B Crimm of Marshall Texas will conduct a revival series in West Monroe starting Wednesday night June 18 in a large tent at Trenton and Stella streets. Denominational cooperation is sought with no single church sponsoring the event.
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B. B. Crimm
Marshall
Texas
West Monroe
Trenton and
Stella Streets
Columbia Moving Picture Theatre Damaged by Fire
The Columbia theatre was saved from total destruction after a late night fire. Firemen extinguished the blaze that damaged the projection room and sound equipment causing about 2000 dollars in losses, insurance partially covering the damage. Owner E B Cottingham Jr was away at the time.
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News-Star
Columbia
Columbia Theatre
Playhouse
E. B. Cottingham, Jr
Arkansas Pharmacists to Meet in Hot Springs Convention
More than 600 delegates and visitors were expected in Hot Springs for a three day joint convention of the Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association and the Arkansas Drug Travelers Association. Noted speakers include Dr Stanley L Krebs of New York president of the American Institute of Mercantile Arts and Tom Roach of Oklahoma City president of the National Association of Retail Druggists. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Pharmaceutical Association
Arkansas Drug Travelers Association
Stanley L. Krebs
New York
American Institute of Mercantile Arts
Tom Roach
Oklahoma City
National Association of Retail Drugegists
Patronize Home Industry The News-Star plea
The writer urges patronizing the Oua chita river steam boat and barge line to New Orleans. He praises low freight rates door delivery and home industry investment in wooden and steel barges, asserting fairness and loyalty. J. G. Bell signs the appeal.
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The
News-Star
Ouachita River
New Orleans
Monroe
J. G. Bell
Honor Guest to head Bastrop VFW initiation event
Mrs Pearl H Croy of Birmingham Alabama supreme regional director of the Woman s Benefit association will be guest of honor at the Bastrop review class initiation tonight She directs the district covering Alabama Mississippi and Florida and will discuss the Chicago 1931 pageant Mrs Sallie Bowers and Miss Ruth Johnson both of Shreveport will lead the initiation duties
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Pearl H. Croy
Birmingham
Alabama
Woman's Benefit Association
Croy
Mississippi
Florida
Chicago
Sallie Bowers
Ruth Johnson
Shreveport
Bastrop
Marriage Licenses Granted in Monroe and Surrounding Areas
Marriage licenses issued include White Bob Spurgin and Mabel Marlen of Monroe. Richard D. Kellogg of Monroe wed Georgia Alice Hill of Columbia. Angelo Forbito of Monroe tied to Eliza beth Roberts of Sterlington. Colored Merrell W. Hudson of Monroe and Katherine Byson of Monroe were also licensed.
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Bob Spurgin
Mabel Marlen
Monroe
Richard D. Kellogg
Georgia
Alice Hill
Columbia
Angelo Forbito
Elizabeth Roberts
Sterlington
Merrell W. Hudson
Katherine Byson
Shriners Parade Leads Large Convention in Toronto
Shriners and Imperial Council officers led a massive Toronto parade with an estimated 100000 attendees. Delegates from Maine and other regions arrived for social events, athletic meets, Shrine spectacles, and the imperial council session. The program includes auto and boat races on Lake Ontario, evening concerts, wrestling, boxing, and a massed bands concert featuring 3900 players.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Imperial Potenate
Imperial Council of the Ancient and Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine
Maine
Imperial Council
Lake
Ontario
Frankie Genaro
Frenchie Belanger
Bluegrass Queen Leads White Arab Thoroughbreds at Exhibition
A fleet of 40 white Arab thoroughbreds in full regalia prepared for the Shriners parade at the exhibition venue. The display highlights a ceremonial pageant with these regal horses forming the centerpiece.
Hale Appeals Conviction on Dry Law Charge Here
A. M. Hale, 200 South Sixth street, appealed to the district court after being fined 251 dollars and 7.50 in costs and sentenced to 60 days in jail for possessing home brew for sale. City and state charges of possession for sale were filed, with 250 dollars and 60 days in city case and 1 dollar and costs in the state case.
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A. M. Hale
South Sixth Street
District Court
Portes Gil Asks Full Probe Of Rumor On Plot Against Ortiz Rubio
Former President Emilio Portes Gil sends a letter to President Ortiz Rubio demanding a full investigation into charges by Luis Morones that Portes Gil plotted to kill Ortiz Rubio in Los Angeles. He calls the accusation grave and seeks inquiry across interior relations and the Los Angeles consulate. The note also mentions a railroad workers’ statement denying agitation.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
Luis Morones
Industry of Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Los Angeles
Morones
Interior, Foreign Relations
Plans for cotton stabilization corporation discussed
A conference between the Federal Farm Board cotton advisory committee and American cotton cooperatives to study forming a cotton stabilization corporation was scheduled. The Farm Board signaled openness to the idea and hinted it would provide about 50 million dollars to buy surplus cotton.
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Washington
Cotton Advisory Committee
Federal Farm Board
American Cotton Co-Operatives
Wheat Corporation
Farm Board
Girl Gives Her Life to Save Father in Prescott Murder
In Prescott Ark on June 10 John Daniels 70, a lawyer and farmer, was jailed on murder charges for the death of 15 year old Mildred Jobe who sacrificed her life to save her father during an argument yesterday.
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Prescott
Ark
John Daniels
Mildred Jobe
Daniels shoots as girl dives in front of father
Deputy sheriff Jobe recently arrested Daniels' son, fueling ill feeling between them. Daniels has a prior prison sentence for violation of the prohibition laws.
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Daniels
Jobe
Teething Stops Teething Pains
Teething, a famous prescription, relieves infant teething pain and calms colic and other baby ills. Teethina cleanses, regulates bowels, acts as an intestinal antiseptic, and promotes sleep without opiates. Available at drug stores. free Dr. Moffett Baby Book offered by C. J. Moffett Co. Columbus Ga.
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Dr. Moffett
C. J. Moffett Co
Columbus
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