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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

4

Educators Attend 1928 New Orleans Conference

A 1928 report notes Blain of New Orleans and educators attending a January conference in New Orleans under the National Electric Light Committee. The letter praises Miss Lou’s Review and mentions 26 educators who attended, with Dean C Ruggles leading the event.

Sippl Louisiana Blain New Orleans Federal Trade Gs -Utility Magpabiieries Chissne American Gas Association S ° Lou Mississippi Louisgh Dean C. ‘Ruggles Ohio State ‘Niversity Ntional Electric Light Committee

Country store robbed near West Monroe on Ruston road

Thieves used tin shears to cut an entry into the newly opened J. G. Ditmon store about five miles from West Monroe. They stole tires tubes candy gazettes and other goods valued at 150 to 200 dollars. The building is sheet iron and yeggs crawled in after cutting an opening. Foot hats were the only clues. The sheriff’s department is investigating.

J. G. Ditmon West Monroe Ruston Road Sheriff's Department

Cooley Selected as Delegate to Minnesota Meet

At a noon Rotary club luncheon in Hotel Virginia Miss Estelle Schulze performed vocal, piano and violin selections. W. W. Keith of Dallas spoke on Western Union. Cooley was named delegate to attend the Rotary International convention in Minneapolis with Sig Ma Bur as alternate.

Rotary Club Hotel Virginia Estelle Schulze W. W. Keith Dallas Texas Western Union Company Sx Ba Cooley Minneapolis

Williams Visitor to Monroe from Winnfield Presbyterian

Rev Stephen B Williams, formerly of this city and pastor at Stone Avenue Church, visited Monroe yesterday. He now serves as pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Winnfield.

Stephen B. Williams Stone Avenue Monroe Presbyterian Church of Winnfield

Tippit Appeal Aims for Supreme Court in West Monroe Case

In district court attorneys for plaintiffs sought an appeal to the supreme court in State ex rel Tippit v City of West Monroe after the motion for a new trial was overruled and the court sustained an exception of no cause of action, dismissing the suit. The case was started years ago by N. G. and T. L.

Supreme Court State Tippit West Monroe N. G T. L

West Monroe dispute over light plant sale to power company

Tippit and city of West Monroe sue Louisiana Power and Light and local officials to annul the sale of the light plant and restore it to the city. They allege irregularities in procedure and lack of authority for disposing of a public utility. The city attorney filed a new suit in March mirroring the Tippits action and admitted the petitioners’ allegations.

Tippit West Monroe Hames Louisiana Power and Light Company West ‘Monroe West Monton Power Company Tippits

Major Payne Allegations In Louisiana Highway Funds Case

Turbulent petition details embezzlement charges against Major Frank T. Payne for paying a contested claim by S. A. Gano against the Louisiana highway commission. It cites approval by state engineers and maintenance fund concerns, with attached documents including checks, letters, and an audit.

Louisiana Louisiana Highway Commission S. A. Gano Board of State Engineers Frank M. Kerr Frank T. Payne Highway Commission Percy Saint Jefferson Bank and Trust Company Gano State Highway Department Major Kerr

Political storms in Louisiana legislature over severance tax

A heated Louisiana house session devolved into a clash over Governor Longs severance tax bill. Rep McClanahan accused New Orleans members of being bound by political bosses while Rep Pegues pressed for funds to be diverted from the tax for free textbooks or state building programs. A committee of the whole debated postponing textbook purchases until 1930 amid partisan bickering and procedural friction.

McClanahan New Orleans W. ©. Pegues, Jr DeSoto Long Cecil McClung Natchitoches Louisiana State Normal College Southwestern Louisiana Institute Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Caldwell House Pegues W. H. Bennett East Feliciana John B. Fournet Fournet Mr. Pegues Mr. Fournet

State-Gano Contract Covers Unforeseen Costs Increase

A copy of the contract shows the state and Gano reserved the right to pay for any additional costs arising from unforeseen circumstances due to wartime conditions, with an allowance of plus 10 percent.

Gano

Phillips Milk of Magnesia for Acid Indigestion Relief

Advertises Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe neutralizer for excess stomach acid. Claims quick five minute relief and long standing physician approval for 50 years. Promotes genuine product with U S registered trademark and price 25 or 50 cents a bottle.

U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Phillips

California Fig Syrup Promises Gentle Liver Detox

Advert says children love the taste of California Fig Syrup and that a teaspoonful cleans the liver and bowels. It advises asking a druggist for genuine syrup with bottle directions for babies and all ages and warns against imitation products.

California

Speedy relief from bunion pains and soft corns

Moone's Emerald Oil promises fast relief for bunions and corns with a two ounce bottle. It claims inflammation and soreness diminish within minutes and that a few nightly applications shrink corns. Collens Pharmacy guarantees money back if the product fails to end foot troubles.

Moone Collens Pharmacy

New Orleans Members Charged With Tied Hands Move

A report notes accusations that certain New Orleans members were sent to the scene with “hands tied,” implying restricted action. The remarks suggest political maneuvering and tension within the involved delegation. Further details remain unclear from the fragment.

New Orleans

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Cooley Minnesota B. Williams Major Payne Stich Speaker Dan Daboval Acadia J. L. Anderson Grant Peltier Louisiana Boxing Commission Murphy J. Sylvest Washington Baton Rouge House of Rep Mr. McClanahan Bennett Caldwell Sclon Childrens Ford Levi Stationery Co DeSiard St New England Arthur J. O’keefe Monroe Grocer Co Monroe Wholesale Drug Co., Inc Grand Leader White Rose Nude Opera Pink Honey Biege
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