Hoover declares majority as Creager delegates unseated at convention
At Kansas City convention hall a roll call shows Hoover winning broad support against Creager delegates. Pennsylvania 79 votes, Massachusetts and New York support the Hoover slate, final tally 67614 to 39514 with some absences. Delegates contest in Texas only reaches the floor.
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Hoover-Creager Alate
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National Committee
New York
Credentials Committee
Hazel Edwards to Spend Summer in New York
Farmerville dispatch reports Hazel Edwards of Marion will spend the summer in New York. Social notes include visits from Misses Barr and Fenton, W. W. Porter, and many local guests with several trips to Dallas and Baton Rouge noted.
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Farmerville
Hazel Edwards
Marion
New York
J. A. Moore
Lillie Mae Moore
Richard Smith
Robert Wilson
el Dorado
Butterfly Wallace
Nickolas Carbajal
Marie
New Orleans
H. G. Fields
Olivia Barr
Gussie Fenton
J. W. Taylor
Deaugnier
Helena
Baton Rouge
Harry A. Taylor
Monroe traffic code expands limits on juvenile driving
City officials unveil sections of the Monroe traffic ordinance. It makes it unlawful for under 17s to drive a car, for anyone to drive with a child on the lap, and to ride outside a vehicle. It also limits front seat occupancy to three and permits police to impound cars driven by juveniles or intoxicated persons at owner expense.
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H. H. Russell
Ruston Jersey Cow Completes Official Test
A purebred Jersey cow, Golden Fern's Favorite Queen 480, 389, owned by A. H. Henderson of Ruston Louisiana, completed another production test. At nearly seven years old she yielded 6591.03 pounds of butter fat and 12,817 pounds of milk in 365 days while carrying a calf 244 days, earning qualification for the American Jersey Cattle Club register of merit. Her sire is Golden Maid's Golden Fern and her dam Queen Susy Raymond.
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Golden Fern
A. H. Henderson
Ruston
Register of Merit
American Jersey Cattle Club
Queen Susy Raymond
Chicago on Screen A Stage Hit From Sob Sister Insight
Maurine Watkins, creator of the play, used her metropolitan court room observations to craft a screen version of Chicago. The film, screened at the De Mille studio, emphasizes justice irony in murder trials, tempered by tragedy, with a strong ensemble cast led by Phyllis Haver and Victor Varconi.
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Chicago
Maurine Watkins
de Mille Studio
Miss Watkins
Phyllis Haver
Victor Varconi
Robert Edeson
Julia Faye
Local Social Notes from Hodge Hodge La
Miss L B Baker spent the weekend in Jonesboro with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Ridder and children and Mesdames E C Hill and Ella Rider visited in Clay Sunday afternoon. Dan Caldwell of Jonesboro visited here Saturday morning. Miss Ollie Harvill visiting in Monroe this week. Mr and Mr Will Moder visited in Dubach Sunday. Hazel McDonald of Jonesboro visited here Monday. Mr and Mrs J T Fredericks and their little son spent the weekend in Ruston with relatives. Dewey Scoggin left Thursday for ...
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L. B. Baker
Jonesboro
John Ridder
E. C. Hill
Ella Rider
Clay
Dan Caldwell
Ollie Harvill
Monroe
Will Moder
Dubach
Hazel McDonald
McCoy’s Tablets Promise Weight Gain and Health Boost
An old advertisement touts McCoy’s Tablets as a solution for thin, underweight people. It claims customers gain at least five pounds and feel improved health after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. A money back guarantee covers unsatisfied buyers.
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Local visits and travels across towns in Alabama and Louisiana
Tuscaloosa resident to spend weeks here Edwina and Dalton Works return to Ruston after a brief stay Mr and Mrs Joe Rider and their young son driven to Arcadia on Sunday Miss Johnnie Mae Long of Jonesboro visiting this week Mrs Charlie Rudolph of Danville visited Hodge Monday Miss Nita Cathy from Arcadia visited relatives Sunday Annsley Garrett of Ansley spent Sunday afternoon with friends
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Ala
Edwina
Dalton
Ruston
Joe Rider
Little Son
Arcadia
Johnnie Mae Long
Jonesboro
Charlie Rudolph
Danville
Hodge
Nita Cathy
Annsley Garrett
Ansley
Collinston Woman Known as Trainmen Mother Dies
Mrs. Margie F. Spencer of Collinston Louisiana died in a New Orleans sanitarium. Born January 2 1875 she married W B Spencer January 17 1884 and had seven children. Widely known as Mother to Missouri Pacific train crew, her funeral was held at Carter's cemetery with Rev B M Barr officiating. Relatives attended including Ethel and Mike Thomas James Rhinehart and the Spencer family.
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Margie F. Spencer
W. B. Spencer
New Orleans
Carter’s Cemetery
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Spencer
William B. Spencer, Jr
Spencer Cafe
Missouri Pacific
Ethel Thomas
Mike Thomas
James Rhinehart
John Spencer
W. L .Spencer
Spencer, la
D. W. Spencer
Local Couples Noted in Huttig Area Social
Huttig Ark residents Mr. and Mrs Herbert Simmons of West Monroe join Mr and Mrs C B Johnston and Clyde Ed gar and Miss Marguerite Johnston of Bastrop in a listed social group or event figure.
Two Tech Seniors Wed Young Men of Dennison Texas
Ruston June 14 romance is noted as Cupid outwits scholars in traditions at Tech. Miss Ruth Henry and Miss Helen LeGuin, both seniors and Tech members, figure in a notable local wedding tale amid college customs.
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TECH
Dennison, Texas
Ruston
Cupid
Ruth Henry
Helen LeGuin
Dubach Young Ladies Choose Marriage Certificates in Lieu of College
Prominent Dubach families report two marriage certificates issued on June 7. Miss Ruth Henry wed Walter Franks of Denison Texas. Miss Margaret Helen LeGuin married Richard Franks, also of Denison Texas.
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Dubach
Ruth Henry
Walter Franks
Denison
Texas
Garet Helen LeGuin
Richarthur Franks
Women Learn the Right Way to Clear Skin
An advertisement promotes a blood tonic S S S claiming to remove blemishes and pimples by correcting the blood. It asserts red blood cells build health and beauty, urging readers to try the product to improve complexion and nourish the body.
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