Woman is killed by her brother in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Schrager 35 died from injuries a deaf mute brother Charles inflicted with a hammer as she slept at their home. He left a pencil note claiming love and ending her life. A second brother is in a mental hospital. another note warned about a sweetheart in South Bend hearing of the crime.
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Deaf Mute
Sister
Hammer
Philadelphia
Helen Schrager
Charles
Schrager
South Bend
Flood Gate Contracts Awarded in Ouachita Parish
Three flood gate construction contracts totaling 68394 dollars were awarded by the Tensas love board for Lonna bayou River Stix bayou and Chauvin bayou in Ouachita parish. LeVasseur and Netherton of Shreveport win two. Forcum James company secures Chauvin bayou work. Bids opened Thursday and announced Friday.
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Ouachita Parish
Tensas Love Board
Lonna Bayou
River Stix Bayou
LeVasseur
Netherton
Shreveport
Chauvin Bayou
Forcum- James Company
River Stix
L. A. Ellis
Monroe
Nelson Bros
Baton Rouge
Meyer- Greenwald Construction Company
A. R. Barnett
Pine Bluff
Robinson and Young
T. L. James Inc
Ruston
W. C. Salley
Forcum-James
Dyersville
Tenn
W. H. O'Toole
Building Permit Issued For Repairing Residence On L Street
G W Jones city building inspector issues a permit to People’s Homestead and Savings for additions and repairs to a one story frame residence at 304 L Street. Contract awarded to Frank Masling with a $1000 cost. Also notes a plant of common pigweed can yield up to 117000 seeds.
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G. W. Jones
People’s Homestead and Savings Association
L Street
Frank Masling
Obituary notices for Taylor Eubanks King in Louisiana notices
Obituaries report funeral services for William B. Taylor and W A Eubanks plus William Monroe King. Surviving relatives include children, siblings, and spouses across Longview Granbury Bastrop Shreveport Alexandria Monroe and Winnsboro. Services held at Mulhearn Carter Oak Ridge First Baptist and local Methodist churches with local civic and fraternal involvement.
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William B. Taylor
North Eighth Street
Mulhearn
W. C. Scott
First Methodist Church
Old City
Taylor
Arthur Taylor
Springfield
Oregon
Ella Peters
Granberry
Texas
Betty Darby
Longview
M. J. Elliott
Monroe
John Taylor
Ted Jones
Henry Landon
Mr. Nolan
F. T. Smith
Sam Bee
Victor Zagone
J. C. Warlick
Bastrop
W. A. Eubanks
Bastrop Carpenter
Carter Cemetery
Bennett
First Baptist Church
Eubanks
Shreveport
E. R. Eubanks
Fairbanks
Stringer House
R. A. Eubanks
Mort Dew
John Smith
Alexandria
Albert Eubanks
Mer Rouge
Jessie Cockerell
W. O. W. Lodge
William Monroe King
Winnsboro
D. C. Barr
Oak Ridge
L. Cain
Legionnaires
Masons
King
Franklin Parish
L. Lowentritt and Company
Artie Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
Lollie King Hair
Norman King
Labor chief outlines plan for steel code and union elections
The president appointed labor chief L Green outlines a plan to adjust steel code disputes and mediate conflicts. The board would arbitrate, oversee elections for bargaining representatives, and address discrimination or discharge issues, with union Federation support. Delegates note Green's plan differs from the Roosevelt proposal.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Green
Labor Federation
Roosevelt
Partial Operation of Plant Resumed in Marrero
New Orleans reports partial operation of Celotex company plant at Marrero Louisiana resumed today after a month long strike marked by disturbances yesterday and ongoing labor tensions.
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New Orleans
Celotex Company
Marrero
Salt Plant Strike Sparks Job Walkout After Shot Fired
About 50 workmen attempted to return to work after a strike at a salt plant. One shot was fired at the crowd yesterday. Ten men linked to the strike were arrested. About 75 workers resumed today as officials and workers met with the regional labor board but no progress was reported. The piece notes U.S. salt production at 7,500,000 tons annually, with 30 percent from brine evaporation.
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States Regional Labor Board
United States
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di Scholls
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
Ane
DeSiard St
LABOR
N. 2Nd. Street
Monroe Furniture CO
We Are
Ford
Tudor Sedan
Victoria
Phaeton
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
The
United
Burgess
Kool
J. G
Walnut Street
Monroe, la
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