Virginia Votes On Constitution Amendments In Progress
About one third of Virginia polls reported preliminary returns showing passage of amendments aimed at simplifying government. Governor Byrd said results indicated a comfortable majority, with proposals including 43 constitutional changes, tax levy limits, and governor appointment of top state officers.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Roanoke
General Assembly
Commisssioner of Agriculture and Immigration
Prohibitionists Win Easily In Peltier Vote At Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on June 20 the Louisiana House defeated Rep Peltier's repeal of the Hood law by 56 to 31, moving to indefinitely postpone the measure after long debate. The session also approved creation of a state industrial school for Negro juvenile delinquents and passed bills on segregated bus seating and wage garnishment exemptions for low earners.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Peltier
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Harvey A. Peltier
la Fourche
Murphy J. Sylvest
Washington
W. S. Jones
Jackson
Cecil Morgan
Caddo
First Bale of 1925 Cotton Reaches Houston Tex
A 415 pound first bale of Texas cotton from Edinburg arrived in Houston. It was ginned by Farmers Gin Co and classed strict middling with 11 16 staple. Another first bale from Mission followed to Galveston for sale, while the Edinburg bale is to be auctioned in Houston.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Edinburg
Farmers Gin Company
Mission
Galvestion
Ganglands Guns Bark Again Three Men Dead
Chicago dispatch reports a daylight gangland double murder near Death Corner in which John Oliveri and Joseph Salamone, reportedly Capone and Aiello affiliates, were shot by a signal from a nearby apartment. A third man, James Reggs, died later from wounds as police linked the cases through a phone number and other clues.
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Chicago
John (Bowlegs) Oliveri
Joseph Salamone
Death Corner
Milton
West Oak Street
Oliver
Salamone
James Reggs
al Capone
Aielo Brothers
Oliveri-Salamone
Capone
Oliveri
Reggi
Agama Sian
Joseph Springer
Jacksonville twins share valedictorian honor
Jacksonville Normal faculty could not distinguish Irene and Kathryn Flurry, 20, both twins, so they named Loth as valedictorian. They finished with the same grade.
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Jacksonville
Ala
Jacksonville Normal
Irene
Kathryn Flurry
Loth
Farm agents to return for night stay in Monroe
A party of Mississippi county farm agents led by E. H. White returns tonight to Monroe after a tour of crop conditions in northern Louisiana and Texas. They will attend a 7:30 am cotton dusting demonstration by Huff Daland at Selman field before heading home to Greenville, Mississippi.
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Mississippi County
E. H. White
Louisiana
Texas
Lake Charles
Monroe
Selman Field
Huff- Daland Corporation
Greenville
Miss
Million-Dollar Pipeline Deal Recorded at Court House
A court house filing records a transfer of property from Louisiana-Arkansas Pipe Line Company to Industrial Gas Company for 1 03561071 dollars. The pipe line spans from near the Ouachita Natural Gas gathering station east of Sterling to near El Dorado Arkansas, including all associated property and rights.
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Court House
Louisiana- Arkansas Pipe Line Company, Inc
Industrial Gas Company
Louisiana-Arkansas Pipe Line Company, Inc
Grantor
Ouachita Natural Gas Company, Inc
Sterlington
Ouachita and Union Parishes
el Dorado
Ark
Tenpore
Musical Ability Shown In School Drum Corps
Newark principal praises Lafayette Street School drum corps and bugle fife and drum training for 50 youths ages eight to fourteen. Program fosters citizenship, school spirit, and offers many students a path to music, with hundreds more discovering their own musical aptitude.
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Lafayette Street School
Newar Band Members Grow Into Noted Orchestra Roles
Today members of one of Newar's leading bands are active in orchestral work. Other members are engaged in successful ensemble and concert projects, expanding their profiles beyond the group.
Thrift Section Debuts at Fashion Shop Sale
Style and thrift items are highlighted as the Fashion Shop at 108 St. John St offers a wash dress special tomorrow for 2.95 dollars. The ad promotes a larger Thrift Section to attract more ladies near Ouachita Bank.
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Fashio
St. John St
Ouachita Bank
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