Death of Mrs Tripp Faulk Rouses Local Grief in Ouachita Parish
Mrs Tripp Faulk died at 7 30 am after surgery at a local hospital. Maiden name Miss Lia de Lee daughter of John de Lee born Norwood Louisiana would have reached forty on November 19. She and her husband plantation owner Tripp Faulk lived near Logantown on the Columbia road and had three children Annie Ruth Fauk Fannie Faulk and Kop Faulk Jr. Funeral at Miss Lucy Faulk home 2917 Grand Street tomorrow at 4 30 pm with River Levee Burial Park as the final resting place.
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Jty
Tripp Faulk
Trippulk
Ouachita Fish
Logantown
Combia
Methodist Arch
Ildren
Annie Uth Faulk
Fannie Faulk
Kop Faulk
Annie Ruthulk
State Naval School
Natchitoches
Fannie Ulk
Ass of
Professor Offers Theories On Slaying Of Girl
Associated Press report from Columbus Ohio details Dr es Snook a dismissed professor who posed as the husband of Theora X 24 slain at Ohio State University. He discusses the girl and his alleged affair while investigators seek evidence and await a chemist report on stains found on a car and clothing. Meyers a horticultural staffer and former suitor is jailed along with Snook as the probe continues.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Es Snook
Theorax
Ohio State University
Snook
Kon T. Meyers
Theiversity Horticultural Experimental Ff
Meyers
Hide
Chem
Oak
Hisse
Investi
Appeal to Supreme Court Withdrawn in District Court
Seph Vanderford’s appeal for a new trial is withdrawn in district court as he faces a six to nine year sentence for hijacking. Two jailed witnesses are ordered released. Vanderford also convicted of robbing Sol Roberson of fifty one dollars on January F. B. Baggett received nine months due to youth and prior record.
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Supreme Court
F. B. Baggett
Anderford
Foundation Laid for Global Naval Reduction Conference
London and Lossiemouth heard Ambassdor Dawes and Prime Minister MacDonald lay groundwork for an international naval cuts conference. Dawes attacked reliance on naval experts and emphasized broad disarmament. MacDonald urged inclusive Anglo American talks and cooperation for peace while avoiding entanglements.
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Associated Press
London
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Charles G. Dawes
Tomsay MacDonald
Dawes
Glass Attacks Hoover Plan for Law Probe
Senator Glass of Virginia condemns the Hoover administration for submerging the prohibition issue in the proposed law enforcement inquiry. He notes a $250,000 congressional fund used to direct the probe, and argues the president and commission have overstepped by discussing judicial procedure reorganization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Congress
Hoover Law Enfacement Commission
Divorce fraud shadows marriage of Arnold and Pricilla Dean
In Atlanta the Fulton county court voided Leslie Philip Arnold’s 1926 divorce from Mildred Arnold on fraud grounds. Arnold later wed actress Pricilla Dean in 1928. the case notes he served papers improperly and later deserted Mrs. Arnold during World War I service.
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Atlanta
Leslie Philip Arnold
Pricilla Dean
Fulton County Superior Court
Mildred Arnold
Army Air Corps
Arnold
Miss Dean
Army
Groton
Conn
Los Angeles
War Department
France
Mississippi Legislature Calls Special Session on June 24
The Mississippi legislature will convene in extraordinary session Monday June 24 at 10 a m for road legislation. A proclamation from Governor Bilbo notified each member of the session and its purpose was mailed today.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Bilbo
Best Investment We Ever Made Says This Man
Joseph Rodriguez of New Orleans testifies that Sargon Soft Mass Pills cured his yellow jaundice and digestive problems after eighteen years. He praises restored appetite, improved sleep, and avoided laxatives. his wife also benefits and he notes local Monroe and West Monroe pharmacies carry Sargon.
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Sargon
Joseph Rodriguez
St. Bernard Ave
New Orleans
Monroe
Collens’ Pharmacy
DeSiard St
Collens Five Points Pharmacy
Collens & Thompson, Inc
Virginia Hotel
Johnson’s, Inc
Raw cotton leads Louisiana exports in 1928 value
Louisiana exported merchandise worth 235 467 286 in 1928 with raw cotton ranking first in value. Cotton exports to foreign markets totaled 95 591 629, up from 91 058 326 in 1927, while gasoline and illuminating oil were major accompanying exports with substantial year over year changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louisiana
Department of Commerce
Iron and steel mill and corn figures listed
The figures show iron and steel manufacturing totals of 2378336, corn values of 2010685 and 1196686, with additional corn figures at 2010651 and 1269904. This compact record highlights listed monetary values for two sectors.
4-H Club Sends Representatives to National Camp
Louisiana selects four 4-H club representatives to attend the national camp in Washington D C from June 19 to 25. John Jackson of Baton Rouge, winner of the Sir Thomas Lipton trophy, leads the group with Irvin J Heath as escort. W C Abbott state club agent accompanies the delegation. funding provided by parish police jury and school board.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
U. S&s. Department of Agriculture
W. C. Abbott
John Jackson
East Baton Rouge Parish
Jackson
Mr. Heath
Thames avenues Sunday School picnic at Filhoil park
The Thames avenues community church held a Sunday school picnic at Filhoil Park on the Columbia road yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6 PM with about 506 in attendance. There were an abundance of eat.
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Thames Avenues
Filhoil Park
Columbia Road
Shouse Sees Moral Victory for Democrats in Minnesota
Jouett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, called Lt. Gov. W. L. Nolan’s win in Minnesota’s fifth district a moral victory for Democrats. He noted Nolan won by a narrow margin, smaller than the combined Democratic and Farm-Labor votes, and tied the result to GOP rifts over farm relief and the tariff plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. L Nolan
Minnesota
Walter Newton
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Nolan
Shouse
School Outing Ends With River Swim And Games
Under Superintendent Quigley, Rev H F Camp and R M Gochenour a school outing ran smoothly with a corps of ladies directing. The children enjoyed games and swimming in the river, ending the day on a high note.
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Quigley
H. F. Camp
R. M. Gochenour
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P. Tripp Faulk
Freely
Vandeford
Paris
Owen D. Young
Committee of Experts
General Dawes
MacDonald
Atlantic
Pilgrims’ Society
Britain
Tin
Monroe Tent and Awning Co
Grand Street
Brunswick Super Service
Brunswick
Ritchie Grocer Co
Bastorp
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