Five Parishes Represented At Farm Camp Outing
About 40 to 50 members from Ouachita Morehouse Richland Caldwell and West Carroll parishes travel by special bus to Richland parish for a camp north of Rayville on the Boeuf river. E R Strahan and Mrs Jewel McQuiller lead boys and girls with supervisor Cud W Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouatchita Parish
Richland Parish
Court House
E. R. Strahan
Arish
Jewel McQuiller
Rayville
Boenf
Ouachita
Morehouse
Richland
Caldwell
West Carroll
Aude W. Davis
$15 000 Theatre Planned for Adams Street
Monroe announces a new brick theatre for the colored race at Adams and Fourteenth streets. Built by Petro Tornatore and son Carmelo Tornatore, it costs about $15 000, measures 50 by 110 feet, seats 750, and has a 20 by 24 foot stage. Ground broken by L D Davis. open in 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Adams and
Fourteenth Streets
Petro Tornatore
Carmelo Tornatore
L. D. Davis
DeSiard Street
Carot Bathroom Murals Honored by Louvre Exhibit
Paris reports that Carot’s bathroom murals have been permanently placed in the Louvre. They join works by Rousseau Doubigny and Millet in a new Barbizon room, highlighting Carot as among his finest creations for public display.
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Paris
Carot
Louvre
Barbizon
Rousseau
Doubigny
Millet
Shooting Fray Report Sent to Washington
Detroit customs officials forwarded complete details of the Detroit river shooting incident to Washington last night. The Treasury Department will pass the report to the State Department per a request by Secretary Henry L. Stimson. Authorities aim to identify the ram runners and seek extradition if they remain in Canada. charges of attempted murder likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Detroit River
Customs Border Patrol
Washington
Treasury Department
State Department
Henry L. Stimson
Car Reported Stolen Is Found by Owner
A Chevrolet sedan reported stolen from Grammont Street between 10 and 11 p.m. was found this morning by the owner, H. M. Nantz, at Virginia hotel. It was located parked in an alley behind the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammont Street
H. M. Nantz
Virginia
Medical Director of Veterans Bureau Dies in New Hampshire
Dr. Edgar O. Crossman aged 65 medical director of the U S Veterans Bureau died at his summer home in Bedford New Hampshire after two weeks of illness He was a physician and administrator with the bureau for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Bureau
Associated Press
Bedford
N. H
Edgar O. Crossman
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Whiskey and Bad Temper Blamed for Most Crime in America
Atlanta police chief James L. Beavers told the International Association of Police Chiefs convention that whiskey and bad temper drive much of US crime. He added that many criminals are created at home and that neglect of children is a major police problem, with child training shaping future behavior.
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America
Atlanta
James L. Beavers
International Association of Police Chiefs
Fragmentary quote hints at crime motives and temper
A fragmented passage argues liquor influence and bad temper raise crime risk, noting impulsive talk and rage may lead to later consequences. The text reflects a social concern about behavior and safety.
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Edison
Lorida
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
Charles
Fort Myers
Fla
Adams Street
Phoenix
Dixie
Dixie Super
Dixie Paich
Ing
Grand Floral Co
DeSiard
U.S
He Wholesale
Tanga
Tanglefoot
Grand and
Oak Streets
Trenton Street
West Monroe
South Grand At Oak
Trenton
Felts
Alice Henry
Cretonne
Monroe Hardware CO
Revan, Depantée
State Ban Department
North Second St. Monroe, Louisiana
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