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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
3
Law and public duty in enforcing national prohibition
A speech urges firm nationwide law enforcement to uphold prohibition, arguing state rights are endangered by ceding enforcement to federal power. It warns against complacency and partial measures, insisting universal legal obedience protects the republic and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
United States
Republic
Legion Chief Predicts Bonus Bill Passage Within Ninety Days
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 25 Alvin M Owsley national commander of the American Legion told Legion members from the fifth congressional district that the bonus bill should pass within ninety days after the next congress convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alvin M. Owsley
American Legion
Fifth Congressional District
Do Not Read This Dora and Nora Dialog Item
The Short Pencil Tin Shop notes talk of a telephone coming to the shop and a mention of Nora and Dora in a casual exchange. It references Cortright Metal Shingles and an order occurring on a 25-6t line while a wife in New Orleans seeks treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Nora
New Orleans
Johnnie
Runs Amuck Killings at Picnic Turn Tragedy on Riverbank
William Zinsmeister, 35, after arguing with his 15 year old daughter over her dating, opened fire at a church club picnic near Louisville. He killed his daughter Mamie 15 and a companion Sarah Connolly 16, wounded two youths and another girl, then shot himself. Miss Connolly's body floated downstream and was not recovered. Zinsmeister was shot twice by authorities and died. Wounded include Thomas Mullaney 18 Charley Eisler 16 and Gertrude Franconia. The attack occurred after a drive by taxi to the riverbank scene. Zinsmeister had warned his daughter about dating and had a prior police record. His step-son-in-law C A Luckert recounted the murderous intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pross
Louisville
William Zinsmeister
Ohio River
Zinsmeister
Mamie Zinsmeister
Sarah Connolly
Thomas Mullaney
Charley Eisler
Gertrude Franconia
St. Mathews
Eisler
Franconia
Mullaney
Frankfort
C. A. Luckert
Luckert
Zinemeister
Public offering of 45 million federal land bank bonds
A nationwide syndicate issued 45 million dollars in four and a half percent federal land bank bonds at 1001 half, yielding about 4.45 percent and tax exempt. The note sale underscores favorable rates for government instruments and tax relief for holders. Ribbon Mills hits May record with 34 percent sales jump over 1922, the strongest month in 45 years. In Washington, Hines investigates Tuskegee veterans hospital and no further Negro personnel will be assigned pending review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Land Bank
Washington
Hines
Tuskegee, Qa
Veterans Hospital
Veterans Bureau
Babe Ruth May Face Fine and Possible Suspension
Babe Ruth faced a potential fine and suspension for missing the Yankees lineup in an exhibition against the New Haven Club of the Eastern League. The absence cost the Yankees about 2000 dollars, with the New Haven Club promising refunds to fans. Reports described an unexplained disappearance and a late night call from Ruth to his Sudbury farm, with officials unsure of the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Boston
New York Yankees
New Haven
Yankees
Heaton
Sudbury
Mass
Red Sox
Huggins
Barbecued Meats Offered by H. Marbles on North Tenth
Barbecued meats of any kind available by phoning 987-WH. H. Marbles offers pickup or delivery from 312 North Tenth. Advertisement notes a 25-1m listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Marbles
North Tenth
Card of Thanks for Everett Harrison Recovery
Mr and Mrs H B Clawson and family express gratitude to friends and customers for kindness sympathy and flowers sent during Everett Harrison's illness at the Sanitarium and announce his recovery and invite calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Harrison
H. 8. Clawson
Special sale on boys shirts and blouses by D Masur & Son
Special offer at D Masur and Son with boys shirts in all sizes priced at 65 and boys blouses at 55 cents. Includes 2t sizes. Limited quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Masur & Son
Safe Blown Open at Collinston Loot Stolen Over $600
Guy Boyd's Collinston store safe was blown last night and over $600 in cash stolen. Marshal Martin reported the yeggs fled toward Monroe after working the safe, prompting local alarm and pursuit. Residents recalled a prior bold bank robbery and a fatal pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Boyd
Collinston
Marshal Martin
Sheriff's Office
Milton Coverdale
Yeggs
Boyd
Monroe
Martin
Vaughan
Italian fascist outreach fails in New Orleans meeting
Italiane in New Orleans called a masa meeting led by Samuel Semp revivo to form a local fascisti branch. Commissioned by Mussolini to organize sixteen southern states, Semprevivo arrived to a small crowd at Italian Hall and called the gathering off after presenting many membership blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Masa
Samuel Semprevivo
Fascisti
Semprevivo
Mussolini
Italy
Petition backs Henry Ford for president in Savannah
A Savannah petition signed by local citizens endorsing Henry Ford for president was sent to Detroit. The Ford campaign secretary replied that Ford has no objection to further activities in this direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Savannah
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Notice of Lost Note Involving C H Godwin Guaranty Bank
Charles McKee state bank commissioner declares a note dated January 6, 1922 for 12750 dollars, no 1175, payable 60 days after date with 10 percent interest, to Guaranty Bank and Trust Co at El Dorado AR, lost or destroyed. warns public not to trade for or acquire the note, dated June 15 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Godwin
Order of Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
el Dorado
Arkansas
Charles McKee
State Bank Examiner
State of
Shirley of the Circus at Saenger Theatre Tomorrow
Shirley Mason stars in William Fox photoplay Shirley of the Circus at the Saenger Theatre tomorrow. Mason performs horsemanship stunts as a coryphee in the sawdust ring promising unusual thrills for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mason
Miss Mason
William Fox
Shirley
Coryphee
Saenger Theatre
My American Wife stars Gloria Swanson at Saenger today
The final exposure of the assassin and the hired mastermind are central moments in Sam Wood’s new Paramount film My American Wife with Gloria Swanson in the lead, screening at the Saenger Theatre today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wood
Paramount
Gloria Swanson
Saenger Theatre
New Angles In Production At Rex Beach Film
Director R William Neill introduces a new close up technique in The Iron Trail showing main actions with a lingering close up to capture leading players emotions. The Lyceum theatre screens the feature tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
R. William Neill
Lyceum Theatre
Head Hunters of the South Seas at Picture Garden
Martin Johnson and wife embark with armed natives to Malekula in the New Hebrides. The voyage, once dangerous, is filmed in five reels for the Associated Exhibitors feature Head Hunters of the South Seas showing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seas
Malekula
New Hebrides
Martin Johnson
Maleekula
Mrs. Johnson
Picture Garden
Duel Turns Fatal as Assassin Targets Political Opponent
Two revolver shots echo in a street duel and a duelist falls with a shoulder wound. The wound appears to come from an ambush rather than the opposing gun, and investigators reveal an assassin used a Maxim silencer hired by the father of the fallen man’s foe to eliminate a key political adversary.
RE-CU-MA Way Promises Pure Blood Through Nature
A historical advertorial argues modern life blocks natural poison elimination. It praises RE-CU-MA for activating kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system, improve appetite skin condition digestion and energy, and promotes sale at Monroe Phoenix Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Phoenix Drug Store
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Hunters of the
Giants
Reo
Kelly
Studebakers
Rayner Auto
Saenger Theatre Tomorrow
THE
Circus
Clario Swanson
Nylotis
Collens
Desiard ST
Saenger
Antonio Moreno
Lloyd Hamilton
Pathe
Shir Massey ON
Ring Als
Comedy and News Bc
Lyceum
Colleen Moore
Cullen Landis
Bruce Frizzell
Walnut and
Olive Streets
Quachita
MR. McGee
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