Raids at Ritz Carlton and Casino Break Liquor Laws
Federal agents raided New York Citys Ritz Carlton hotel and the Casino in Central Park charging 26 people with liquor law violations. Among those arrested were owner Sidney Solomon, maitre d Rene Black, eight waiters, and Casino patrons.
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Associated Press
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Casino
Central Park
Sidney Solomon
Rene L. Black
Maitree Hotel
Solomon
Black
Thomas Sarvas
Charles Williams
Frances Marion Miller
Mark Hanna
Princess Obolensky
Alice M. Astor
Caldwell 4-H Club Members Attend Grant Encampment
About 30 Caldwell parish 4-H clubs members left Columbia by truck Monday morning for Camp Grant Walker near Pollock in Grant parish. It is the first Caldwell group at Grant parish encampment, replacing last year’s Clear Lake camp. Parish Agent Mrs L G Rankins and Miss Lola Caldwell home demonstration agent accompany the group, who will return Friday.
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Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Camp Grant Walker
Pollock
Grant Parish
Caldwell Club
Clear Lake
Richland
L. G. Rankins
Lola Caldwell
Two Bandits Executed in Columbia for 1928 Paymaster Murder
Ray Coleman and Paul Johnson were executed in the electric chair in Columbia for the December 1928 murder of Earl Belue, paymaster at Drayton Mills. Coleman denied guilt, Johnson admitted guilt and said his sins were forgiven. their wives watched from outside the penitentiary wall.
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Columbia
S. C
Ray Coleman
Paul Johnson
Earl Belue
Drayton Mills
Coleman
Johnson
Hunter Found After Fox Hunt Near West Monroe
Homer Odom of 713 North Fifth Street West Monroe was found about 4 pm yesterday after a long walk in woods. The party led by Rev. B. B. Crimm searched from late Monday night until the recovery, noting torn clothing but no serious injuries. Others in the party included O. B. Brown J. B. Mitchell Emmett Bearden Roy Brown and James Pace.
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B. B. Crimm
West Monroe
Homer
Odom
North Fifth Street
Jonesboro Highway
Rev. Crimm
O. B. Brown
J. B. Mitchell
Emmett Bearden
Roy Brown
James Pace
Big Dividend Figures Revealed in Utility Probe Testimony
Washington June 25 Dividends cited in FTC public utilities financing probe show returns over 50 percent on National Power and Light and subsidiaries. Commission examiner Asel Colbert noted Birmingham Electric Co 1924 reorganization after receivership paid dividends of 1 799 000 in 1928 on stock costing 2 669 928.
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Washington
National Power and Light Company
Federal Trade Commission
Public Utilities
Asel R. Colbert
Birmingham Electric Company
Birmingham Company
National
Colbert
Zemo antiseptic provides relief for bites skin rashes and sunburn
Zemo claims to soothe itching rashes prickly heat and sunburn with a cooling touch. It is advertised as greaseless and invisible for mosquito bites acne itching scalp and pimples with prices 35c 60c and 1.00 available at all druggists.
Power companies dividend ranges cited in testimony
The witness described varying returns across utilities. Houston Lighting and Power paid dividends from 11 to 75 percent, Knoxville Power and Light 15 to 20 percent, Memphis Power and Light 4 to 15 percent, Carolina Power and Light 1.17 to 6 percent, and West Tennessee Power and Light 34.85 percent.
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Houston Lighting and Power Company
Colbert
Knoxville Power and Light Company
Memphis Power and Light Company
Carolina Power and Light Company
West Tennessee Power and Light Company
Gangster Kissane Gets One Year For Concealed Gun
Anthony Red Kissane received the maximum sentence for carrying a concealed weapon one year in jail and a fine of 800 dollars. He boasted of working for Alfred K Lingle, a detail highlighted at his trial before Judge Daniel P Trude. Lingle had died earlier in a Lakeside subway killing that sparked a city crackdown on criminals.
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Chicago
Anthony “Red” Kissane
Alfred K. Lingle
Kissane
Lingle
Daniel P. Trude
Lakeside
Sugar Seasoning Brings Flavor To Wholesome Meals
The Sugar Institute urges housewives to use sugar to flavor vegetables meats cereals and desserts. A pinch of sugar with salt enhances taste without masking the food and may boost vitamin rich intake. Doctors and dietitians endorse sugar in moderation for inviting meals and better nourishment.
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The
Sugar Institute
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James Donovan
Anheuser-Busch Budweiser
4-H
Caldwell
Grant
Hunter
Homer Odom
United Press
Palace
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Odeessard ST
Stor
Ouachita Bank Building
Men’s Athletic Union Suits
Thrift
Oesiard ST
Monroe
Z. B. Dept
Bien Jiley
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