Governor Likely to Veto Ginsberg Eradication Bill
In Louisiana on June 27 Governor ng will veto the Ginsberg eradication bill in its present form if it passes the senate. Representative J E McClanahan of Caldwell says amendments granting local option render the measure ineffective and waste the 350000 appropriation for tick eradication. He led the house opposition and notes the senate fate is doubtful with several leaders opposed.
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Rouge
Senate
J. E. McClanahan
Calderl
McClanahan
Representative McClanahan
House
Dowling Ouster Approved by Senate Finance Panel
Baton Rouge June 27 The Peltier bill to reorganize the state board of health passed the Senate finance committee five to two despite protests from Nat W Land of New Orleans It creates an eight member board one from each congressional district and a president appointed by the governor Senator Hugo Dore said the legislature can reorganize the board and oust Dr Oscar Dowling without charges.
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Baton Rouge
Peltier
State Board of Health
Senate Finance Committee
Nat. W. Land
Newerleans
Bond
Oscar Dowling
Board of Health
J. H. Hugo Dore
Finance Cmmittee
Associated Press
State House
House
Hammond Junior College
Senate
State Conservation Department
Harry P. Williams
Williamson
Cstate
Senate Committee On Public Roads and Highways
Bozerhan
Harry R. Williams
State Penitentiary
Committee For Action
Dusting Underway at Gilbert and Wisner
Under direction of the Huff Daland Dusters dusting is in progress at Gilbert and Wisner in a preliminary manner, stated today at the company's office.
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Huff-Daland
Gilbert and Wisner
Essex Sedan Stolen From North Second Street
A sedan owned by F. G. Montgomery of 150 Jackson Street was taken last night between 7:50 and 8:20 from North Second Street beside the Bernhardt building, according to police records.
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F. G. Montgomery
Jackson Street
North Second Street
Bernhardt
Mrs Woolman and Children Return from Lima Peru
Mrs C E Woolman and two children return to New Orleans from Lima Peru where Mr Woolman serves as entomologist for Huff Daland Dusters. They arrived aboard the steamship Saramacca and Mr Woolman plans to stay in South America for a period.
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C. E. Woolman
Lima
Peru
Obstruction of Road Charged Against Farmer
State charges farmer T. T. Jones with obstructing a public highway in a district court case that hinges on whether the route is a public road. The swampy country road, used by local farmers for about 40 years, has seen gates removed and replaced, with both sides agreeing the road has no formal dedication or legal description.
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T. T. Jones
Ward 9
Dist
David I. Garrett
Jones
Why Hide Pimples and Rashes This Simple Skin Cure
An advice piece promotes Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap as a safe, pleasant, and affordable solution for pimples rashes and blemishes. The druggist is urged to provide these products for best results, with claims of scientific safety and wide availability.
Williams Points To Money Needs Of State Prison
In Baton Rouge on June 27 Associated Press reports state officials pressed for higher peniten tiary funding. Harry P Williams urged lawmakers to boost the 1928 29 budget from 520000 to 650000 while noting the prison farm houses about 1900 inmates and expects continued growth, with potential reforms from visits to other states.
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Williams
Parish Maintains Road As Public Route, Court To Try Case
The state asserts the parish has maintained the road for three years and thus it becomes a public route under 1924 revised statutes. The court adjourned at noon until 2 p m for trial.
Barber Sought After Lodging of Charge Here
Albert Holland a Church of Christ song leader and barber vanished from the city last Saturday after promising to marry a minor girl with whom he admitted intimate relations. A bill of information charging carnal knowledge of an unmarried female aged 12 to 18 has been filed by the district attorney. Sheriff’s deputies have failed to locate him. Holland boarded at the girl’s home near the Missouri Pacific depot and was well regarded in the congregation at South Second and Apple streets. The mother disclosed the girl’s admission of the relationship.
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Albert Holland
Church of Christ
Sheriff’s Department
Holland
Johnson
Missouri Pacific
South Second
Apple Streets
Ministerial student accused in church embezzlement case
The mother said members of the congregation investigated the affair and the accused admitted the charges and promised to marry the girl on Monday. He disappeared Saturday and the case was turned over to the sheriff with the bill filed. He studied to reach the pulpit and occasionally preached.
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Sheriff’s Department
Holland
Swiss Yodellers Gargle Absinthe to Save Throats
Geneva news reports Swiss peasants famed for yodeling treat throats with absinthe gargles. Hector Jaillet, accused smuggler of 220 gallons of absinthe, claims he dealt in antiseptics not intoxicants as his defense.
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International
Geneva
Hector Jaillet
Jaillet
Switzerland
Man Convicted Over Wood Alcohol Incident
A man was convicted after prosecutors proved he possessed a gallon jug of wood alcohol while treating chickens. The defense argued an accidental slip caused the incident, but the court found intent or knowledge of possession. The ruling follows testimony about the bottle and its intended use in poultry care.
Man Found Guilty of Liquor Possession in District Court
L. G. Maassen of Terminal Heights pleaded not guilty but was convicted of liquor possession following a raid by the sheriff. He faces 30 days in jail and a $150 fine, or 30 more days in default. Deputies reported Maassen broke a gallon jug during the raid and damaged clothing with the liquid.
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L. G. Maassen
Maassen
Terminal Heights
Sheriff’s Department
Deodorizing Fowls Met With Hazardous Wood Alcohol Jug
A reader report notes a slip led to a breakage of a jug labeled wood alcohol used for odorizing fowls. The incident highlights risks of handling such substances in poultry processing.
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Lanahan
Dowling
Senate Group
Gilbert
Wisner
Essex
St. John Street
Ouachita Bank
Atles
Barber
Grove
Grove’s
B. F. Co
Acetylene
America
DeSiard Street
Nusser, Inc
DeSiard
Dnaom Chitec
Monroe Furniture Co
United Furniture Store, Inc
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