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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1926

Page

6

Four Die in Florida Axe Slaying Near Tampa City

Police investigate a multiple murder in Tampa Florida after Ira Rowell B E Rowell and their grandmother are found dead. Lena Rowell 16 dies later in hospital. A bloody axe is found near Mrs Rowell’s bed. Neighbors heard loud voices around one o clock but did not intervene. A coroner's inquest is set for Wednesday.

Tampa Fla A. P Ira Rowell B. E. Rowell Lena Rowell Rowal Lena 3. M. Gatheart Ey Rowell

Kidnapping charge filed against Oklahoma man in Colgate

P L Gassaway Coal county attorney said kidnapping charges would be filed against Barney Hamlin for aiding Emmett Bales in abducting John Simpson his wife and a nine year old son from Colgate Oklahoma Hamlin a junk yard worker was arrested as sheriffs siege unfolded at George Trice's farm Bales later killed during confrontation with deputies.

Colgath Okla A. P P. L. Gassaway Coal County Barney Hamlin Emmett Bales John Simpson Simpson Hamlin Hoase George Trice Bales Henrietta Colgate Henry A. Simpson Simpsons

Ponzi Seen in Houston Sparks Unverified Reports

Reports that Charles Ponzi, the fugitive swindler, was seen in Houston Saturday circulated after a dock worker’s tip reached Sheriff T. A. Ford. Port Houston officials said the description matched Ponzi but the claim remained unverified as of today.

Houston Texas A. P Charles Ponzi Gwindler T. A. Ford Aman Ponzi Port Houston Sdic

Hood Bill on Well Swabbing Before House

Baton Rouge June 28. The House faces a tight final passage agenda with five House bills and 16 Senate bills. The Hood bill would curb oil well swabbing and impose heavier penalties, targeting waste in the Urania field, while other measures deal with levee board travel, lake bottom leases, building loan and homestead associations, road and bridge funding, and city salary provisions.

Baton Rouge A. T House Senate Urania Llanobias Jones Whitehead Pikehall Shreveport

Libraries and public works measure signed by governor

Governor Henry L. Fuqua signs multiple bills including a general library measure creating a board of library examiners enabling parishes and towns to establish libraries with Carnegie funds and state library aid. Other bills add a judge, bar nighttime labor removals on plantations, prohibit cutouts on highways, criminalize intoxicated driving with injuries, regulate planes for hire with bonds, and allow city transfer of public franchises without a referendum.

Baton Rouge A. P Shattuck Henry L. Fuqua Carnegie Library Fund Carnegie State Library Commission M. K. Smith First Judicial District R. T. Douglas Caddo Heinen Sanchez Imond A. O. King Calcasieu District Stone & Webster Company Gulf States Utilities Company Johnson Senate Louisiana State Normal College

Nudity on stage deemed artistic by Shubert in reform chat

Paris June 28 Lee Shubert the New York theatrical manager told a Paris Herald Tribune reporter that nothing in the world is more artistic than a naked woman's body He contrasted nude sculpture and painting with stage nudity saying the human body is not irregular and nudity on the stage will stay Al Woods a New York producer doubted Ziegfeld can sustain the pose long.

Paris A. P Lee Shubert New York New York Herald Tribune Flo Ziegfeld al Woods Mr. Ziegfeld

80 year old planter marries 14 year old Mississippi girl

Friends of M. L. Hunter of Columbus Mississippi learned of the marriage of the 80 year old planter to Miss Beatrice Lee Landers in Columbus. The notice notes the unlikely match in the southern state and cites the age disparity and location as key details.

Planter Mississippi New. Orleans A. P M. L. Hunter Columbus Miss Beatrice Lee’ Landers Colum

150 Years Observed In Monroe Independence Day tribute

Citizens gathered outside Ouachita parish court house in Monroe at 11 o clock to observe the 150th anniversary of American Independence. The event, led by the local D A R chapter with support from the American Legion Auxiliary Elks and civic groups, featured prayers, songs, a flag salute and a keynote by Monroe city attorney H H Russell.

Ouachita Parish Court House Monroe American Legion Auxiliary Elks E. I. Iayward America Thomas Jefferson Court House H. H. Russell W. H. Anders Russell DN. W. McElroy

River Stages in Mississippi and Ray Areas

River stage readings show Memphis down 0.6 to 16.1 feet, Vicksburg up 2.6 to 19.3 feet, New Orleans rising 0.8 to 2.4 feet, and Shreveport steady at 12.1 feet after no change. data for Ray region incomplete.

Mississippi Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans Ray Shreveport

Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Quoted On Devil Plot

Los Angeles June 28 The evangelist tells her 6000 strong congregation that the devil plotted her disappearance and kidnapping. Police study leads and witness accounts link two men and a woman to the temple prior to her disappearance, per hostess E B Losey.

Los Angeles A. P Aimee Semple McPharson Angelus Temple McPherson Satin Agua Prieta Mexico Douglas Arizona

Golfers welcomed in church after round in Shenandoah Iowa

In Shenandoah Iowa golfers are greeted at Reverend L A Lippets Congregational Church after a Sunday round. The pastor notes golf motivates men to rise early and aids church life. Marion V Murray, 12, in New York is described as a chess prodigy who defeated 42 players in simul games.

Shenandoail Yowa Rev. L.A. Lippetts Congregational Church New York Marion V. Murray Jose Capalanes Haven Philadelphia Karl Greatwood Miller University of Pennsylvania

New Drive on Liquor Aims 900 More Agents

Washington reports a renewed anti liquor campaign with 900 additional personnel, funded by a $3 million appropriation. The plan adds 88 member alcohol and beer squads directed by John A. Foster and Thomas E. Stone, focusing north of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi with St. Louis and Kansas City to be included.

Washington A. P Andrews Congress Treasury Potomac Mississippi River St. Louis Kansas City John A. Foster Wil Thomas E. Stone Border Patrol and Inspection Service Anouch Ts “Slenn Gp Aon Aleckol Sleckol Anc Beer

Earth Tremors Felt Across Mediterranean Basin

A major earthquake struck the Mediterranean region from Asia Minor to North Africa, wiping Arkhangelo and damaging Rhodes and surrounding islands. One death reported with several injuries as residents fled before buildings collapsed. panicked crowds and prison mutinies followed in Messina and Catania.

Rome A. P Arkhangelo Mediterranean Asia Minor Italy Africa Rhodes

Earthquake Rocks Central Sumatra City

An intense earthquake struck Batavia area Central Sumatra causing widespread panic. No casualties reported though the governor's Pandang residence and many European homes suffered severe damage.

Batavia Java Sumatra Pandang

Car Crashes Crossing Gate at Alex Two Hurt

Alexandria Louisiana June 28 two men from Lecompte Texas and Sam Rice of Lecompte were in a car that crashed through a safety gate at the Lee Street crossing and was struck by a train number 11 Both men were taken to a local hospital Babb in serious condition Rice Roth Christmas not sure likely to recover the car was demolished

Alexandria A. P. An Xy. W. Babb Sam Rice Lee Street Texas Pacific Babb Roth

Mystery death in Miami tied to suicide note

Police identified the body of Mrs. T. G. Lamb of Tuscaloosa Alabama as the woman found dead in a locked coupe on Brickell Avenue Miami Florida. A death by own action theory will be presented to a coroner's jury. A note to George mentions unrequited love and an incurable illness. George Shackleford admitted knowing the woman and was released after being questioned. The body showed the car had been closed for days and friends reported her missing from the Miami Bowes lodging house since Thursday.

Suamt T. G. Lamb Tuscaloosa Ala C Brickell Avenue

Farm relief debate and campaign probe before Lennic in Washington

In Washington, farm relief moves to the fore as the campaign investigation continues. The House weighs a deficiency measure amid ongoing political scrutiny.

House

Eight Workmen Injured as Building Collapses in Miami

A section of the George Washington Avenue construction site at 4000 Tenth Street collapsed at noon. Eight workers were injured and others feared buried beneath cement and timber. Firemen and searchers freed some trapped laborers. A sharp explosion preceded the collapse, leading to beliefs of an attempted wreck. Local residents voiced slight disapproval of nearby construction of a negro school.

Miami Fla Gerlust George Washington’ Se Tenth Street Ates George N. Sumbridge Smallridge Construction Company Soi En Bek

Supreme Court Decisions Noted From New Orleans Session

The court today announced several decisions led by Justice Land on Monroe Hardware Co. and Parlor City Lumber Co. cases, with some actions refused by Justices Rogers St. Paul Brand and Chief Justice O Neily. In Wimbledon action, Elizabeth Heras upset by Mary Mexane Godfrea, 16 6 2 6 0.

New Orleana Supreme Court Justice Land Monroe Hardware Co., Inc Vie H. L. Thompson Et al Rogers Parlor Ciy Lumber Co Ineeg A. Delatte Justice St. Paul C. G. Bell A. Delatte Et Ale Justice Brand Monroe Hardward Co

Traffic deaths exceed thousand in Southland six months

A press survey shows 1,127 people killed and 6,575 injured in eleven southern states from January 1 to yesterday across auto rail steamboat airplane and horse drawn traffic. Florida leads monthly toll as winter reports come in.

Southland Associated Press Mississippi River New Orleans South

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