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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1926
Page
5
Famed entomologist to aid Ouachita farmers against hopper
Dr W B Hinds a renowned LSU entomologist will arrive in Monroe tonight to advise farmers in the north state on controlling the cotton hopper. Parish agent Strahan urges early calls to arrange field visits and recommendations while Hinds is in the area through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
W. B. Hinds
Louisiana State University
KE. —. Strahan
Parish
Hinds
Mr. Strahan
Dr. Hinds
A. M. Atking
Monroe Hardware Company
Texas
Miraculous Escape After Car Hits Train at Crossing
An automobile driven by A. M. Newman and his two children aged 3 and 5 was struck by Rock Island passenger train 638 at a crossing a mile north of Mamou Evangeline parish. The car plunged into a canal but the three occupants escaped with only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
A. P
A. M. Newman
Rock Island
Mamou
Evangeline Parish
Newman
Flashes of Life from Across the Nation
A scattered Associated Press roundup notes the Savannah or Mobile form chosen to adapt the Charleston dance by the American Society of Dancing Teachers while preserving its kickless style. Henry Ford’s square dances are deemed unlikely to succeed similar to his peace ship idea. Berlin schools reportedly continue corporal punishment despite socialist reform pressures. Philadelphia guidance urges grace before meals for digestion. Vincent Astor denies a pending critical dispute with Mrs Astor as he travels and yachts, with returns from France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
American Society of Dancing Teachers
Savannah
Mobile
Henry Ford
Slush Fund Claims In Senate Campaign Cast A Shadow
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington state reports investigators probing a “huge slush fund” linked to campaign activity for North Friends of Senator Nye. The charge alleges administration channels financed North Dakota get out the vote through house to house canvassing before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington State
Senate Campaign Fund Committee
North
Nye
Coolidge
North Dakota
H. (. McArthur
Sterilization Bill Sparks House Battle in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports a heated fight over a sterilization bill aimed at sexually sterilizing the insane and feeble minded. Proponents claim asylum protections are strong while opponents push for defeat, with key figures Dr. Harrison Jordan and Rep. M. K. Smith taking leading roles. The measure faces lengthy debates despite Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo
Senate
Prisoner in Caddo Succeeds in Third Attempt
S R Bulger a 60 year old man thought to be an Arkansas resident died by self strangulation in his Caddo parish jail cell. He had been held on a sanity charge after four days in custody and made three prior suicide attempts but failed. The death followed Coroner Willis P Butler reporting the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
A. P
S. R. Bulger
Arkansas
Caddo Parish
Mo Ve
Willis P. Butler
Bulger
el Dorado, Ark
River Stages Report Across Mississippi System
Mississippi river levels show Memphis at 15.1 feet unchanged. Vicksburg records 19.8 feet, up 0.5. New Orleans at 2.8, up 0.4. Red River at Shreveport 41.8, down 0.8, and ra Sh flas 0.7 remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Child Labor Bill Passes State Senate After House Approval
Baton Rouge report says Representative I L Williams's child labor bill passed the Senate 37 to 1 after opposition from Senator McCormack. The measure limits working hours to eight per day for ages 14 to 11, with exceptions. opponents warn of hardship while supporters stress youth welfare. The Peltier bill to abolish the endless chain selling method also cleared the Senate unanimously and awaits the governor's signature. Other measures acted include refunding $130,000 to the state board of liquidation, seizure of illegal concealed weapons, and public motor conveyance regulation under the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCnarmack
Menefee
New Orleans
McCormack
Jost
Bagwell
East Carroll
Senator Bagwell
Henry Whardiner
Mr. Wardiner
Peltier
Senate
Shreveport
Hall
Carville House
State Board of Liquidation
Sanchez
Bennett Bs
Public Service Commission
The
Highway Commission
Evangelist McPherson Criticizes Probe Focus
A P reports Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson denounces investigators for centering the probe on her five weeks disappearance. She asserts authorities doubt her kidnapping story and jokes about her future husband, while Mexican officials track alleged kidnapers Steve and Rose near Agua Prieta after a five day permit renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
A. P.J
Aimee Semple McPherson
Mexico
Ocean Park
Agua Tricta
Los Angeles Times
Douglas
Aiz
Steve
Rose
McPherson
Nacozari
Agua, Prieta
Times
Building Permits in Monroe Hit Over Three Million for 1926
Building permits issued in Monroe during the first half of 1926 total about 4385 777, exceeding half a million dollars. Factoring in a two million dollar Brown Paper Company project on the west side, the Twin Cities area may surpass three million by year end. Highest activity comes from many residences, with several commercial structures added including a 115000 Ouachita Parish High School expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Yea
Brown Paper Company
West Side
Mon-roe
Consumers Ice Company
Congo
DeStard Streets
F. T. Smith
Listh
Harrison Streets
A. Elias
DeSiard Street
Columbus Social Club
DeStard Street
Orvin-Kent Ice Cream Company
South Grand Street
George
Motor Supply Company
Washington Street
Charles Eichel
Walnut Street
C. R. Tidwell
Hall and
Ouachita Parish
Fairview
Roomers Guilty in Fla Family Murder Case
Police hunt for a couple ejected from the Yampa Florida rooming house where four people were killed by head wounds and an ax found at the scene. Victims include Mrs. Caroline Rowell 90 and her relatives Lena Rowell 16 B E Rowell 45 and C J Alexander 36. Authorities seek Richard Rowell and Henry organ as persons of interest. Neighbors testified Rowell ejected a couple after they refused to leave amid threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yampa
Florida
Ajti
Caroline E. Rowell
B. E. Rowell
Bis
Eva Lena Rowell
C. J. Alexander
Rowell
Ponzi Arrested Aboard Ship En Route To New Orleans
Charles Ponzi, the Boston financier, was taken into custody by Sheriff T A Binford after being chased to New Orleans. He claimed he fled injustice and persecution, debated returning to Boston to face a criminal sentence, and said he had been aboard a ship leaving Houston with brief shore leaves in Galveston and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Florida
T. A. Binford
New Orleans
Ponzi
Binford
Tampa
Galveston
New Or
Notorious Ponzi Captured in New Orleans Garb of Messman
Noted swindler Charles Ponzi, wanted in Boston and Florida, was arrested in New Orleans while posing as a ship’s messman. He claimed he planned to reach Italy, talked with sheriffs and photographers on the jail steps, and gave an expansive, casual interview at breakfast before a continuation note.
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Orleans
Boston
Florida
Charles Ponzi
New Orlean
Mediterranean
Italy
Ponzi
Sherff Binford
George Lacey
New Orleans
Palm Beach
Wealthy Florida developer held after coroner’s jury finds wife’s death
In St. Petersburg Florida Eugene M Elliott millionaire developer and organizer faced a preliminary murder hearing after a coroner’s jury found he was responsible for his wife Madeline Elliott’s death from a skull fracture. Police say she fell after a confrontation as he allegedly locked doors and warned her away from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
A. T
Eugene M. Elliott
Aganizer
Elliott
EK. D. Vaughn
Monroe Delegation Heads to Baton Rouge on Carbon Bill
A Monroe Ouachita Parish and Chamber of Commerce delegation will appear before a Baton Rouge senate committee on the carbon black bill. Mayor Arnold Bernstein and officials including T F Terzia J Harvey Trousdale lead businessmen such as H R Speed Albert Horuff P M Atkins and H J Fernandez to argue the bill is needed to avoid an industrial setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonroe
Ouachita
Chamber of Commerce
Baton Rouge
Senate
Arnold Bernstein
T. F. Terzia
J. Harvey Trousdale
Chamber of Commer
TH. IR. Speed
George Weaks
T. &. Flournoy
Albert Horuff
P. M. Atkins
W. C. Feazel
D. ¥. Smith
J. A Perry
Toby Bancroft
Herbert Cole
John B. Collens
Abe Arent
H. J. Fernandez
Monroe
Fernandez
Epidemic Feared as Flood Death Toll Surges in Mexico
A correspondent for El Universal reports Leon flood fatalities may exceed 1000. He notes many bodies were swept away and never recovered, making exact counts impossible. The devastation spans Leon and adjacent farming areas, with recovery efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
A. P
Leon
el Universale
Ho Sys
Senate Debates Farm Relief Plan Amid Tax Vote Clash
Washington June debate centers on a proposed farm relief bill creating a seven member commission to administer a 100 million dollar loan fund for cooperative marketing associations. The Agriculture Secretary serves as ex officio, with six presidential appointees covering livestock dairy cotton tobacco fruits and vegetables. The commission would meet weekly to advise on foreign trade effects and could authorize loans to cooperative groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fes
Senate
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Fromvolving
Heat Wave Sweeps Central States Across Chicago
Heat wave spans central states and Pacific coast with record overnight temperatures. Officials warn of continuing high heat as cities like Chicago face dangerous conditions for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central States
Chicago
Pacific
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