Six Wounded Die in Hospitals After Siege Ends
State of Siege will be maintained until Monday as police claim control. English newspaperman shot to death by officers amid the crisis. six wounded persons die in hospitals, authorities report.
04 May 1929
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1929
Page
1
State of Siege will be maintained until Monday as police claim control. English newspaperman shot to death by officers amid the crisis. six wounded persons die in hospitals, authorities report.
Berlin reports 21 killed and up to 150 injured in Neukoell and Wedding districts amid May Day unrest. An English journalist Charles Evau Mackay of Waitara Daily News was fatally shot on Hermanstrasse after ignoring police orders. Police plan to maintain siege until Monday.
Maryse Bastie plans a record attempt to surpass Elinor Smith’s existing women’s endurance flight mark. The long voyage aims to push the limits of female aviation as Bastie prepares.
Gene Bussey a Johns Hopkins student testified today as a material witness in the slaying of Dorothy Peacox. He described a love affair with Mrs. Peacox and said Earl Peacox confessed to strangling his wife and setting the body on fire. District Attorney Coyne noted a new confession altering self defense claims and planned to delay presenting the case to the grand jury until May 13.
Chicago authorities announce indictments against 124 politicians officials and alleged criminals linked to the sanitary district graft scandal the Chicago Heights booze ring and slot machine graft. The case spans public officials trustees police captains and other figures tied to widespread corruption investigations.
Garbled text notes a leader named Sandy Green accused of cattle theft. It claims a slayer returned last night and mentions an organized group resting, with unclear context about Bossi and ongoing jeers. The fragmentary wording prevents clear attribution or outcome.
Local report notes approval granted to Andrew Mellon for a public office role amid regional social chatter. Interspersed are village visits and family connections mentioning Steveson Dennis McNeil and others across Gilbert Jonesboro Urania and Alexandria with various small gatherings.
Announcement awaited as Infanta Marie Christina youngest daughter of the Spanish king and queen is to wed the young duke of Norfolk when he reaches his majority. The match links Spanish royalty with English peerage.
Nolan Hargraves, a young married Biloxi resident, is jailed on counterfeit nickels and quarters charges. Federal agents say a months long probe linked coins found locally to Hargraves, with his wife assisting by trimming coins moulded to look genuine.
Mohawk river valley from the Connecticut border to Dixville Notch floods after Balsam dam failed from heavy rain. Homes and bridges are washed away, a 40 foot steel bridge and railroad trestle destroyed, property damage estimated up to 100000 dollars, and several families evacuated near Kidderville.
Republican leaders from Louisiana districts four five and eight met in Shreveport with Emile Kuntz and Victor Loisel to discuss census enumerator appointments and party upbuilding plans. The conference also backed Mayor M. E. Norman of Morgan City for Congress in the third district to fill the late Whit P. Martin’s seat.
Governor Huey P. Long spoke at the Winnsboro high school auditorium as part of his continued assault on Standard Oil and allied newspapers. Supporters Senators McConnell and Anderson and Representative McClanahan joined him before a crowd estimated in the thousands.
Special to The News-Star Ruston May 4 Governor Huey P Long addressed about 1000 supporters from the high school steps in a bid to swing opinion in the impeachment fight He attacked Standard Oil and newspapers calling them "lying" and claimed they inflated or deflated crowds The speech was broadcast via KWKH Shreveport with Senator R B Knott introducing him.
Arthur V. Kinison aged 28 confessed before Sheriff Milton Coverdale to taking part in the burglary of the Thomont Gulf railroad shop at Joyce. He implicated three others, Charles E. Warren Ellis M. Warner and H C Warner. Warren also confessed yesterday naming Kinison and the two Warner men. The four suspects remain jailed in Winnfield and Jonesboro as the confession is transcribed.
Cartoon caption by J. P. Alley continues on page three with Ole Oman retelling a funeral scene. The rough dialect joke centers on a familiar character awaiting the reaction to his new carpet. The panel preserves the humorous local voice and provenance of Hambone’s Meditations.
The first carload of Ouachita parish pecans ever shipped left yesterday by Guy Stubbs via Illinois Central to Chicago. A smaller St. Louis shipment accompanied it. Forty barrels totaling about 11,000 pounds went in the main consignment, with 3,200 pounds for St. Louis. Refrigerated cars preserved nut quality. The five leading Nutland varieties came from Mr. Stubbs’s plantation, stored from last year. He now cultivates 500 acres.
Federal officials led by Postoffice Inspector Barrett say a five man swindle ring is headed for the penitentiary after the arrest of a well dressed man using an assumed name at Holden Louisiana. A north Louisiana post office was robbed of money orders and a stamp with the town address. Orders were filled in varying amounts and sent to northern firms directing shipments of goals to different points. Two suspects were arrested at Holden and detained for Barrett. One man was held in Springville jail until Barrett arrived.
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