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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

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Zeigin Urania No. 1 Oil Well Makes Producer Hope

Urania No. 1 shows oil flow with minimal salt water, suggesting potential production of 50 to 100 barrels daily. Pac ket and screen shut the salt water, paving way for standardization and beam-up. Second Rowe-Wallace Urania No. 1 blow-out countered with cement. plug drilling planned tonight and test set for Thursday or Friday.

J. B. King Urania George Zeigin Urania No. 1 We’s Rania Rowe-Wallace Company

Urania No 6 Well to Be Reopened as Producer

Urania Petroleum plans to reenter Urania No 6 section 18 10 2E after a month closure. Water inflow will be cemented off using the McDonald method to keep salt water from entering the oil sand. After cementing for ten days, drilling resumes into the five foot oil sand and a strainer set, then a standard rig will be installed. This aims to prevent water mixing with oil, unlike nearby Zeigin well.

Urania Urania Petroleum Company Anthony Gibbon McDonald Texas Oklahoma Zeigin

Philadelphia socialite weds European baron in surprise

Countess Kitty Schoenborn once Miss Katherine Wolff of Philadelphia marries Baron Eugene de Rothschild, among Europe’s wealthiest men, after recently divorcing Count Schoenborn.

Kitty Schoenborn Katherine Wolff Philadelphia Baron Eugene de Rothschilds Europe Count Schoenborn

Floor Collapse Kills Six Firemen in Atlanta Fire

An Atlanta two story brick building storing cotton collapsed during a blaze. Six firemen died and four were injured as the roof and upper floor fell trapping crews beneath about 150 bales of cotton. Capt C O Bone and Lt R L Dennard among the dead.

Atlanta C. O. Bone R. L. Dennard F. F. Wilson L. M. Smith E. S. Konkle C. King

Came Here Penniless Buys Astor Mansion

The white marble Astor mansion at Fifth Avenue and 65th Street, longtime home of Mrs. William Astor, was sold yesterday for about 3 000 000 dollars to Benjamin Winter a 43 year old newcomer who arrived penniless from Poland 24 years ago and built wealth in real estate.

New York Astor Fifth Avenue 65Th Street Tong William Astor Benjamin Winter America Poland

Von Hindenburg To Get Thrill Denied Kaiser

Berlin May 2 A. Pe reports a denied thrill for William II of Germany. Field Marshal Von Hindenburg the president elect is to enter Berlin next Monday along Teerstrasse in a triumphal procession through Charlottenburg Tiergarten and past the Brandenburg Gate toward the imperial castle.

Berlin A. Pe William Germany Brandenburg Gate

Explosion Kills at Swissvale Suburb. Eight Dead

Fire officials report eight dead after a bomb like blast wrecked Swissvale buildings early this morning. Fire Chief Joseph Snyder valued damage at $400000 as bodies of Carl Baldus his wife and three others were found. An eye witness saw a sheet of flame erupt from a store before collapse of a neighboring building.

Pittsburgh Swissvale Joseph Snyder Carl Baldus Thomas Pusatera Baldus

Bathing Girl Revue Entrants Grow in Monroe Contest

Entries for Monroe’s Bathing Girl Revue are increasing as May 12 and 13 approach at the Saenger theatre. Winners will receive $100 cash and a Galveston beach revue trip plus bathing outfits and accessories from local sponsors. Miss Louise Van Ture withdraws from the contest.

Monroe Monroe J Galveston Monroe News-Star Saenger Theatre Juanita Coates Folk Mississippi Street Juanita Ober Texas Avenue Mabel Thompson West Avenue Frances Smith Lillie White DeSiard Street Monroe Chamber of Commerce Palais Royal Selig Brooks Wise Shoe Company R. and A. Jewelry Company Louise van Ture Gordon Avenue

Ake Wins Runoff Victory in Alexandria Finance Post

In Alexandria yesterday W M Ake won the finance and public utilities commissioner runoff, defeating J G Bond by 807 votes with a lighter turnout of 3 333 ballots cast compared to the first primary.

Alexandria W. M. Ake Finance Public Utilities J. G. Bond

Carbon merger to be completed for operation by July

The United Carbon Co. charter filed in Baton Rouge signals the final step in merging Louisiana Kentucky and West Virginia carbon firms. Officers include C. A. Barbour Sr Oscar Nelson and E L Bartley with plans to retain workers and minimize disruption while auditing local and out-of-state books.

Baton Rouge United Carbon Co Delaware Louisiana Kentucky West Virgina Carbon C. A. Barbour, Sr Houston Tex Oscar Nelson Charleston W. Va E. L. Bartley Monroe G. A. Williams Standard Carbon Co Ouachita Bank Ernest & Ernest New Orleans West Virginia Nelson California Pacific Coast Combine Cosmos Carbon Co Pelican Carbon Co Central Carbon Co Louisiana Gas Products Co Humphries Carbon Co United Oil & Natural Gas Products Corporation Consolidated Carbon Co. Natural Gas Pro- Carbon Co Green Bioducts Co Liberty Or Carbon Co Cumberland Carbon Co Tampico Gas Co Louisiana Carbon Co Southern Carbon Co Barbour

Shepherd's Wife Held After Coroner Probe In McClintock Death

Chicago May 6. Judge Olson calls her a Lady Macbeth as coroner jury suggests Mrs. William D Shepherd aided by guilty knowledge in typhoid germ plot and mercury poisoning in Emma Nelson McClintock death. Husband indicted for murder. co defendant Farman linked to $100000 offer.

Chicago A. P Macbeth Harry Olson Wm. N. McClintock William D. Shepherd Robert M. Stoll Shepherd Charles C. Farman McClintock Emma Nelson McClintock Oscar Olson Judge Olson McClintocks

Youth Surrenders at N. C. Denies Robbery

Ches ter Touchard, 21, who had an arrest warrant after Rosa Drago, a New Orleans cashier, was robbed of 2107 dollars by two youths, turned himself in to police denying any involvement. Emile Fuchs, 20, already confessed participation in the robbery.

New Orleans Chester Touchard

Amundsen Planes Readied For Pole Flight

Weather in Spitzbergen reported excellent for Roald Amundsen expedition to reach the north pole by air. Two planes to depart from Danes Island after support ships Farm and Hob by. Pilot Rieser Larsen with Amundsen aboard and Oscar Omdal with Lincoln Ellsworth as navigator. Planes fly 90 mph estimated eight hour flight covering about 860 miles.

Stockholm Sweden Spitzbergen Roald Amundsen North Pole Farm and Hobby Danes Island Oslo Norway Amundsen Rieser Larsen Oscar Omdal Lincoln Ellsworth

Oil development near Austin backs Reiter-Foster funding

T M Pettigrew, head of Pettigrew and Meyer in New York, announced here that his firm underwrote the Reiter Foster Oil Corporation of Dallas for 1 500 000 dollars. The funds will be used to develop Reiter Foster holdings twenty miles from Austin in Bastrop County.

Austin Texas T. M. Pettigrew of Pettigrew and Meyer of New York Reiter-Foster Oil Corporation of Dallas Reiter-Foster Bastrop County

River Stages and Water Levels by City

River stage readings list stages for Mississippi and Red and Ouachita and Ohio basins. Key points include St Louis Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans levels, Shreveport Alexandria Camden Monroe Cairo readings with rises or falls noted.

St. Louis Memphis Vicksburgh New Orleans Red Shreveport Alexandria Ouachita Camden Monroe Ohio Cairo

Suit Filed to Block Garage Near Ouachita Parish High

Ouachita Parish School Board seeks injunction against A. E. Perry and W. S. Perry to stop erecting and operating a garage and filling station at South Grand and Bay streets opposite Ouachita Parish High School. The board argues danger to children, noise, odors, and storage of gasoline near the school, with the hearing set for May 11.

A. E. Perry W. S. Perry South Grand and Bay Streets Ouachita Parish High School Ouachita Parish Grand and Bry Grand Streets

Modern Woodmen of America Holds 1925 Monroe Convention

Delegates alternates and guests from across the state gather in Monroe for the one day Modern Woodmen of America 1925 convention. Over 200 attend as officers elected and Milwaukee national convention delegate named. 40 candidates to be initiated and a turkey dinner finale planned at city hall. Noted attendees include A Volz from Rock Island and State Deputy J Libby of Alexandria.

Woodmen of America Monroe Order Arnold Bernstein Emery Milwaukee Council A. Volz Rock Island, Lr J. Libby Alexandria

Fundamentalists Debate Evolution in Memphis Stand Off

The Rev. W B Riley of Minneapolis challenged Dean I H Noe of St Marys Cathedral to debate evolution versus the Bible in Memphis likely May 11. Riley implied Noe aimed at fundamentalists in convention. Noe had said evolution is not repugnant to Christian teaching.

Memphis Dean I. H. Noe St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral W. B. Riley Minneapolis Christian Fundamentals Association Riley Dean Noe Louis Rev. Riley Fundamentalist Association City Auditorium

Mystery Woman Found Dead Near Longleaf In Woods

A badly decomposed body of a young white woman was found in woods east of Longleaf Louisiana. Coroner Marvin Cappel said a bullet wound in the head likely killed her, with the body apparently in the woods for three to four months. No identification or missing-person match has been determined.

Alexandria Cappel James Welch Longleaf Welch Sheriff's Office Marvin Cappel Rapides Parish

Lightfoot Released by Manager Bobo Neuman Signed in Hubmen

HATTIESBURG Miss May 6 Monk Lightfoot centerfielder for the Hubmen in 1924 who joined the club last week in Monroe has been released by Manager Bobo of Mattiesburg and in his stead Neeman former catcher for Meridian has been signed Today's lineup lists Wilbur Parker catching and Sammy Mack in left field Hattiesburg's class men include Dent Patterson and Adkins all pitchers

Hattiesburg Miss

Houston Publisher Defends Crime News Benefit

Marcellus E. Foster editor of the Houston Chronicle spoke at the University of Missouri during Journalism Week. He argued crime news helps prevent crime and stated criminals fear exposure, while promising to keep his own name out of papers would be a mistake for accountability.

Columbia Marcellus E. Foster Houston (Texas

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