Sheriff A M Hough of Webster Parish Dies at Home
Sheriff A M Hough of Webster Parish, a prominent Minden resident for 33 years, died at his home after a period of illness. He was elected in 1928 and was serving a second term. funeral held at the First Baptist church in Minden. He leaves a widow and three children.
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I. F. Shaw
Calypso Street
Minden
First Baptist Church
Welles Promises Not to Meddle in Cuba Affairs
Sumner Welles, United States ambassador to Cuba, assures Cubans he will not meddle in their domestic affairs. He reiterates that the Platt amendment is not a license for intervention. Scattered vivas break out as he arrives and is escorted by police to the Hotel National amid tight security.
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Havana
Sumner Welles
United States Ambassaor
Government of the
United
Cuba
Vivas
Hotel National
Little Theater Election Planned at Monroc Co Theater
The Monroc Co Theater announces its annual meeting at 8 p.m. on May 15 in the Grand theater building on South Grand street. Officers will be elected and plans for future activities outlined, with a strong appeal for full member attendance. The theater has presented several successful plays this year, organized through the municipal recreation department.
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Monrocco Theater
Grand Theater
South Grand Street
Little Theater
Actio
Municipal Recreation Department
Border Patrolmen Fight Ambush West of Terlingua
Border Patrolmen Oscar Stetson and Earl Hill shot their way out of a smugglers ambush west of Terlingua Texas killing Julio Salis and driving another Mexican to flee across the Rio Grande. The clash occurred late Sunday as the officers trailed two smugglers who opened fire but scored no hits.
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Alpine
Tex
Terlingua
Julio Salis
Rio Grande
Oscar Stetson
Earl Hill
Monroe Revival Draws Hundreds at Big Tent Services
Evangelist Harry S. Allen leads a nightly revival at the corner of Lee avenue and Dixie street drawing five hundred or more. Ker mit Hollingsworth directs music with a large choir as Allen cites Psalms and a dramatic conversion story to urge sin repentance. Monday’s message is “A Man Up a Tree and How He Got Down.” Services start at 7 45 p m.
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Lee Avenue
Dixie Street
Harry S. Allen
Kermit Hollingsworth
Allen
Israel
David
Evangelist
Ouachita Parish Fox Hunters Enjoy Evening Hunt
The Ouachita Parish Fox Hunters club joined the Union Parish Fox Hunters at Haile Louisiana for a Saturday night hunt after barbecue prepared by N. S. Pace. Over 100 hunters and 15 dogs participated and the event was deemed entirely satisfactory. Members named include Mrs. B. M. Grider, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ross, Dixon Swayze and family, E. D. Harris and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Paulin, J. A. Steen and others.
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Ouachita Parish
Fox Hunters’ Club
Union Parish
Fox Hunters
Haile
N. S. Pace
Ouachita Club
B. M. Grider
Marsh Rabbit Swims for Sport in Southeast Swamplands
The marsh rabbit of our southeast swampland is as much at home in water as on land and actually swims for sport.
Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Highlights
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First House Is Being Moved On Bank Of River
Work to clear right of way for a new levee system along the Ouachita river south of the city began Monday. F C Saucier of Marksville, the contractor awarded the job by the Tensas Basin Levee board, moved the Scott residence at Buckhorn bend. About 52 houses and outbuildings will be removed within 60 working days from Buckhorn bend to Standifer street and Plum street to Morris avenue.
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Ouachita River
F. C. Saucier
Marksville
Tensas Basin
Scott
Buckhorn Bend
Standifer Street
Plum Street
Morris Avenue
200 Veterans Plan March on Washington
In Johnson City Tennessee on May 8 more than 200 former soldiers calling themselves the second B. E. F. marched into the Southern railway yards and said they would ride a freight train to Washington to protest disability compensation cuts. They expect to be discharged soon from the local veterans hospital and will ask President Roosevelt to pay the bonus.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Southern Railway
Washington
Roosevelt
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