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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

1

Wininger Libel Suit Opens In Calhoun Court

Testimony reveals Mrs. Wininger sues her father in law over alleged slander accusing Rosa Wininger of illicit relations with Dr. Hodges. Wininger Sr testifies he warned Bill Wininger and considered forgiveness for Rosa. Court rules limit witnesses and addresses disposal of statements in dispute.

Bill DR. Hodges Elder Wininger Rosa Rosa B. Wininger Calhoun J. N. Winger Odom J. N. Wininger, Sr Scholars Adom Pipes Wininger Mr. Sholar Mrs. Wininger Rosa B Hodges

Accidental Shooting Claimed in Mississippi Case

Jackson police conclude the shooting death of Mrs. Miles Buckingham was accidental after a thorough investigation and questioning of her husband. Buckingham departed with his wife’s body for Memphis, according to local authorities.

Jackson, Miss Jackson Miles Buckingham Memphis Buckingham

Ten youths paroled by Louisiana Training Institute trustees

Ten youths at the Louisiana Training Institute were paroled by the board of trustees at its Wednesday meeting. Release cited good behavior and the boys were described as splendid and likely to succeed in any chosen work.

Louisiana Training Institute Board of Trustees W. J. Gill Gill

Treaty Text Reveals Russian German Military Pact Breach

Paris reports Le Clairre prints the convention allegedly signed April 3 in Berlin by Russian and German reps. Germany would supply Red Army with arms and material to equip 780 infantry regiments and heavy artillery for twenty infantry divisions. London and Genoa dispatches confirm Russia’s reply to the allied memorandum and brief talks with Italy’s Schanzer.

Associated Preas Paris le Claire Today Berlin Red Army London Genoa Tchitcherin Soviet Russia Schanzer Italy

Rotarian Vaughn Addresses Rotary Club on Medicine

Rotarian Dr. Byron Vaughn spoke at the Rotary luncheon, explaining his motivation in medicine and the profession's link to service above self. He described the physician patient bond, confiding in sacred confidences, and the doctor’s role in serving humanity. Walter Caruso Glenn led singing with piano by Leon Hammond.

Byron Vaughn Rotary Adama Vaughn Guusipia Stubbs Walter Caruso Glenn Rotarian Leon Hammond

Officers Appointed Deputies to Aid in Game Enforcement

W B Reitzell J J Humble and A B Duff named deputy sheriffs by Sheriff J E McClanehan Caldwell Parish to aid game law enforcement. They join E W Radford, game warden, and will be paid by the department of conservation. High water drives many deer into the area, increasing need to prevent slaughter.

W. B. Reitzell J. J. Humble A. B. Duff J. E. McClanehan Caldwell Parish E. W. Radford Department of Conservation

Gas Conference in Monroe Seeks Industrial Pipeline Plan

Monroe Chamber of Commerce backs a $300 000 to $400 000 twenty mile industrial gas pipeline from Ouachita river gas areas to a new industrial center south of Monroe. The meeting aims to form an industrial bureau and attract gas men, manufacturers, and investors for site and transport concessions.

Monroe Chamber of Commerce Monroe Louisiana Ouachita River Missouri Pacific Railroad Ouachita Parish 8. M. Collins

Taxes To Reign As Chief Of Problems In Louisiana

Louisiana legislators focus on tax issues with multiple bills aimed at altering severance tax allocations and delaying the half mill property tax. Senator EF Browne proposes a constitutional amendment to shift university funding and extend tax collection, while Rep Webb seeks to abolish the state tax commission.

Webb State Board of Affairs Tax Commission of Louisiana Senate EF. W. Browne Caddo Browne Louisiana State University Brewnie University J. F. Schetl St. Landry Parish Sylvester

Marx Hardware Co to Open at 117 DeSiard Street

The Marx Hardware Co announces occupation of the Rosenblum building at 117 DeSiard Street to offer light hardware sporting goods and fishing supplies. They pledge quality support and service for small and large customers and plan to open about June 10.

the Marx Hardware Co., Inc H. Rosenblum DeSiard Street

Pursebred stock converted into beef case nets three held

A posse rounded up three men including Brady Webb a negro and two white men Sam Cicero and Peter Shambra Italian grocers on charges of stealing registered Jersey cows worth 250 to 300 dollars each. Cattle were driven into town and sold to Webb Cicero and others with about twenty five head stolen in recent days. Cicero fined in Sixth District court for possessing intoxicating liquor.

Jersey Sheriff's Department Brady Webb Milton Coverdale D. L. Roper L. V. Tarver John Brothers Sam Cicero Peter Shambra Cicero Shambra T. H. Moore Carlo Sciarda V. Binnagio Los Lodato Fred Odom Brady Webb Joe Renwick G. G. Green Hamp. Moore Guy Stubbs

Suit to Collect Taxes in License Cases

J B Dawkins filed petitions for fifty Monroe citizens on behalf of T A Grant sheriff to collect state license or occupational tax through the district court. Defendants were cited to show cause within five days why judgment should not be rendered and why they should not be enjoined from business until the tax is paid. Most licenses have been due three years, adding interest and costs.

J. B. Dawkins Monroe T. A. Grant

Black Caldwell Parish killing confession revealed

A Caldwell Parish shooting case unfolds from a 1920 murder. Bully Hunter admits firing on Potliquor John Robertson and hiding the body after a December 30 1920 crime, with four others linked by circumstantial evidence and a warrant for murder. The narrative comes from special correspondent notes and jail confessions.

Monroe News-Star Columbia John Robertson Caldwell Parish John Robert Son Dan Wesley Eugene Wesley Charley Hunter Tom Keel S. M. Taylor Potliquor Dave Nichols

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