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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1928

Page

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War veteran pleads guilty in canal death case

George Allen Chisholm a Canadian World War II veteran pleaded guilty in Valparaiso Indiana to ordering the drowning of his two sons Edgar and George in a canal. Insanity evidence was introduced as his lawyers argued shell shock and battle injuries.

Associated Press Valparaiso Ind George Allen Chisholm Edgar George East Vicago Judgerand Crumpacker Chisholm France Chisolm Udge Crumpacker Elen Lawrence England Montreal Chicago Hisholm

Boy fractures leg after being tripped by dog

A boy from Choudrant aged eight, son of Mr and Mrs M Parnell Sr, was brought to Riverside Sanitarium with a fractured leg after a dog tripped him and threw him to the ground during play.

A. M. Parnell, Jr Choudrant

Fatty Arbuckle Confirms Separation From Wife

Hollywood star Fatty Arbuckle admitted he and his wife Doris Deane have separated. He said they have not gotten along well for some time while his wife visits their Beverly Hills home. They wed April 6 1925 after a Paris divorce from Cleo.

Associated Press Hollywood Cal Rosce Fatty” Arbucle Screenomedian Doris Deane Asadena Society Film Actoss Beverly Hills Arbucle Edding finta-Durfee Arbucle Paris Ecree

Norwegian Flier Launches Search For Lost Italia

Lieut. Lueton Holm, Norwegian air ace, heads an air search from Spitzbergen to find the Italia as the base ship Citta di Milano and other vessels push toward Kings Bay. Polar explorers Roald Amundsen and Capt. Otto Sverdrup aid relief efforts while Oslo contends with rumors of the vessel’s fate.

Associated Press Italia Lueton Holm Spitzbergen Kings Bay Roald Amundsen Otto Sverdrup Riiser- Tavcan Nammoannel Citta di Milano Braganza Tromsoe Oslo

Baby Injured In Auto Crash Near Calhoun

Charlotte Ann Watson five months old, child of C E Watson, is in serious condition at St Francis sanitarium after a collision two miles west of Calhoun between 7 and 8 last night. She is scalded by radiator water and bruised. Parents Mr and Mrs C E Watson and W G Watson injured mildly. all live at 105 Calypso Street. Illinois Central railroad workers were the other occupants. unknown occupants in the other car. Sheriff Milton Coverdale sends a man to investigate and the men say charges will be filed against the other driver who they claim was intoxicated.

Charlotte Ann Watson C. E. Watson St. Francis Sanitarium Calhoun W. G. Watson Calypso Street Illinois Central Railroad Milton Coverdale

Confessed to Series of Robberies by Held Here

Police in Winnsboro questioned a man named Harrell in connection with a string of robberies tied to the Pacific railroad. Ed Short, sheriff of Franklin Parish, stated the prisoner was being held for safekeeping due to jail conditions and the pending completion of a new facility. Authorities report the suspect provided a confession during the interview.

Winnsboro Ed Short Franklin Parish

LaSalle parish school board muddled as court actions loom

In Jena Louisiana civil action aims to block E B Randall from taking LaSalle school board seat amid a tangle of successive gubernatorial appointments. Maxwell contends he held office under Fuqua and was replaced by Randall, then reinstated, with Judge Jones set to hear June 10. Ward 3 representative Sam Doughty also faces dismissal notice.

Associated Press Jena LaSalle Parish E. B. Randall Huey Plong C. C. Maxwell Henry L. Fuqua Maxwell F. E. M. Jones Fuqua la Salle O. H. Simpson Randall Simpson Long Sam Doughty Ward 3

Farmer John Barnes Injured by Falling Limb

John Barnes about 60 years old was brought to St. Francis sanitarium around noon with a skull injury believed serious. He was working in the woods on a West Monroe area farm when a limb fell from a tree and struck him, leaving him unconscious upon arrival and details of the injury unavailable.

John Barnes St. Francis Sanitarium Barnes West Monroe

Hudepeth bill to bridge Rio Grande at Langtry TX passed

The House approved the Hudepeth bill to bridge the Rio Grande at Langtry Texas and sent it to the Senate. The James bill authorizing 14 200 260 dollars for housing construction at military posts was passed and sent to the Senate. The Reed Senate investigating committee lost its appeal in the Supreme Court.

Washington House Senate Rio Grande Langtry Texas James Reed Senate Supreme ‘Court

Senate rejects adjournment as Dawes casts deciding vote

The U S Senate defeated a motion to adjourn at 5 p m with Vice President Dawes breaking the tie by voting no. The session will continue indefinitely as attempts to set a June 5 or next Saturday adjournment were rejected and action on Boulder Canyon dam remained unresolved. Leaders Curtis and Robinson supported the adjournment plan while many Democrats and Republicans opposed.

Associated Press Washington Senate Today Anna AQ We Ay Dawes Senate Johnson California Boulder Canyon Dam Congress House Curtis Kansas Curtis and Robinson Arkansas Farmer-Labor Shipstead Minnesota Broussard Louisiana Harrison Mississippi Stephens Ransdell

Dawes Seeks GOP Nomination Amid Hoover Opposition

Vice President Charles G Dawes from Evanston faces a push for the Republican presidential nomination as eastern Republicans tilt against Herbert Hoover. The shift signals tension within the party as Dawes courts support for a potential candidacy.

Charles G. Dawes United States Evanston Banner Erteca Meteo Herbert Hoover

Hold up suspect pleads not guilty in court

Dan Wilcox, a white man described as of large stature, pleaded not guilty in district court to a Friday night street car robbery in which $13 was stolen. He was arrested near the police station after being seen near his boarding house at 200 Harrison street. Two witnesses saw him leave the room with a hat and coat around 8 pm. A motorman identified a distinctive dime among the loot. Wilcox had recent city court sentences for weapon drawing and disturbing the peace.

Dan Wilcox E. B. Clower W. S. Pettit Wilcox Vicksburg Harrison Street D. R. Duke Dime

Morehouse Youth Charged in Local Hold-Up

Gilbert Boughton of Morehouse parish was jailed early Sunday after Sheriff Milton Coverdale arrested him for an April 20 robbery of W. C. Bridges on Lood road. Bridges and a Black man who was with him identified Boughton as the suspect. Bridges reported his auto stalled and was robbed of $6 after a ride to Monroe.

Gilbert Boughton Morehouse Parish Milton Coverdale W. C. Bridges Lood Road Boughton Mr. Bridges Monroe Atto Bridges Luton Coverdale Eo Hisser

Severance Tax Tops Louisiana Legislature Debate

Baton Rouge May 28 The Louisiana legislature with 95 house and 37 senate bills opens its third week of the 1928 session amid a push on a proposed severance tax increase on natural resources. Governor Long defends the measure, while opponents label it confiscatory. Bills repealing the tobacco tax and anti racing measures also loom, with education funding a key concern as colleges seek severance tax support.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Louisiana House of Representatives Senate McClanahan House Representatives McClanahan L. L. Williams J. Hugo Dore Avoyelles William C. Boone Claiborne Senate Committee Finance Committee Long H .B. Bozeman Winn Parish House Appropriations Committee Bozeman W. L. Roy Louisiana State Normal College Roy

Baton Rouge Opens First Eighteen-Hole Golf Course

The city of Baton Rouge opens its first eighteen-hole golf course dated May 28. It marks the only eighteen-hole course in the state outside of New Orleans and signals a new era for local recreation and sport.

Baton Rouge Baton’ ‘Rouge

Bandit hunt continues after discovery near canyon

Posse units trailing four bank robbers from Lamar, Colorado to Scott City Kansas suspend hunts as a mattress and bed springs are found in a canyon. The find follows the slaying of Dr. W. W. Wineinger and injuries to a wounded robber during the escape. Casualties rise with three dead, one missing and two wounded reported at Scott City.

Associated Press Oakley Colo Lamar Colp W. W. Wineinger Dighton Kans Scott City

West Monroe man robbed near traffic bridge

W. D. Allen of 601 South Third Street West Monroe reported being held up at 1 30 a m Sunday near the Trawick Filling Station about one block from the traffic bridge. The hijacker escaped with 18 dollars. He stood about 5 feet 8 inches, weighed 160 pounds, wore a slouchy straw hat blue coat and striped pants. his left hand appeared crippled.

W. D. Allen South Third Street West Monroe Trawick

Dowling Pressed to Resign as State Health Leader

A New Orleans dispatch says Governor Huey P. Long asked Dr. Oscar Dowling to resign as president of the state board of health. Dowling, who has led the board for about a score of years, awaits official notification before acting.

Associated Press New Orleans Oscar Dowling P Dent Boar Health Huey P. Long Bate Rouge Dr. Dowling Red State Board of Heart En Authorityn Baton Rouge Gov. Huey Ps Long State Board of Health Dowling Governor Long

Death discovery ends search for 10 year old girl Beatrice Rosenbaum

The body of Beatrice Rosenbaum, aged 10, was found in a wooded ravine near Salem after a two week disappearance from Youngstown. Coroner M Hayes and Dr P W McNamara attributed death to starvation and exposure with probable prior assault and no clear explanation for circumstances.

Associated Press Youngstown Beatrice Rosenbaum M. ©. Hayes P. W. McNamara Salem Youngtown Hayes Jorda

City High Class of 1928 Baccalaureate at First Presbyterian

A full First Presbyterian Church congregation heard Rev. Ernest D. Holloway deliver the baccalaureate sermon for City High School’s graduating class of about 46. Reserved pews honored outgoing seniors as the commencement week began with prayers and blessings.

First Presbyterian Church Ji‘. m Ernest D. Holloway City High School Pelle Ostr

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