Suit Over Gas Contract Debt Between Firms
United Carbon sues Texas-Lousiana Producing & Carbon Co. for 28302.64 alleging under July 1924 and November 1924 contracts the defendant owed for minimum gas take and varying reductions from 1925 to 1928. The case traces transfers of the contract through Feazel, Montgomery, Lamkin to United Carbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Carbon Company
Texas- Louisiana Producing & Carbon Co., Inc
Texas-Louisiana Producing & Carbon Co
Monroe
Department of Conservation
Texas-Louisiana Producing & Carbon Company
Ged
W. C. Feazel
Texas-Louisiana ‘Producing & Garden Co., Inc
W. CG. Feazel
H. D. Montgomery
Mr. Montry
Montgomery
E. T. Lamkin
Ur United-Carbon Company
Steamship Agency Cashier Drowns At Mobile
Robert Lonell, cashier of the Mobile steamship agency, drowned at Mobile Alabama after assisting Captain Isman aboard the steamship Treba. A large search party using hooks failed to recover the body. The incident occurred at night as a splash was heard, with divers and men searching the vessel.
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Sociated Press
Obile
Ala
Robert ‘Lonnéll
Mobile J-A-Steamship Agency
Isman
Treba
Ise
Joe T Robinson's rise from boy orator to national figure
A long biographical sketch traces Joe T Robinson born 1872 near Lonoke Arkansas. It details his early oratory in the Peoples Party era, schooling at the University of Arkansas and Virginia, law practice, rise to governor in 1912, and service as congressman and senator within a 60 day span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
Democratic Party
Joe Robinson
Robinson
Lonoke
Concord Methodist Church
People’s Party
T. C. Trimble
University of Virginia
Judge Trimble
Lonoke County
Ewilda Gertrude Miller
Jesse Miller
Sam M.taylor
George W. Donaghey
Jeff Davis
Senate
House
Ile
Washington
Arkansas
Williamson Says Only Way to Curb Pie-Eating Is To Remove The Pie
Special to The News-Star Lake Providence La Nov 3 Senator Norris C Williamson of East Carroll urges Louisiana voters to oppose the Good Roads Amendment arguing debt and bonds for roads are wasteful and that pay as you go with a four cent gasoline tax could raise highway funds to about 14 million annually He criticizes highway officials and Governor Huey Long accusing them of political use of funds and failing to show how money will be spent He questions payroll costs and alleges law violations while urging scrutiny of public officials and highway practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Lake Providence
Norris C. Williamson
East Carroll
Louisiana
Williamson
Highway Department
Huey
Payne
Santa Claus
Reymond
Baton Rouge
Highway Commission
Allen
Ess
Three Months Jail Given Negro in Larceny Case
Ed Reed, negro, received in district court this morning a sentence of three months in jail on the charge of larceny. He stole auto parts from Fred Huenfield. The piece includes political and fiscal comment urging against tax bonds and budget changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Reed
Fred Huenfield
Obregon Slayer Accuses Police Torture in Trial
Jose de Leon Toral testified in a San Angel court that police tortured him after his arrest to extract a confession linking others to the slaying of President-elect Obregon. He described hanging by thumbs and an improvised rack, with other severe torments, while police denied any torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Angel
Mexico
Obregon
Jose de Leon- Toral
Toral
Police
General Obregon
Half Interest in Pool Hall Sold on St John Street
One half interest in the pool hall above the Baltimore Marble restaurant on St Johns street was recorded at the court house yesterday. Isaac R Kalil sold to A S Cannon an undivided one half interest in the partnership with Joseph M Maazel including all pool room fixtures for 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. John Street
Court House
Isaac R. Kalil
A. S. Cannon
Joseph M. Maazel
Local woman sues city for 10 000 damages over sidewalk fall
Mrs. The resa Girod, widow of Charles C Girod, sues Monroe for 10000 after tripping on a sidewalk flaw on Sixth street near Wood and Grammont. She alleges lasting handicap from injuries requiring treatment and medical bills. Damages requested split: 2000 for pain, 500 for medical, 7500 for loss of use of left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Theresa Girod
Monroe
Charles C. Girod
Sixth Street
Wood
Grammont
Capital session of librarians comes to close
Baton Rouge La Nov 3 A brief session this morning closed the biennial meeting of the Southwestern Library association Officers were elected last night J A Mc Millen Louisiana State University librarian was named president Other officers elected were Miss
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United
Texas-Louisiana Co
Steamship Agency
Mobile
J. C. Stark
The
Payne and Simpson
Parish Road
Atkins
Obregon Slayer
Lucia
Power
Arizona
Effie
Phoenix
Juli
Fayetteville
M White Henderson
Shrey
Senorita Manrique de
Mexico City
New Mexico
M E. Whitney
Roswell
Oklahion
J. A. Thompson
Chickashays
Texas
Harriett*Dickson
Ée Houston
Dallas
Estelle Collie
South Grand St
RCA Radiola
Ahalt
Radio
OF General
Elec
South Grand Street
Monroe Hotel
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