Allegation of Tampering Withdrawn in High Profile Case
A prosecutor dropped the charge of tampering in a case described as an in and out affair. The withdrawal followed initial accusations and counterclaims, leaving the defendants asserting innocence and officials weighing further action.
Warrant for Sinclair Arrest Revoked by DA Direction
A warrant for the arrest of Harry F. Sinclair, issued for conspiracy to tamper with the Teapot Dome jury, was revoked an hour and a half after sworn out by order of District Attorney Gordon, who said the warrant had been issued in error.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Gordon
Sinclair accused of trying to influence oil conspiracy jury
Harry F. Sinclair a wealthy oil operator was accused of conspiracy to influence jurors in the abortive oil conspiracy case. A warrant was issued as two October jury members were subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury. Sinclair and Henry F. Mason face charges linked to attempts to sway the jury.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Arthur Dunlap
Sinclair
Goldstein
Veniremen
Albert B. Fall
Turn
Neiurkinshaw
Burns
Henry F. Masonay
Sinclair Proration Company
Jusee McCoy
District of Columa Supreme Court
Urng
Tax Collection Starts in Parish Shows 1927 Increase
Ouachita parish 1927 assess ments rise over 1926 by more than 1.5 million after flood farm land reductions. Valuation totals 1926 53 233 677. 1927 53 631 280 before reductions, with 1 627 203 growth without flood relief. Taxpayers reach 10 553, up 1 230 from 1926. taxes due by December 31. Poll taxes total 104. different mill rates apply in Monroe, West Monroe, outside limits, and levee areas.
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Ouachita Parish
Sheriff's Office
Joe Hanna
Monroe
West Monroe
Mythical Thief Chased by Man in Underwear
In Baton Rouge, Arthur Tonquis, 40, leaped from a bedroom window shouting burglar then fled in underwear. He was found under a house from exposure as deputies and neighbors searched. A memory lapse is cited for his actions. he reportedly chased a burglar before with his brothers pursuing.
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Arthur Tonquis
Tonquis
C. O Tonquis
South Baton Rouge
Arthur
C. C. Tonguis
E. J. Tonguis
Louisiana May Lease Gulf Water Bottoms for Oil Drilling
Baton Rouge November 4 The state has authority to lease Gulf of Mexico water bottoms for oil drilling. Attorney General Percy Saint says leases are not prohibited and would not interfere with federal or individual rights. The maritime zone covers three miles from the coast and affects five coastal parishes.
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Baton Rouge
of Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Fred J. Grace
Register of the State Land Office
Percy Saint
Register
Detroit Voters See No Clear Issue in Municipal Contest
Detroit voters face a puzzling race four days before the election as Mayor W. Smith and challenger C. Lodge, both Republicans, offer few discernible civic stakes. Prohibition enforcement looms publicly but Lodge has avoided taking firm positions, while Smith defends liquor restrictions amid dry group support.
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Detroit
W. Smith
A C. Lodge
Smith
John G
Lodge
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Navy plans for 1000 aircraft and 900 pilots proposed
Assistant secretary E P Warner outlines a five year aviation expansion to Congress requesting 18 million dollars to build a peacetime air component. The plan aims to supply a wartime nucleus of planes and personnel and includes Coca Sola Panama base upgrades. Warner notes current sentiment favors surface ships over a separate air arm.
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United Fruit Company
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Colon
Panama
Coca Sola
Duck Hunters Cheer as Game Abundant This Season
West Monroe hunter P. Stewart drove home last night with between thirty and forty fat ducks strung on each side of his car top as a trophy. Other hunters report plentiful ducks and a strong season start.
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Mrs. Jensen Admits Coffee Pott ing Incident in Court
Hollywood reports Mrs. Martin Jensen admits she coffee pot t her aviator husband. Police efforts lead to a reconciliation as she explains tossing the coffee pot at him.
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Martin Jensen
Martin
Earthquake Shocks Felt Along California Coast
An earthquake of long duration but moderate intensity shook the California coast from Santa Maria to Santa Barbara at 5:52 to 5:55 a.m. Reports from Ventura described a minute tremor starting at 5:52 a.m. San Luis Obispo felt light shocks at 3:15 a.m. and 5:55 a.m. No damage was reported. shocks were slight and did not rock chimneys or break windows.
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Los Angeles
California
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
Ventura
San Luis Obispo
Five Earth Tremors Rattle Santa Maria Area
Five early shocks, heaviest since 1906, cracked windows and toppled a chimney in Santa Maria with tremors peaking between 6:12 and 8:00 a.m. Reports say Santa Barbara area felt light quakes and few San Luis Obispo residents noticed them as Southern Pacific discontinued service along the coast due to track damage between Surf and Honda requiring repairs.
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Masonic Hall
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
San Francisco
Surf
Honda
Santa Barbara County
Southern Pacific Company
Coast Line
Los Angeles
Wife's Hunger Strike Ends After Police Break In
In Denver on November 4, Mrs. Elsie Chase and her 12 year old daughter ended a 21 day hunger strike protesting the absence of her husband. Police and humane officers opened locked doors and took mother and daughter to a hospital. Chase has sued for divorce claiming her husband left without cause.
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Elsie Chase
Riley Wilson Brief Stop in Monroe on Eastward Journey
Congressman and Louisiana gubernatorial candidate Riley J. Wilson will arrives Monroe from Ruston about 4 PM and stay roughly two hours before catching a 6 PM train to Washington D C. He heads to flood control committee sessions and presides over the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Ruston
Washington, D. C
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
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Washington
Wilesson
National House
Wife of Auto Co Superintendent Kidnapped in Detroit
Mrs Ethel McClellan 42 wife of Harry S McClellan plant superintendent Chrysler Motor Car Co was abducted by two armed men on Woodward Avenue yesterday afternoon They forced her to drive to Chicago took an unsettled sum of money and she later reported being with friends in Chicago Her husband learned she had not reached home and police were alerted Detroit police were told the duo seized her car en route to a church bazaar
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Harry S. McClellan
Chrysler Motor Car Company
Woodward Avenue
Chicago
McClellan
Metropolitan M. E
North Woodward Avenue
Hagen Espinosa Set Even In PGA Semi Final
Walter Hagen and Al Espinosa were all square at the end of the morning round in Dallas as their PGA semi final match progressed. Joe Turnesa led John Golden by nine holes after the first nine in the other semi final, while the Kansas City Blues plan a fourth training stint in Lake Charles, Louisiana next spring.
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Walter Hagen
al Espinosa
Chicago
Joe Turnesa
John Golden
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Miss Wills Wins Lead In Follies Debut
Miss Helen Wills the Wimbledon champion passes Ned Wayburn’s screen test and joins the San Francisco amateur Follies. At 21 she takes the title role in The Oriental Lady and appears as a chorus girl in The Understudy's Rehearsal for a charity show.
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Bastrop Woman Found Dead in Bed in Morning
Miss Florence Robinson aged about 85 was found dead in bed at the home of Mrs. H A L Swan in Bastrop. Physicians cited acute indigestion as the cause. She had been ill previously and had taken aspirin. Remains expected to ship to Hamilton Canada with family funeral plans pending.
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Bastrop
Florence Robinson
H. A. L. Swan
R. J. Cullen
Southern International Paper Company
H. A. Swan
Louisiana
Paper Company
Hamilton
Canada
Hydro airplane arrives in Azores on US flight progress
The Hinkel hydro-airplane C-1220, en route from Lisbon to the United States via the Azores, landed at 2 50 p m in Horta Fayal Island. It completed the 900 mile hop from the European mainland and rested beside the hydro-airplane D-1230 with Viennese actress Lilli Dillenz aboard, awaiting a New York takeoff.
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Fayal
Azores
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Lisbon
Portugal
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New York
Fall Suffered Lung Congestion in Oil Conspiracy Trial
Washington November 4 Albert B Fall co defendant in the oil conspiracy trial with Harry F Sinclair is confined to bed with an ailment described as congestion of the lungs by his associates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Fashionable Wedding Reward for Servants
Newport Illinois reports a lavish wedding reward for trusted staff. Butler Arthur Fuller and maid Elizabeth Latimer wed after years of faithful service to Marion Eppley, with a large reception at the Eppley home attended by much of the local society.
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R. IL
Arthur Fuller
Elizabeth Latimer
Marion Eppley
Eppley
Society
Industrial Plants and Railroads Hit Hard in Inundation
Rivers swollen by storms burst banks in northern and western New England causing at least 17 deaths and millions in damage. Hundreds fled to high ground while power plants and factories were flooded and industry halted. Becket Massachusetts center washed away when a dam broke above.
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New England
Becket
Mass
Drowned Woman and Two Children Amid Floods in Milbury Area
A dam failure on the Blackstone River near Smith Village, Milbury, Massachusetts, drowned a woman believed to be Mrs. unknown and two children. Rail service collapsed across Vermont and New Hampshire, with bridges washed out and lines to New York and Canada disrupted for at least 36 hours. Flooding widened across eastern Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire, with rivers over banks and multiple towns reporting deaths and extensive property damage.
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Blackstone
Smith Village
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Canada
Albany
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White River Junction
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Boston
Divers Recover Six More Bodies in Sydney Harbor
Divers recovered six additional bodies from the Grey Cliffe wreck in Sydney Harbor bringing total fatalities to 35 and feared toll could reach 45. The ferry collided with the British steamship Tahiti, with many children aboard and rescuers aiding victims amid the disaster.
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