Judge Luther E Hall Dies in Orleans Home
Former Louisiana governor and judge Luther E Hall dies of heart failure at his Orleans home. He served on the circuit court of appeals and the state supreme court, later ran for governor and US Senate. Funeral set for Bastrop with interment at his boyhood home. Monroe stores to close in his memory.
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Luther E. Hall
Orleans
Ill
Associated Press
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Hall
Circuit Court of Appeals
Edward J. Gay
United States Senate
Gay
Interment set for ex Governor Hall in Bastrop
Special to Monroe News-Star Baton Rouge Nov. 7 interment of former Governor Hall to be held Tuesday in Bastrop The funeral party will depart New Orleans this afternoon over the Missouri Pacific Judge Luther Fe bert Hall died of heart failure in New Orleans and will be buried in Bastrop surviving mother Mrs Annette Hall wife and two children Luther Hall and Miss Clara The body expected to reach northeast Louisiana tonight en route to Morehouse parish birthplace and early home
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Luther M. Hall
Bastrop
Monroe
West Monroe
Farmerville
Rayville
Tallulah
Louisiana
Judge Hall
Missouri Pacific
Monroe News-Star
Baton Rouge
X- Governor Hall
New Orleans
Luther Febert Hall
Morehouse Parish
Clara Hall
Annette Hall
Luther Hall
Clara
Collinston
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Captains Named for Red Cross Roll Call by Mrs Selig
Mrs. Jonas Selig selects district captains for the Red Cross Roll Call. The men’s committee will be formed from Kiwanians and start soliciting Monday. Captains include Mrs. Adams Wood Dawkins Blackmon Millsaps Fernandez Titche Graves Wright. Canvassing begins Friday November 11. Street committee to be named by Mrs. Selig.
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RED Cross
Selig
Jonas Selig
J. L. Adams
R. L. Wood
0. C. Dawkins
C. Blackmon
Alice Millsaps
H. Fernandez
Chas
Titche
J.Q. Graves
Geo. Wright
Men gel & Bros to restart Rayville hardwood plant by December
C. C. Mengels & Bros Co at Rayville will resume operations by December 1, possibly within two weeks, after a shutdown of four to five months due to lumber market conditions. The lumber logging department has begun work and hundreds of workers may return. Robert Tatum near Sackville is jailed for non-support of his wife and child. he is half-brother of Walter Tatum, age 15, recently sent to the penitentiary for killing J. M. Payne.
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C. C. Mengel & Bros. Co
Rayville
Thidi Company
Robert Tatum
Sackstoine
Tatum
Walter Tatum
J. M. Payne
Rimes Wins Trout Prize at Ouachita Club Catch
William J. Rimes wins the Ouachita Trout Club prize for the season's largest trout weighing four and three quarters pounds caught in April. The club has about 45 members. J Taniguchi, Nippon Oil engineer, visits Monroe to study Northeastern Louisiana gas fields and El Dorado oil prospects, guided by Captain R P Webb.
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Rimes
Japan
Monroe Club
William J. Rimes
Ouachita Trout Club
J. Taniguchi
Nippon Oil Company, Ltd
Tokyo
Monroe
Louisiana
Taniguchi
el Dorado
R. P. Webb
Department of Conservation
Traffic Expert Heads to Chicago for National Meet
HW. J. Fernandez, traffic manager of the Monroe Trade Bureau and president of the Southwestern Industrial Traffic League, departs tomorrow for Chicago to attend the National Industrial Traffic League convention. The session runs November 9 to 11 with hundreds of traffic men representing 85 percent of U S shippers. The convention aims to press for lower freight rates.
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HW. J. Fernandez
Monroe Trade Bureau
Governor Brough to Speak at Bastrop Auditorium
Former Arkansas governor Charles H. Brough will address Bastrop's Methodist church Young Ladies Club event on November 14 in the school auditorium. His talk will focus on why America should rethink its world leadership as he tours eastern and northern cities.
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Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
Bastrop School
Young Ladies Club
The
Methodist Church
America
Do You Know the End of the World Is Coming Adv
An advice column headline poses a provocative question about apocalyptic predictions and public concern. The piece likely examines religious or scientific theories, urging readers to evaluate warnings critically.
Louisiana Training Institute to add vocational workshops
The Louisiana Training Institute at Monroe plans to open a machine shop and woodworking plant for 125 plus inmates starting next year. District legislators will be urged to request funding in May for these new facilities amid ongoing construction of a dining hall gymnasium and assembly hall by Ike Davis to ease crowding.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Monroe
Ike Davis
War Department seeks Legion aid on wartime court martial records
Washington November 7 The American Legion was asked by the War Department to help gather facts on Senator Watsons charges that soldiers were shot and hanged without court martial during the war Secretary Weeks appealed to Hanford MacNider to assist in making public all records and information about the charges.
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Washington
American Legion
War Department
Watson
Weeks
Hanford MacNider
Oil discovery reduces cotton crops in Union County area
Oil finds in Union County Arkansas last January cut cotton acreage and yields there by more than 60 percent and influenced surrounding North Louisiana parishes. Farm leaders report a 1 654 bale drop in ginned cotton from last year and farmers shift to seed and food crops while some diversifying yield better returns.
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Union County
Arkansas
North
Louisiana
Union
C. R. Duncan
Huttig
United States
J. H. Watkins
Ouachita
Faust Brothers Crew Lake Mill Opens in Monroe
Faust Brothers Lumber Company starts operations at the Crew Lake mill in Monroe employing several hundred workers with plans to expand. The large hardwood facility had been idle for months as officials note a revival in the lumber trade.
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Faust Brothers Lumber Company
Monroe
Big Crew Lake
Faust Brothers
Gas bill payment notice warns of disconnection
Notice alerts gas consumers to pay by the tenth of the month to save ten percent. All bills unpaid by the twentieth will result in service being dispensed without further notice.
Briand Arrives to Lead France in Global Peace Effort
Premier Briand lands in New York with Rene Viviani and Albert Sarraut as France vows to join world efforts to prevent future wars if its security is guaranteed. Delegations from the Netherlands and Italy arrive for talks on arms limitations and Pacific issues ahead of the Washington conference.
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France
Briand
United States
Associated Press
New York
Lafayette
Rene Viviana
Albert Sarraut
Harding
Netherlands
Jonkher H. A. van Kernebeek
Jonkher F. Baerlaerts van Blekland
Foreign Ministry
EK. R. Morche
Colonial Ministry
Netherlands East Indies
de Kat Angelo
Vaccari
Acton
Washington
Viviana
M. Albert Sarrent
Ernesto de Vasconsellos
Sir Arthur Balfour
English peace talks in London amid Ireland crisis
London reports say Irish peace delegation principals arrive for resumed conferences in London while Sinn Fein leaders and Lloyd George discuss Ulster participation. In Belfast police uncover a republican run prison after a Kent Street raid. a youth prisoner faced execution. Craig and Carson hold talks on all Ireland parliament and partition stakes.
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London
Ireland
Belfast
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Esstate
James Craig
Ulster
Kent Street
Craig
Carson
Checquers
Lord Birkenhead
Austen Chamberlain
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Luther Egbert Hall
Mengels
Chicago
Gov. Brough
Solons
Department OF War
Buncombe
OIL Discovery
EL Dorado Region
Crew Lake Mill
Bbc
Hughes
Kootz
Edward Carson
Jimmy Q. Graves Florsheim
Edgar Florsheim
Munholland
City School
Benefit of Legion
City Hall
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