Prison terms flow for two men sentenced in multiple states
Johnny Taylor and Joe Streeter, arrested in Louisiana and Texas, have been sent to state and federal penitentiaries. Taylor, from Bienville parish, received two to three years for shooting with intent to kill and faces other charges in Ouachita parish. Streeter, held since 1928, was sent to Texas for burglary after a bank robbery charge and has a long record including prior U S service at Paris Island and multiple state prison terms. The report also notes associations with various towns and prior arrests.
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Sheriff's Department
Penitentiaries
Johnny Taylor
Joe Streeter
Taylor
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola
Bienville Parish
Hal Lacy
Arnold da
Woodrow Neal
Ad Davis
Neal
Ouachita Parish
Tore
Lee Roberts
Ponca City
Okla
Arkadelphia
Ark
Doniphan
Seently
Texas Tate
Streeter
United States
Paris Island
S. C
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ala
State Penitentiary
Little Dys. Ark
Louisiana A
Investigation into Delaware and Pennsylvania elections to open
Washington reports that the house campaign fund committee will start hearings on the Delaware and eastern Pennsylvania elections November 15. Angered complaints, notably from Philadelphia, allege vote buying. An Arkansas investigator cites paid black voters in Delaware and a poll closure due to irregularities.
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Elobb
Arkansas
Washington
Artsill Ragon
Hiors’ansas
House Campaign Fund Committee
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Ragan
Philadelphia
Representative Black
Democrat N. Y
Arkansan
France and Britons Send War Debt Notes to U S
Paris reports notes on wartime debts have been presented to the American government by France and Great Britain. Italy and Belgium may soon follow. A foreign office official says France took no collective action on the debts issue. London said French and Italian and Belgian governments were informed of Britain’s note when it was dispatched.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Foreign Office
London
Washington
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peale
A four month old baby coughs and the father overacts with an Oh. The child coughs again, then a year later the cough recurs and the father repeats Oh in playful sympathy. The piece notes how attention seeking habits form and warns to ignore undesirable habits to prevent chronic irritation or nervousness.
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Teaching Mission at Grace Episcopal Church in Monroe
Grace Episcopal church in Monroe hosts a teaching mission on The Great Commission led by Rev. Moultrie Guerry from the University of the South Sewanee. Services begin tomorrow with Holy Eucharist at 7 30 am and a 10 45 am mission service, then 7 30 pm conference.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Moultrie Guerry
University of the South, Sewanee
Y A
Time of Apostles
Livingston
America
Louisiana
E. F. Hayward
Advantages of Single Tax Discussed by Monroe
John Lawrence Monroe, president of the Henry George Lecture Association, will speak on Today’s Problems and the Single Tax at 8 o’clock in the parish high school auditorium. He comes to the city by invitation from local civic leaders arranged by Captain G B Cooley for several group talks including Lions Kiwanis Rotary Neville High activities Ouachita Parish High School and Ouachita Parish Junior College.
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Parish High School
John Lawrence Monroe
Henry George Lecture Association
Monroe
G. B. Cooley
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Neville High School
Ouachita Parish High Nine
Ouachita Parish Junior College
Gus Toombs Arrested for Back Fine in City Jail
Gus Toombs was arrested by members of the police department this morning and placed in the city jail to serve out a back fine.
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Gus Toombs
Minn. House Singing Trio Fails Reelection
The singing male trio from the Minnesota house of representatives failed to win reelection. Baritone O H Dahl lost in Mower county, bass Matt J Rhone weighed in at 260 pounds and lost in Freeborn county, and tenor O C Neuman from Wheaton was defeated in the primary.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota House of Representatives
O. H. Dahl
Mower County
Matt J. Rhone
Freeborn County
O. C. Neuman
Wheaton
Sunday Program Aids Colored Kindergarten Effort
A Sunday afternoon program at 3 30 is to be rendered by city youth to support the colored kindergarten and child welfare work. Beatrice C. Morgan, colored high school teacher, leads the club of young men and women. An offering will fund the kindergarten and welfare work, with board directors child welfare workers and parents urged to attend on time. Mayme E. Goodwyn, supervisor, says visitors are welcome under special arrangements.
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Beatrice C. Morgan
Mayme E. Goodwyn
Cotton Theft Charge Leads to Man's Arrest
Buster Bayles was arrested near his ward nine home on a cotton theft charge from John Saulsbury. Milton Worley previously faced a similar charge and is released on bond. Sheriff’s deputies continue the investigation. Burning pine wood yields more heat than hickory, per the U S Forest Service.
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Buster Bayles
Sheriff's Department
John Saulsbury
Milton Worley
U. S. Forest Service
Union Bible Classes Plan Morning Paramount Meeting
E. G. Wilson, Y M C A field secretary for the southern region, will address a joint Bible classes meeting at the Paramount theater in Monroe tomorrow morning. Opening exercises start at 9 45 and the session ends at 10 45. The Y M C A sponsors the event. The article notes China’s written history spans about 4000 years.
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E. G. Wilson
National Council of the
Paramount Theater
Monroe
The
West Side Levee Rapid Work Advances in West Monroe
Rapid progress on the flood protection levee around West Monroe. A 300 yard section, 12 feet high and 20 feet wide at the base, completed opposite the old Williams mill at the south end. Blasting of stumps and obstructions along much of the route is underway.
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West Monroe
Williams Mill
Little Girl Dies After Falling From Father’s Arms
In Independence Missouri four year old Maxime Booker died after slipping from her father Zeno Booker’s arms as he tossed her in greeting him at home. Her head struck a metal bedpost and she died in hospital yesterday without regaining consciousness.
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Independence
U.P
Maxime Booker
Zeno Booker
Twin City youth rally in Bastrop draws 200 plus attendees
More than 200 young people from North Louisiana towns including Monroe and West Monroe attended the Presbyterian Young People's rally in Bastrop starting at 9 30 this morning. Speakers included Fred Williamson News Star editor on loyalty to Christ and church. Music featured Bastrop church choir and a quartet. Australia New Zealand and Argentina cited as top wool producers.
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Louisiana
Monroe
West Monroe
Presbyterian Young People's
Bastrop
Fred Williamson
News-Star and World
W. J. Millard
Belcher
Young People
Bastrop Presbyterian Church
Hoffman Jones
Lawrence
Joe
Ben Stanley
Bastrop Church
Banquets Planned for Louisiana Teachers Meet Alumni
The fortieth annual Louisiana Teachers association convention in this city on November 17 to 19 features alumni luncheons and banquets. Louisiana State Normal and Southwestern Louisiana Institute alumni host Friday noon events, with L S A, Louisiana Tech, Peabody and Tulane Newcomb hosting Friday night banquets. The schedule also includes a Phi Delta Kappa breakfast Friday morning, the Order of the Red Rose dinner Wednesday evening, and a deans of women breakfast Friday morning.
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Louisiana Teachers’ Association
G. O. Houston
Louisiana
Houston
Louisiana State Normal
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Louisiana Tech
Peabody
Tulane-Newcomb
Phi Delta Kappa
Order of the Red Rose
Deans of Women
Lad Wounded by Gun He Kept Under Pillow
Dallas Texas November reports Marion Washington a 16 year old was bandaged at an emergency hospital after a revolver under his pillow discharged. He rolled over in bed and a bullet pierced his finger despite the reminder not to sleep with the pistol there.
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Dallas
Tex
Marion Washington
Ringmaster the bulldog missing from Portland home
Mrs. Elsie Savan pleads for the return of Ringmaster a nine year old bulldog missing from her Portland residence She offers a reward no questions asked Ringmaster is blind in one eye and has a grafted ear seeking humane treatment from any finder
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Portland
Ore
Ringmaster
Elsie Savan
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