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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1926

Page

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Caresses of Mrs Mills Bestowed on Rev Hall Described by Sister

In the Hall Mills trial Mrs Marie M Lee testifies she saw Mrs Eleanor Mills kiss Rev Edward W Hall in 1918 and says Mrs Mills later planned to run away with the minister. Mrs Mills denies wrongdoing and says relations were proper. The testimony recalls 1921 and a potential 1922 departure scenario in New Brunswick.

Associated Press Somerville N. J Hall-Mills Felix di Martini Hall Mary Demarest New Brunswick Henry Stevens di Martini Dr. Hall Eleanor R. Mills Edward W. Hall Mills Marie M. Lee Paterson Lee

Argument Over Aimee Case Triggers Slaying Attempt

A man armed with a Bible and a gun fatally wounded James Mansfield, 59, a former Boston policeman, after an argument in a park over the Aimee Semple McPherson case. Mansfield delayed medical help, and blood poisoning followed.

Aimee Boston Associated Preas Los Angeles Aime Semple McPherson James Mansfield

Screen Actress Breaks Speed King Engagement

Hollywood nov 16 The engagement of Shirley Mason and automobile speed king Harlan Fengler has been broken Miss Mason said they agreed it would not be for the best and will remain friends

Associated Press Hollywood Calif Shirley Mason Harlan Fengler

Monroe Welcomes Polar Plane Arrival With Luncheon

The Polar plane led by Floyd Bennett is due in Monroe tomorrow at 11 30 pm and will be welcomed by city parish officials the American Legion post and the public. A 12 30 pm luncheon at Hotel Virginia features speakers on polar hazards and aviation advancement. The crew includes Bennett Keyhoe Kunkel Balchan McFail and the flight itinerary spans major U S cities en route to New Orleans.

Smootfield American Legion Post Hotel Virginia Chamber of Comm Floyd Bennett Monroe Donald E. Keyhoe Department of Commerce Charles F. Kunkel Harry F Bakersfield Los Angees San Diego Tucson Paso Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Little Rock Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Atlanta Augusta Camp Bragg Richmond Washington United States Byrd Guggenheim Louis Erce Cincinnati

River Stages and Changes by City in Mississippi and Ouachita

River stages reported for Mississippi and Ouachita regions show Memphis at 18.5 with a fall of 0.8, Vicksburg 2.4 down 0.3, New Orleans flat 0.3 drop, and Red at Shreveport 12.5 unchanged. Alexandria 8.6 unchanged. Ouachita readings list Camden 9.5 up 3.4 and Monroe 14.2 unchanged.

Mississippi Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans Shreveport Alexandria Ouachita Camden Monroe

Consuelo Vanderbilt Love In Marriage Cancelation Case

The Daily Mail reports Rome affidavits claim Consuelo Vanderbilt loved a young American before marrying the Duke of Marlborough, a key factor in the Catholic Church annulment. It notes her mother pressured her to abandon the American suitor for a "splendid marriage" and that Consuelo sought to regularize her union with Colonel Jacques Balsan through Catholic rites after annulment.

Consuelo Vanderbilt Associated Press London Duke of Marlborough Daily Mail Rome W. Kanderbit C. H. P. Imont Southwark Consuelo Jacques Balsan Marlborough

Fatal 2300-volt accident in West Monroe lineman dies

Andy Cleveland 82, lineman for Louisiana Light & Power, was electrocuted while cutting wiring on Pine Street near Seventh Street. He died en route to St Francis sanitarium. Relatives in Arkansas and Mississippi to be notified. body held by Peters undertaking.

Andy Cleveland Louisiana Light & Power Company Cleveland Pine Street Seventh Street West Monroe St. Francis Sanitarium Peters Crossett Ark Union Miss Stratton Zannie Starks River Front

Extension Prospects for La Salle Field via New Tests

In Urania district initial yield and recent drilling lag below weekly average but new tests show promise. E Dawson trustee No 1 Urania 6-10-2E yielded rich oil sand with six inch casing. area extends one quarter mile northwest. Mrs Joyce Richardson No 1 Hatfield edges proven territory with six inch casing. New development to begin two and a half miles northwest of current production. leases held by Urania Lumber and C S Nelson. 1923 geologist Muller survey reported promise. Recent completions include O W Clark trustee No 1 Miles 25-10-1E and Shreveport Oil Corp No 4 Pendarvis 26-10-1E. No Nel Urania No 1 35-10-1E and Marcus & Rowe No 2 Hatfield and Winnfield et al No 2 Urania are drilling. Drilling pace expected slow rest of 1926 but may revive January 1927.

Urania Tullos E. Dawson Joyce Richardson Hatfield Bill Rowe Urania Lumber Company C. S. Nelson Mullerried LaSalle O. W. Clark Shreveport Oil Corp Pendarvis The Natural Gas & Fuel, Inc Marcus & Rowe Winnfield Et al

Famous Mission Bells Stolen From Santa Ysabel Mission

The bells of the Santa Ysabel mission valued at 20 000 dollars and cast in gold alloy famed for their tone were stolen. The theft was reported from Ramona 20 miles away by Santa Ysabel Indians who guard the mission as shrines.

Associated Press San Diego Cal Santa Ysabel Mission Ramona

Girl Saved by Speedy Action at Shreveport

In Shreveport Louisiana on November 16 Miss Marion Craft age was rescued after 36 minutes of artificial respiration by Leo Wrot ten and W. C. Puckett two utility linemen roomers at the same house. They responded to the mother’s call when the girl found unconscious in a bathroom after exposure to escaping gas from a heater she did not know was on. The door was broken open and breathing was restored.

Shreveport Leo Wrotten W. C. Puckett Marion Craft John Titworth

West Side Special Council Meeting Reports Wood Street Paving Award

At a West Monroe council meeting the Wood Street paving contract from School Street to Fourth Street east line was awarded to J. J. Hamilton who had handled other blocks. The total price was not disclosed but expected to match existing paving costs. No new Sunday theatre closure ordinance mentioned, though calls for referendum on the matter persist. The theatre’s attorney is George Wesley Smith, with further action pending legal guidance.

West Monroe Wood Street School Street Fourth Street J. J. Hamilton George Wesley Smith

Cuba in Difficulty with Government of Uruguay

In Havana on November 16 the Cuban minister to Uruguay may depart with only a chargé d affaires in Montevideo if no reply arrives to Cuba's note. President Machado prepared a congress message about this escalation. The note sought explanation of a Uruguayan delegate's statement that Cuba's sovereignty is limited under the Platte amendment from the U.S. treaty.

Havana Uruguay Montevideo Machado Congress Senor Guani League of Nations United States Cuba

Peterman Named New Chairman of Louisiana Highway Board

Governor Simpson will appoint Wilson T. Peterman as chairman of the Louisiana highway commission and Peterman has agreed to accept. Resignations of chairman W. E. Atkinson and vice chairman Jones S. Irvine likely this week with Dec 1 as effective date. Frank E. David's seat remains unresolved amid possible replacements.

St. Landry Hewitt Bouchanchaud James R. Wooten Mr. Peterman

Queen Mary stance reshapes royal hair trends in Europe

London reports short hair gains among young royals as Queen Mary resists the Eton cut. Aristocrats anticipate more women shaving tresses after Queen Marie of Romania allowed a barber before her U S. trip, with Princess Astrid of Belgium and others setting examples.

London Mary Marie Romania United States Astrid Sweden Belgium Princess Margaret Martha Irene Helen Greece Carol of Rumania Igrid Princess Royal of

Irion Pushes Back in Louisiana Ouster Fight

Commissioner V K Irion of the Louisiana Department of Conservation releases letters showing sharp clash with Gov Simpson over his resignation and ouster charges. Irion accuses Simpson of extremity and seeks a prompt impeachment or withdrawal of charges to clear his name.

New Orleans Simpson Baton Rouge

Danville Halts for Tribute to Jos G Cannon

Danville Illinois observes a simple funeral for Joseph G Cannon known as Uncle Joe. Government and business pause as eight thousand local students contribute a penny each to a floral tribute beside his grave. Vice President Dawes represents the U.S. at First Methodist Church services before burial at Spring Hill cemetery.

Danville Ill Joe Charles G. Dawes United States Coolidge

Farm groups unite to press for aid and reform

In St Louis a cotton South and grain Midwest joint session formed by farmer organizations from 14 states, seeking Congressional relief for agriculture. Senator Caraway blames governmental favoritism for agricultural collapse, urging coordinated action and a unified platform.

ST. Louis, Mo South Middle West Thaddeus Carawy United States Arkansas Frank C. Lowden Illinois B. W. Kilgore Raleigh N. C American Cotton Growers Exchange A. D

Battle at Sea Feud Ends in Murder Aboard Steamer

United States district attorneys charge H. E. Anderson first mate of the William Christenson with murdering the ship’s second mate during a hand to hand clash on the main deck as belaying pins and chisels were used. The struggle began en route from San Jose Guatemala to San Francisco and ended at Salina Cruz where Christenson died after medical aid.

Los Angeles Kipling Conrad London United States District H. E. Anderson William Christenson William E. Smith San Jose Guatemala San Francisco Anderson Christenson Salina Cruz

Assassin Slays Two at John Grosz Farm Mystery Attack

A mystery shooter fired through a farmhouse window at the John Grosz farm near Scotland North Dakota killing Robert Zweifel aged 18 and Mrs. John Grosz 50 while injuring three others including Clarence Zweifel 15 Emanuel Grosz 25 and Mrs B M Solomon Grosz 80 as the group prepared to play cards. The assailant fired four to five shots and fled. no motive is known.

Scotland N. D John Grosz Here Robert Zweifel Clarence Zweifel Robert Emanuel Grosz B. M. Soloman Grosz Robert Zweite Grosz

Carbon Worker Burned at United Plant in Doss Fire

M N Westbrooks a 28 year old carbon worker at United Carbon in Doss was severely burned while helping fight a blaze in a hot house yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to Riverside sanitarium in Monroe where doctors described his condition as critical. Westbrooks leaves a wife and one child.

United Carbon Company Doss M. N. Westbrooks Westbrooks Monroe Riverside Sanitarium

Bayou Battle Ends in Slaughter as Deputies Hit

In Gentilly Bayou near De La Croix island a clash between ten deputy sheriffs guards and trapped landowners left one man dead and seven injured. Deputy Sheriff Sam Gowland was killed. the launch carrying officers was sunk after its gas tank was hit. Shots erupted during a disputed attempt at talks over trapping lands. Sheriff Mereaux of St Bernard reported the New Orleans incident following the shootout.

Gentilly Bayou de la Croix Island Sam Gowland Foremerly Mereaux St. Bernard PAGE New Orleans

Meanest thief robs pastors in Simsboro Mississippi

Sheriff A J Thigpen investigates a suspected outsider who entered the homes of Rev. C P Lowery and Rev. W T Strange in Simsboro La early Saturday night taking watches and about five dollars from each minister. The thieves trousers were carried to a back yard and a suspicious car was seen in the area.

IBS Smon Pepped Ruston Sherif A. J. Thigpen C. P. Lowery Methodist Church W. T. Strange Baptist Church Simsboro Thigpen

Mississippi Penitentiary Farm System Gains State and Prisoner Benefit

Mississippi touts its penitentiary farm system as both rehabilitative and financially successful. The 29 000 acre program provides food for inmates and generates about 600 000 dollars in annual revenue while consistently beating expenditures by 58 000 dollars yearly. The system also reports low prison death rates and offers prisoners fresh air and sunshine as part of hard labor.

Mississippi Associated Press Jackson Miss Bureau of Census Ben 8 Lowry

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Will Virginia LA Salle R. H. Brooks West Side Peterman Highway Body James Wooten Irion News-Star V. K. Irion Louisiana Department of Conservation Iron Fuqua Trion Jos Caraway United Bayou Battle Gowland Justice of Peace Slain Sheriff of
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