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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1929

Page

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Burglar Takes 450 From G Fields Son in Ag Raid

In Ruston a 17 year old Theodore T Fields disappeared from Louisiana Tech on Thursday after disciplinary incident. Public Service Commissioner H G Fields said his son was in Plaquemine with a friend and would return tonight.

Associated Press Ruston G. W. Bond Louisiana Tech H. G. Fields Fields Harvey G. Fields Public Service North Louisiana News-Star Farmerville Theodore T. Fields Plaquemine T. C. Bergeron Young Fields Berlegron New Orleans

Larkin descendant commits suicide at Buffalo fire station

Hub bard W Larkin 28 of Eden grandson of John D Larkin founder of the Larkin company shot himself in the sleeping quarters of a Seneca street fire station opposite the Larkin point in Buffalo New York.

Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Hubbard W. Larkin Eden John OD. Larkin Larkin Company Seneca Street Larkin Point

Bandit Raid Damages Convent in Liaotang Hupeh

Nov 14 in western Hupeh province bandits burned and looted the convent and several churches in Liaotang. The fate of the convent sisters and missionaries remains unclear as the incident is reported from IChang China.

Ichang China Liaotang Hupeh Province

Husband Sacrifices Life to Save Wife in Bridge Accident

Mrs. Glenn Sanders of Savannah Ga survived when her husband John Esnay 29 gave his life to push her to safety as their car plunged through an open bridge draw into Bayou Des Allemand near New Orleans. Chief White Eagle a Native American riding with them helped push Esnay free before both were rescued.

New Orleans Glenn Sanders Savannah Bayou Des Allemand John Esnay White Eagle Sanders Esnay

Postal Dept Expects Record Holiday Trade

Washington officials forecast a record Christmas trade with four billion stamps weighing over 300 tons. Based on heavy advance orders, they said the figure will be about seven percent higher than last year.

Washington Post Office

Floods in Alabama Bring Acute Need and Loss

Central and southern Alabama face worsening flood conditions as residents appeal for aid and rail lines halt. One death reported when R L Nathan, 38, drowned on the Tennessee river near Sheffield. Selma area sees the worst rise with forecasts of more rain through Sunday and relief not expected before then.

Birmingham Ala Alabama R. L. Nathan Sheffield Tennessee River Selma Milstead Tallapoosa

Skeleton of unidentified man found south of Shreveport

The skeleton of a white man, unidentified, was discovered in woods near Pleasureville, south of Shreveport. Clothing consisted of worn trousers and shirt, with a decayed identification card offering no name. A pocketbook, fountain pen, and a small whiskey bottle were found nearby. coroner Dr. Willis P. Butler suggested the body might be that of a man past middle age.

Associated Press Shreveport Pleasureville Willis P. Butler

Returns From Long Cancelled Election Reported

Secretary of state confirms official returns for district attorney in the 18th judicial district from Tuesday’s election held despite Huey P. Long’s proclamation. Bouanchaud leads with 1606 votes, Claiborne 19, plus scattering. promul gation due November 22 or 23. Gov. Long praises highway bond premium as New Orleans and Shreveport face bond sale issues.

Associated Press Baton Rouge Secretary of State 18Th Judicial District Hewitt Bouanchaud Ford Claiborne West Baton Rouge Iberville Pointe Coupee Parish Board of Election Supervisors Huey P. Long Bouanchaud New Orleans Shreveport

Swedish farmer is champion of corn huskers

In Platte City Missouri on November 16 two neighbors from Rio and Woodhull Illinois won top honors in the national corn husking championship. Walter Olson edged Harold Holmes by half a bushel in an 80 minute contest watched by 5,000. Clyde Tague and Henry Sorenson also placed, as radio stations relayed the event from the field.

Associated Press Platte City Rio Woodhull Walter Olson Harold Holmes Olson Benton County Ind Clyde Tague Guthrie County Iowa Henry Sorenson

Richland Gas Flow Up 93 Million Feet Daily

Two large gassers completed in Richland field raise daily open flow by about 98 million cubic feet. Magnolia Petroleum and Hope Production report outputs of 45.72 and 48.13 million cubic feet, with another small Ouachita parish well adding 1.84 million. Two drilling permits issued in Richland and Ouachita parishes.

Richland Field Magnolia Petroleum Company M. Noble Hope Production Company L. R. Hemler Ouachita Parish Trousdale & Wright Kate Cole Woodley Petroleum Company A. &. Buse Richland Parish Louisiana Gas & Fuel Company H. A. Breard

Old Illinois law could ease divorce in state

Chicago reports a dusty 19th century Illinois statute allows divorce without residence if cruelty is shown. Judge Sabath indicated a decree might be granted, noting a couple could be married elsewhere and still sue in Illinois after a single day in the state. The Supreme Court upheld the interpretation.

Chicago Illinois Reno Betty Hamburger Nathan Hamburger New York Joseph Sabath Ilinois The Supreme Court

Strong liquor inside holiday puddings sparks Christmas shipping

United States prohibition officials will allow hundreds of gallons of liquor to be mailed in English Christmas puddings for the holidays. The Savoy hotel plans 5,000 puddings each with half a pint of brandy and half a pint of stout. Officials say pudding alcohol is not in liquid form after cooking, so it falls outside the Volstead act.

United Press London United States Savoy Hotel Washington Prohibition Bureau

Hambone's Meditations by J P Alley cartoon

A fragmented humor piece titled Hambone's Meditations features J P Alley. A short cartoon caption presents a playful scene with a boy and comical dialogue about common sense and a sawyer joke.

Hambone Meditations J. P. Alley

Liquor Bootlegger Shot by Kansas Sheriff in Self Defense

In Herington Kansas a sheriff shot and killed Louise Horton of Kansas City Missouri after she allegedly pulled a pistol during a liquor transport stop. Forty gallons of liquor were found in the car. Matt Howard, her driver, says she was “liquor crazed” and would have harmed officers.

Herington, Kas Whitney C. Dederick Louise Horton Kansas City Dederick Matt Howard Arthur Calkins Howard

Pastor resigns over politics in church polity

Rev. J. T. Branson, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church South in Madison Georgia, resigns his ministry after 25 years citing politics in the polity and the polity in politics. He states divergent views on polity and Biblical interpretation and seeks a more congenial field of activity.

Georgia Associated Press Atlanta J. T. Branson First Methodist Episcopal Church South Madison Mr. Branson Methodist Church

Boy Mentally Deranged Battles Attendants In Texarkana

Arthur Kimes, a mentally deranged youth, fought hospital attendants to escape Texarkana while his mother near death from injuries in an automobile crash near Wilton, Ark., the day after the accident.

Texarkana Ark Arthur Kimes Wilton

Early Grid Results in Lexington and Colleges

Kentucky 23, Missouri 0. Colgate 7, Syracuse 0. Dartmouth 9, Cornell 0. Harvard 0, Holy Cross 0. Duke 12, NC State 0. Princeton 4, Yale 4. NYU 7, Missouri.

Lexington Kentucky Pennsylvania Columbia Colgate Syracuse Dartmouth Cornell Harvard Holy Cross Duke North Carolina State Princeton Yale Missouri

Believed bank hold up foiled in New Orleans

New Orleans on November 16 two patrolmen were seriously injured when their emergency motorcycle was struck during a riot call at the Carrollton avenue and Oak street bank area. Captain James E Cripps and Doorman Cook of the ninth precinct halted ex convict Fred Hellbach suspected in the plot. A stolen car with a black mask was found nearby and a witness saw two men exit the vehicle.

New Orleans Carrolton Avenue Oak Street James E. Cripps Cook Ninth Precinct Fred Hellbach Cripps Hellbach

New Plots To Free Colorado Prisoners Foiled

Cann City Colorado authorities reveal a prior escape plan at the state prison linked to a mutiny that killed 13. Five convicts placed in solitary confinement as guards face scrutiny amid continued security measures after a nearly finished tunnel path was found from a cistern to the prison wall near the west gate.

Canon City Colo Nev

No Insurance Carried Burglary At Jitney Jungle Store

John Berry, a Layton addition resident and Jitney Jungle employee, was jailed as a burglary suspect after $451 in cash, but $140 in checks, were taken from the Third and Pine location. E M Steen said the store lacked a safe and no insurance, making this loss unlikely to be covered. The break in occurred overnight after forced entry through a rear door and a night latch.

Third and Pine E. M. Steen Monroe West Monroe John Berry Layton Addition Steen J. A. Steen Mr. Steen

Football Returns From Today's Games Announced

Football results from today will be announced from the News-Star building on North Second Street between 4 30 and 6 p m. Complete returns on the day s important gridiron contests will be received.

News-Star North Second Street

Sunday Morning Post preview and features for Monroe readers

The Sunday Post promises a full array of news and features focused on the Twin Cities and Northeast Louisiana. It highlights real estate angles, a history of a Monroe glass industry, a fire department showcase, and Will Rogers on political life, plus a radio news section and children’s corner.

Morning Post Twin Cities Northeast Louisiana Children’s Corner Oil Yes News Sunday Post

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