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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1923

Page

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Louisiana Sportsmen League forms to educate on conservation

The piece notes a Tuesday meeting in New Orleans where hunters and fishermen aim to create a Louisiana Sportsmen's League. It promotes practical conservation beyond laws, arguing self interest drives action and that education is needed to curb gambling and promote morality. It also cites river development views from Senator McKeller and James E. Smith in Memphis.

New Orleans Louisiana Senator McKeller Memphis United States

Weather Verse on Clouds and the Unseen

A cryptic verse sketches fairies racing in skies and a weather man who scans the heavens yet doubts what lies beyond. The poet writes of clouds in a book and refuses to peer into unseen things, mocking inquiries into mysteries beyond sight.

Supreme Court refuses to disqualify judge in Morehouse Klan cases

The Louisiana Supreme Court declined to remove Judge Fred M. Odom from Morehouse parish Klan misdemeanor cases. The defense sought disqualification over alleged bias, but the court ruled the recusal request insufficient. Trial dates are deferred to December with a Bastrop term planned.

Associated Press New Orleans Fred M. Odom Sixth Judicial District Morehouse Parish Supreme Court Odom Watt Daniel T. B. Richards Mer Rouge Lake LaFourche David J. Garrett Monroe Morehouse

Forestry Conference Nearing Close in New Orleans

New Orleans November 22 The forestry reclamation and home making conference of the Southern Pine Association with the Florida and Mississippi development boards and the New Orleans Association of Commerce will close today. Morning program included addresses by H Markham Illinois Central president W W Husbands immigration official James B Asche of Louisiana and E C Branson of Chase Hill NC. Afternoon will hear committee reports on permanent organization and discussion of proposed state and federal legislation.

Associated Press New Orleans Southern Pine Association Florida and

Contraband Liquor Seized Near Beauvoir Shipment

Officials seized a car load of contraband liquor loaded at a Beauvoir switch and billed to ship as lumber. The shipment, among the largest in years, was taken to Gulfport for investigation and is believed to have been tipped off.

Associated Press Biloxi Miss Sheriff's Office Beauvoir Gulfport

Bloodhounds help search for missing Oklahoma child

Bloodhounds aided searchers who combed the hills near Avant Oklahoma last night for the five year old son of Jess Duncan who disappeared yesterday. The boy was left in an automobile while his parents foraged for nuts and when they returned the car was empty. It is believed he wandered away and was lost.

Associated Press AVANT Okla Here Jess Duncan

Stresemann signals possible resignation amid German crisis

In a Reichstag address Stresemann warned the government could quit if necessary as France and Ruhr tensions mount. He urged swift Reichstag decision, warned of hopeless civil position, and pledged continued negotiations with France to seek a settlement despite communist interruptions. He cautioned Germany bleeds at the Rhine and Ruhr if concessions falter. A separate note reports Dan Ryles of Jackson parish missing after being seen near a moonshine operation, with fear of foul play and no trace found despite searches.

London Reichstag Stresemann Berlin Germany France Reich Rhine Ruhr Dan Ryles Jackson Parish Ryles Ouachita Kyles West Monroe

Government courts Dr Cook for mail fraud in oil scheme

Dr Frederick A Cook artic explorer and oil promoter was sentenced to fourteen years eight months in Leavenworth and fined 12000 for using the mails to defraud in oil promotion schemes. He faces a 75000 bond if he appeals and remains jailed until trial record is perfected. Several associates also received prison terms and fines.

Fort Worth Texas Frederick A. Cook Tarrant County Leavenworth John M. Killits Joseph W. Batley Dr. Cook Killias E. J. Cox Cook Cox Killits Ananias Sapphira J. S. Rooks Co. W. Sleets S. L. Hess T. O. Turner B. S G. H. Currier O. L. Ray G. A. Demonstrand H. E. Robinson Marty Bleam J. E. Burmeister

Nine Killed as Vida Sugar Refinery Boiler Explodes

At Loreauville near New Iberia Louisiana a boiler explosion at the Vida Sugar Refinery killed nine and injured about fifteen others. Three workers remain unaccounted for as search continued.

Associated Press NEW New Iberia Vida Loreauville Here Lato Sidney Broussard Broussard Oscar Groussard Prule Henry N. Pharr John O. Bonin Cyrus Lebanc Schwing Ancoin

Witness fear cited in El Dorado auto theft case

Clyde Frazier town marshal of Dubach La testified he feared to testify due to consequences promised by Jack Colvin who urged sticking to a prearranged story. He admitted buying a Ford from Colvin for 360 Colvin allegedly told him not to disclose the purchase price and another defendant Marie Hall was said to have coached him to claim Hall loaned money for the buy. Frazier said the car belonged to a man named Roan in Texas and he later sold it for 350. The testimony comes as Jack Ryles charged with conspiracy to violate the motor vehicle act faces trial in Monroe before Judge Sheppard.

Clyde Frazier Dubach Jack Colvin el Dorado Frazier Colvin Shepherd Marie Hall Hall Roan Texas Chester Lewis Jack Ryles Monroe E. B. Sisk United States Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice

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