Queen Marie to Arrive as Romania Faces Dynastic Crisis
Paris reports Queen Marie’s U S arrival tomorrow may ease Romania’s dynastic tensions caused by King Ferdinand II’s illness. In Paris former premier Bratiano and Nicolae Iorga push rival outcomes while Carol, Ferdinand’s former heir, seeks a role. Officials warn of potential upheaval and central European risk if unrest spreads.
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Widow on Stand for Several Hours in Hall Mills Trial
Mrs Frances Stevens Hall testified for four hours denying knowledge of the slaying of her husband Rev Edward W Hall and singer Eleanor Mills. She said there was some slight attachment but not serious and remained unconvinced of a real affair. The defense, resting after 82 witnesses, had faced 13 days of rebuttal from the state.
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Auto wreck in creek bottom claims two lives in Everman
A wreck in a creek bed near Everman, Texas killed J. Race, 23, and Mrs. G. W. Race, 22. Their son Billy Ace, 3, played near the damaged car as Iph Clark, 19, was found pinned and unable to provide details. Clark escaped with minor injuries after a 12 hour entrapment. A double funeral for the Race couple was held in Everman.
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Bix Mexicans slain on ranch in Texas
Brownsville dispatch reports six Mexican nationals killed at Las Ru ras Ranch four miles north of Mat oras Texas when several gunmen tried to seize the J P Fern an z estate American owned property.
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Bratianu Opposes Carol Return Amid Romanian Crisis
Former Premier Bratianu warns Crown Prince Carol against returning to head the dynasty as Romania faces a royal illness crisis. He calls the prince a disturber of the peace and warns of summary justice if he comes back. Paris awaits Queen Marie of Romania’s arrival from America.
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Bank Officials, Crew Named in Major Liquor Smuggling Ring
Indictments in Boston expose a vast rumrunning plot tied to the Steamer Cretan seizure last August with a $300,000 cargo. Lewis H. Rothchild, vice president of the Chelsea Exchange bank, is charged along with James V. Boise Harold Smythe and other New York Philadelphia and Providence figures in a conspiracy to smuggle liquor on a wide scale.
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James V. Boise
Brooklyn
Harold Smythe
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Leo Friedman
Joey Kott
Charles Schwartz
Philadelphia
Samuel le Sar
Morris Rotman
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Holdoway Named Receiver in Edenborn Estate Suit
In St Louis on November 29 Judge Louisiang appointed Holdoway as receiver for the Edenborn estate in a case involving Sophia L Meier. The suit claims a daughter’s share and disputes tenants and rental figures while detailing the Teal estate dealings and monthly income in contention.
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Holdoway
Negr Rental
William J. Teal
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Sophia L. Meier
Lter
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Monroe People Head to Lake Charles for Port Opening
Monroe residents will travel by train to Lake Charles for a ceremonial port opening. The event features a naval cruiser, a special Missouri Pacific train, and marks Lake Charles as a key deep water port near Monroe, with Baton Rouge as a nearby comparison.
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Interchange Line Under Construction East End
Work rushes to finish the A and L line interchange with Missouri Pacific beyond De Siard road. A single new track will ease transfers of lumber cotton and general merchandise between the systems, replacing the Illinois Central Missouri Pacific cut off. About 40 to 50 cars move monthly between roads now, with completion expected in a few days.
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Sam Hunter Test in Jackson Parish Watched for Oil Interest
The Sam Hunter test in Jackson Parish section 13 16 2W has reached nearly 200 feet with surface casing set last Saturday. The wildcat well draws interest as geologists favor the nearby formation near Castor Creek headwaters. Contractor J. W. Bettis says oil men from several parishes will watch the test.
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Bret Harte Daughter in Decline at New York State Hospital
Jessamy Harte Steele Bret Harte’s only surviving child has begun a gradual decline at St. Lawrence State Hospital Ogdensburg after a life of wealth social fame and later drug addiction Her identity as Bret Harte’s daughter became known years after her public life and later she sought legal action over a film version of Tennessee’s Partner but no suit was filed She was admitted to hospital in 1915 and later transferred to Central Islip before her final move to Ogdensburg
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N. Y
Jessamy Harte Steele
Bret Harte
St. Lawrence State Hospital
Steele
Paris
Albany
New York
Jessamy Steele
Central Islip Hospital
Long Island
Tennessee
Board of Hospital Managers
Moving Picture Company
Mississippi Justice of Peace Sentenced to Five Years
Oscar H. Flowers former justice of the peace and newly elected Hinds County judge pled guilty to embezzlement and misappropriation indictments and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. One related indictment was not pressed as he begins serving immediately.
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Oscar H. Flowers
Hinds County
Judge Flowers
Rush Knox
John Howie
Society Woman Breaks Record in Boston Hike
Miss Eleonora Sears, society woman athlete, finished a Providence to Boston hike in nine hours 52 minutes of walking time, shaving 43 minutes from her previous record.
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Associated Press
Mass
Eleonora Sears
Providence
Traffic Quiz: Are You a Safe Driver in Monroe
The News-Star presents a daily traffic safety Q A series based on police and traffic rules. Readers are invited to test their knowledge and await tomorrow’s answer.
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News-Star
List three classes not allowed to drive motor vehicles
The three classes prohibited from driving motor vehicles are minors under a certain age, intoxicated or impaired individuals, and medically unfit drivers or those lacking valid licensing.
Father guilty in cremation case shocks Oklahoma farming town
Okla Nov 29 The Seymour family of five was killed at a Grady county farm and their house burned. Coroner says J E Seymour, head of the family, carried out the deed and faces an Oklahoma City sanity exam. Funeral arrangements for the victims are pending as investigators piece together the tragedy.
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River stage readings for Mississippi and Ouachita basins
River stages listed for Mississippi at Memphis, Vicksburg, and New Orleans with rises and falls. Shreveport and Alexandria show decreases. Ouachita stations Camden and Monroe show flat and falling readings respectively.
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Grandfather Takes Four St. Louis to Columbia Area After Cyclone
After the Thanksgiving night cyclone near Mer Rouge, two more deaths, Millie Thompson 93 and Georgia Campbell 80, were reported. Albert Cleveland and his wife, both colored, were buried at Little De Gallion cemetery. Will Dixon, injured survivor, was hospitalized in Bastrop or Mer Rouge. J Luther Lott brought four of Bob Lott's children home from Columbia, with Cy and Ed Ables arranging care for more as eleven total children remain at area hospitals.
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Georgia Campbell
Red Hill
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Cy Ables
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Lillian
Georgia
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Columbia
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Appeal Denied by Highest Court in Mrs Bussey Case
The Louisiana state supreme court denied the appeal filed by District Attorney Mooney in the Mrs Bennette Cure Bussey poisoning case. The ruling sends the case back to the lower court for a new trial. Mrs Bussey has been jailed since last February and Sunday became the mother of a boy.
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State Supreme Court Today
Mooney
Bennette Cure Bussey
Verdia
Manslaughter charge filed against Caddo doctor
Dr. T F Fleming faces a manslaughter information in the death of Sam E Lyons. Bond set at 5000 by Judge T F Bell. Lyons, a local lumberman, died after a October 25 shooting at the doctor's office amid alleged attentions to Fleming's wife. Fleming claims self defense after Lyons and F M Bates, the doctor's father in law, visited the office. He has been free on 5000 bond on a shooting with intent to kill charge.
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Sam E. Lyons
Blanchard
T. F. Bell
Dr. Fleming
Lyons
Fleming
Flemming
F. M. Bates
West Side Show Not Operated on Sunday
The Crystal theatre in West Monroe was closed all day yesterday after the proprietor was arrested last Sunday for violating the city Sunday closing ordinance. A $50 fine was imposed this week in the case, and an appeal to the state Supreme Court is planned, with defense attorney George Wesley Smith advising the closing. Attorney Smith is in Baton Rouge to file the appeal.
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West Side
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Baton Rouge
Governor to attend Lake Charles opening ceremony
Governor O H Simpson will depart Baton Rouge at 11 20 tonight for Lake Charles to take part in the ceremonies marking the opening of the citys new Port.
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Appeal in Liquor Case Fails in Breaux Action
Mrs Bill Breaux loses in the U S supreme court to set aside her conviction for violating the Louisiana prohibition law. The court affirms the lower court ruling upholding the conviction based on a prohibition officer's testimony of liquor purchase prior to the raid.
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Washington
Bill Breaux
Supreme Court
Breaux
Louisiana
Prohibition
A Matter of Grease Catalina Swim Trial
New York Nov 29 Associated Press reports Lottie Schoemme will attempt the Catalina Island swim if wearing grease rather than a bathing suit is acceptable for the event. The controversial plan hinges on dress code approval and safety concerns.
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Lottie Schoemme
Catalina Island
Slaying of Ed N McDonald Remains Mystery in Louisiana
Ed N McDonald, a prominent lumberman near Ruston, was killed Saturday evening on a country road eight miles northwest of Ruston. Sheriff A J Thigpen says clues have been exhausted with no tangible results as investigators trace his movements from 9 am through Dubach Bernice to a village filling station.
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Baby survives crash after windshield shatters on loop road
Mr and Mrs Matthews of this city escaped with minor cuts when their Essex sedan struck a telephone pole on the loop road near DeSiard road. Their infant son, hurled through the broken windshield, landed on the ground unhurt as the parents suffered facial and neck wounds.
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DeSiard Road
The Ragged Edge Blue Ribbon Fiction serial kickoff
The News-Star introduces a new Blue Ribbon thriller starting next Monday. It follows a former college football hero drawn into a perilous plot with an unconventional girl obsessed by jewels. Watch for further announcements. Plan: to continue.
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