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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1927

Page

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Tragic fall at Hotel Virginia claims S. S. Stewart

S. S. Stewart of Chicago traveling salesman for a St. Louis firm died after falling from a second floor window at Hotel Virginia between 5 and 5 30 AM. Authorities ruled the death accidental, citing illness and delirium as likely factors. He died at St. Francis sanitarium at 7 30 AM after an inquest verdict.

S. S. Stewart St. Louis Hotel Virginia Stewart St. Francis Sanitarium C. P. Gray Dr. Gray H. D. Apgar F. C. Thomas Fred Peters Charles E. Johnston J. M. Keller J. Baer & Company

Threat of War Escalates in Balkans Over Bulgarian Groups

Belgrade warns Sofia to disband Bulgarian groups in Macedonia or face diplomatic break. After Brigadier General Kovachevitch’s assassination blamed on the Comi, Serbian frontier with Bulgaria remains closed under martial law. A pitched battle with attackers occurred from night until dawn. casualties are unreported.

Associated Press Belgrade Jugo-Slavia Jugo-Slav Sofia Macedonia Michael Kovachevitch Istip Comi

Turner is sentenced to death in rapid Caddo slaying case

Shreveport writer reports Tony Pie Turner, 31, a Black man, was sentenced to death for murdering J. B. Morris, 68, at a Sheepan filling station on September 11. A jury of one ballot and a three minute verdict issued the death penalty after Judge Roberts charged the jury. Morris’s store near Blanchard road was attacked about 9 p.m. Turner fled but was captured eight days later and promptly tried after indictment by a special grand jury.

Associated Press Shreveport Tony “Pie” Turner J. B. Morris Poprietor Sheepan Robert Roberts District Court Roberts Caddo Parish Morris Blanchard Road Turner

Four Die After Train Hits Car At Dallas Crossing

Four persons were killed and three injured when a Santa Fe passenger train struck an automobile at a Dallas crossing. The dead include Mrs Leonard Carroll, Mildred Carroll 18, Mrs D Wilson 35 and her son Ben James Wilson 16.

Dallas Santa Fe Leonard Carroll Mildred Carroll

Watches Recovered Link Looped Robberies to Suspect

Stolen watches from Luther Reed and L Howard Peevy surface as police connect two Loop road burglaries on September 16 to Tom Young. Peevy’s watch, Reed’s gold timepiece and a wrist watch belonging to Reed’s daughter were taken, cash loots noted. Entry matched by window screen prying, suspect arrested after Peevy’s loaned watch found on him. Reed’s watch recovered at the suspect’s sale.

Luther Reed L. Howard Peevy Tom Young Loop Road Mr. Reed Mr. Peevy Young Foster Jewelry Company Reed

Not Guilty Plea By Remus In Slaying Case

George Remus once a millionaire bootlegger pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge for the slaying of his wife Imogene. He asked speedy justice and was held to the grand jury without bond. His daughter Romola Remus rushed from Chicago to stand by him.

Associated Press Cincinnati GCT George Remus Imogene Remus Eden Park Atlanta Chicago Charles P. Taft Hamilton County W. W. O’brien Hugh J. Daly United States Romola Remus

De la Huerta Slain in Battle With Mexican Forces

In Sonora on October 7 Alfonso De la Huerta brother of a former provisional president of Mexico was killed in a clash with federal troops. General Aguirre with 100 men pursued De la Huerta and nine companions near Immurs, resulting in De la Huerta and five other men killed while eight Yaqui fled. The body was brought to the city on a flat car and displayed in the Plaza.

Associated Press LA Sonora Mexico Alfonso de la Huerta Aguirre Mexican Federal Army de la Huerta Immurs Baron Medina

Limelight Baffled Bucs as Pennock Hurls Seven Hitless Innings

In a classic World Series pitching duel Herb Pennock blanked the Pirates for seven innings before Travis Traynor finally broke the spell with a hit in the eighth. No Pirate reached base in the first seven frames.

Herb Pennock Traynor

Lou Gehrig Drives In Two In Early Yankee Run

Lou Gehrig, the Yankees slugging first baseman, started the scoring in the first inning with a long drive that brought in two runners. He advanced to third but was ruled out attempting to convert his three base hit into a home run.

Lou Gehrig Yanks Lou

Rebel General Goes to Death After Betrayal

In Mexico City on October 7 General Alfredo Rueda Ouijano was executed for rebellion. He faced a courtyarded firing and refused vanishing dignity, marching to his fate with calm resolve as 1,900 troops watched. He was betrayed by his own men after joining a leadership revolt that saw others executed or hunted.

Associated Press Mexico City Alfredo Rueda Ouijano Oll San Lazaro Quijano Fracisco Serano Arnoldo Gomez Hector Almada Vera Cruz San Deigo

Boss Wantin' Winter Dogs for Dawg Win, Ham Bone Style

The speaker predicts a wintry season of dogs, jokingly claiming big plans and confidence. A humorous regional voice teases readers with bold bets and playful ambition for the coming cold months.

Luther Hays to be Tried Again in Morehouse Parish

District Attorney David I. Garrett announced that the October term opens Monday October 17 in Morehouse with Luther Hays arraigned for the murder of Adolph Epstein Swartzgrocer. Hays has two prior convictions and a third life trial is set, while Howard Roberson also faces a separate trial after a joint case.

David I. Garrett Morehouse Fourth District Court Luther Hays Adolph Epstein Bastrop Roberson Hays Ouachita Parish Court House

Bank director shoots self at Youngstown estate

John Stambaugh, 65, director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and a local magnate, killed himself at his Trumbull county estate as his family packed for a Europe trip. He had suffered a winter breakdown after the Henry M. Stambaugh memorial auditorium funded by a $1.5 million gift from his brother.

Youngstown Ohio Europe John Stambaugh Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Trumbull County Stambaugh Henry M. Stambaugh John Mr. Stambaugh New York

Eskimo Wives Chewing Boots For Flexibility

New York dispatch reports George Haven Putnam describing the Eskimos of Baffinland as happily married. He notes wives are kept busy chewing their husbands boots to ensure flexibility for the next hunting trip.

New York Baffinland George Haven Putnam

Three Convicts Recaptured after Louisiana Penitentiary Escape

Baton Rouge reports three of five escapees from the Louisiana State Penal Farm at Angola have been recaptured. A. McCormick J. C. Jenks and Carl Bolton alias Louis Wall were taken near Bayou Sara Morganza and below the prison camp. Remaining fugitives are Cleveland F Owens and F C Lewis alias Henry Walker as a manhunt continues.

Baton Rouge Louisiana State Angola Alex Bryan A. McCormick J. C. Jenks Trusty Guard Carl Bolton Louis Wall Cleveland F. Owens F. C. Lewis Henry Walker Bryan Bolton Jenks Morganza McCormick Bayou Sara Lewis Caddo Parish Owens Orleans Parish Texas Penitentiary

U D C to Seek Congressional Flood Action in Mississippi Valley

Shreveport Louisiana division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy votes to urge Congress to fund a flood control system for the Mississippi valley with levees and spillways. The group names Baton Rouge New Orleans and Shreveport leaders and fixes the 1928 convention in Alexandria.

Associated Press Shreveport Congress United Daughters of the Confederacy Mississippi Valley Louisiana L. A. Babin Baton Rouge Alexandria May P. J. Fredericks New Orleans T. B. Hugh Napoleonville Anna Davis Smith Jefferson Davis J. J. Retayike F. P. Jones Leesville A. P

Pirates vs Yankees Box Score: Gehrig, Ruth Shine

Baseball box score from a Pittsburgh Yankees game notes Gehrig with two and three base hits Koenig Barnhart also Cleveland notes Ruth hits a homer Dugan Sacrifice by Dugan Waner steals Meadows allows seven runs struck out six times Meadows takes loss umpires Moran Ormsby Quigley Nallin Time two hours five minutes

Gehrig Koenig Barnhart Ruth Dugan L. Waner Meadows Cvengros Pennock Moran, Ormsby Quigley Nallin Pittsburgh ABA Poal Waner Rhine P. Waner Rf Wright Traynor Eens Meusel Lazzeri Grabowski Weteesnsy Bengough

Local Man Seriously Injured in Beaumont Texas Crash

Word reached this city that 8 S Woods a traveling salesman formerly with Cobb Jackson Insurance now with a Memphis firm was severely injured in an auto accident at Beaumont Texas His skull was fractured in the collision Efforts to contact Mrs Woods failed but she was located and planned to travel to Beaumont She belongs to a large circle of friends and a local Masonic lodge member

8. S. Woods Cobb-Jackson Insurance Agency Memphis Beaumont Texas Mrs. Woods Biedenharn Mr. Woods Texas City

Yankees Triumph 8 1 Over Pirates as Ruth Homer Sparks Win

At Yankee Stadium on October 7, the Yankees defeated the Pirates 8 to 1. Pitcher Herb Pennock earned his fifth World Series win without a loss, while Babe Ruth hit a decisive seventh inning home run driving in two teammates.

Associated Press Yankee Stadium Herb Pennock New York Yankees Pittsburgh Pirates Babe Ruth

First Pirates First Pirates in Exhibition Bout at Field

The account describes warmups by Pennock and Meadows with Judge Landis in attendance. Plays include Waner at bat, Koenig throwing out Waner, Meusel handling a fly, and Combs with a single as Ruth faces strikes, ending with a page continuation note.

Pennock Meadows Moving Picture Judge Landis Baseball L. Waner Koenig Waner Rhyne Meusel P. Waner Combs Meadow Ruth PAGE

Testimony on Amnesia Key in Bigamy Trial

Charlotte Oct 7 novel testimony portrays Reverend Willis Jordan as alternately amnesiac and responsible for actions, affecting the bigamy trial of the Columbus Ga clergyman. Doctor says arteriosclerotic dementia and senile psychosis impair judgment. defense alleges past head injuries. Jordan denies memory of the marriage and the letter he allegedly wrote.

Charlotte N. C Willis Jordan Columbus, Ga Tom P. Jimison John ¥. Davidson Jordan Jordan Jordan Missouri Nota Langridge Chester S. C al Othe

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Salesman S. Stewart Balkans Reed and Peevy Geo. Remus Quick Justice Taft BUCS Sehr GS General Ouijano Hambone BY J. P. Alley East Baton Rouge Caddo U. D.C Congressional Flood Action Pirates Yankees Woods Bambino Homer Carl 8. Brandebury Mississippi Red Ouachita Camden St Emenee Monroe Fee Eeeet Iene
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