Mona McLellan Breaks Ederle Channel Record
Mona McLellan, London's mystery swimmer, completed the English Channel crossing from Cape Griz-Nez in 13 hours and 10 minutes, arriving at Folkestone Beach at 8 50 am. She collapsed after landing and was taken to Hythe for rest. Her swim followed Gertrude Ederle's 14 hour 81 minute record being surpassed on her fifth attempt.
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Folkestone
Eng
Gertrude Ederle
Mona McLellan
London
Cape Griz-Nez
Misa McLellan
English Channel
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Gleitz
Miss McLellan
Folkestone Beach
Hythe
Armistice Day to Be Big Celebration in Monroe
The Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No 13 of the American Legion plans a major Armistice Day in Monroe 1927 with a full day program from dawn to night. A 9 30 a m parade is slated and a 21 gun salute will open the events.
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Monroe
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No. 13
American Legion
Monroe Legion
Legion Post
Ivey A. Faulk
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Isaac Lemle
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
Special Assembly
W. W. Cooper
Cooper
Legion Post Here Decides to Build at Forsythe Park
Monroe's American Legion post votes to build a new home at Forsythe park facing North Third street after city commission approves the site. The building committee cites savings on insurance and upkeep and proximity to golf links, tennis courts, and pool.
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Forsythe Park
Monroe
American Legion Post
North Third Street
City Commission
Legion Project
Legion Mn
North Third
Legion
William Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Public Text of Richland Assembly Resolutions
The News-Star received the full text of resolutions from a mass meeting of Richland parish citizens protesting tactics by interests opposing the Richland parish carbon black permit. The document cites November 1 1926 gas discoveries and seventeen wells with varying output, noting gas is exported via a pipeline to Arkansas and that carbon black permit applications have been filed with the conservation commissioner.
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Richland Parish
News-Star
Richland
Parish of
Arkansas
Commissioner of Conservation
Remus Case Ties Bank Vault Visit to Dodge Link
Geo J. Connors, associate of Geo B. Remus, claims Mrs. Imogene Remus stored valuables in a safety deposit box at the American State Savings Bank in Franklin Dodge's hometown. He says the box proves a visit by Mrs. Remus and Willis Dodge to Lansing and to the bank, and intends to present evidence to Prosecutor Taft.
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Dodge
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Chas. P. Taft
Hamilton County
Connors
Sena
Lansing
Securi
Franklin Dodge
Conners
Scruggs brothers and father jailed on peace bond in Ouachita Parish
Vernon Scruggs is awaiting a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling on a new trial motion while his father and brother Tillman Scruggs were committed to Ouachita Parish jail on a peace bond of 500 each after threatening life of W. M. Grigsby. The trio, residents of Brownville, were involved in neighbor disputes and will stay jailed as they seek bond. Attorneys plan to travel to New Orleans for Friday’s high court proceedings. District Attorney Garrett will accompany state interests.
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Tillman Scruggs
Vernon Scruggs
Mildred Thomas
Ouachita Parish
W. M. Grigsby
Scruggies
Grigsby
Brownville
Vernon
Louisiana Supreme Court
New Orleans
High Tribunal
Supreme Court
David I. Garrett
Sheriff's Department
Tillman
Combined Gas Range and Refrigerator Exhibited
A combined gas range and refrigerator had its first public showing in Chicago during the American Gas association convention. The unit fits in the space of a standard gas range, is finished in white enamel, and the refrigerator occupies the lower section previously used for the oven.
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Chicago
American Gas Association
Birmingham Sheriff Kills Crazed Negro Gunman
In Birmingham on October 11 Charlie Pinkston, described as a crazed negro, attacked with a shotgun after slashing Inspector George Kirkhoff. Police laid siege with machine guns and tear bombs. Deputy Williams was wounded as Pinkston died under heavy guard. More than a dozen others were wounded in the daylong confrontation and crowd threats to lynch were deterred.
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Birmingham
Charlie Pinkston
Pinkston
George Kirkhoff
Sam Williams
Williams
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Son of Virginia Day Leader Receives Jail Time
Carroll Hepburn, 23, son of Rev. David Hepburn head of Virginia’s anti saloon league, drew ten days in jail and a $50 fine in Hastings court for transporting liquor after a July crash into a trolley wire post. A broken bottle and a half full pint were found in the vehicle, registered to the anti saloon league. Hepburn denied knowledge of the second bottle.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Carroll Hepburn
Virginia
David Hepburn
Young Hepburn
Hastings Court
Kirk Matthews
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Hepburn
Birth of Belgium Crown Princess Josefine Charlotte Ingeborg
Brussels reports the birth of a daughter to Crown Prince Leopold and Princess Astrid. The christening name is Josephine Charlotte Ingeborg Margaret Elizabeth Astrid of Belgium. Guns boomed at 21 36 a.m. to mark the event as officials and royal family observe.
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Belgium
Leopold
Astrid
Sweden
Josephine Charlotte Ingeborg
Margaret Elizabeth Astrid
Ingeborg
Prince Leonard
Royal Palace
Fire Prevention Week Series Explains Safety
This is the second in a series by The News-Star on Fire Prevention Week. The article presents fire safety hints issued by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and reflects a local flavor with Hambone's Meditations by J. P. Alley.
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United States
Carelessness blamed for fires and waste in recent year
The Chamber of Commerce highlights carelessness as the main fire cause in the last year. Lack of cleanliness in areas prone to ignition, improper refuse disposal, and accumulation of dirt and matches contribute to extensive fire losses across homes and workplaces.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Donahue Denies Auburn Departure Rumors
LSU football coach Mike Donahue, also athletic director, said rumors of returning to Auburn next year are false. He dismissed talks of an Alabama Poly contract and urged rumors to be stopped while focusing on LSU’s game with Auburn.
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Baton Rouge
Mike Donahue
Atlences
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Auburn
Donahue
Tiger
Birmingham
Alabama
East Carroll Plans Creamery Meeting in Lake Providence
East Carroll parish business leaders and farmers plan a meeting to raise capital for a Lake Providence creamery. Prof J W Fox praised the area as prime dairy country. Dairy education events will be held November 10 and 11 with dairy specialists from Missouri Pacific and LSU attending.
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Lake Providence
East Carroll Parish
J. W. Fox
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Louisiana State University
East Carroll
Lindbergh Flies Spirit of St. Louis From Jacksonville
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh departed Jacksonville at 9 18 a m today piloting the Spirit of St Louis bound for Atlanta Ga in a scheduled flight confirming his cross country air mission details and timing.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Here
Atlanta, Ga
Population rise in Ouachita parish schools predicted
Superintendent T Brown reports a parish census shows up to 12 000 educable children aged 8 to 18 in Ouachita parish and Twin Cities. He notes growth of about 3 000 since four years ago and highlights a large influx from state and neighboring areas. Every school house in the parish and two cities is filled this fall.
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Brown
Ouachita Parish
Twin Cities
Two Women Prepare Ocean Flight From New York and Maine
Ruth Elder and co pilot George Haldeman wait for full fuel and weather data at Roosevelt Field before attempting a nonstop flight to Paris in The American Girl. In Maine Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson readies a two engine amphibian toward Copene agen Denmark on a first leg of another North Atlantic attempt.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Paris
Miss Elder
Haldeman
New York
Old Orchard
Maine
Rome
Frances Wilson Grayson
Copeneagen
Denmark
Gray
Grayson
J. B. Grayson
Warrentown
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Long Island
Mrs. Anker
Aiken
D. C
Ancker-Grayson Aire Craft Corporation
Morgante Held in North Carolina Slaying
New Orleans, Oct. 11. Alexander Morgante was held without bail on a charge of murdering J. Douglas Acomb, cashier of the New Orleans States, during a hold up October 3. The robber escaped with a satchel containing 5844 dollars as the cashier was entering the States building.
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New Orleans
Alexander Morgante
J. Douglas Acomb
States
Assembly of New Ford Model to Begin Soon
Ford Motor Company announced that assembly of its new model will start in a few more days at its plant in DETRICT. Major parts have already been in production for weeks and the first assembly of new bodies began some days ago.
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Ford Motor Company
Aged Negro Saves Life in Blast at Sterlington Plant
J M Armstrong 54, of Sterlington, admits Richard Turner aged negro saved his life yesterday after an explosion in a hot house at Imperial Oil and Gas Products. Turner tackled Armstrong pulling him down and tearing burning clothing free, leaving Armstrong only minor burns. Foreman C O Welch 25 entered the hot house with a kerosene torch when gas ignited, knocked him back eight feet and burned his leather jacket though his face and hands suffered minor burns.
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Imperial Oil and Gas Products Company
Sterlington
Richard Turner
Armstrong
Turner
C. O. Welch
Welch
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