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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1934

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Eight Story Fall Accidental Says Coroner

James Norris 24 of Nashville Ark died in a fall from the Ouachita National Bank building while replacing a shoe on the eighth floor. Coroner C L Mengis stated the death was accidental with several theories offered but no witnesses. Norris had been visiting his sister on the seventh floor and had shown signs of nervousness after a CCC period. He fell about 11 10 Friday morning, with his body found near the alley below.

James Norris C. L. Mengis Norris Ouachita National Bank James E. Norris Nashville Ark 2. Akins Bank Layton Street Akins CCC M. W. Montgomery Lovers Lane R. D. Morgan St. John Street L. J. Hart

Two Terrorist Suspects Admit Secret Mission

Paris authorities say Yaroslav Novak and Ivan Rajtich alias Vladislav Benes confessed they were sent to France on a secret Yugoslav mission with no knowledge of the task. They shared a Paris hotel room with Petrus Kalemen, involved in Alexander and Barthou’s murder. passports were fraudulently issued in Zurich and Paris.

Associated Press Paris Surete Nationale Yaroslav Novak Ivan Rajtich Vladislav Benes France Paverich Rajtich Surete Novak Petrus Kalemen Alexander Louis Barthou Kalemen Benes Sarbot Zurich Little Hans Lausanne Thonon Marseille Switzerland Nikomir Nalis Nalis Fontainebleau Forest Sylvester Chalny Malny Egon Kramer Aix-En-Provence Nice Daniel Latin Zagreb Yugoslavia Spain Split Antoine Olah Halbrein

Federal grand jury to probe Kansas City massacre links

Washington reports federal agents uncovered evidence of a political gangster combine tied to the Kansas City union station massacre. Two slain figures linked to the case were John Lazia and Verne Miller, with James La Capra and Richard Galatas under guard as witnesses.

Washington Washington Evening Star Kansas City Union Station Rex Collier Star John Lazia Kansas City North Side Verne Miller Dakota James la Capra Lazia Richard T. Galatas Elizabeth Galatas la Capra Galatas William Stanley

Trunk death shocks Jersey City area boy

A blue overalled seven year old boy John Feeney Jr was found strangled and stuffed in an old trunk in a shanty near the Morris canal. Police hunt two suspects a red headed man and an Italian youth and question Bayonne residents as the investigation unfolds.

Jersey City N. J John Feeney, Jr Bayonne Homicide Feeney John John Feeney

Enforcement of NRA Enforcement Plan Outlined

Don ald R. Richberg announced after a White House meeting with President Roosevelt that future NRA code enforcement will rely on informal cooperation among NRA, the Justice Department, and the Federal Trade Commission. No formal organization or judicial setup will be created. enforcement will be coordinated while NRA continues current compliance work.

Washington Donald R. Richberg Recovery Agency Roosevelt NRA Justice Department Federal Trade Commission Richberg Cummings Garland §. Ferguson The Trade Commission

Primate Pommer Slain In Riga Villa Fire

Dr Johann Pommer archbishop of the Latvian Greek Orthodox church was found slain and his Riga suburb villa burned. Firefighters reported smashed furniture and missing valuables as police opened an inquiry into whether the killing was political vengeance or burglary.

Riga Latvia Johann Pommer Pommer

Enlarged union membership seen in labor forecast

President William Green predicted that 1,000,000 more workers would join organized labor within a year as the American Federation of Labor pushes an industrial union policy for mass production industries. He cited existing nuclei in rubber, aluminum, and automotive sectors and noted plans to amalgamate federal unions into broader industrial unions.

San Francisco William Green American Federation of Labor United Mine Workers of America Federation Federation Executive Council

No Dollar Value Changes Contemplated Says Lewis

Senator Lewis of Illinois, chair of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, stated no changes in the dollar value or other inflation measures are planned by the administration. He noted inflation talk following White House conferences and said Senator Bulkley did not imply Roosevelt favors further dollar devaluation.

Washington Lewis Illinois Democratic White House Bulkley Ohio Roosevelt

British Peeress In New York Aids Sister In Custody Battle

Lady Furness arrived in New York to support twin sister Gloria Vanderbilt in her court fight for custody of 10 year old Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt and her 2.8 million dollar fortune. Vanderbilt’s mother Laura Kilpatrick Morgan has allied with Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney to claim Vanderbilt is unfit.

New York Lady Furness Gloria Vanderbilt Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt Iso Laura Kilpatrick Morgan Vanderbilt Harry Payne Whitney Gloria Grand Central Station Montreal Harry Hayes Morgan

Effort to Make Contact Seen as Purpose of Trip

Berry V. Stoll, husband of Alice Speed Stoll, drove furiously through Kentucky after the ransom was paid and the family awaited instructions. A detective accompanied him as they passed Hodgenville and pursued a rapidly moving car, with officials asked to watch roads toward Greensburg and Glasgow.

Louisville Berry V. Stoll Kentucky Hodgenville Stoll Greensburg Glasgow

Berry Stoll Leaves Home

Berry V. Stoll, who has watched at his home since his wife was kidnapped, left in a speeding car heading south on Lime Kiln lane in Louisville. Two other vehicles followed, but officials gave no comment on what the moves portend amid a tense 12 hour vigil and a ransom demand note tied to Alice Speed Stoll.

Louisville Berry V. Stoll Stoll Upper River Road Lime Kiln Lane Alice Speed Stoll

Winning Grand Jinky Prize Prompts Entries From Merchants

The Jinky editor urges residents to collect Jinky blanks from listed merchants and submit receipts to enter the two dollar and a half or higher Jinky prizes. A grand prize of 100 dollars will go to the person or organization turning in the most Jinky sets, with entries brought to Jinky headquarters at 135 North Second Street.

Jinky North Second Street Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc Griffin Studio Johnnie S. Elbert Central Savings Bank and Trust Co West Monroe Hardware and Furniture Co West Monroe Sur-War Ouachita Baking Co Ford Levi Stationery Co North Side

Floyd and Pass at Bay in Field Near Mexico Missouri

Five miles south of Mexico Missouri on highway 54 officers swarmed a corn field after reports three men, one resembling Pretty Boy Floyd, were cornered. By midmorning 25 officers worked to block highways while Blanchard, who identified Floyd, said the trio drew revolvers as they fled toward Kingdom City.

Mexico Here Charles Pretty Boy) Floyd B. Marvin Casteel Highway Patrol Iowa Princeton O. L. Blanchard Kansas City Reto Floyd Blanchard Columbia Kingdom City Boonville Missouri River

Slaying of Two Seen as Murders

In San Augustine Texas a murder verdict was returned for the deaths of Lonnie Hooper aged 16 and Earl Hooper aged 20 whose bodies were found near the city. Judge Jeff Davis and County Health Officer Dr J H Ellington conducted the inquest. Two men were arrested by Sheriff W W T Geary and deputies and are held as suspects. Neither man spoke. The sheriff continues the investigation as the suspects remain jailed in San Augustine County.

San Augustine Tex Lonnie Hooper Earl Hooper Cousins Jeff Davis J. H. Ellington W.W. T. Geary Hooper

Youth Faces Federal Bank Robbery Charges in Texas

Tyler Texas October 12 federal bank robbery charges were filed against 17 year old L H Kirby in connection with a Fort Smith Arkansas bank holdup. He was arrested at Longview at the request of Arkansas officers.

Tyler Texas L. H. Kirby Fort Smith, Ark Longview Arkansas

Trains Collide in Iowa Killing Two and Injuring Dozens

Two killed, six critically hurt, and others injured when a Rock Island passenger train derailed six miles east of Iowa City and was struck by a westbound train. Victims include Mrs. Esther Roberts of Des Moines and Sam Mason of Chicago. cause cited as a broken rail.

Iowa City Iowa Rock Island and Pacific Here Chicago Esther Roberts Des Moines Sam Mason Madeline Roberts Roberts Claude Lafler Rock Island

Daddy Browning Dies in New York Town

Edward West Browning known as Daddy Browning, 63, wealthy real estate operator and husband of Frances Heenan, died Friday at Scarsdale after a June cerebral hemorrhage and recent hospital care. Secretaries said he had been in fragile condition, with social prominence noted by some biographers and criticized by others. The Carmel New York supreme court justice once linked to the couple’s sensational separation trial commented on his fame.

New York Edward West Browning Frances “Peaches” Heenan Scarsdale N. Y New York City Birch Hall Drive Carmel New York

Society Leaders Hurt In Airplane Crack Up

Three prominent society leaders were injured when John Hay Whitney's plane crashed on landing at Langollen Farm, Upper Ville, Virginia, after a trip from New York for the Piedmont fox hunt meet. Milton Holden Eleanor Jones and John Hay Whitney suffered bruises, while pilot Edgar Woodham had minor injuries as the plane wrecked and a motor failure forced the landing. Whitney's wife and mother witnessed the scene.

Langollen Farm Upperville East John Hay Whitney New York Langollen Piedmont Fox Hound Eleanor Jones Milton Holden Edgar Woodham Whitney Woodham

Rogers Has His Say Youth Movement in Politics

Beverly Hills October 12 Special says Republicans frame the coming election as a youth movement with former White House co-eds and first ladies referenced. The writer celebrates Mrs Roosevelt and other former First Ladies and wishes them well, urging continued public life.

Beverly Hills White House Benjamin Harrison Roosevelt William Howard Taft Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover America Franklin Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson

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