Mississippi Cities and Mobile to Get Gas
Plans for a 427 mile gas pipeline system from northeast Louisiana to Mobile involve a $20 million investment. Ack Collins of Houston lead promoters with J C Mack and R E Collins. The line will connect Monroe and Richland fields to Vicksburg and extend through Jackson to multiple Mississippi towns and eventually to Mobile Alabama.
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Louisina
Ichland
Monroe
Mobile
Ala
Ack & Collins
J. C. Mack
Rube Delivers Cow at Desiard Store in Caper
A farmer posing as Doc King the famed Calhoun fair rube tried to deliver a cow to a Desiard street merchant claiming the mother ordered it and a payment of 57.50. The merchant and crowd watched as the ruse unraveled and King pressed the sale before admitting the stunt.
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Desiard
Mr. Brown
DeSiard Street
Brown
Calhoun Fair
Storm forces Stinson down in hay field landing
Eddie Stinson and six aboard escaped unharmed after a forced landing in a hay field near Sherbourne Massachusetts as a northeaster battered the monoplane and its passengers. Stinson wife Baron Ravene Barnekow German aviator Philip Ashby and mechanics J T Whitaker and Fred Koehler were unhurt and taken to Framingham for travel to Boston.
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Associated Press
Sherbourn
Mass
Eddie Stinson
Stinson
Baron Ravenee Barnekow
Philip Ashby
J. T. Whitaker
Fred Koehler
Yost Starts Weekly Sports Series for Michigan
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan coach, debuts a Wednesday sports series in the paper. He promises weekly installments through the year detailing the game and its history.
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Fielding H. Yost
Michigan
Twin siblings to attend Westfield wedding of Miss Stein
Westfield bride Miss Julia Stein will marry Franklin Savoye tonight with her twin sister as bridesmaid and his twin brother as best man. The ceremony unfolds in Westfield, tying two families through a pair of twins sharing the wedding party.
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Westfield
N. Y
Julia Stein
Franklin Savoye
Readers propose Legion Air Field and Flanders Field as airport names
The News-Star opened a naming contest for the airfield at the Robert Fenwick site in Ouachita Parish Monroe. Only two suggestions were received Legion Air Field and Flanders Field both broad in scope honoring World War veterans as a whole. The police jury authorized publication to spur public input and a final choice will be made with input from readers. CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
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News-Star
T DeSiard
Robert Fen- NW
Ouachita Par
Monroe
Students Return to Classes After VMI Hazing Walkout
Virginia Military Institute cadets resumed formation and classes after a two hour meeting and a two day strike aimed at pressuring the Board of Visitors to hear the hazing case of senior W. R. Griffith. Alumni and honor court representatives led the meeting at Jackson Hall. The senior class president said the protest achieved its aim as the hearing proceeded.
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Lexington
Cadet Corps of
Virginia Military Institute
W. R. Griffith
Board of Visitors
Jackson Hall
Jack West
Suffolk
Sim
Virginia Military Institute Faces Student Strike Over Suspended Cadet
Lexington reports the VMI student body nearly all cadets stage an orderly strike over the suspension of senior W F Griffith. The board of visitors debates the issue overnight with no action, while football drills continue for Saturday's game against Maryland in Richmond.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Board of Visitors
W. H Cocke
W. F. Griffith
Griffith
Cocke
Board of Directors
University of Maryland
Richmond
Aswell Urges Jardine to Recall Cotton Carryover Report
Representative James B. Aswell of Louisiana calls on Secretary Jardine to withdraw the department’s report estimating the world cotton carryover at August 1 at about 7,800,000 bales. He cites misuse of private reports and the harm to cotton producers.
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Washington
James B. Aswell
Louisiana
Jardine
Department
Mr. Aswell
Tetlaw Named Loyola Freshmen Captain
Joe Tetlaw of Baton Rouge, last year’s all state halfback, was elected captain of the Loyola freshmen football team in New Orleans.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Joe Tetlaw
Baton Rouge
Loyola
Long moustache proves undoing of Chicago man
Wallenty Noga, 46, noted for a ten inch moustache, faced a U S commissioner on prohibition violation charges. He claimed agents misidentified liquor at his home, but the mustache prompted skepticism. Noga bound over to grand jury under $1 500 bond. his wife urged him to shave.
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Chicago
Wallenty Noga
United States
Noga
Naga
Righ
Remus Admits Pet Names for Wife in Atlanta Prison Visit
In a deposition the warden testified George Remus called his wife honey bunch and bunch of sugar during a last visit before his release. The hearing set for November 7 will determine if Remus was insane when he killed his wife Mrs. Imogene Holmes Remus, with testimony noting their affectionate exchange and a diamond ring.
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Atlanta
George Remus
John W. Snook
Charles Elston
Remus
Carl Basler
Cincinnati
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Reporters Need Solid Qualities Says See
Chicago October 19 Married men are preferred as reporters for their solid education and appearance. Robert M Lee city editor of the Chicago Tribune told Inland Daily Press association members that reporters should be solid, with courtesy, ability to make friends and accuracy. The two day meeting ends today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert M. Lee
Chicago Tribune
Inland Daily Press, Association
Lee
Lawd Hep Me Meditations on Debiting Debts
J P Alley delivers a humorous monologue in dialect about a person trying to sort out what is owed. The piece plays on financial mix ups and religious phrasing with a folksy cadence.
Teapot Dome trial details Harvey Sinclair Fall in 1921 visit
In Washington on October 19, counsel Martin W. Littleton told jurors that Harry F. Sinclair first pressed Albert B. Fall about leasing Teapot Dome during a Christmas 1921 visit to Fall’s New Mexico ranch. He alleged Sinclair sought oil swaps and payments linked to the lease while Navy officials described the exchange plan as legal after Denby approved it.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Teapot Dome Naval] Oil Reserve
New Mexico
Martin W. Littleton
Mr. Littleton
Sinclair
Fall
Naval Reserve No. 3
Teapot Dome
Oklahoma
Littleton
John K. Robison
Navy
New York
Harding
Pacific
Atlantic
California
Denby
Despondent Mother Hangs Self in Florida Home
Mrs. Sarah Harder 80, driven by grief over her son's death in Adrian Michigan, hanged herself at her daughter’s home in St. Petersburg. She had traveled from Adrian to Florida three weeks earlier.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Adrian, Mich
Sarah Harder
Adrian
Edison Portraits Show Right Face More Distinct
New York reporters note that 1,600 photographs of Thomas A. Edison taken over 80 years all reveal the right side of his face. Photographer John F. Garabant explains the inventor resembles Commander Byrd with a more expressive right profile and a relatively less defined left side.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
John F. Garabant
Commander Byrd
Heinkel hydro airplane makes river landing in Lisbon
The Heinkel hydro-airplane C-1220 flying from Warenmuende Germany to the United States via Amores landed on the Lisbon river at 9 a.m. Piloted by Horst Merz, the craft completed a 250 mile hop from Vigo Spain.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Heinkel
Warenmuende
Germany
United States
Amores
Horst Merz
Vigo
Spain
Marconi Foresees Radio Age and Praises U S Progress
Guglielmo Marconi, 53, says radio advances continue worldwide. He notes laboratories in Italy England and cooperation with RCA in the United States and his yacht Electra equipped for research. He stresses lifelong study and recent breakthroughs in short wave beam transmission.
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Washington
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Italy
England
Radio Corporation of America
Electra
Great Fish Migration Attracts Monroe Bridge Viewers
Early light draws pedestrians to the Monroe West Monroe bridge to watch thousands of bar and Buffalo fish move northward in a rapid, looping procession. Dr. K L Wood suspects paper mill pollution as a possible cause, though others offer no firm explanation as the fish vanish upstream.
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Monroe
West Monroe
K. L. Wood
Maine Keeps Direct Primary After Referendum Vote
In Portland Maine a special election resulted in Maine rejecting a move back to the caucus and convention nominating system by about two to one. The direct primary is retained for public office nominations.
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Portland
Maine
Rogers Emphasizes Quick Parachute Exit in Flight
Will Rogers plans a swift parachute deployment on his New York flight saying he wants no time keeper around as the count will be short when he pulls the ripcord.
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Los Angeles
Will Rogers
New York
Will and Wife Tragedy at Milwaukee Temple
Fred Schultze 31 bought a rifle and, after making a will for his “beloved children,” shot his wife Emma Schultze 31 at Temple Bethel in Milwaukee. Gordon Goetzinger 16 was wounded while shielding her. Schultze then shot himself as worshippers fled. The couple’s children are John 12 Mary 10 and Jeanne 7.
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Milwaukee
Fred Schultze
Temple Bethel
Gordon Goetzinger
Emma Schultze
Goetzinger
John
Mary
Jeanne
Schultze
Divorced Vanderbilt Wife Chooses New Name
Virginia Fair, daughter of James Graham Fair, will be known socially as Mrs. Graham Fair Van derbilt. The former wife of W K Vanderbilt now appears in society sections under that name.
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New York
W. K. Vanderbilt
Graham Fair Vanderbilt
Virginia
James Graham Fair
Marines Battle Bandits in Nicaragua Search for Missing Fliers
A 40 member American patrol escaped a 300 strong irregular force in Nueva Segovia Nicaragua after fierce fighting that left 67 irregulars killed or wounded and four constabulary dead. The unit sought two missing Marine aviators, Second Lieutenant F E A Thomas and Sergeant Frank E Dowdell, near Quilali.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nueva Sergovia
Marine Corp
F E. A. Thomas
Frank E. Dowdell
Quilali
Jacon Treen
George J. J. O'Shea
Jicato
J. B. O'Neil
Guardia National
Kenneth Struck
O’shea
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Mallory liner sails to New York after port fire
The Mallory Line steamship San Jacinto arrived with cargo afire and left for New York. Seventy eight bales of damaged cotton and a warload of flour eggs and feed were ruined. Fire extinguished by the crew under Captain F G Avery with no injuries or panic among forty passengers.
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Key West
Fla
Mallory Line
San Jacinto
New York
F. G. Avery
Earl Carroll Nears Release from Jail After Parole Approval
Earl Carroll prepared to complete a name change as he nears release from Atlanta federal prison. Parole, approved by Attorney General Sargent, follows a four month sentence for perjury tied to a sensational New York theater bath tub party. Countess Cathcart attended the event with guests including Thaw, Irvin S Cobb and Al Jolson.
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Earl Carroll
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Sargent
Washington
Carroll
New York
Joyce Hawley
Countess Cathcart
Herbert Adams
Ney
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