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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
2
In a farm house a mob of frightened occupants cry out as doors shake from pounding. Dicky cuts a gag, frees the narrator, and plans escape through a veranda roof aided by Jim, while fears for Li'an and Madge linger amid the chaos.
After being restrained and gagged, the narrator rests in Dicky Graham’s arms as Jim, Dicky, and Katie scramble to break doors and free others. A frantic chase leads to Katherine’s door and Katie’s scream reports Katherine dead and the room cleared by Jim. The sequence reveals a kidnapping danger tied to Grace Draper’s past actions and a rescue operation in progress.
Godfrey L. Cabot president of the National Aeronautic Association will be in Washington D C for Armistice Day. Accep tances from government officials and air base officers are pouring in. The Huff Daland field dedication near the south side is seen as a national event with a parade and a banquet at the Hotel Virginia on November 11.
Public notice details a waiting area labeled DUS 208 in the So Grand building with a contact phone 772 4 251. No further context or actions clarified.
A year ago today an explosion during target practice on the U S Scout Cruiser Trenton near the Virginia Capes killed thirteen sailors and injured many more.
William H. Turner, once presumed dead in a Kentucky mine blast, sends word from Hamburg about his wife's health and later returns leading to his arrest. His wife receives 25 000 dollars in insurance. Reports describe resignations, inspections, and parish health activity with Crusade helmets and double barred cross emblems at a chapel service.
Officers of the 500 health Crusaders of Barkdale Faulk school take oaths at a morning exercise with Charles Roddy as health officer and Gladys Warner as assistant. Twenty two officers sworn in by G. B. Cooley of the Ouachita Tuberculosis and Public Health Association as pupils pledge to maintain 85 per cent grades and serve four weeks.
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