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03 Sep 1935
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
1
Edge of riot grips Florida election day clashes
Rioting flared at multiple Tampa polling sites as clubs struck voters. Three city firemen and a special policeman were slightly wounded. Adjutant General sent 250 to 3 troops to quell disturbances amid a bitter mayoral contest between Mayor Chancey and ex mayor McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atampa
Fla
Vivian Collins
116Th Field Artillery
W. C. Spencer
City Machine
R. E. L. Chancey
D. B. McKay
Labor Day Speeches Split On Roosevelt Across Nation
Labor Day rallies featured AFL head William Green praising New Deal social legislation while attacking foes. Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge called the administration the greatest enemy of labor as UMWA chief John L. Lewis urged labor to support Roosevelt with votes and pennies. Col. Frank Knox, a GOP hopeful, remained in the mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Organized Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Canton
Ohio
Roosevelt
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Sioux City Falls
S. C
Talmadge
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Leprosy Doctor's Family Among Dixie Passengers
Widely known Louisianians appear among passengers on the grounded Dixie off Florida. Dr. Oswald E. Denny, a leprosy specialist and major in the U S Public Health Service, is to be transferred to Molokai. His wife Elizabeth Miller and relatives from New Orleans and Carville are aboard with their sons. Ivy Green Kittredge, former New Orleans city attorney, is also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New
Oswald E. Denny
Carville
Robert H. Denny
Philip H. Denny
Denny
United States Public Health Service
United States
Limon reaches Dixie as rescue work continues off Florida Keys
The liner Dixie lay aground on a coral reef off the Florida Keys with 350 aboard as rescue ships Hampered by haze and heavy seas. The United Fruit Limon reported reaching the stricken vessel near French Key and waiting for weather to improve to transfer passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Limon
Dixie
United Fruit Limon
S. S. Dixie
B. Holdt
New York
French Key
Carysfort Reef
Morgan Line
Florida Keys
Reaper
United Fruit
Platano
Watertown
Agwistar
Coast Guard
Carrabasset
Saukee
King
Navy Department
Washington
Carrsfort Reef
State of Morning Star Ambiguity Raises Questions
Local readers confront unclear phraseology in a brief morning edition. The fragment hints at a reference to a star or person but lacks context or concrete details to determine the exact subject or event.
Two Prisoners Granted Clemency in Louisiana Pardon
Baton Rouge reports Gov. O K Allen granted clemency to two prisoners per state pardon board. Leroy Duckworth received a six month reprieve after serving 17 months of a two year Morehouse parish sentence for wounding less than mayhem. Eli Thomas, jailed for burglary in Winn parish, was pardoned from a ten year sentence. Bond forfeitures totaling 500 dollars for Ethridge and 500 dollars for Citizen were remitted, with Armstrong’s bond amount not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Leroy Duckworth
Morehouse Parish
Eli Thomas
Winn Parish
William C. Ethridge
New Orleans
Thomas Cage
Chestina Citizen
Robert Knight
Charles R. Armstrong
Louis Green
Italy Ethiopia Pledge Peace Urged by League
Geneva Sept 3 Informed diplomats said the League of Nations will likely ask Premier Mussolini and Emperor Haile Selassie to pledge not to use war to settle their Ethiopia dispute The British delegation plans to press this approach to avert hostilities and initiate league action Continue reading on page three
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
New Rulings On Cane Issued By AAA For Louisiana Growers
Washington reports new administrative rulings by the AAA allow small Louisiana sugar cane growers to market up to 100 tons regardless of base production. Larger producers may market up to 20 percent above base if they accept deductions in benefit payments. The contracting grower may market up to 20 percent more than base or 100 tons, whichever is larger, with deductions applied to those at 100 tons base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Louisiana
Coxe Named State High School Supervisor in Louisiana
John E. Coxe, after 15 years with the Louisiana state department of education, is appointed state high school supervisor following Charles F. Trudeau’s resignation. Harris informs parish officials in a letter. Trudeau cites a wish to rest and says he leaves on good terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
John E. Coxe
State Department of Education
Charles F. Trudeau
T. H. Harris
Trudeau
Harris
Hull Says Oil Grant Will Not Affect Policy
Secretary Hull stated that the Ethiopian concession to the African Exploration and Development corporation would not influence U S policy on the Italo Ethi opian dispute. He noted no official reaction had yet been possible on Emperor Haile Selassie s grant of development rights in over half the empire to Anglo American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
African Exploration and Development Corporation
United States
Haile Selassie
Husband Held After Two Slayings Near Cleveland Tenn
In Cleveland Tennessee a 26 year old married woman and a 25 year old man were found shot to death in a parked car. Deputy Sheriff Sim Goodwin said the woman's husband, Sam Rogers 28 a hosiery mill worker, admitted shooting them after summoning officers. Rogers claimed suspicions were aroused earlier that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tenn
Sim Goodwin
Goodwin
Sam Rogers
Malcolm McNabb
Rogers
Campbell trips 304 mph on Utah salt flats record run
Sir Malcolm Campbell, England's speed king, set a new land speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats with an average of 299.875 mph. He first dashed the mile in 11.83 seconds at 304.311 mph, then logged 12.18 seconds for the measured mile at 295.566 mph, the two runs averaging just under 300 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Roosevelt approves $5 million allotment for canal work
President Roosevelt approved a five million dollar allotment for preliminary work on the Florida Gulf Atlantic ship canal project, part of a proposed one hundred forty six million dollar program. The aid aims to advance initial construction steps and related studies as officials move to develop the waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Florida Gulf-Atlantic Ship Canal
British Ship King Lud Reported Aground
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 3 The British steamer King Lud bound from Vancouver to Melbourne went aground on shoals east of Port Pirie near New Zealand The 400 foot schooner of 5224 gross tons owned by King Line Ltd was built by Har-Wolff Belfast in - Details of the accident were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Vancouver
Melbourne
Port Pirie
New Zealand
Marine Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
King Line, Ltd
Har—— Wolff, Ltd
Belfast
Tropical Storm Near Punta Rassa Off Florida Coast
A tropical storm was about 40 miles west of Punta Rassa at noon as it tracked northwestward through the Gulf of Mexico parallel to Florida’s west coast. Forecasters warned winds of 65 to 69 mph along the gulf coast toward Clearwater and kept storm warnings in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Punta Rassa
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
West Gulf Coast
Former City Attorney of Orleans Seeks Back Pay
Former Orleans city health board attorney Bertrand I. Cahn writes to Health Superintendent Dr J M Hatchler claiming his successor earns 350 dollars monthly while he cannot recover back pay. He says discharge without cause grants legal right to payment. Cahn stayed loyal to Mayor Walmsley during Choctaw club realignment near Huey Long's group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bertrand I. Cahn
New Orleans City
Choctaw Club
Huey P. Long
Passengers Listed On Periled Dixie Liner Off Florida Reef
New Orleans dispatch reports officers of Morgan Line released a passenger list for the Dixie liner, en route from New Orleans to New York with about 400 aboard when it ran aground on a Florida reef shortly before midnight Monday. The list includes Mrs. M. Hackett of Baton Rouge and others across Louisiana New York and Brooklyn with several from Los Angeles Minneapolis and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Coast Guard
Einar William Sunda
Storm
Dixie
S. Cooper
Southern Pacific Steame Ship Lines
Reaper
Carysfort
Morgan Line
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Florida Reef
New York
M. Hackett
Baton Rouge
Phoebe Palfrey
Jeanne Soule
Ann Haggerty
F. P. Haggaman
R. M
George F. Outland, Sr
Los Angeles
Ann Anglin
Brooklyn
Josephine Anglin
Charles J. Badger
Houston
Lyle W. Kerr
San Antonio
Ethel T. Haugen
A. Cinder
H. Lintin
Helen Wharton
Fliers Loafing Along On Trip To Argentina
James C. Prosser and Gilbert Stoll reached Cincinnati from Columbus on a trip to Argentina where they plan a non stop flight back to Cleveland. They said they would fly to New Orleans later and may stop at Birmingham depending on weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James C. Prosser
Gilbert Stoll
Columbus
Argentina
Cleveland
Prosser
New Orleans
Birmingham
Bastrop couple listed on Dixie liner bound for New York
Dr and Mrs C B Johnston of Bastrop appear among Dixie liner passengers bound for New York from New Orleans. They are former Monroe residents with the doctor having run a dental practice in Bastrop for years. His mother, Mrs C B Johnston Sr, lives in Monroe at 200 Breard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Johnston
Bastrop
New York
New Orleans
Monroe
Breard Street
Aggression for Kiwanis Urged at Louisiana Meeting
Pi The outstanding challenge to Kiwanis clubs in the next ten years is an aggressive participation in public affairs. Faber A Bollinger of Atlanta Kiwanis International trustee urged during the Louisiana Mississippi Kiwanis district convention banquet in Lake Charles. Election of officers and a fellow-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Charles
Faber A. Bollinger
Atlanta
Kiwanis International
Louisiana- Mississippi
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