El Dorado to Get Gas from Field and Camden Link
Announcement from the Louisiana Arkansas Pipe Line company details a nearly 1.5 million dollar contract to build a 16 inch gas line 55 miles from Sterlington to El Dorado Arkansas. National Supply company of Texas to construct the line with a 60 day estimate. pipeline capacity 75 to 80 million cubic feet daily feeding El Dorado and Camden from the Monroe field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana-Arkansas Pipe Line Company
Sterlington
el Dorado
Ark
D. Hunter
National Supply Company of Texas
Ouachita Natural Gas Company
Monroe
Richland Parish
Hunter
S. LD. Hunter
Louisiana-Arkansas Pipeline Company
el Dorado Gas Company
Union County
Camden
South Arkansas
Louisiana
Central States Gas and Electric Company
Smackover
Monroe Field
Jena Shooting Ties Two Local Youths and Sheriff’s Pursuit
Willie Yule 21 was shot near Jena by Johnson Bradford 22 during an automobile outing. Yule, fatally wounded, is under care in Jena while Bradford fled and is being sought by the sheriff. Bradford is son of Tullos town marshal J D Bradford who was killed a month earlier by George Frizzell, now jailed awaiting trial.
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News-Star
Jena
Willie Yule
Johnson Bradford
Ward 5
Yule
Bradford
Sheriff’s Office
Catahoula Lake
J. D. Bradford
Tullos
George Frizzell
Rev Culpepper Dies at Home in West Monroe
The Rev Dr Marvin M Culpepper age 60 died this morning at 4 o clock at his West Monroe home after a long illness. A respected Methodist preacher, he held various charges including Trinity Methodist Church in San Antonio before retirement. Surviving are his wife, son Rev Ross Culpepper, and daughters Sue Louise and Melvina May. Funeral plans awaiting relatives.
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Marvin M. Culpepper
West Monroe
Culpepper
Trinity Methodist Church
San Antonio
Twin Cities
Kansas City
Stuttgart
Ark
Olathe
Kans
Ross Culpepper
Texas
Sue Louise
Melvina May
Hindenburg Denies German War Guilt
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg repudiated Germany’s war guilt and pledged to prove the case before impartial judges. The speech coincides with American veterans in Europe and rising Franco American ties, signaling a renewed moral campaign for Reich rehabilitation and possible international controversy.
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von Hindenburg
Berlin
Germany
Tannenberg
Reich
Believe Maddoo Trying to Head Off Al's Rally
In New York McAdoo and Edwin Meredith visited to curb the movement backing Governor Smith. Frank O. Lowden’s New York visit was seen as a counter to Hughes and Hoover booms, amid talk of a Hughes Hoover ticket in the Republican camp.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Edwin T. Meredith
Wilson
Smith
Frank O. Lowden
Chas. E. Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Hughes
Hoover
Toronto Woman Takes Lead in National Golf Championship
Ada McKenzie of Toronto led the qualifying round with 77 in the women's national championship at Garden City New York. Maureen Orcutt and Miriam Burns Horn tied for second at 78 while Mrs O F Hill of Kansas City led early with 85 after breaking 90.
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Associated Press
Garden City
N. Y
Ada McKenzie
Toronto
Canada
Maureen Orcutt
Miriam Burns Horn
O. F. Hill
Kansas City
Stetson
W. G. Frazer
Alexa Stirling
Marion Turpie
New Orleans
Four Derby Planes Missing After Cross Country Start
Twenty five light commercial planes began the Roosevelt Field cross country derby with four still unaccounted for hours after, while others reported in. Fog and rain forced several to land and engine trouble troubled some crews. Unreported craft include two Waco 10s piloted by Tex LaGrone and R E Dake and two Eagle Rocks piloted by G Smith and L F Hughes.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
Roosevelt Field
Tex LaGrone
Kansas City
G. Smith
Tacoma
L. F. Hughes
Wheeling
W. Va
R. E. Dake
Pittsburgh
Meyers Reaches Cleveland in National Air Derby
C W Meyers of Detroit became the first to depart Bellefonte Pennsylvania in the national air derby and landed at Cleveland Ohio at approximately 12 19 pm He is listed as entry 36 piloting a Waco 10 in the event.
Blood tests fail to prove maternity in Cleveland case
Cleveland physicians and blood specialists at a conference with Judge Carl V. Weygandt said medical science cannot conclusively prove if Mrs. Sam Smith is the mother of the baby she nurses at Fairview Park hospital. She claims a hospital mix up gave her a different baby after birth on August 22.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Carl V. Weygandt
Sam Smith
Fairview Park Hospital
Washington Star editor Rudolph Kauffman dies at 74
Rudolph Kauffman longtime managing editor of the Washington Star died suddenly at his daughter Mrs. Lewis Murray home on West Lake Road near Dunkirk New York. He was 74 and death was attributed to heart trouble. He had come to stay with his daughter about three weeks ago.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Rudolph Kauffman
Washington, D. C
Star
Lewis N. Murray
Weat Lake Road
Foggy Start Delays Cross-Country Flight From Roosevelt Field
Twenty five light commercial planes began a cross country flight to Spokane at 6 01 am from Roosevelt Field New York with clock like precision despite early fog. Weather cleared briefly as 23 led the line and two formed a second line amid spectators cavalry and photo planes.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Spokane
Wash
Meditations by J. P. Alle and hustling car crowd
A fragment from a 1920s style humorous column describes J. P. Alle’s meditations and folks riding in a big fine auto while no one notices and hooslers mingle, creating a vivid street scene.
Paris Rally Opens Legion Convention Led by Howard Savage
American Legion Commander Howard P. Savage heads the convention opening in Paris as the organization gathers for a major meeting. Paris hosts the event withSavage serving as chief envoy.
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Howard P. Savage
American Legion
Great French Marshals Review American Legion Parade
Marshals Foch and Joffre reviewed the American marching unit at the Palace de la Concorde. The parade moved past the Arc de Triomphe in a display of Allied unity.
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France
Foch
Joffre
Palace de la Concorde
Legion
Arc de Triomphe
Curfew Lockdown for Teachers and Janitors in North Salem
In North Salem New York a 10 oclock curfew is in force for teachers and school janitors to keep them in best condition for instruction. By rule of the board of education they must limit their evenings out on days school is in session.
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Assocated Press
North Salem
N. Y
Board of Education
Big Fightfest At Sythe Ball Park Promises Loud Coverage
The News-Star reports electric amplifiers will broadcast Dempsey Tunney fight announcements from home plate to the grandstand and surrounding areas at Sythe Ball Park. Chicago reporters and AP writers will cover the Thursday night fracas, with cartoonist Quill and Menke filing firsthand dope.
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Forsythe Ball Park
News- Star Mag
Baseball
Chicago
Menke
News-Star
Quill
Associated Press
Legion Parade in Paris Honors Unknown Soldier
Fourteen thousand American Legion veterans and their families paraded under the Arc de Triomphe and past the unknown soldier’s tomb in Paris. Marshals Foch and Joffre and General Pershing reviewed the march, while Louisiana veterans drew the strongest cheers from crowds. The Legion’s ninth convention opened at the Trocadero Palace with President Doumergue and Marshal Foch among the dignitaries amid bands, flags, and a moment of silence for war dead.
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Palais DU Trocadero
Paris
American Legion
France
Place d’Iena
Arc de Triomphe
Champs Elyses
Place de la Concorde
Louisiana
Florida
Legionnaires
American Legion Auxiliary
Trocadero
Doumergue
Marshal Foch
General Pershing
Howard P. Savage
The
Trocadero Palace
Marshal Fosh
Savage
America
France and U S leaders open American Legion convention
President Doumergue of France and General Pershing of the United States stood together on the Trocadero Palace platform in Paris as the American Legion overseas convention formally opened this morning.
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Doumergue
France
General Pershing
United States
Trocadero Palace
Paris
American Legion Overseas Convention
Cotton Prices Decline on New Orleans Market
New Orleans on September 19 reports cotton prices broke 100 points after an early advance. Decline driven by weak stocks, freer offerings, and a demoralized speculative element after last week's sharp declines. Dec futures slipped to 20.60 from 21.60 earlier, with a late rally but overall weak undertone.
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New Orleans
Young Oklahoma killer to face death penalty in Beggs bank robbery
Matthew Kimes, a youthful Oklahoma outlaw, was sentenced to death by an Okmulgee county jury for murder in the Beggs double robbery in which Police Chief W. J. McAnally was killed. Jurors initially deadlocked 21 to 1 on punishment before verdict followed.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Okmulgee County
Beggs
W. J. McAnally
Kimes
James Hayes
Hays
Roy Brandon
Brandon
McAnally
Creek County
A. N. Boatman
State Penitentiary
Perry Chucalate
Sequoyah County
Rock Field Pressures Fall 2.8 Percent in Six Months
William F. Chisholm reports Monroe field rock pressure averaged 554 pounds, down 16 pounds or 2.8 percent from six months earlier as 460 wells were gauged in January February, with 23 new wells in the interval. The report notes most pressures unchanged, some slight increases, and highlights Richland parish field eight wells with much higher pressures.
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William F. Chisholm
Shreveport
Minerals Division
State Department of Conservation
Monroe
New Richland
Monroe Field
Richland
Gulf Refining Company
Marshfield No
S. D. Hunter
McCoy
Palmer Corporation
Colvin No
Colvin
Ruston Drilling Company
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LA Salle
J. Bradford
Rev. Culpepper
U.S. Legion
Madoo
Mississippi
St. Louis
Memphis
Vicksburg
Red
Alexandria
Ouachita
Hambones ‘Meditations
J.P. Alle
Pass In Review
ARC_D TRIOMPHE
Pershing
Young Okla
Bandit
Richland Wells
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