Monroe ink plant eyed to boost regional industry
A Fairbanks Ouachita parish news ink plant, linked with H. D. Roosen Company, ships a carload daily to New Orleans for export to Mexico, Central America, and Cuba. The operation, secretive at start, uses a new process and could expand into a major Monroe product for nationwide supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Col. Export Company
Fairbanks
H. D. Roosen Company
America
Roosen
Brooklyn
Chicago
Los Angeles
Havana
Mexico
Ouachita Parish
New York
New Orleans
Central America
Cuba
Texas
And
News
Five Negroes Escape Death in Ruston Crash
Five Black occupants of a Ford escaped serious harm when a truck struck their car on the Vienna road near Ruston and drove off. G A Adams aided bystanders to pull them free and take them home. Sheriff Thigpin vows to pursue the responsible parties as Lincoln Parish officers intensify highway safety efforts.
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News-Star
Ruston
Vienna
G. A. Adams
Thigpin
Lincoln
New York Starts Plan to Cut Out Summer Vacation
New York accelerates reforms to replace idle summer break with supervised play schools run by the Child Study Association of America in cooperation with the Board of Education. Seventeen city camps operate as all day programs emphasizing nature study, crafts, cooking, nursing, swimming, and health exams with a nominal luncheon fee and preventive education.
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New York
A. P
America
Child Study Association of America
Board of Education
Evry
Shenandoah Gas Cell Expansion Testimony In Inquiry
Testimony before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster notes unusual gas cell expansion as the airship broke up. Lieutenants Hendley Bauch Mayer and others describe nose tilt during a second rapid descent and confirm conflicting survivor accounts while wind and weather are reviewed.
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Lakehurst
N. J
A. P
Naval Court of Inquiry
Thomas S. Hendley
Shenandoah
Leutenant Hendley
Charles E. Bauch
Hendley
Bauch
Roland G. Mayer
Special Investigating Naval Board
Jacob H. Klein
Klein
Special
Navy
Edeclan G. Mayer
J. B. Anderson
Thomas B. Hendley
Charles E. Rosendahl
Anderson
Mayer
Mitchell
Army Air Service
Anton Heinen
Capitan Heinen
Detective Tarver Kills Suspected Drunk Woman in Self Defense
City Detective L V Tarver shot and killed Etta Johnson on Adams Street when she resisted arrest after being warned in a store. Coroner's jury to investigate but Tarver not to be charged, police say the shooting was in self defense. Johnson, labeled a notorious offender, allegedly reached for a knife before the fatal shot.
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L. V. Tarver
Etta Johnson
Adams Street
Tarver
Ross Ladato
DeLiard Street
Sheriff's Department
Peters
Itta Johnson
Preparations Under Way For Debt Talks With France
Washington themed week as American debt commission speeds up final plans for Thursday talks with the French mission led by Finance Minister Caillaux. President Coolidge to host a White House dinner. Mellon to greet the envoys. discussions to cover interest charges on the French obligation.
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Washington
A. P
American Debt Commission
New York
Paris
Caillaux
Winston
the Treasury
Myron T. Herrick
France
Coolidge
Daeschner
Mellon
M. Caillaux
White House
Naval Airmen Chalked Up Good Sea Record
Langley aircraft crew reports remarkable feats in the search for Commander John Rodgers and PN-9 No. 1 off Hawaii. Flying land planes from sea, they covered over 15,000 square miles, logged more than 100 hours aloft, and sustained no crashes or injuries despite all-weather conditions.
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San Diego
Calif
A. P
Navy
Langley
John Rodgers
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Karl F. Smith
C. P. Mason
Smith
Naval
Navy air service urged to stay unified under Navy
Secretary Wilbur told the president's air board that the Navy should maintain its air service as part of naval organization and oppose a separate national air force or a joint Army-Navy system. He warned that independence would disrupt unity of command and training, stressing the air service supports naval power and sea control. He noted aviation's civil development should be regulated federally and that collaboration with civil aviation benefits both services.
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Washington
A. P
Navy Air Service Organization
Wilbur
Air Board
War Department
Army Air Service
Department of National Defense
Air Forces
Navy
Naval Air
Marine Corps
Army
Navy Department
Air Service
Bureau of Aeronautics
Naval and
Bureau of Navigation
Department
Cretary
Naval Aviation
Eberle
Naval Operations
United Air Force
Naval Air Force
Ransdell backs unified U S air service in cabinet post
Shreveport Louisiana September 22 United States Senator Joseph E Ransdell urged creation of a single air service headed by a cabinet member. He supported Colonel William Mitchell and General Mason M Patrick views on unity and predicted aviation will reshape warfare and commerce while highlighting prospects for aerial pest control experiments in Tallulah and Huff Dalind planes for commercial use.
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Shreveport
A. P.1
Air Service
War and Navy Departments
United States
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Mason M. Patrick
Mitchell
Senator Ransdell
Ransdell
America
Europe
War
Navy
Commerce
Congress
Post Office Department
Tallulah
Huff-Daland Company
Coad
Huff- Daland
New Orleans
Panama
Ransell
Ft. Meyer
Wright Brothers
Raw gear prices hit record low on market sale
New York September 22 prices for raw gear fell to the lowest level since May 1922 following a large sale. The drop reflected market pressure and broader commodity trends as traders awaited further data.
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New York
A. P
Woman's body found in New York furnace case
Police uncovered Mrs. Sophie Poleski inside a lumber yard furnace on Lewis Street. Fireman George Symak was arrested, accused of killing her after beating her with a bottle. Autopsy planned to determine if death was by blows or burning. Poleski, her husband, was found injured and questioned.
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New York
A. P
Sophie Poleski
East Side
Lewis Street
George Symak
John Poleski
District Attorney’s Office
Symak
Quiet Front as Politics Replaces Fighting in Rif
From Fez to Beni Zhoul reports say Abd el Khyim drives political influence while French forces regroup in cooler weather. West Rif tribesmen surrender in growing numbers as the front lines pause and aviators press toward enemy villages and key concentration points.
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Fez
French Morocco
A. P
Abd-El-Ki'm
Bugarous
Te~tuan
Odd Fellows Consider Extension Proposals
The sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, led by Grand Sire A. H. Thompson of Detroit, recommended allowing admission to members of all races worldwide. The Netherlands grand lodge presented a request from men in the Dutch East Indies to join the fraternal order, as the convention met in Portland Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
A. P
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
A. H. Thompson
Detroit
Grand Lodge of the
Netherlands
Hearing on Cotton Seed Rate Set for Saturday
Jackson Mississippi hearing set by the state railroad commission on a petition by the Jackson Traffic Bureau to reduce demurrage rates at local cotton seed mills. The request seeks to extend the $2 per day flat rate beyond the first four days for all time.
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Jackson
Miss
A. P
Jackson Traffic Bureau
State Railroad Commission
GASSER CUTTING CRATER AS FLOW CONTINUES HIGH
The Beckman-Freeman gasser remains active with steady water flow and strong gas pressure. Estimated water output is about 100 gallons per hour, while the field shows potential for gas and oil pay at multiple depths. Offsets and drilling preparations proceed as Derrick timbers arrive for bridge projects on the Lone Star Highway.
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R. H. Brooks
Urania
Beckman-Freeman
Beckman
Freeman
Cleve Love
Rowe-Wallace
Bayou Chickasaw
Lone Star Highway
Fire gut garage in Atlanta destroys cars
A blaze in Atlanta early today caused about 125000 dollars damage, gutting a garage and badly damaging or destroying 75 to 100 automobiles and trucks stored inside. The fire's origin is under investigation.
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Atlanta
Registered Mail Stolen at Union Station Toledo
United States registered and first class mail were stolen today from the registered mail room at Union Station in Toledo Ohio. The loot included a pouch of registered mail a hand package resembling a jewelry box a registered letter and a hand package with about 25 first class letters.
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Toledo
Ohio
United States
Union Station
River stage updates for Mississippi and nearby basins
River readings show Memphis at 1.8 feet with a 0.8 rise, Vicksburg 3.6 up 0.2, New Orleans 1.5 up 0.3, Shreveport 20.4 down 0.1, Red River at Alexandria 10.7 up 8.8, Ouachita at Camden 4.8 down 0.2 and Monroe 13.2 unchanged, Ohio at Cario 10.1 down 0.4.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksbur
New Orleans
Shreveport
Red
Alexandria
Ouachita
Camden
Monroe
Unchanged
Ohio
Cario
Naval officers oppose independent air force plan
Secretary Wilbur and Admiral Eberle testified against Mitchells plan for a separate air force and a unified or separate air corps. They urged maintaining naval aviation within the fleet and central war department unity to ensure coordinated training and operations.
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Washington
A. P
Air Board
Wilbur
Edward W. Eberle
Naval Operations
William Mitchell
Department of National Defense
Mitchell
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Chief
Marine Corps
Eberte
War Department
Mitchell denies bribery claims before air probe
Colonel William Mitchell said he cannot be bought or influenced by any agency or person as he prepares to testify before the president’s air inquiry in Washington. He departs San Antonio with aide Harry Short, routing through Dallas, Shreveport, Jackson, Memphis, Cairo, St Louis, Indianapolis and Dayton.
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San Antonio
William Mitchell
Washington
Coolidge
Concera
Mitchell
Air Service
United States
Harry Short
Board of Aeronautic
Ernest Hinds
Eighth Corps
Dellas
Shreveport
Jackson
Memphis
Cairo
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Dayton
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Fairbanks News Ink
Navy Board
U. S
Cabinet Office
N.Y. Furnace
Lumber Yard
Odd Fellows
Roger Sudireau
Mme
Roger Sudreau
Jacqueline Lebaudy
Sahara
Gasser
Col. Mitchell
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