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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

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Five Dollar Drop On Cotton Market Forecast Slips

World selling orders hit the New York cotton pit after the government pegged a 45 810 000 bale crop. Prices fell to multi year lows as yields improved and frost risks were uncertain. Washington projected 15 810 000 bales with warm early September aiding growth, while pests still threaten later yields. Continued on page ten.

New York A.P Washington A. P Department of Agriculture Btopont Tokadenes Elscee Crop Reporting Board N. O New Orleans

Four Escape In Night Break At Caldwell Jail

Four prisoners two whites and two colored escaped from Caldwell parish jail in Columbia Louisiana last night. They reportedly knocked a hole through the second story wall, used a knotted rope to descend, and fled before dawn.

Caldwell iews-Star Columbia Liberty Caldwell Parish Sheriff's Department

Tanney flies to Sesqui battle with Casey piloting

Gene Tanney changed plans and flew from Shawnee to Philadelphia for the title fight with Jack Dempsey at Sesqui. Casey Jones piloted the plane from New York and Wade Morton of Detroit rode as passenger. The five mile drive and hour flight aimed to ease a hard road trip before the bout.

Shawnee Delaware A. P Gene Tanney Philadelphia Jack Dempsey Stroudsburg Casey” Jones New York Wade Morton Detroit Philadelphia Navy Yard Tunney

Gusher Largest of Week in La Salle Field

Estimated 2000 barrel Winbery No. 3 well in section 7T-10-2E La Salle parish led last week’s Urania oil field activity. Six other completions totaled several dozen barrels daily while Monroe gas field saw Palmer No. 1 produce 1 012 770 cubic feet daily.

Hunt-McCurry-Zoder Winbery LaSalle Parish Urania Texas Oil Company Swope Grant Parish Natural Gas and Fuel Corporation F. ‘Fulles Ohio Oil Company Omas le Parish Tunica Petroleum Company LaSalle Perish Humble: Oil Company Edenborn Winn. Parish Monroe Palmer Corporation McHenry No. 1 Ouachita Parish

Judge Tries Out Own Sentence of Bread and Water

Harlingen Neb Sept 23 The judge Wilbur F vast of Nebraska bread and water juries has begun a second day of the diet after claiming dreams of bountiful feasts The jail diet aims to curb violators of the liquor law with a stark menu while the judge cites somnolent nerves and longing for variety in meals

Harlingen Neb Pa. P Wilbur F. Vast Nebraska Dirks

Knife Wielder Held After Fatal Camp Slashing

Davis Taylor was killed at a Dixon Ward Five logging camp near Columbia Louisiana after a dispute over a jug of whiskey. Grady Hayle, lifelong Leesville native, was arrested by Sheriff McClanahan and jailed in Caldwell Parish jail.

the News-Star Colum Bia Davis Taylor Grady Hayle Here Hayle McClanahan Caldwell Parish Dixon Leesville Co Clanahan L. N. Norwood Taylor

Weeping Girl Testifies in Daugherty Case

A weeping girl testified in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case. Evidence showed Richard Merton paid John T. King two liberty loan bonds worth 20 000 dollars, exchanged for smaller bonds by an attorney in the alien property custodian's office. Merton claimed a 441 000 dollar commission for expediting matters in 1921. Regine Mullen testified how bonds were presented at the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank in 1928 for exchange.

New York A. P Harry M. Daugherty Thomas W. Miller Richard Merton John T. King Republican National Connecticut Alien Property Custodian Merton King Societe Suisse American Metal Co Miller Regine Mullen Federal Reserve Bank Philadelphia Vincent Carroll

Williams Under Seas Colony Hunkered in Caves After Hurricane

Associated Press reports Williams Under Seas Picture Corporation colony on Highbourne Bay sheltered in caves during the hurricane. Wildlife like snakes and lizards accompanied them overnight as they endured the storm. In Miami, health officials ordered citizens handling food to be vaccinated against typhoid, with over 3 500 volunteers awaiting the shot. Chief of Police Leslie Quigg announced a testing drive with high participation.

Associated Press Williams Underseas Picture Corporation Highbourne Bay Miami

Bastrop to Host Elaborate Civic Industrial Progress Celebration

Bastrop and Morehouse parish plan a October 21 celebration marking a new era with rapid civic and industrial progress. The event will feature churches, a high school, theatre, new homes and businesses, paving, and industrial plant growth, with trains, speakers, bands, and a large banquet planned.

Bastrop Monroe Ouachita Bastrop and Morehouse Virginia Bastrop Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club L. W. Baldwin Missouri Pacific E. A. Frost A. and L. M. Railroad Riley J. Wilson Page Ten

Epidemic Fears Rise After Florida Storm Rescue Efforts

Rescue and relief work intensifies across southeastern Florida after a hurricane. Vaccination drives underway as Dania and Moorehaven evacuations proceed and death tolls rise with hundreds still unaccounted.

Cotton Crop Hit in South Alabama and Pensacola

Damage from the hurricane along the Gulf Coast is estimated at 3 million dollars. Pensacola and other Gulf cities begin repairs after the cyclone moved through Florida Alabama and Mississippi. No deaths reported in Pensacola though several are known in Alabama. Continued on page nine.

South Alabama Pensacola Fla A. P Miami Gulf Florida Alabama Mississippi Naval

News-Star Fighteet Championship Match Preview

Readiness for the Dempesey-Tunne championship event as gates open with free admission and first come first served. Police Superintendent Apgar announces a special officer detachment will patrol outside, with fans urged to arrive near 7 PM for the 7:30 PM start.

News-Star Ee Park Footer Dempesey-Tunne

Dempsey and Tunney Set for Big Boat Fight

Philadelphia reports clear weather and swift fan arrival for the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout. Officials estimate nearly 200000 fans will attend, filling the 182000 capacity stadium as railroads rush to handle crowds. Ticket scalping market collapses with sudden drop in rates.

Philadelphia A. P

Dempsey Tunney Fight Get Ready For Big Push

Crowds surged toward the arena as boxing fans awaited the Dempsey Tunney title bout with preliminaries at 8 p m and the main event around 9 30. Gene Tunney arrived by plane from Stroudsburg camp while Dempsey prepared in Atlantic City car transport. Tunney weighed 185 1 2 pounds and Dempsey 190, amplifying the champion’s edge and betting odds near 4 to 1.

Gene Tunney Stroudsburg Tex Rickard Dempsey Atlantic City Jess Willard Page Ten

Ponzi Seeks Florida Land Sale for Storm Relief

Charles Ponzi, jailed in Houston while appealing extradition to Boston, offers 31 warranty deeds for sixty two Florida Columbia county lots. He asks Mayor Oscar Holcombe to sell the land and add the proceeds to Florida relief funds. Holcombe has not decided his response.

Houston A. P Charles Ponzi Boston Florida Ponzi Oscar Holcombe Columbia County

River stage readings for Mississippi and Ouachita rivers

River stage data shows Memphis 24.6 feet up 0.1, Vicksburg 30.6 up 0.2, New Orleans 6.1 unchanged, Shreveport 10.9 down 0.2, Alexandria 3.0 down 0.4, Camden on Ouachita unchanged, Menzoe 13.7 unchanged.

Mississippi Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans Shreveport Alexandria Ouachita Camden

Leopold Prince Hopes Tunney Wins Fight Before Nordic Visit

Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium expects Gene Tunney to defeat Jack Dempsey. He plans to have results wired instantly as he prepares to depart for Stockholm to visit his fiancée Princess Astrid.

Prince Leopold Brussels A. P Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey Stockholm Astrid

Hollywood Hotel Shelters Storm Victims After Disaster

Hollywood Florida September storm leaves the Hollywood Hotel as a temporary shelter for about a thousand people. In the ballroom two hundred are injured, cots fill dining rooms, lanterns replace electricity, relief workers feed and tend evacuees as mosquitos cluster around lamps. City crews remove debris.

Hollywood Fla A. P Iydia

Toll of Death From Miami Area Disaster Summary

The report lists known fatalities in Miami area at 100 with broader estimates up to 850 and injuries over 3,600. Property damage exceeds 60 million across numerous Miami neighborhoods and nearby towns. Known dead in Miami Beach set at 22 with no injury totals. Moorehaven fatalities around 110.

Assoc Florida Coast Dania Moorehaven Lake Okeechobee Miami T. J. Lowry Tampa F. R. Collins Biscayne Bay J. O. Irvin Miami News Collins Everglades Associated Press Miami Area Miami, Beach Little River Hialeah Cocosnut Grove Biscayne Park Lemon City Coral Gables Buena Vista Fulford Hallendale Ojus Miami Shores

New Club Is Found Involving Angelius Temple Kidnapping Case

Telegrams allegedly signed by Aimee McPherson and Minnie Kennedy and others were found in the San Francisco hotel rooms of Dr. A M Waters, who died by suicide September 15, linking to the Angelius Temple kidnapping case and a missing radio man.

Los Angeles A. P Aimee McPherson Minnie Kennedy Angelius Temple Kenneth G. Ormiston San Francisco A. M. Waters

World Court Holds Short Session Today

The World Court at Geneva met briefly to adopt its committee on acceptance of reservations to court membership and then adjourned. The conference authorized members to determine what action to take on withdrawal of approval to court statutes and related questions, with the discussion focusing on proposals and status.

World Court Geneva A. P Eaw

Unique light reveals Pensacola sea front wreckage panorama

Pensacola from the sea shows extensive wreckage with a large steamer grounded on the beach and numerous ships, schooners, and fishing boats damaged or lost. Government losses may reach 5 million dollars, with Louisville and Nashville railroad alone estimating 800 thousand in damages. Several wharves, mills, and timber facilities suffer, including Bayley Wharf Muscogee wharf and Patterson Lumber structures.

Pensacola Fls A. P Jay Neba Bayley Muscogee Louisville and Nashville Railroad Patterson Lumber Company Cypress Tarpon Bruce Drydock Co Marshall Best Works Keen’s W. E. Sherrili

Marrying Rabbi of Washington Heights Promises Lasting Bonds

The New York article profiles Rabbi Jerome Lawn known as the marrying Rabbi of Washington Heights. He claims marriages he guides never end in divorce and vows to help couples discover and correct issues before marriage to prevent future mistakes.

Gotham New York N.Y Jerome Lawn Washington Heights Lawn Yair Sauidet Stey Beth Israel

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U. S Tanney Sesqui Battleground Casey LA Salle Field Leslie Quigg United States Navy Downe Charleston S. C William R. Reddin American Red Cross B. C. Anderson Florida State Board of Hospitals Reddin Miss Anderson Fort Lauderdale National Board of Five Underwriters of Bimini Bahama Islands Bahamas Palm Beach Dempsey and BIG Boat Challenger Weather Man Aimee M’pherson Take
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