Louisiana Lifts Texas Goods Embargo With Quarantine Maintained
Baton Rouge Louisiana lifts embargo on Texas products with livestock and by products allowed in 22 counties while Galveston Harris and Brazoria counties keep foot and mouth disease restrictions. The move restores cross state commerce under federal rules as Mississippi also ends its Texas quarantine after federal guidance.
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Baton Rouge
Lat
A. P
Texas
E. P. Flower
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Galveston
Brazoria
Harris
Louisiana
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
P. P. Garner
The
Livestock Sanitary Commission
French Open Drive on Moors Advances to Zero Hour
Fez Morocco Sept 24 The French forces await zero hour for a major push against the Riffians to come from the eastern wing in cooperation with Spaniards. Artillery planes and tanks are widespread and officers expect operations through December despite rains. Abd El Krim strengthens forces near Kifane amid repeated Zouave Spahi block-house attacks with heavy losses reported.
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Fez
Morocco
A. P
Alhucemas
Abd-El-Krim
Kifane
Wisconsin Governor Terms French Rif War Barbarism
Madison Wis September 24 Governor Blaine made public a telegram to President Coolidge urging before any talks with France on war debt settlement that America demand a halt to the ruthless warfare in Morocco He accused France of building larger armed forces and exploiting weaker nations and called its actions against Moroccan mountain folk noncombatants women and children barbaric.
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Madison
Wis
Blaine
Wisconsin
Coolidge
France
America
Morocco
Shreveport Welter Wins at El Dorado Bout
Grady Franklin of Shreveport won by decision over Al Gruntz of New Orleans after the referee ruled Gruntz fouled in the second round of their ten round welterweight bout at El Dorado Ark for Sept 24.
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EL Dorado
Ark
A. P
Grady Franklin
Shreveport
al Gruntz
New Orleans
Gruntz
France and United States Open Debt Settlement Talks
At the Treasury the French Finance Minister M. Caillaux and Secretary Mellon lead the first formal talks on settling France's four billion dollar war debt to the United States. Both sides pledge practical, workable terms to fortify peace and stabilize the world economy.
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Washington
A. P
France
United States
Arere
Treasury
Finance
Joseph Caillaux
Treasury Department
Mellon
America
American Debt Commission
M. Caillaux
Atlantic
Europe
Mitchell to testify as air board probes aviation
Mitchell will take the stand Monday as the air board probes military and postal air services. The hearings pause after surveying War and Navy plans, with New and Hoover endorsing commercial aviation growth and a national agency to aid air navigation.
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Washington
A. P
Presidents Air Board
War and Navy Departments
War Department
Defense
William Mitchell
Air Service
Department of National Defense
Patrick
Army Air Service
Army
Army Air Chief
Navy Air Service
United States
New
Hoover
Davis
Wilbur
Air Mail
Atz Declares Panthers Game Ready After Dixie Setback
Fort Worth manager Jakie Atz dismissed worry after a 7 to 2 loss to Atlanta in the Dixie series opener. He praised Gazella and Johns for key plays, noted injuries to Johns, and touted Cullop’s power. He also argued Fort Worth is a stronger baseball town than Atlanta, citing larger local attendance.
Veterans ask preachers to raise hospital complaint
At U S Veterans Hospital No 27 in Alexandria patients urged pastors from Alexandria and Shreveport churches to take up their complaints about hospital conditions. They said they would follow actions chosen by ministers or a committee they appoint.
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Alexandria
A. P
U. S. Veterans Hospital No
Shreveport
Barograph record details Shenandoah storm crash flight
The Shenandoah barograph shows a rapid ascent and violent bump during the September 3 storm over Ohio before breaking up. Naval court inspects wreckage at Lakehurst while survivors’ testimony focuses on the ship’s position and weather factors without concluding the cause.
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Lakehurst
N. J
A. P
Shenandoah
Ohio
Naval Court
Clinton H. Havill
Sidney M. Krauss
Naval Court of Inquiry
Eberle
Naval Operations
Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
Zachary Lansdowne
Scott Field
Ills
Detroit
Navy Department
No Action Seen in Mex General Strike Action
Mexico City reports that several conferences failed to settle the dispute between Aguila Oil Company workers and the regional Confederation of Labor in sympathy with the strike. President Calles has not decided on the protest against the Vera Cruz Aguila employee strike being labeled illegal and has referred the matter to the district government.
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Mexico City
A. P
Aguila Oil Company
Regional Confederation of Labor
Calles
Confederation
Aguila Company
Vera Cruiz
Rogers Peckinpaugh Named American League MVP
Washington Senators shortstop Rogers Peckinpaugh won the American League Most Valuable Player award in a vote cast yesterday. The veteran, closing his fifteenth major league season, has long been a key aide to manager Bucky Harris in guiding the world champions.
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Rogers Peckinpaugh
Washington Senators
Peckinpaugh
Bucky” Harris
Senators
Blockades Log Train On Line Near Columbia
W H Jones a Caldwell parish farmer is jailed on a capital charge for obstructing a log train on the Ouachita and Northwestern line near Columbia He cocked a shotgun at the engineer and threatened to shoot when warned He then blocked the track with logs after frightening crew and laborers. Sheriff McClanahan and deputy tracked him down and he cites drunkenness as motive. Preliminary exam possible this week.
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News-Star
Columbia
W. H. Jones
Caldwell Parish
Ouachita and Northwestern
Ouachita and Northwestern Railroad
Clarks
Jones
McClanahan
D. J. Bedsole
Louisiana Central Lumber Company
Ask Fuqua to Appoint Officer to Aid Vets
A ten member American Legion committee and five Auxiliary members urged Governor Fuqua to appoint a state service officer under the veterans act to care for World War I claims and needs. Fuqua promised the appointment if funds were in the treasury to cover the salary as provided by the recently passed act.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
American Legion
Auxiliary
Fuqua
Largest Rum Ring Smashed by New York Raid
Federal agents in New York raid two Times Square office buildings arresting 13 of a 27 men suspected bootleg ring. The operation tied to a real estate front and involved purchases in Nova Scotia, warehouses in the United States, and liquor sales to Broadway cafes.
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New York
A. P
Lincoln C. Andrews
Times Square
Canada
United States
Ring
Nantisco
Astoria
Long Island
Coast Guard
Gloucester City
Irving Wexler
Waxie Gordon
Wexler
Europe
Nova Scotia
Buckner
Coal Strike Hits Nine Railroads Hard
Nine railroads serving the anthracite mines lose an estimated 3.5 million dollars weekly as mining suspensions cut carloadings and revenue. About 15,000 railroad workers are laid off and weekly coal carloads fall from 1,000 per road to about 300.
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New York
A. P
Will Pick Successor to Pennsy Director
New York Sept 24 A P says a successor to Samuel Rea retired president of the Pennsylvania railroad is expected to be chosen by directors meeting Wednesday In Wall Street discussions W W Atterbury who directed wartime railroad operations is seen as the most probable choice
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New York
A. P
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street
W. W. Atterbury
Carlin to Meet Flores in Baton Rouge Bout
Kid Carlin of Jeanerette meets Kid Pancho Flores in Baton Rouge in a 15 round bout. Carlin will fight at his 117th ring appearance while Flores weighs in at 112. Flores plans to travel to the Pacific coast after the fight for another engagement.
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Carlin
Flores
Baton Rouge
Kid Carlin
Jeanerette
Pancho Flores
Pacific Coast
River Stage Readings for Mississippi and Nearby Cities
River stages report Memphis at 2.6 with a 0.1 rise and Vicksburg at 5.0 rising 0.8. New Orleans at 1.8 with no change while Shreveport drops to 17.8 by 1.5. Alexandria up to 17.3 and Monroe at 13.2 unchanged. Camden 4.7 unchanged. Cario 9.6 unchanged.
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Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Alexandria
Quachita
Monroe
Camden
Ohio
Cario
Panthers Fall Short in Dixie Series Opener at Atlanta
Fort Worth and Atlanta opened the Dixie series with a rain-delayed game. Davis and Mullen led Fort Worth with a first inning walk and infield hit, but Konetchy doubled to drive in a run. The Crackers stranded runners in the first two innings as Murphy and Gazella contributed at the plate.
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Atlanta
A. P
Jakie Atz
Fort Worth Panthers
Atz
Cats
Bloomer Girls League
New Orleans
Atlanta Journal
Crackers
Gazella
Eddington
Windle
Mike
Moore
Johns
Cavet
Gus
Kenetchy
Murphy
Cullop
Southern Association
Nick
Ed Kenetchy
Panther
Fort Worth
Texas City
Shiller’s
Davis
Mullen
Sears
Avis
Konetchy
Sears Wen
Palmer
Konetchy Wen
Zoeller
Niehoff
Good
Smith
Pate
Jenkins
Warmoth
Washington Nears League Pennant
Washington moved within two victories of the pennant by defeating Cleveland 4 to 3 in the first game of a double header.
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Washington
Cleveland
League Explains Move in Mesopotamia Dispute
Geneva report details why the League of Nations referred the Anglo Turkish Mosul dispute to the permanent court of international justice. M Locheur notes juridical questions required prior clearing to avoid later challenges. The Mosul committee is to resume its Paris inquiry within a month.
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Geneva
A. P
Council of the
League of Nations
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Permanent Court of International Justice
M. Locheur
France
Council
Paris
Indifferent spectator in court as Noel is deemed sane
Harrison W. Noel, who has confessed to abducting and killing six year old Mary Daly, sat unmoved in Newark court as state alienists testified he is sane and capable of aiding his defense. Merritt Lane pressed the doctors but to no avail. Drs Washington and colleagues found no dementia or hallucination.
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Newark
U. J
A. P
Harrison W. Noel
Mary Daly
Noel
Merritt Lane
Lane
Walter S. Washington
Carlos Frederick MacDonald
New York
Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
MacDonald
Buffalo
Czolgoz
McKinley
Congress Condemns U S Refusal to Admit Saklatvala
The All-India Congress Committee condemned the United States action in denying entry to Shapurji Saklatvala British communist member of parliament who was named to the British delegation for the inter parliamentary union conference in Washington. Saklatvala is from Bombay.
Germany Accepts Allied Invitation to Meeting
Berlin report states the cabinet council under President Von HindENburg accepted the Allies invitation to a security pact conference. The talks will use the July 20 German note as the negotiation basis, with Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann as German delegates and Dr. Friedrich Gauss as secretary general.
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Berlin
A. P
von Hindenburg
Luther
Stresemiann
Friedrich Gauss
Foreign Office
Newspaper Ad Brings Demand for Forty Houses
The George E. Breece Lumber Company praised Monroe News-Star for its page ad which drew interest for forty houses and prompted plans to continue running the ad daily in varied forms. The letter extols the paper as a broad, economical seller of diverse goods.
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George E. Breece Lumber Company
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Baskin
Monroe
Monroe News-Star
The
News-Star
Monroe News- Star
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