Four Men Arrested in Tar Attack Kidnap Case
Kenosha Wisconsin police report four ex Allen A company workers abducted Harold Hendrickson and tarred him on a farm. A confessor named Earl Steele Oliver Hushold DeWitt Jones as accomplices. Hackbart says the attack occurred at his farm. A fifth suspect is sought. Harold Hendrickson’s sister Marie was struck during the ambush.
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Associated Press
Kenosha
Wis
Harold Hendrickson
Allen
Elmer F. Hackbart
Bristol
Earl M. Steele
Oliver Hushold
DeWitt Jones
Allen-A
Hendrickson
Marie
Hackbart
Steele
Louis Budenz
Budenz
Labor Age
New York
Feaders
Allen-A Company
Mexican Beauty Crowned at Wichita Holiday Event
Senorita Maria Roman was proclaimed queen among Mexican beauties at a Wichita Kansas celebration of Mexico's national holiday.
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Senorita Maria Roman
Mexico
Wichita
Kas
Dairy Products to Operate Big Creamery Plant
Dairy Products Inc successors to Kent Ice Cream at 14 Grand Street begin full operation October 1. Plant handles up to 2,000 gallons of milk daily with equipment for butter cream cheese and ice cream. T. K. Currie serves as president and general manager. plant features modern refrigeration and hardening rooms.
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Dairy Products, Inc
Kent Ice Cream Company
Grand Street
T. K. Currie
Greenland Ker Arrives in Berlin with U of M Professor
Associated Press reports Greenland Ker Parker Cramer arrived in Berlin today from Copenhagen by airplane. He travels with Prof. William H. Hobbs of the University of Michigan.
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Greenland
Parker Cramer
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Copenhagen
Smith Attacks Waterways And Farm Relief Inaction
Governor Smith leaves St Paul for Milwaukee to deliver his final western campaign speech and press his critique of Republican inaction on farm relief and inland waterways. He assails Washington leadership, argues Democratic platform aligns with relief needs, cites flood control bill funding shortfalls and criticizes economy driven appropriations.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Smith
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minn
Rochester
Albandy
St. Paul Auditorium
Washington
Mississippi
Jail Break Foiled In Parish Prison Bull Pen
Sheriff Milton Coverdale reported a thwarted jail break at 9 am yesterday in the parish jail bull pen. Investigators say a five inch deep by fourteen inch wide hole under a cell floor was chipped to aid leaders in escaping with about eighteen prisoners. District Attorney David I. Garrett vows prosecutions for malicious mischief. Eight ringleaders were separated and two witnesses allege a covert kangaroo court ran the bull pen. Walter Foster is among those confined for robbery.
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Milton Coverdale
W. W. Curtis
Sheriff's Department
David I. Garrett
Coverdale
Walter Foster
Red Cross fund near six hundred in Ouachita parish
Contributions for hurricane aid in Florida and Puerto Rico pour into The News-Star and the Red Cross office. The total nears six hundred dollars while the overall goal remains at fifteen hundred, with several local donors and businesses listed among contributors.
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Red Cross
Ouachita Parish
Florida
Porto Rico
News-Star
Tex
Dy Nuala
Nels Johnson
Fairbanks
Bnabaet
Tee
Ritchie Grocer Company
Sage
C. M. Abboud
Ouachita Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Bee
Anion Rao Ike
Nate Cel
Monroe Steam Laundry
Kneielien Oma
Lilian Collins
J.B. Collins
M. Harper
G. Garner
Feters Furniture Company
AMIS
Pesenttiad Schiee Sen
Moreen
Mrs Louise Northcott Arrested in Canada in Slaying Case
Mrs Louise Northcott was arrested in Canada with her son Gordon Stuart Northcott who is accused of killing four boys on his Riverside California farm.
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Louise Northcott
Canada
Gordon Stuart Northcott
Riverside
Cal
Democratic fund for this region totals 525 dollars
Contributions continue to swell northeast Louisiana's share of the Smith-Robinson campaign fund. Democrats are urged to forward donations to The News-Star which serves as the acknowledgement medium. The list shows 507.50 previously acknowledged and a partial entry for Lillian Collins among others.
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Louisiana
News-Star
Lillian Collins
Funeral Services Planned for Florida Storm Dead
In West Palm Beach Florida plans were made for a simple funeral Sunday for about 2300 storm victims. The city ministerial union appointed eight members to conduct rites over graves at Woodlawn cemetery and for others buried elsewhere or still missing along Lake Okeechobee. Two services will be held first at 2 30 p m for white victims and later for black victims conducted by negro clergymen.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
City Ministerial Union
First Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Lake Okeechobee
Hambones Meditations by J P Alley
A fragment from J P Alley titled Hambones Meditations appears with unusual draft lines and phrasings about hard times and working life. The excerpt resembles informal verse or dialect study and hints at rural or local speech patterns.
Old Regulars plan mandamus to block Orleans election picks
New Orleans September 28 old regulars move to block the Democratic State Central Committee from appointing election commissioners and clerks in Orleans parish for the November vote. Attorneys Harry P. Gamble Rene A. Viosca and Paul E. Chasez named to file court action. The measure aims at Orleans parish due to opposition to a 30 million highway bond issue.
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New Orleans
Democratic State Central Committee
Orleans Parish
Central Committee
State Committee
Legal Tria
Harry P. Gamble
Rene A. Viosca
Paul E. Chasez
Governor Smith Gives $100 Donation To DAV Forget-Me-Not Sale
In Minneapolis on September 28 Governor Alfred E. Smith quietly donated $100 to the local Disabled American Veterans chapter. Owen Galvin, chapter commander, pinned a Forget-Me-Not badge on Smith and accepted the note. The governor slipped a $100 bank note to bolster the sale, and Galvin tried to thank him but was halted by the crowd.
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Minneapolis
Alfred E. Smith
Owen Galvin
Galvin
Governor Smith
Southeast Ark Flood Control Association Formed
A large turnout from five southeast Arkansas counties and about 20 men from Northeast Louisiana parishes attended a Lake Village meeting. The meeting formed a Southeast Arkansas Flood Control association as a working unit of the Tensas Basin Flood Control association to strengthen and extend its effectiveness.
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Arkansas
Boeuf Basin
Lake Village
Ark
Louisiana
Southeast Arkansas
Tallulah Mill Expansion and Payroll Boost Planned
The Chicago Mill and Lumber Company has purchased Kurz Brothers' plant in Tallulah and is enlarging it to start milling within a month. It owns timber lands in Ten sas, Madison and East Carroll parishes, totaling millions of feet. The project will hire 400 to 600 workers with a weekly payroll around 75 000 dollars and includes a box factory and veneer plant.
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Tallulah
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Kurz Brothers
Tensas
Madison
East Carroll
King Victor Emmanuel to Abdicate Under Fascist Reform
Observateur, a Brus sels based Italian émigré paper, reports King Victor Emmanuel will abdicate once Italy’s chamber passes a law making the grand fascist council part of government. A new king would summon parliament and swear to the new constitution, with the Duke of Apulia as heir. No Rome confirmation yet.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Observateur
Victor Emaninel
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Grand Fascist Council
Humbert
Duke of
Apulia
Aosta
Duchess de Guise
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Rome
National crisis proclaimed as dock strike paralyzes Australia
In Port Adelaide, Sept 28, the South Australian cabinet proclaimed a national crisis as rioting surged from the dock workers strike. All work halted until Monday, and around 2000 strikers clashed with police while volunteers enrolled at a dock bureau. ten volunteers were injured in the prior night’s rioting.
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Port Adelaide
Australia
Twelve Robbers Kidnap Porter With Registered Mail Cash
In Rahway New Jersey twelve robbers abducted a porter carrying three pouches of registered mail containing cash estimated between ten thousand and thirty thousand dollars. The victim Joseph Van Cline of Newark was later found handcuffed to a tree in Englewood Cliffs after six hours.
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Rahway
N. J
Pennsylvania
Joseph van Cline
Newark
Englewood Cliffs
Explosion At Italian Dynamite Plant Kills Five
Five people died and five were injured in an explosion at a dynamite plant in Orbetello Italy today. The incident was reported by Associated Press.
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Orbetello
Italy
Dowling Ordered to Yield Louisiana Board of Health to O Hara
Judge Gleason ruled in a civil intrusion suit that Dr. Oscar Dowling must surrender the Louisiana board of health presidency to Dr. Joseph A. O’Hara, appointed by Governor Long. Dowling plans to appeal to the state supreme court, arguing the term should run to 1932. The decision upholds the legislature’s August termination of Dowling’s term, asserting the constitution leaves creation and term limits to the legislature.
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New Orleans
Walter L. Gleason
Civil District Court
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana Board of Health
Joseph A. O'Hara
Long
Dowling
State Supreme Court
Percy Saint
O'Hara
Governor Long
Dr. Dowling
Gleason
Attorney General halts interviews with Gordon Northcott
British Columbia's Attorney General R H Pooley bans press access to Gordon Stewart Northcott in Vancouver jail, saying the interviews amounted to yellow journalism and disrespect to the seriousness of his alleged crimes. Northcott is held for California authorities as a suspected boy slayer.
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Victoria
B. C
R. H. Pooley
Vancouver
Gordon Stewart Northcott
California
Northcott
Pooley
British Columbia
Southern women learn Hodge bag plant work faster than New England workers
Special to The News Star Ruston La September 28 local Hodge Louisiana plant reports southern women and girls mastered delicate bag machine operation in sixty to ninety days rather than six months. Kiwanis guests from Hodge plant discussed output using kraft paper and a reservoir to prevent pollution with waste water. plant now produces two and a quarter million bags daily.
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Ruston
Southern Advance Bag & Paper Company
Hodge
Louisiana
New England
Southern
Kiwanis Clab
C. A. Ring
Eer
E. Michaud
T. J. Carlin
J. A. Penkin
Kraft
Hodge Plant
Rece
Society Bootlegger Sentenced to Year and Fine
Joel D. Kerper labeled society bootlegger received a year and three months in Atlanta federal penitentiary and a $20,000 fine after pleading guilty to 29 counts of illegal liquor possession and transport in Philadelphia federal court.
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Society
Philadelphia
Joel D. Kerper
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Kerper
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