Flood Warnings Move Stock as White River Rises
Flood warnings prompt farmers to move stock and tools at Calico Rock and nearby valleys as Arkansas and White River levels climb. Calico Rock expects a 23 foot stage with rivers rising toward 24 to 25 feet, while Jesuitville near 28 feet. crops in the region already damaged by recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calico Rock
Fort Smith
Ark
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Poteau
Torrow
Mattle Rock
United States Bureau
White River
Cal
Jesville
Father of Four in Dual Crime in Mass Town
Leominster Massachusetts September 30 A 39 year old school teacher and father of four shot Mrs Irene Leger 23 and then killed himself in her home Constantine Leger husband of the slain woman had been living apart and faced the intruder who bolted the door Police arrived after shots were heard finding the two bodies Legers had one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Mass
Don C. Clark
Irene Leger
Constantine Leger
Clark
Oes
Leger
Cleo
Vermont
Legers
Florida Man Arrested on Mail Fraud Charge
TAMPA FLORIDA September 30 former head of the Apartment Building Trust Quinby has been arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud in connection with property sale claimed as never delivered. Quinby is free on ten thousand dollars bond. Date for his preliminary hearing has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
A. P
A. B. Quinby
Apartment Building Trust
Fed
Quinby
Liberty
Missouri Pacific Bulletin Reports Truck Farming Growth
Agricultural officials note expanded farming along the Missouri Pacific line from Monroe to Lake Charles in Louisiana. Grayson, Columbia, Pollock, Alexandria Pineville and Glenmora Forest Hill regions report multiple carloads of radishes cucumbers and potatoes with plans for fall and winter crops and a target of at least 100 winter spring vegetable cars. Oakdale Oberlin Lake Charles areas show coordinated efforts for farmer financial improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Smith
Agricultural Department of the
Missouri Pacific Road
Alexandria
Monroe
Lake Charles
Missouri Pacific
Louisiana
Grayson
Columbia
Alexandria-Pineville
Glenmora Forest ‘Hill
Newspaper Publisher Munsey Announces Major Acquisitions
A businessman who began as a bookkeeper reveals plans to purchase two New York newspapers. The deal includes magazines such as Argosy All-Story and Mohican, with estates in Long Island and other assets managed by Munsey Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sey's
Argosy
Mohican
Lond
Estates
Long Island
Munsey Trust
Rescued Miners Recall Five Days In Mine Prison
Forty three miners rescued from the Pabst iron mine described eating corn cob pipes bark and drinking damp water to survive five days. They spoke of hunger and fear before being brought to Grandview hospital where doctors noted post rescue recovery and some planned to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood
A. P
Pabst
Grandview Hospital
Florine Stolich
Germans Fray Over Border Killings Near Germersheim
Germans rally against French troops after a German civilian was killed in Germersheim and a French cyclist unit killed another man at Treves near the Luxembourg border. Lieutenant Roucier faces charges as Paris detains him. 2 others wounded. French forces in Germersheim hold 2,500 troops, with replacements from Speyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germersheim
Germany
A. P
Treves
Luxembourg
Roucier
Landau
Coblens
Speyer
News-Star to Announce World Series Games
The News-Star will megaphone a complete play-by-play of all World Series games from its North Second Street building. The public is invited to attend each afternoon during the series with announcements starting promptly at 12 30 on game days in New City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
North Second Street
Newcity
Kahn Heir Plans Paris Style Night Club on Broadway
Roger Wolfe Kahn, son of Otto Kahn, announced plans to open Le Perroquet De Paris on Broadway. The club will feature a mirror dance floor and glass topped tables with goldfish bowls. Kahn rose to prominence at 18 as leader of his own jazz orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. P
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Otto Kahn
Broadway
le Perroquet
Little Parrot
Paris
Kahn
Tests Planned On Wegener Continent Drift Theory
A San Diego science team will test Wegener’s continental drift hypothesis by radio observations across world stations in October and November. Led by Captain F B Littell, with Colonel Charles Mailles and others, the effort will compare readings with a future set. Key stations include Algiers, Shanghai and San Diego, with U S coast and geodetic survey also aiding from Honolulu and Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
A. P
F. B. Littell
Naval Observatory At
Washington
Charles Mailles
Littell
Orient
Asia
India
Africa
Europe
Algiers
Shanghai
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
Honolulu
Manila
A A U Denies Charge Reported By Athlete
New York September 30 The A A U flatly denies any influence on immigration authorities to expel Charley Hoff. The denial follows reports that the Norwegian athlete sued the A A U for 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A
New York
A. P
Amateur Athletic Union
Charley Hoff
Wreckage Adrift After Typhoon Near Macao
In Hong Kong on September 30, survivors said about 130 fishing junks with some 2000 people aboard were lost in Mondays typhoon around Macao. Wreckage floated along the coast south of Hong Kong as the British steamer Hydrangea rescued 35 at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
A. P
Macao
Hydrangea
Desk-Cleaning Uncovers Embezzler in Mississippi Town
Henry W. James, wanted for four years in a $20,000 embezzlement case from a Long Beach bank, is jailed in Mississippi after Hazelhurst police chief Phil Massa finds a California Bureau of Criminal Identification circular identifying him. Justice officials in New Orleans confirm the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A. P
Henry W. James
Long Beach
California
Mississippi
James
Hazelhurst
Miss
Phil Massa
Bureau of Criminal Identification of
Henry James
Massa
Jackson, Miss
Department of Justice
News-Star to Offer Fans Speediest World Series Coverage
The News-Star promises the fastest coverage of the World Series for readers in Northeast Louisiana. It will publish full Associated Press game accounts the same day, being the only paper in the region to do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Louisiana
Associated Press
Ruston Oil Warehouse Destroyed in Midnight Fire
Special to The News Star Ruston Sept 30 Fire of unknown origin started at midnight destroying the Louisiana Oil and Refining company warehouse at Arizona avenue and the Rock Island railroad. A 40 by 90 foot frame building valued at 5000 and oil and materials valued at 20000 burned with 200 barrels of oil lost. nearby Richardson garage escaped but Richard son lost about 700 in images and tubes. Ruston fire department confined the blaze. manager Gibbs praised the fire department and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Ruston
Louisiana Oil and Refining Company
Arizona Avenue
Rock Island Railroad
D. L. Gibbs
J. G. Richardson
Richardson
Gibbs
Undefined OCR Sports Result Sketch
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions Memphis and Vickaburg with numeric scores or values. Details are unclear due to corrupted text and missing context. No clear event, participants, or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
Ouachita and Morehouse to Host Three Large Kraft Mills
Brown Paper Mill plans a $2,000,000 addition at West Monroe to more than double capacity. With two Bastrop mills under construction, the trio will form the three largest kraft paper mills in America, surpassing all rivals in daily output and cementing Northeast Louisiana’s prominence in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehouse
Ouachita Parishes
America
Bastrop
West Monroe
Northeast Louisiana
Brown Paper Mill Company
Jonesboro Highway
Georges. Holmes
Page Eleven
Oil field ends week with ten tests across Urania area
Ten wells were completed or tested in the Urania area last week with one dry well. Several productions carried salt water%, including Urania No 1 8-10-2e and Tremont B-35 25-10-1e. Notable outputs included Pima Oil Urania No 9 7-10-2e at 800 bpd with 6 percent salt water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urania
Department of Conservation
Catalina Oil Company
Urania No. 1
LaSalle Parish
Harizane Oil Company
Louisiana Oil Refining Company
Tremont
Pima Oil Company
O. W. Clark
Harper
Winn Parish
Ouachita Parish
Hatcher and Evans H & E
Maury I'Rilling Company
McEween
Louisiana Petroleum Company
B. No
Richland Parish
Tulane Football Team Arrives Tonight for Missouri Away Game
The Tulane varsity football team and about 200 New Orleans fans will reach the city by a Missouri Pacific train around 8:45 tonight. A ten minute stop is planned as locals hope to give the eleven a royal send off before they travel to Columbia, Missouri, for Saturday's game with the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulane
New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Columbia
University of Missouri
Testimony Read Before Court In California City
Aimee Semple McPherson testified at her preliminary hearing in Los Angeles linking to alleged criminal conspiracy to obstruct justice. The transcript shows she rejected claims of base motives in her May disappearance and denied needing a medical exam, citing a 12 year history. Minnie Kennedy, her mother, sobbed as testimony was read and Mrs Kennedy collapsed the day prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
A. P
Aimee Semple McPherson
Asa Keyes
Minnie Kennedy
E. J. Dennison
McPherson
Pecan Growers To Hold Convention Of 1927
Albany Ga September 30 by A P Shreveport was chosen today by the National Pecan Growers Association as its 1927 convention city. The meeting will be held the last Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of September. Officers of the association were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
A. P
Shreveport
National Pecan Growers Association
Whitfield urges southern business unity to curb cotton glut
Governor Henry L. Whitfield of Mississippi writes to governors of cotton states proposing a five member business delegation from each state to meet and craft concrete action. He outlines plans for state pools to buy excess cotton, adjust acreage, and use business networks to market and absorb surplus, aiming to stabilize prices amid a nationwide drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
South
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi
Whitfield
Special Police Squads Stationed at Orleans Park
Superintendent Healy issued orders for police squads to be stationed at Heinemann Park during the Dixie Series game between the New Orleans Pelicans and Dallas Steers. The move aims to prevent any retaliation for alleged brutality by Dallas fans during prior games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A. P
Thomas Healy
Sta
Heinemann Park
New Orleans Pellecans
Dallas Steers
Healey
Dallas
Suzanne Lenglen Settles in New York Hotel
Suzanne Lenglen, with mother, ten trunks and twelve racquets, begins her American visit at the Vanderbilt hotel. She says she left her famous temperament in France and will pursue the promised profits with sports impresario C. C. Pyle.
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Suzanne
New York
France
A. P
Suzanne Lenglen
Vanderbilt Hotel
America
C. C. Pyle
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Pydy
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Vickaburg
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Kraft
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Caddo
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