Louisiana Now Has Governors in Baton Rouge
Oct 15 report from Baton Rouge notes a bizarre three-man governorship in Louisiana as Huey Long Jr., Paul Cyr, and Walter Aldrich each claim power. Police guard the governor’s mansion while Long, now a U.S. Senator, Cyr, proclaimed lieutenant governor, and Aldrich, a Shreveport bill collector, issue orders and threats. Cyr is en route from Jeanette to assume duties amid confusion and legal ambiguity.
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Baton Rouge
Kla
Shreveport
Ol’ Man River
Deep Blue Gulf
Huey Pierce Long Jr
U. S
Paul Cyr
Long
Walter L. Aldrich
Plain Citizen
Louisiana bitter fight over governor role in Baton Rouge
Louisiana watches a bitter dispute between militant Gov. Huey P. Long and his sworn enemy, Lt. Gov. Paul N. Cyr, over who is chief executive. Cyr took the oath claiming Long vacated the office when he certified his U.S. Senate election last November, while Long warned he would not go to Washington if Cyr succeeds.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Paul N. Cyr
Cyr
Long
U. S. Senate
Washington
Congress
Auto crash injures Crandle. Janasky rear-ends on West River
The car of 5. F. Crandle of 304 East Broad street was hit from the rear by Henry Janasky of 694 Fairmont avenue on West River street about 7 15 p m. Crandle suffered lacerations. Frank Zatala of 136 Irondale French India’s some 299 avenue sustained multiple lacera tions in the area.
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F. Crandle
East Broad Street
Henry Janasky
Fairmont Avenue
Crandle
West River Street
Frank Zatala
Irondale
India
Two Youngstown Banks Close
The Dollar Savings & Trust Company and the City Trust & Savings Bank were closed for business today due to frozen assets and heavy withdrawals. The First National was closed temporarily while plans for consolidation with Mahoning National and Commercial National banks proceeded. The banks were taken over by the state banking department for liquidation. Dollar Savings assets and liabilities stood at 26,202,778 and City Trust at 19,220,989.
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Dollar Savings & Trust Company
City Trust & Savings Bank
First National
Mahoning National
State Banking Department
Dollar Savings Bank
City Trust Bank
Emerald Oil promises quick bunion relief and corn removal
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a fast acting antiseptic for bunion pain and inflamed areas. It claims soft corns shrink and detach, with C. W. Phillips guaranteeing results and selling the product at drugstores.
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C. W. Phillips
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Huey Long Threatens Baton Rouge Stopover
Huey Long declares he will travel to Baton Rouge en route to Alexandria and warns any arresting officer he will resist. He cites legal precedence for remaining governor while his rival Cyr contends otherwise. The Long family watched from the mansion as armed guards stood vigil amid mutual threats and loyalty claims.
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Huey Long
Baton Rouge
Alexandria
Gubernatorial
Mrs. Long
Long
Philip Roesel Freed After Jail Term
Philip Roesel was released from county jail today after serving out a fine of five dollars and costs.
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Philip Roesel
Surgeon Dr Harry W Martin Receives ACS Fellowship
Dr Harry W Martin a prominent Los Angeles surgeon was named a fellow of the American College of Surgeons at the association's recent annual clinical congress in New York. He is married to Louella Parsons the noted movie columnist.
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American College of Surgeons
Harry W. Martin
Los Angeles
The
Association
New York
Martin
Louella Parsons
Boy Runs Into Side Of Auto
James Roseboro reports a boy crossing Ridge street as he turned back and ran into his car. The boy says no injury and withholds name. O'Brien of Oberlin was fined $5 and costs for intoxication atJustice J George's arraignment after sheriff deputies arrested him.
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James Roseboro
West Avenue
Ridge Street
Roseboro
Edward O'Brien
Oberlin
J. George
O'Brien
Clarence Adams
Youth builds plane in New York town
New York State youth Courtines, still in high school, constructed a plane in his spare time. Guy Wilmot, a Gloversville airport pilot, and Addison Putman piloted the ship, flying it twice and deeming it airworthy. The youth previously built a glider that also flew successfully.
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New York State
Johnstown
N. Y
Alle Phouse Courtines
Courtines
Guy Wilmot
Gloversville
Addison Putman
Motoring 15 Adventure in Soviet Union
A correspondent travels from Leningrad to Moscow in an American car and finds the trip a rugged test of Soviet road life. Gasoline scarce, few service outlets, and villages view cars as novelties while a growing auto culture slowly emerges among youths and readers of motor magazines.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
America
Leningrad
Novgorod
Tyrev
Tver
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Hucy P. Long
Nelson T. Johnson
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the Farm Implement Co
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