Home Library Association Spark in City Debate
Bob Hicks Billie Burton and Eddie Williams were arrested Monday in connection with the Pleasant Way shooting Saturday night. The piece urges citizens to support the public library, praising books and cultural value and calling for meetings to boost library interest.
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Bob Hicks
Billie Burton
Eddie Williams
Wallace Lake Angling Revival Proposed for Shrieveport
In a call to action local lovers of fishing and the rail line push to restore Wallace Lake as a premier fishing and leisure site. Advocates note its past role supplying trout and white perch, supporting families and a small industry, and suggest railroad access could turn it into a fast, valued summer resort again.
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Shrieveport
P. G
Walla Lake
Wallace’s Lake
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Gulf Road
Wallace Lake
Lawsuit seeks receiver for Kansas City Watkins Gulf Railroad
A New York and New Orleans group sues Farmers' Loan and Trust Company to appoint a receiver for the Kansas City Watkins and Gulf Railroad. The suit cites bond interest defaults and places the hearing in Shreveport before Judge Boarman, with General Taylor and Mr Krutt–Bcnitt involved. The claim totals about a million dollars and a potential Gould purchase is speculated.
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Causasian
United States
Turney, McClure & Ralson
New York
Farrar, Jonas & Kruuschnitt and Gurley
New Orleans
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf Railroad Company
Shrieveport
Boarman
General Taylor
Lake Charles
Marshall Martin
Kansas City
Watkins
Gulf Railroad
Honorably Discharged Vindicated for Mr Akenblatt
The Progress prints a friends card announcing Mr. Akenblatt's honorable discharge from a prosecution based on suspicion. The note emphasizes his innocence, criticizes the accuser’s motives, and praises his character and integrity as many witnesses attest. Some readers suggest redress for alleged injustices.
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Akenblatt
Andy Akenblatt
Rev Venable Draws Large Shreveport Audience
A large attendance greeted Rev. A Venable of Meridian Miss at First Baptist church yesterday. The Shreveport Journal notes his eloquence was greatly appreciated though he arrived too late to preach. The commentary suggests the welcome would have impressed even stronger if his sermon had been delivered.
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A. Venable
Meridian
Miss
First Baptist
Venable
Shreveport Journal
Mr. Venable
Brother Butler
Brother Venable
Great Show at Shreveport Draws Vast Tents
The great show arrives in Shreveport on Wednesday December 15. Hummel Hamilton & Sells United Shows pitch tents with attractions praised as marvelous and unprecedented in tented entertainment.
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Shreveport
He Press
Hummel Hamilton & Sells United
Ed Bell jailed on shooting charge in ward
Ed Bell, a Black man, was jailed by Deputy Sheriff Henry Wehke after being charged with shooting Tom Boggs in a ward of the city on Monday.
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Ed Bell
Henry Wehke
Tom Boggs
Ward
Killed Man Mr W J Raimond in Converse Shooting
Mr W J Raimond formerly of this parish was shot and killed on the Kay Cee road near Converse last Sunday night by Lee Burckett. Burckett used a shotgun. eighteen buckshot struck Raimond. The killing is described as justifiable as Burckett tried to avoid a conflict. Raimond leaves a wife and six children in uncertain circumstances. THE PROGRESS states it will not say hard things but questions any man who avoids a duty to protect his dependents.
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W. J. Raimond
Converse
Kay Cee
Lee Burckett
Raimon
Burchett
Town women punish Methodist parsonage visitors
After press time a heated incident arose as a group of women marched to the Methodist parsonage and gave the preacher and his family a severe beating. The piece notes no sympathy for Brother Anders and warns that future conduct could bring a harsher response. Local reactions are mixed as gossip mentions leftovers and dyspepsia.
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Anders
Bilin
St. Helena
Brother’ Holland
Pleasant Way Saloon brawl ends with shooting and hospital stay
A Saturday night gambling session at Pleasant Way Saloon erupted into gunfire. Bird Burrus seized a stake and fled, another man used a gun wounding him in the neck and he was sent to the parish jail. Over a dozen shots were fired and a bystander, Bob Johnson, was struck in the leg. Police are pursuing those involved. Meanwhile A J Reynolds and granddaughter Sunshine Tullors departed for medical care in Hinton West Virginia. Local officials note Ward 7 political contests and notes from Judge Hendrick and L B Phillips. BicycLe contest coupons sell at Progress Office. J T Patton of Western Union telegraph to move to new quarters.
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Pleasant Way
Bird Burrus
Bob Johnson
A.J. Reynolds
Little Sunshine Tullors
Hinton
West Virginia
Reynolds
Shreveport
W. A. Hendrick
Ward 7
L. B. Phillips
Tome
One Man Power
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