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m i i iiu; vAin ft wifJi-ruin ([10 1.! h:' fu.inM; iii lt;*:hnun i;-; ' living, .u inwM(j| )U:;;i ’V, i ■. V/hy u. mi OiIVIal Of Wilsonap ■ho If‘;iuu:ro Held AtRayville Todaj7Coii ■ j The Negro Is Spirited Fromnlblt;i]l ill II■Tppi (ii-!Local Jail By Rich-land Men.r*:; it) j;jWain ini lime l'an.;;j i moi 11 ur~ iIj;ir[iiiriif Ian inU-r-i‘ hi TrS U 0 -11I 1:ifoi Mon•lt;i ) 1;i '.if| ) ? ■ ii i 11. (\\H'i/.oi hack:• J *’ v“ 1 1 i 1i si -» \ l']\1 isrciJ'!VtuJif i -!*Vi' 111lil. 1i\\ .t!)fi.« i ;Jm!:MU 1.. . t \ t . •i % i i , •v i!it im-• iiiMl ii;! 1 It'f.i,Mil'• i1 4 : 1W 1 IIi l-t1 i\\ i- k i • ii • ■ ■ .\ hr■ , i •i £ •■ :t\SI;1 ^ * !; * - - . i lt;*, iWV 111 » 1 J 1If? ,iLi-■Ml ) .£ Tm f*■•i : *.1 A U'(From Tuesday’s Dally)The trial of Henry Wilson, negro, 21, charged with making a criminal assault upon a young Rayville white woman less limit two weeks ago, was opened in Ray-vfie this morning at 9 o’clock at a special .session of Richland district court..Judge John R. McIntosh, of Oak (hove, will be on the bench, with Dis-• I'ii l Attorney C. J. Ellis directing thepro;.coition. Tobin Hodge and T. M. r\!lt; lt;in-gor have been appointed by the court h constitute defense counsel.The Kichkmc) parish grand jury In• pcebu cession at Rayville December 4 uturned u true bill against the Wilson negro alter having been closeted less Tan two hours and Hearing the tesli-.... (hr* alleged victim herself.I-Variiiw possible mob violence, SheriffA. Abel a ml Chief of Deputies Roy i union .''.iiuda,y night appeared sud-u.nand iihanounced at the Ouachitau,parL.h mil whert^ Wilson had been .uou. 'ii lor Min*keeping ihe day follow-■' he alleged attack. They spirited lt;ir ia i iHier away. Last night Dep-: tUa.iiui mid ‘[’lie World that neither o-.i- Therm A be 1 preferred to disclose ■ pi.tfr v. J11 re Wilson hud been trails-rred Imu par (he assuring announce-at the la gro would tie presented j -■ 51 i«o;i t up u: this morning.f 'i Hi ta. t day or so Wilson hud • n hi Id anue or lea:, ineomimmieado1 mi I hjail fiei'e ami when theo. i v. i-. removed Rieliland and oim mi, lioDtie.'i reached tile de-•t a. :;iai,iiu public amtoimeejneu 1.os I tony .jurors have beeni and the first urdef oi busi-luoiiiiiir will be the sckction\ » 1 i ! i I - c . * ■ iiThe paving program being carried out by the Louisiana Highway commission when completed wilt leave a network of some 500 miles of paved highways over the state, according to information received from that office. A large v umber of projects have already been completed since the paving operations began last June, and others are to be completed sometime during the early part of 1930.It is claimed by the Highway commissioner that the greatest setback in the carrying out of the road program has been the shortage of materials and the delays necessitated by this shortage. Weather conditions, too, have served as a handicap in some instances.Some of the projects and the progress that has been made on them include the following:The Hammond-Amite project, 15.G5 miles. Ten miles have been completed and opened for traffic. The remainder will be completed early in 1930. This was one of the first projects put under construction, and satisfactory progress has been made.A V/over Tie State, and fi bridges are replacinand toll bridgs in mi State, due to t2ie pro ficial urogram of the tration.Tech-L S. 1May Be PMonroLoyola, U. of La. College Included InThat the Louisia: team mav play Louisi sity at Monroe next was announced here Rockwell, athletic dir dogs. The date of tl decided upon definite] Bossier City-Minden. 26.75 miles, of said, after receiving which 13.27 miles have been completed ' and 12. 5 miles open to traffic. It is expected tiiut the entire project will be completed by February 1, 1930.Bunkie-Morrow, 10.51 miles. The entire moject has been completed and opened for traffic, making detour mine ce i.snr.y.L. 3. If.-Park Boulevard, 1.08 miles,Project completed and open to traffic.* Hop:* Villa-Prairievillc. 3.11 miles.Completed and open to traffic two Ifrom Russ Cohen, L. reel or, but the scene i tie lias not been det«Wiielher the Tiger be staged in Monroe whether that city “swanting the game pi Rockwell said. Coac playing the tilt in Mlt; Rockwell, The BullcU ctl tliat he expected i investigation in thej. il si ti iiu-a \ \i ;-u m the trial. I! i i 1 i 1«k i I 'i:\tiaUotcd vs it ho lit jmoiuhs ago.IJogalusa-Franklinton, 5,17 miles: the unles completed; four miles open (lt; traffic.New Iberia-Jcanerelte, 9.75 miles. Dm mile co tuple ted and open to public. Balance will be completed early in 1930.Tremont Ruston, 1097 miles; 4:31) com pie fed, 3.3 0{e'i to public. Remainder wiit ot* finished about April. 1930.I.iuMSsme-Weisii, 6.06 miles, of which 4 53 milts complete and 4.2 miles open to traffic. Balance expected to be com-plr'ed this month.Atexaudria-Coliux, 7.82 mile.s, oi which hvv mile.s have been compleh d | • and 11 ii'i’v* miles ojhii to traffic. Reliance will be completed by February 1.; 1930, ii is expected.Oiei nisas-Beggs, 6.6 miles, ul which iMeat concerning the p ; ini.;' the Tigers there.* Two dates are bei | a game between Ted I sity ot Arkansas at fall, Coach Rockwell u Fred Thomsen of theunion, is expected todepartment here in his decision on u duffUnion University i: game with the Bulldt son. Tenn , on Armist The TYvh men are to vcrsi'y at New Orleui acroi\itng to u te just announced here liege will play the lot:Ton next Tluuik.sgiviUiiNegoUuUons are- fie nquuvd number oi jurors] 4,;u ,m, brt,u rompk.Uit1 imd [VJ wnh MUbaps lt;':‘1! ,MMi :in J U ih‘ lht'a a j to trii.it*. Entire p-roject will be emu - : ru!|ij!to iiiaw1 i' i . i 1 II i'i 4- t 11 i i;!ii‘ tiu►J•i i i m i oitrsc ol 11 ill I V.• '■ a:;.- b.is cn-aled Ire-nbnuighout iticidand ’bojui.j p.ni:.lies and feeling loPowiug lilt* alleged act to \\ iis,hi was rejwrted to high, i-'iij- iiiU reason it bbelieved the JiiUc Kicidaud parbiicut room vuJl be illleci to overflowing tan me trial geU under way titia Monroe Morning- World, loth.iiu\i o'i. fit-ckwell Si.' D ; ■ i ; ii: l'Uliii Jill*To Restore Ipie ted soon. iFrauU!m-(\:n(t r\ iJU*. h 84 miles, u u !,!4.6U complti.ed and 4.5 open to traffic jProject will be completed in January; —1930. j ihOM, Mi;„s. The IMour x1-Calhoun, 13.20 nulm, vvithied to iwstore the b #.66 milts com pie led and 5 70 ojk-n tojllobtit F Lee at Stru traffic, project will be vompkted by! it will duplicate the April i 5, 1930.Theae twelve concrete paving projects, out of a ioiI of tiurty-six under contract December l; will serve to informboyhood.Contributions have fused.
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Ruston Leader
Ruston, Louisiana, US
Wed, Dec 11, 1929
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