Father of local preacher dies in New Orleans
William Andrew Williams 81, Confederate veteran and prominent Louisiana citizen, died in New Orleans after a long illness. He served in the Fortyteenth Louisiana Infantry and First Louisiana Cavalry, helped build the Atchafalaya levee system, and headed local business ventures. He leaves a wife Virginia and six children, with funeral services at Camp Nicholls conducted by Rev. Dr. R. G. Lee.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
William Andrew Williams
Mississippi
Atchafalaya
Pointe Coupee Parish
Williams
Fourteenth Louisiana Infantry
First
Louisiana Cavalry
Jesse Williams
Jefferson Davis
William Windom
Abner Williams
Alabama
William Williams
Captain Williams
Columbia
Camp Nicholls
Newleans
Jennie Williams
Virginia Howell Williams
Philip H. Williams
Ninth Reserve Corps
U. S. Army
Albert Sidney Williams
Williams- Kirkland Lumber Manufacturers
Caldwell Parish
Stephen B. Williams
Monroe Methodist Protestant Church
W. A. Williams, Jr
St. Louis
Mattie Blackwell
Montpelier
Camp Nichelle
R. G. Lee
First Baptist Church of
Lee
Robt. E. Lee
Southern
Confederacy
Charity Hospital
Jennie
Circle of Kings Daughters of the Soldiers’ Home
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh
Stonewall Jackson
Ladies Confederate Memorial Association
Francis T. Nicholls
Greenwood Cemetery
Dr. Lee
Caldwell Ward Forms Law Enforcement League
In Caldwell parish Ward Five, Columbia La reports formation of a law enforcement league aimed at suppressing illicit liquor manufacture and sales. Members sign a pledge to aid officers, report violations, and supply first hand information to uphold prohibition efforts. Many residents, including men and women, have already joined.
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News-Star
Columbia
Ward Five
Caldwell Parish
Law Enforcement League
Brood
Avery
Leon's Cafe Dinner Menu Ad
15 cent dinner regular 50 cent dinner Wednesday 25 cents Coffee with pure cream with dinner 5 cents extra. Leon's Cafe.
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Leon
Bus Waiting Room 208 at South Grand
The snippet notes a location in the waiting room area at 208 South Grand with a telephone contact 772. The fragment suggests a public notice or timetable reference tied to a transit or station context.
Sicard Road Closure Delayed Indefinitely
Unforeseen delays halt planned traffic closure of Sicard road from Loop road intersection eastward this week. Exact closing date postponed. a News-Star display ad will announce when the road will be closed and motorists are asked to follow detours via Millhaven road.
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Loop Road
Millhaven
News-Star
Tomorrow’s Radio and Stage Listings Across Cities
Listings show WSB Atlanta with 8 melody artists at 10:45 entertainment. EFDM Beaumont broadcasts 8 musical acts. WLS Chicago presents organ works at 6:25 and Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore later. WEBH Chicago Post airs concert, orchestra, songs, and dance segments. WMAQ Chicago News features organ and orchestra with talks and a 8:30 program.
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WEMC
Berrien Springs
WMAQ
Chicago News
WGN
Chicago Tribune
WLW
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleveland
WFAA
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
KOA
Denver
WHO
Des Moines
WWJ
Detroit News
Knights of Harmony
WCX
Detroit Free Press
WTAS
Elgin
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Trail Blazers
KFKX
Hasings
WOS
Jefferson City
WDAF
Kansas City Star
WHB
Kansas City
WHAS
Louisville Journal
WHAD
Milwaukee
WCCO
Minneaplis-St. Paul
WOAW
Omaha
KFAE
Pullman
WGY
Schenectady
WSB
Atlanta Journal
EFDM
Beaumont
WLS
Chicago
WEBH
Chicago Post
KYW
WEAR
WEAF
School of the Air
Louisville
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOA
Newark
KGO
Oakland
Salvation Army Band
WEAQ
Porto Rico
WDWF
Providence
WOAI
San Antonio
Brunswick Hour
WBZ
Springfield
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
WRC
Washington
Radio listings show a night of concerts and talk programs
A dense schedule lists numerous stations such as KYW Chicago WEAF WFAA WOC KOA and more. Programs include concerts talks speeches and musical performances with times ranging from early evening to late night across multiple cities and venues.
Sports Writer Dies in Chicago After Illness
Chicago report notes Drury Underwood newspaperman and humourist died after a lengthy illness. Beginning in 1889 he built a career as a column conductor and sporting writer, later turning to theatrical production after moving from New York to a Chicago hospital.
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Chicago
Drury Underwood
Supreme Court Bar Admission Exam Dates Announced
The Supreme Court Examining Committee for Admission to the Bar of Louisiana announces the next examination for June 29, 20th and July 1 at 9 a.m. daily, held at Loyola University in New Orleans. Full information and blanks are available from S. A. Mascaro assistant secretary at 409 New Orleans Court Building. Applications must be filed with the Clerk of the Supreme Court at least thirty days before the exam date. 202 So Grand telephone 772 4-25t en a ATT
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Supreme Court Examining Committee For Admission To the
Bar of Louisiana
Loyola University
New Orleans
S. A. Mascaro
New Orleans Court Building
Supreme Court
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MISS_GRACE
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Thomas H. Symington
New York
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Ramsey MacDonald
Great Britain
London
David Kirkwood
Grace Woods
Brooklyn
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Sicard Road
Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
Manholland-Danwitz Furniture Company
DeSiard St
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