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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

6

Light Signals Installed At Main Crossings In City

Traffic light signals are being installed at principal street intersections citywide and will be in operation as they are completed. Eight signals at main crossings will be finished today per Mayor Charles C. Gayne. Signals will operate daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Parking lines along curbs are being marked to handle pre holiday traffic. A Christmas tree will be erected in the city park on North Rialroad Ave this week and lights will decorate the park. town ladies will decorate the tree.

Charles C. Gayne Rialroad Ave

Lincoln Parish Veterans Filing Bonus Claims

Lincoln Parish veterans are urged to file adjusted compensation claims before January 2 1930. Post service officer L J Fox notes rapid progress with 7 claims submitted for two white ex soldiers and five African American veterans. Widows children and parents of deceased veterans may also receive compensation. claims must reach Washington by January 2 1930 and dependents by January 3 1930.

L. J. Fox American Legion Coach Fox Ruston McFarland Post No. 2 Washington Mr. Fox McFarland Post

Six Stolen Autos Found In One Washington Garage

Washington police traced a suspicious rocking automobile to an alley and uncovered six stolen machines in a single garage. Detectives said the discovery ties to prior thefts and may lead to arrests.

Washington Washington Alley

Thigpen Receives Inquiry On Local Parish Jail Fence

Sheriff A J Thigpen received a letter from R Q Etzel secretary treasurer of the Claiborne Parish Police Jury asking for information about the recent wire fence around the parish jail after several jailbreaks. Thigpen said he supplied Etzel with all data he thought necessary.

A. J. Thigpen R. Q. Etzel Claiborne Parish Lincoln Thigpen Mr. Fizel

Local Firm Holds Large Zwolle Oil Field Tracts

Cooke and Gaye sold four 40 acre tracts totaling 40000 dollars to Ruston Drilling Company, led by president T. L. James. James says the new Zwolle Louisiana field shows strong prospects and Zwolle is becoming a bustling oil center, with the James interests among the first to enter the block.

New Zwolle Cooke and James Zwolle

Lincoln Parish Health Doctor Reports Immunization Progress

Dr R H Allen and F D Jackson report progress in Lincoln parish health unit immunizing white schools and planning a similar effort for colored schools. November activities included school visits, toxin antitoxin and typhoid vaccinations, scarlet fever isolation, and sanitation work such as pit privies at dairies.

R. H. Allen Dr. Allen Lincoln Parish F. D. Jackson Lincoln Parish Health Unit

Jury Fails To Reach Verdict After 98 Hours

In Vicksburg Mississippi on December 12 the jury in the Laura Newman murder case was out 98 hours without a verdict and was discharged by Judge B. Brien. The defendant, a colored woman, faced the charge after being tried.

Vicksburg Miss Laura Newman Brien Plate

Unique Meeting At Louisiana Tech Boys' Gym Last Night

Crowds from Lincoln parish attended a Ruston event at Louisiana Tech to celebrate farm winners with more than $3000 in prizes. The program mixed humor and sentiment with musical numbers, hand cards, spinning wheels, and performances by eight silver haired grandmothers. Winners in Home Beautification, Dairy, Cotton, Corn, and Hay contests were announced, and fiddling, string bands, and hog calling contests drew wide praise.

Louisiana Tech Boys Tech Lincoln Parish Itsilso Evelyn Pond‘er Ruston Maggie Nellie Gray Robin Adair Cominn Bell Hinton Sarah Hinton Mollie Hinton Cornelia Hammonds W.T. Hilton Richards Wilton Anna Thornton Mary Cook Olive Huey C. R. Smith T J. McKinney Simsboro H. Liner Vienna H. J. Liner Levi Calhoun Choudrant Chissie Tom Tecker J. H. Frasier Annie Houck B. Cargill Goo. Hogg G. A. Colvin T. C. Alexander Vernon Prophitt Monroe J. P. Bagwell Dubach Gilbert Hood Arcadia Almer Hood F. T. Hood C. B. Hood Hilly Cliff Hood E. 8. McCain Dubberly H. L. Irwin Colfax J.D. English J. S. Hood

Louisiana Tech Centenary Grid Classic Slated for Ruston

Centenary College will bring its football team to Ruston to face Louisiana Tech on November 22, 1930. Coach Ted Rockwell announced the site change after a talk with Centenary athletic committee chair George M. Reynolds. Ruston’s central location and growing highway access were cited as reasons to host in Ruston, with local fans expected to attend in large numbers.

Louisiana Tech Ruston Louisiana Tech Centenary College Ted Rockwell George M. Reynolds Centenary Athletic Comittee Shreveport Bulldogs Centenary Forney Lit Haley Jonesboro Tech ‘Talk Mississippi Texas Monroe Minden Winnfield Farimerville Bernice Dubuch

Weyand Resigns From La Tech Faculty and Leaves Ruston

Dr Lorenza Weyand head of Louisiana Tech social science department resigned and did not appear at the third district court hearing on divorce by his wife Mae Weyand who seeks custody of their child She claims cruelty Weyand is said to have accepted a position at Michigan State Normal College President G W Bond has not announced a successor The note also mentions automobile deaths across 18 cities breaking records.

Lorenza D. Weyand Louisiana ‘Tech Mae Weyand Weyand Ypralaili Michigan State Normal College G. W. Bond Tech Dr. Weyand

Mrs. R. E. Whitted Buried At Wesley Chapel This Week

Mrs. R. E. Whitted age 23 died in Baptist hospital Memphis Friday and was buried at Wesley Chapel family burial ground Monday. She is survived by widower a young daughter her mother Mrs Jussie Chlaspy four brothers Chester Grigsby Leon Chrigsby Marik Jack Grigsby and two sisters Mrs Lois West.

R. E. Whitted the Baptist Hospital Memphis Wesley's Chapel Jussie Chlaspy Chester Grigsby Leon Chrigsby Mrarik Jack Grigsby Lois West Wesley

Mrs. Tatum Of Simsboro Injured In Car Overturn Tuesday

Mrs. Tatum of Simsboro sustained injuries when her car overturned on the Dixie Overland highway west of town Tuesday afternoon. Her sister Mrs. Emmett Burt escaped injury. The accident also lacerated a shoulder and lower limb but Mrs. Burt and Mrs. Tatum are daughters of Rev. W. T. Strain of Simsboro. Mrs. Tatum received care at Ruston Lincoln sanitarium before being returned home.

Emmett Burt C. W. Tatum Simsboro Tatum Ruston-Lincoln Sanitarium Tatun Burt W. T. Strain Sinisbera

Red Cross Lincoln Parish Campaign Reaches Quota

The Lincoln Parish Red Cross chapter thanks Mrs A H Henderson and committees for their efforts as the membership drive closes. Donations are still welcome and much needed for distress relief with rural community supporters singled out for their generosity. Chairman Mrs Frank Price expresses heartfelt gratitude to all contributors and readers.

Lincoln Parish A. H. Henderson Red Cross Frank Price

Rivers and Harbors Congress Elects Wilson President

Riley J. Wilson of Louisiana was re elected national president of the Rivers and Harbors Congress at its twenty fifth meeting in Washington. A. Thompson was re elected secretary treasurer, with Senator Ransdell and John H Small named lifetime honorary directors. Delegates urged completion of Hoover era river and harbor projects within five years and passage of a river and harbors act at the earliest practicable day. Debate centered on the St Lawrence waterway, with Walsh and Copeland opposing and defending respectively the all American canal and the St Lawrence route.

Washington Bec Hoover Congress Army St. Lawrence Ohiy Walsh Ro. Maclean Detriott Ace Due Ffurdy Loledu Copehand New York

Louisiana to Get Million From U S For Road Building

Louisiana will receive 1 040 195 dollars from Washington for road work as part of a 101 223 000 fund shared among 48 states and Hawaii. Allocation based on state size population mileage of put roads and district areas.

Louisiana Washington al Othe Hawaii

Deputies Nab Still After Two Nights in Mineral Springs

Deputies Clyde Frasier and Guy Braswell arrested Spence Revel and Jess Hunter in Ward Five after tips from citizens led to discovery of a liquor still. Three pylons of whiskey and the rip were seized. The offenders will be turned over to Federal authorities for trial under the Jones law. further second offenses may also be sent to federal charges.

Clyde Frasier Guy Braswell Sheriff's Department Mineral Springs Spence Revel Uime Jess Hunter Sheri Phigpen Thigpen

Bond appoints Lucille Campbell to Tech commerce faculty

Miss Lucille Campbell of Canton Mississippi is named assistant professor of commerce at Louisiana Tech to replace Helen Huch. She starts with the winter quarter, bringing nine years of teaching experience and a strong background in secretarial subjects from multiple universities.

Lucille Campbell Canton Miss Louisiana Tech Helen Huch G. W. Bund Miss Campbell Tech University of Miss Ohio State University University of Colorado Gregg School of Chicago Bowling Creen Business University of Bowling Green Ky Campbell Canton High School the Yazoo Birmingham Aln Whitehaven Tenn Woodlawn High School Ala Louisiana Ech Tavlog

Wilson To Be Died In Related Incident Next Friday

Henry Wilson, 2, found guilty Tuesday by a Richland parish jury after deliberations of ten minutes for a criminal act against a young Black woman. He faces execution next Friday morning in New Orleans after a conference between Governor and district attorney. The condemned man is held in Ouachita parish jail where sentence was formally pronounced last Wednesday morning by Judge John R. Melntash of Oak Grove.

Rayville Henry Wilson Richland Parish Wilson John R. Melntesh Huey B. Long Lew Rayeille Righland Parish Hary New Orleans LE A. m Nls Ouachita Parish Rayvilla John R. Melntash Oak Grove

Louisiana Tech Classes Buy Rings In Advance

Three Louisiana Tech classes decide to purchase graduation rings in advance for the three years after 1990. Engraving work will be done by a Houston company following a decision by juniors sophomores and freshmen traveling here this week. A contract provides a reduction by the cost of the rings.

Louisiana Tech Houston Tex

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Ruston Drilling Co The Kalamazoo Gazette la, Tech Pene Wesley Chapel W. C. Bulow Dakota South Dakota George Clemenceau France Lincoln Chapter Riley J. Wilson Rivers Harbors Congress Ransdell Gay U. S Witle Guyom Pathfinder Bond Commerce Department Huey P. Long
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