Local National Guard unit heads to Camp Beauregard for training
Fifty men from Ruston Louisiana with a 2 commissioned officers and other ranks depart by special train for Camp Beauregard Louisiana for a two week encampment. The unit plans to return July 27 and is among about 1200 state guards in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mllinois Central
Camp Beauregard
Louisiana
Louisiana National Guard
State Guard
Monroe
Missouri Pacific
Walton E. McBride
Lawrence J. Fox
Ruston
Bids Wanted for Lincoln Parish Dirt Work Projects
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury invites bids at the Court House Ruston on July 19 1930 at 9 am for fills and dirt work including clearing and grubbing. Eight project sites with borrow dirt quantities are listed Ward One through Ward Eight. Bids must be per project, with immediate construction on Nos 1 2 and 3. see Engineer RB E Evans for details. The Jury may reject oral bids.
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Lincoln Parish
Louisiana
Court House
Ruston
Ward Four
Ward
RB. E. Evans
W. R. Rinehart
Sec
Treas
Local Company Attending Training Camp for Guardsmen
The Ruston based Company F of the National Guard travels to Camp Beauregord with Tech athletes as core participants. Seven Tech track stars and several baseball prospects headline the unit’s athletic hopes, aiming to improve on past records amid coaching changes and leadership.
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Tech
Camp Beauregord
National Guard
Ruston Company
Truston Company
York Sheppard
Ben Johnson
Lewis Hess
J. Fox
Fox
Pete Jod
Baskall
Broken Wrist In Automobile Mishap Injures 17 Year Old
A 17 year old, Casyton Lomax, sustained a broken wrist and painful bruises in a Saturday automobile crash on Virginia Street near Cipurgia Avenue. Both vehicles suffered heavy damage. He was treated at the Bison: Wocola sanitarium and remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casyton Lomax
Fierce
Lamax
Wietna
Ukereet Lion of
Cipurgia Avene
Virbina Street
Saurdey
Uae
Jamies Willige de
Wille Crook
Bison
Wocola Sanitariun
Finds Husband Father Of Baby Nearly Adopted
Chinese July by Elizabeth Cieen bere GH Genner street discovers the baby she planned to adopt is her husband’s child. Superior Court Judge Joseph Sinbeth orders a review as Greenberg battles to prove paternal link. A hospital case at Michael Reese Hospital follows with biotech led testing to confirm paternity.
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Elizabeth Cieenbere
Genner Street
Morris Cieentery
Superior Court
Joseph Sinbeth Yustrartend
Crreenberg
Babs
Greenberg
Shieffenberg
States Pays $12,199,169 In United States Taxes
Tax figures from a trial indicate total United States taxes paid amount to 12,199,169 with individuals, corporations, and Lovis implicated in contributing to the sum. Individual income taxes are cited at 4042,007.01 and related figures show broader revenue amounts.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Mississippi
States
United States
Wadington Juy
Eéautortedia Canes Cibatent
Uitea
Letal
Wits
Watermelon price inquiry from Jackson firm to Lincoln growers
The Scott and Robertson Company of Jackson Mississippi telegrammed the Lincoln Truck Growers Association this morning asking for quotes on car load lots of Tom Watson watermelons weighing 26 to 30 pounds. There is a strong demand for these melons in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Truck Growers Association
Scott and Robertson Company
Jackson
Mississippi
Tom Watson
Mississippi City
Standard Oil Safe Blown Open Loot Recovered Nearby
A Standard Oil Company safe was blown open at the local office last night and between 600 and 700 dollars in checks and cash were taken. The money was later found buried near the highway where the safe was blown. Police report a 300 pound safe, a delivery truck with about 75 gallons of gas, and two cars used in the theft. Federal agents arrested four men on liquor violations as part of the scene, while no suspects in the oil office theft had been identified by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Pershing Highway
CG. W. Posey
Oil Company
Thigpen
Clinton Davis
Lmits
Guy Braswell
Shreveport
R. B. Collins
J. Dambly
Finger Print Bureau
Diry
Harry McCoy
St. Ann Street
Irving Strand
Milneburg
Jack Smith
Little River
Iberville Street
George Brown
Who Ran This Bar Not Tell Drys New Orleans Speakeasy Entry
A fisherman a carpenter a newspaper carrier and a common laborer entered an alleged speakeasy at 1309 Iberville Street early Saturday morning. They were tired and consumed after the night.
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New Orleans
Iberville Street
Announcements for District Attorney and Judge Seats
The Ruston Leader announces candidates for the Third Judicial District Louisiana in the Democratic primaries on September 8 9 1930. Walton E McBride seeks district attorney judge E L Walker seeks district judge Guy W Holloway also seeks district judge and a re election bid for Congress in the Sth Louisiana district on September 15 1930.
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Ruston
Walton E. McBride
Third
Judicial District of
Louisiana
Ruston Leader
E. L. Walker
Third Judicial District of
Guy W. Holloway
Percy Saint Protests Cut Made by Governor Long
Louisiana Attorney General Percy Saint condemns Governor Long for cutting 14 490 from the attorney general's office budget, shrinking total to 30 778. Saint warns resignations for two assistants, travel costs, court fees, and pardons board expenses will cripple the office's efficiency and ability to prosecute cases. He notes eight Washington trips and state travel costs, denies aiding gambling interests, and cites limited opinions given on gambling.
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New Orleans
Long
Attorney Generals Office
Percy Saint
Showalter
Michael Irwin
Washington
Louisiana
Pardons Board
Constitutional League
Adj
L. A. Toombs
Simpson
Vets Must File To Get New Pension Benefits
Washington July 9 World war veterans entitled to benefits of the new pension bill which took effect last week must file an application if they want the disability allowance This was announced by Captain Edwin S Bettelheim Sr chairman of the veterans of foreign wars legislative committee after a conference with Director Hines of the veterans bureau Bettelheim said an impression existed that veterans who had previously applied for compensation and were rejected might rely on those earlier applications This is not the case and compensation will date from the day of application.
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Washington
Edwin S. Bettelheim
Veterans of Foreign Wars Lnatorial Legislative Committee
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Bettelheim
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Roy BE
Gatlin
Oswald FP. Giddens
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Alfred R. Shaeffer
Knawoodl. Taylor
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Willam J. Brown, Jr
William H. Cheatwood
L. J. Fox
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Richard Donald
Flestiona
Myllpuyps
Sam
Kannan Ansley
Gilbert
Grane
Masy
Giddens
Deeb
Gong
Tennessee
Rutherford County
North Louisiana Herd Improvement Association
Lincoln
Ouachita
Bienville Parishes
Tennessee Association
Louisiana ‘Tech
C. W. Sherman
BR. G. Tarmon
Louisiana Teeh
Shealy & Jarret
Pengrisee
Lewistani
Oie Tennesser Ea
Vienna Cemetery
D&w
Drys
Ruston State Bank & Trust Company
Bank of Service
Congress
Hon. Riley J. Wilson
Business and Professional Directory
Ruston Creamery
the State Life Insurance CO
Indianapolis, Indiana
W. E. Owen
J. E. Crawford, M. D
James
Ruston, LA
DR. 5
R. Clay
Optometrist
DR. L. F. Green
Sames
Ellis Bailey
W. Miss. Ave
W. P. Simpson
Bam Blaushild
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