Captain leads team lineup in field drill showcase
Durham, Swayze, Bob Baker, Mangham, Moffett and Weard with Tech mascot in front center. Second row features Green, Davis, Tindal, Colvin, Dabney, Nutt and Parker. Captain leads the third row.
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Ruston Leader in Ruston, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1930
Page
1
President Thomas W Atkinson resigns from LSU
The resignation of Louisiana State University President Thomas W. Atkinson shocks Ruston friends after a 43 year career. He cites health as the reason and asks the board of supervisors to accept his departure at the earliest convenient date. James Morroe Smith is named as possible successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Atkinson
Louisiana State University
Ruston
Will Atkinson
Mattie Riddell
Nomeber
Times
Atkinson
Hall
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Board of Supervisors
University
Huey P. Long
James Morroe Smith
College of Education
Southwestern Louisiana
Supervicors Board
Biden
Lowe
Teanimencly
Alkinkon
Alinese
Suirty
Deigi
Thie College
Denune Tag
Eaaertus
Byerette
Dancal
Stipe Vis Ore
Athin
Smith
Jackson Parish
Ouachita Parish
Union Parish
Louisiana State Normal
Natchitoches
L.S. U
L. I
Southwestern
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Columbia University
New York
Kappa Delta Pi
Phi Delta Kappa
S. U
American Association of American Universities
Ilness
Dumpyoso
Annswer
Ife
Hudeits
Alomni
Storm Strikes Two Towns in State Saturday
A storm moved through two towns in the state Saturday causing injuries as it toppled trees and damaged property. Initial reports list several hurt with minor to moderate injuries, the sparsely populated area counting on swift aid and assessment by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bormindo Cuba
Nnar Winnsboro
Preuklen Pete
Fire at Haynesville Cotton Warehouse Causes $90000 Loss
Haynesville November 16 A nightlong effort by the town fire department with 100 laborers salvaged many cotton bales after a warehouse fire destroyed about 1500 bales. An airplane carried chemicals to suppress the blaze as officials estimated losses at 90000. Strong south winds pushed flames away from nearby assets, sparing a second warehouse and much of the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynesville
New Orleans
G. H. Sherman
Almand Brothers
Tornado Strikes Bush Community Causes Road Blockages
Debris clogged roads leading to the Bush community after a Saturday night tornado. Heavy rain accompanied the twister. Nurses and doctors from Winnsboro footed it to reach the stricken area as the storm carved a mile long by quarter mile wide path. Nearby sections escaped damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
Long Petitioned By Hundreds To Reprieve Kennedy
Several hundred citizens of Parmerville and Union parish petitioned Governor Huey P. Long today to reprieve Kennedy. The group included parish and town officials, members of the bar, and local businessmen from Parmerville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Parmerville
Union Parish
Huey P. Long
Kennedy petition seeks reprieve over slander case
A petition led by Rep Holloway and officials asks the governor to grant a temporary reprieve for Kemble K Kennedy a local man convicted of slander and libel tied to the Whangdoodle publication in Baton Rouge citing political prejudice health injuries and immunity for co defendants In a separate survey about US entry into WWI 364 answered no 48 yes and 10 doubt on Germanys blame and Americas wisdom to enter the war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemble K. Kennedy
L S. A
Whangdoodle
Baton Rouge
Guy W. Holloway
J. W. Stancil
G.C. Raborn
F. W. Murphy
Kennedy
Germany
United States
No Agreement On Responsibility For Great World War
A Federal Council of Churches survey of churchmen educators and business leaders twelve years after the armistice finds no consensus on which party bears responsibility for the World War. The group fails to reach a single verdict on the question of responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Divorce Granted Over Excessive Kissing
Dorothy Canfield was granted a divorce from Kenneth Canfield by Superior Judge Hugh J. Crawford in Los Angeles. The petitioner testified that her husband kissed her constantly each evening, and prevented visitors from seeing them because he could not spare time to stop kissing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hugh J. Crawford
Dorothy Canfield
Kenneth Canfield
L. G. Hayford
Negro Arrested Here On Charge Of Manufacture
John Burton, a negro residing about three miles south of Ruston and near the Jonesboro highway, was arrested and jailed early today by Sheriff A. D. Phigpen on a manufacture charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burton
Ruston
Jonesboro
Sherif A. d. ‘Phigpen
Burton and kin arrested in liquor manufacture probe
Deputy Sheriff Clyde Frasier and deputies raided a suspect on a charge of making intoxicating liquor. They found a barrel of smash and quantities near the house and on a branch. Fire damage and wagon tracks suggested the run-off and disposal. Leroy Jackson, Burton’s brother-in-law, was detained then released. Burton had prior convictions in Lincoln and Jackson parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Frasier
Leroy Jackson
Burton
Lincoln Parish
Jackson Parish
Twin sons born to Burt Warren family obituary note
Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Burt Warren in Dubach last Sunday brought joy to relatives and friends though the larger baby lived only a short time. The infant weighed six and three fourths pounds and seven pounds, was buried in Greenwood cemetery Monday, with sympathy extended to the bereaved parents and to Burt Warren Jr who rejoiced at the coming of his young brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Warren
Dubach
Greenwood Cemetery
Birt Warren, Jr
Boung
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Centenary Gentlemen of Shreveport
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Crawford
van Dalsen
Courtney
Brown
Ruasch
Strother
A. D. Baker
Rice
Gilbert
Gatlin
Roy Bolen
Spinks
Hicks
Ls.u. Tenders
Mattie Ridgdell
Sale
Ruston, LA
L. F. van Zelm
Missin
Percy Puppllove
Daily Buzz
Doc Graves
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