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Newspaper

Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1930

Page

4

Snowfall in Colorado area sets record depths

Snow blasted the Rocky Mountain states Thursday night, trapping two hundred eastbound passengers in Trinidad on three Santa Fe trains. A 50-year-old Des Moines man froze to death near Mount Dora, New Mexico, and a companion from Amarillo survived in critical condition. Dozens of cars were marooned, an Arkansas Valley livestock loss was reported, and transmission lines failed leaving residents without power. An entire wing of a Pueblo grade school collapsed under snow, while Trinidad logged 32 inches.

Rocky Mountain States Santa Fe Trinidad Guy Liner Des Moines Mount Dora N. M J. W. Whithead Amarillo Minera Pueblo Arkansas Valley Lamar la Junta Paoli Leo Bakers Oklahoma City Colorado Springs Raton Pass James Tilford Denver Raton Carlyle Colorado Government Weather Bureau Morgan County Enid Marriott Wiggins Fort Morgan Robert Thompson Salida Dorothy McConkle Poncha Pass Galicia Alamosa Sheriffa Thompson

Demand for U S probe into acts of Cannon

Washington November 18 A formal demand for a federal grand jury investigation of Bishop Jarvis Cannon Sr and his political activities in the 1928 presidential campaign was placed before Attorney General Mitchell by Representative George Tinkhorn Massachusetts a bitter enemy of Cannon who charged in a letter last May that the bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South violated the corrupt practices act and indulged in political activities in contravention of church traditions

Washington Jarvts Cannon Mitthe Givorge Halden Tlokhan Repubhew Massachussetts Cannon Mitchell Methodist Episcopal Church Souths Tinkhorn

Prohibition Here To Stay Highlighted In Debate

In Houston Texas Benatoe Morris Shepresid Father of the Eighteenth Amendment declares prohibition will remain part of the constitution. He says the United States Senate and House are overwhelmingly dry and that prohibition stands cannot be repealed. He condemns wet proponents and warns of social and physical harms from alcohol.

Patrick Henry Sheppard Houston Texas United States Benatoe Morris Shepresid Peiujaraice Aidon Weiliesay House of Representatives Sleoholin

New Units Of Boys Home Dedicated In New Orleans

New Orleans November 20 two new units at Hop Haven boys home were opened in a ceremony with civic and religious leaders. A $35,000 gymnasium donated by Julian H Baenger was presented by Alfred D Danziger for Mr Saenger, and an agricultural building funded by H C Murnan was accepted by Father Peter M H Wynhoven on behalf of the home.

New Orleans Hop Haven Julian H. Baenger H.C. Murnan Alfred D. Danziger Saenger Peter M. H. Wynhoven

Unusual Iris Fields Found Near New Orleans in Delta

Dr John K Small reports discovery of seven foot iris fields in the lower Mississippi Delta near New Orleans. The plants bloom in over 200 hues and may shift theories on the tower era’s probable center. The find occurred when Small glimpsed the flowers from a train window and later inspected the natural fields.

New Orleans Mississippi Delta New York John K. Small New York Botanical Gardens Sma

He Loses Wife To Rival Demands $200000 In Suit

In Houston on November 20, H C Grenshaw, 70, sues Fred M Terry for $200,000 claiming his 27 year marriage ended after his wife divorced him and wed Terry. He itemizes costs for poisoning her mind, alienating affections, corrupting morals, destroying her innocence, breaking the marriage contract, mortification, loss of society, and loss of right to censure her actions.

Houston Tex H. C. Grenshaw Fred M. Terry Grenshaw Terry

New Orleans Radio Station To Occupy Nine Hours Daily

New Orleans station WWL with Loyola University will air nine hours daily starting November 16. Programs aim for universal appeal with local music drama and civic groups ensuring variety. WWL operates at 850 kilocycles with 5000 watts and a clear channel shared with RWEKH. Alfred Brown directs, Captain Arthur Pritchard oversees talent and program, Juan E B Pasquet is station manager.

New Orleans WWL Loyola University of New Orleans Louisiana RWEKH Alfred Brown Arthur Pritchard Juan Eb, Pasquet Ghition

Sheriff Seizes $30,000 Worth of Whisky in Morgan City

Morgan City reports Sheriff Chas. Vecot and deputies seized a railcar of whisky valued at $30,000 to $90,000. The contraband, believed loaded Wednesday night, was found on a Southern Pacific siding en route to Chicago. No arrests were made as liquor was destined for destruction in Franklin.

Morgan City Sherrif Chas. Vecot Chicago Southern Pacific Marty Rhertt Pecot Franklin

Ruston Teachers Attend 38th Louisiana Convention

A large contingent of Ruston teachers from Louisiana Tech and local schools left for Alexandria to attend the 38th annual Louisiana State Teachers Association convention at Boston High School. Led by G. W. Bond, H. L. Campbell, and H. E. Townsend, sessions run through Saturday with alumni gatherings planned at the Butley Hotel Saturday night. Lincoln parish reports high participation and local teachers anticipate a strong program featuring leading state and national education figures.

Facultiers Louisiane Tech Ruston Ansd Alexandria Louisiana State Teachers Association Boston G. W. Bond Louisiana Tech H. L. Campbell H. EB. Townsend Lincoln Parish Campbell

Treasury not to urge suspension of sinking fund

Washington reports treasury plans to refrain from recommending to Congress any suspension of the sinking fund next year to maintain the 1 percent tax cut on 1929 incomes. Officials say the question will be put before Congress in a short session and treasury action is unnecessary unless lawmakers request it. The sinking fund, about 16 billion dollars, can only be suspended in a national emergency, which officials say does not exist.

Treasury Washington Congress Legislative Branch The

Couple Repeats Wedding Of Fifty Years Ago

New Orleans Nov 20 a couple celebrated 50 years of marriage by repeating their wedding in the same Mater Dolorosa church Old Carrollton with Reverend Clemens Schneider officiating. Present were four members of the original audience plus families and friends including Daughters Mrs Regan Mrs DiBartolo and grandchildren.

New Orleans Happy Aid John Junker Dublin Street Mater Dolorosa Old Carrollton Clemens Schneider F. W. Junker Margaret Junker John Augustine R. L. Regan C. DiBartolo

Asheville Bank Closed by Board of Directors

Ashville North Carolina November 20 Central Bank & Trust Co. Asheville closed today by order of the board of divestors for the conservation of assets. The bank reported more than 18 million dollars on the positive side. Hendersonville also saw three banks shut their doors ending the city’s banking facilities with First Bank & Trust Co. placed in liquidation by the state banking department.

Mitchell Central Bank& Trust Co Asheville Biltmore-Green Bank Mirat Bank & Trust Co Hendersonville American Bank& Trust Co Asherville Bank N. C Cenval Bank & Trust Co Hendersonville Hendersonne Foendersonville First Bank & Trust Co State Banking Department

Baby's Cry Stoppage Used in Murder Trial Narrative

In Baton Rouge on November 20, district court heard neighbor testimony in the Rodostas murder case. The neighbor said the baby suddenly stopped crying at 3 a.m. after sounds from the Rodostas’ home, while the couple admits to harming and burying the child. Doctors testified death came from a blow to the head and strangulation. The mother had disappeared days after birth, with Rodosta claiming she went to Whitecastle.

Baton Rouge Peter Rodosta Rodosta M A. Rodosta Alex Marchand Rodostas Whitecastle Kidd

Orleans Yule Checks Nearly Three Millions

New Orleans bankers announce Christmas savings checks totaling 2,846,000 dollars will be mailed to savers, with 87,088 checks this year, up from 2,804,382 dollars and 84,848 checks last year, just before Thanksgiving.

New Orleans

Three Plead Guilty On Bad Checks Charges

Farmerville residents Jack Hammons and Leon Webb pleaded guilty in city court on issuing bad checks. Each received a $25 fine plus costs and three months in jail for default of payment. Ruston’s Bob Truitt admitted the same charge in district court and was fined 125 and ordered three months in jail.

Jack Hammons Leon Webb Farmerville BE. L. Walker Bob Truitt Ruston Gailty Stephen D. Pearce

Four North Carolina Banks Closed In Western State

Raleigh NC November 20 four banks in Western North Carolina including Central Bank Trust Co at Asheville closed today due to deposits totaling around 20 million. State bank examiner John Mitchell announced the action.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina Central Bank &Trust Co Ashevilly John Mitchell State Bank

New 1931 Chevrolet Draws Crowd with Major Updates

Thousands nationwide viewed the 1931 Chevrolet as Fisher-Chevrolet bodies introduce a longer wheel base for more room and a stronger squeak-proof design. The interior features include exclusive patent seat springs, padded roofs, improved insulation, upgraded upholstery choices, and enhanced interior hardware. Exterior touches add theft protection, inside door locking, dome lights, and refined robe rails and foot rests.

Chevrolet Fisher-Chevrolet Fisher Body Corporation Fisher

Farm House Yields Original Of The Act Of Independence

Ontario California November 20 A document said to be one of 55 original copies of the Declaration of Independence was found in a California farm house and brought to Dr Martin E Hill a high school principal. Mrs Arthur G Phelps delivered the paper after reading a magazine story about a letter by Button Gwinnett selling for fifty thousand dollars.

Ontario Cal Martin E. Hill Arthur G. Phelps Hill Button Gwinnett Phelps Gwinnett

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Teaches Substitutes

Vintage ad extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as the only true remedy while denouncing substitutes as inferior. It touts a pure vegetable extract formula said to cleanse the whole system and relieve constipation and torpid liver, urging readers to choose the red bottle from all druggists.

Carter

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