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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
2
The Boston News Bureau editors debate legislatures crafting new laws to curb labor saving devices. They note a Massachusetts effort to restrict such inventions to curb unemployment, argue workers in the U S thrive by leveraging innovations, and warn such claims fuel political campaigns.
The piece highlights growing attention to accident prevention by individuals, officials, and private groups. It cites a 81,000 fatality toll last year and urges passable state laws on financial responsibility and drivers' examinations to curb reckless driving and protect lives and property.
G H Holloway announces his candidacy for District Judge in Union Lincoln and Jackson parishes. He cites three LSU degrees and 49 years of legal practice, condemns opposing statements, defends road projects, and claims support from local figures while detailing campaign activities and endorsements.
The candidate charges the opponent and Mr. Roberts took trips to Union Parish and Marion in late March 1930 to meet political allies of the opponent and the Constitutional League. He says he will prove the Marion trip involved reliable witnesses and denies past lodging with Roberts since the impeachment trial. He cites upcoming 1932 legislature session and a September extra session for a road program. He asserts his qualifications and service warrant serious consideration.
In Ruston Louisiana on September 2 1930 a candidate appeals to voters of the Third Judicial District for District Attorney. He asserts a clean campaign free of personal attacks and counters rumors and counter proposals from rival factions. He urges voters to rely on experience, integrity, and steadfast support for his candidacy and outlines concerns about deception by opponents.
Statement from Walton E. McBride seeking impartial stance and broad voter appeal. He thanks supporters and asks for continued backing from all segments of the electorate.
Ruston La Sept 3 1930 a candidate responds to rival Holloway about visits to Union Parish while claiming he attended court in Farmerville and did not mix politics with trips. He says he seeks all white Democratic voters and pledges an impartial judge for all people regardless of faction.
A political note questions Huey Long's refusal to debate A. G. Williams in New Orleans next Sunday night after a previous clash with Senator Ransdell in Charlton. The piece critiques Long for avoiding direct confrontation and defends Williams willingness to debate.
A compact quotation attributes the idea that nature guides its own affairs, noting Montaigne's view that nature understands its own path better than humans. The line frames a philosophical reflection on natural order and human meddling.
The Ruston Leader announces Hon Walton E McBride as a Democratic primary candidate for district attorney in Louisiana's Third Judicial District. Primary election scheduled for September 9, 1930, subject to voter majority.
The Ruston Leader notes Hon. Guy W. Holloway as a candidate for district judge in the Third Judicial District of Louisiana in the Democratic primary set for September 9, 1990, subject to the primary election. Voter outcome depends on the party poll.
Ruston La August 29 1930 A local attorney provides a detailed critique of the 1930 Louisiana Legislature led by Governor Long. He cites 87 acts with 58 expanding jobs salaries or taxes, highlights the General Appropriation Bill at 45 369 149 16 and compares 1930 to 1920 spending, accusing Governor Long of extravagance and preferential treatment. He urges voters to verify figures at clerk or sheriff offices.
A Letter to the Editor criticizes a Louisiana campaign for Governor Long, accusing him of constant personal attacks. The writer questions the pledge of civility by a group promoting high-minded conduct and suggests Long is already expert in mudslinging. The Atlanta Constitution extracts comment from J. W. Elder about press coverage of Long’s oratory and conduct.
Newspapers across the country weigh ENO's chances for governor to join Louisiana's senate bid amid debate. Critics call the move risky and unlikely while supporters say it could reshape state leadership and party dynamics.
In one hour railroads earn 716840 from transport and spend 514386 on operating costs. Taxes total 45. Freight cars loaded reach 6026 while 88922 passengers board. From 1920 to 1929 freight car mileage rose 20 percent and train length and load increased 82 and 12 percent. average freight train speed grew 28 percent. Car shortages nearly eliminated.
President Lb. A. Downs of the Uhwois Central System discusses how goodwill improves midway service and benefits railroads and the public. He notes public enlightenment since September 1, 1920, transforming hostility into friendliness and praising railroad improvements and relations with the public.
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