Ruston High blanks Arcadia in season opener 12 0 at Memorial Park
Ruston High School opened the season with a 12 0 victory over Arcadia Hornets at Memorial Park. Hiday afternoon marked the debut of Horace Williamson as director of local high school football with Ruston dominating on both lines and timely scoring drives.
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Bear
Ruston
Arcadia Hornets
Hiday
Memorial Park
Ie Williamson
Wiley Hilburn
Cat
Ruson
Hartford Causey
Causey
Arcadia
Pankey
McIntosh
Bienvilles
Rustonites
Anthews
Chandler
Daniels
Readia
Ing
Currie
Cathey
White
Williamson
Mgth
Hilburn
Hornet
Brilliant Interferice
Oval
Ore
Bienville
Richardson
Horace Alliamson
Hendersontown
Tom Ylor
Court names substitutes for several offices
A row of substitutions is listed for various offices including Campbell Hodde Odom Hall Goodgoin Nugent Hubbard and Lott, with names in parentheses indicating alternates or replacements for absent or conflicted officials. The note reads as a procedural roster detailing who stands in for whom.
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Fodee
Awbern
Srtetitutide
Ruston
Causey
Campbell
Hodde
Odom
Hall
Scaife
Goodgoin
Nugent
Hubbard
Lott
Hilburn
Hatchet Buried At Banquet In Honor Of Gov Huey P Long
New Orleans September 19 Gov Huey P Long declared the hatchet buried at a testimonial banquet praising his victory in the senate race and vowing a 68 million dollar bond program for highways ports schools. He promised 3000 miles of paved roads 6000 miles of farmer gravel roads and 12 bridges within 60 to 90 days to spur industry and prosperity. Mayor T Semmes Walmsley urged unity for industrial progress while Long noted increased harmony and pledged continued cooperation with state leaders.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
United States Senate
Joseph E. Ransdell
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long
Senate
Walmsley
Calls Doctor Fires Bullet Into Chest in hotel
Burkett Vann, 28, a hotel guest in Dothan Alabama, phoned two doctors then fired a pistol bullet into his chest after telling the switchboard to hold connections. The bullet struck just above the heart. Doctors rushed to the hotel. he is expected to recover. Domestic trouble was cited as the motive.
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Dothan
Ala
Three Children And Elderly Woman Die In Virginia Fire
Warrenton Virginia Sept 17 three young Wells children ages 9 7 and 5 and an elderly visitor Miss Mary Hall about 65 were burned to death when a fire destroyed their home five miles from Warrenton. The blaze was believed caused by an oil stove explosion.
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Warrenton
George Wells
George
Frances
John Stewart Wells
Mary Hall
Improvement Of Rail Facilities In RN O Is Planned
New Orleans Sept 17 Acquisition and construction of terminal facilities in New Orleans and a possible line from New Orleans to Slidell were announced after a Gulf Mobile and Northern Railroad Company of Louisiana meeting. The firm, with paid in capital of 200000, may raise to 1000000 and will operate with New Orleans Great Northern. Freight yards planned to be built on the west side of the Industrial Canal near the port board property, with about 200 acres recently acquired. Detailed plans will be announced soon.
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New Orleans
Slidell
Gulf, Mobile and Northern Railroad Company of
Louisiana
New Orleans Great Northern Company
Port
Board of Commissioners
Automobile Accidents Increase During Year
Washington D C April reports from the American Motorists Association warn that automotive fatalities in 1930 may total about 36 000, based on a six month survey showing a 9 percent rise from 1929. If the trend continues, 36 035 deaths would occur, up 2 975 from 1929’s 33 000 plus.
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Washington, D. C
United States
American Motorists' Association
Traffic study notes peak accident times for motorists
J Barton Weeks of the A M A reports to the Department of Commerce that most accidents occur between 8 a m and 6 p m during the homeward motor vehicle movement, with 7 to 8 p m the next peak. Sunday is the most dangerous day due to higher auto usage.
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J. Barton Weeks
Department of Commerce
Mrs. Huey Long Moves to Baton Rouge Mansion
Mrs Huey P Long wife of the governor relocates to the state capital with her three children and enrolls them at Convention Street school in the new executive mansion setting.
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State House
Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Executive Mansion
War Secretary Plans To Meet Louisiana Flood Plan Body
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley will meet Louisiana flood control plans by the state board of engineers and expects a party from the department led by Chief Harry to discuss the project in New Orleans.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Patrick J. Hurley
Louisiana State Board of Engineers
Harry
Hurley to review new plan over Basins and spillway flyover
Secretary Hurley will hold a consultation with Jacobe engineers in days to discuss a plan by Mr Jeedhe that removes unsatisfactory pill features. He aims to understand the proposal before an aerial inspection of the Boeuf and Atchafalaya Basins and a flight over the Bonnet Carre Spillway above New Orleans.
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Jeedhe
Hurley
Atchafalaya
Bonnet Carre Spillway
New Orleans
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Nickelson
Ator
Oita
Greer
Tech
Miss. College
Hester
Rusledge
Simpson
Vee
RN. O
Mrs. Long
van Td Stearns
Neady Fer
Jacobs
Enginesté
Thedfords
Kavanaugh’s
Cheerful Fiber Group
Kavanaugh Furniture Company
United Furniture Stores, Inc
Mississippi Avenue
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