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Ruston Leader

Location

Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1930

Page

6

Robbery Suspects Held After Farmerville Bank Heist

El Dorado police and mayor report several suspects questioned behind closed doors after the Farmerville State Bank robbery at noon. One man arrested earlier. cashier W. W. Porter arrived after midnight. Principal suspect, about 28, not a local, unidentified. Over 50 men scoured swamps and bottom lands for leads.

Dorado Farmerville State Bank Jake Wilson Hi Dorado Wilson W. W. Porter Farmerville Bank el Dorado Union County

Sam L. Barksdal announces candidacy for Ward One judge

Sam L. Barksdal states he has obtained the required certificate of competency from the Court of Appeal Second Circuit of Louisiana and will run for the Municipal Court of Ward One, to fill the seat vacated when Judge Walker moves to the District Judgeship.

Court of Appeal Second Circuit of Louisiana Ward One Walker

Bernice Sunday School Class Visits Sick Member

Ernest McClung recovers from appendix operation as his Bernice Sunday School class visits at his bedside led by Mrs. L. T. Porter. After the lesson cake and cream were served, and the group reported a pleasant time and hopes for Ernest’s swift recovery. The Methodist Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. J. Goss’s home with members present and planned next Monday’s meeting.

Bernice Ernest McClung L. T. Porter Ernest M.S Methodist Womans Missionary Society of J. J. Goss John Caldwell Allen Mabry F. J. Booles W. Lynn Robert Driggers Cecil Tanner L. P. Moreland Paul Kirbow C. Langston Welch

Cannon Jr Faces New Charge In Church Probe

In Richmond a new charge against Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church South was filed with Bishop William N. Ainsworth of Birmingham. A 12 bishop investigation is required, with possible suspension until the next general conference. The nature of the charges remains undisclosed.

Richmond James Cannon, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church South William N. Ainsworth Birmingham Ala College of Bishops of Costen J. Harrell Harrell J. T. Martin J. P. Martin Abingdon Va Forrest J. Prettyman Baltimore Cannon Ainsworth Herreil

Clergyman Returns from Brazil With Bride at Sea

At sea returning to America from Brazil with his bride. Dr. Harrell pastor of the Monument Methodist church here. Dr. Mastin is a retired minister and member of the board of trustees of the Virginia Methodist orphanage.

America Brazil Harrell Monument Methodist Church Dr. Mastin Virginia Methodist Orphanage

West to elect Democrat rule in the West

Washington report says Western voters blame Republican rule for economic depression and favor a Democratic Congress. Representative Ruth Bryan Owen, a Florida Democrat, stated after a six week motor tour that farm prices and unemployment are linked to Republican policy.

Washington Ruth Bryan Owen Florida Democratic National Committee Owen

Pick Up Freight Delivery Service To Be Established

New Orleans Sept 22 A store door freight pick up and delivery service between New Orleans and Baton Rouge via the Louisiana and Arkansas Railway has been approved by the Louisiana Public Service Commission. The line will pick up and deliver less than carload shipments at shipper and consignee doors with special drays moving freight to and from cars in towns along the route.

New Orleans Baton Rouge Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Louisiana Public Service Commission Consignee

Bulldogs Train for Tiger Battle in Baton Rouge

Louisiana Tech coached by Bohler prepares for a Saturday road game against LSU. Outlook hinges on conditions and reserves, with seven SIAA games ahead. Tech seeks improved depth after last season's 63 to 7 loss, using scrimmages with Pups and freshmen to sharpen the squad before facing the Tigers in the capital.

Bohler Louisiana Tech Tigers Baton Rouge Bulldog Techmien University Techmen Tiger Tech Dakota State U Pelican State Bulldogs Capitol City

Reason fur Heaven and a Man's Lofty Reach

A fragment from a magazine notes a probing phrase about human striving and heaven. The line hints at ambition beyond earthly limits, suggesting a thematic emphasis on aspirational pursuit and spiritual ascent.

Aumverlean Magazine

Exchange of Sympathy in a Shared Moment

A brief scene shows a woman with a baby and six women with a pet dog sharing mutual sympathy. The mood suggests a communal, empathetic gathering where many express condolences and support for one another during a difficult time.

Class Teams to Be Formed at Polytech

Intra mural basketball launches in October under George M Bohler. All classes will form teams with at least one each and possibly more as enrollment allows. A afternoon practice and game schedule will lead to varsity prep and a season long competition.

MAC Tech George M. Bohler Bohler Tech Y. M. C. A Bohter

Willing to wed any man who aids her family

Little Rock girl Miss Atna Simmons offers herself in marriage to any man who will support her father and eight siblings plus an invalid mother. She says she cannot find work or other help and asks for a suitor who will marry her to aid the family during their burdensome time.

Little Rock Ark Atna Simmons Miss Simmons

Woman seeks police aid to locate fiancé for marriage bargain

Miss Simmons wrote Acting Police Commissioner John H. Alcock of Chicago asking his help to find a man for marriage. She has not received an answer but says she is waiting and ready to make a matrimonial bargain of it.

John H. Alcock Chicago Miss Simmons

Telegram brings constitutional amendments for this week

A telegram from Hon. J. J. Bailey Secretary of State announced a copy of proposed constitutional amendments was sent for publication this week. Highway policeman A. D. Rice received instructions to pick up the amendments in Alexandria last night and deliver them, arriving about seven this morning after a night on duty.

J. J. Bailey A. D. Rice Alexandria Mr. Rice

Notice to Bidders for LPI Insurance 1930

Bids due October 22 1930 at 2 p m for fire and tornado insurance on Louisiana Polytechnic Institute buildings and contents Ruston Louisiana. Fire policies under 75 percent co-insurance Tornado under 50 percent co-insurance quoted with Louisiana Rating and Fire Prevention Bureau rates. Bidder must be authorized to transact in Louisiana. Award for three years starting November 1 1930. Right to reject any or all bids. Signed G W Bond President.

Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Ruston Lousiana Rating & Fire Prevention Bureau Louisiana

$100,000 Bonds Seized in Kansas City Raid

Police killed a man and seized Liberty bonds and money orders valued at over $100,000 in a raid on a safe blowers' rendezvous. Frank Reliser, 37, described as leader, and Mrs. Meds Graham, 37, were arrested. Reliser refused to identify the man shot dead by detectives when resisting arrest at the house.

Kansas City Frank Reliser Meds Graham Reliser

Measure for Measure Quotation on Value and Labor

A compact quotation underscores Jacks view that a man’s true worth lies in the honest value of his work rather than the virtue of his deceit. It frames labor’s intrinsic merit over falsehood in vocation.

Lawrence Pearsall Jacks

Third District Court Monday Fines and Sentences

In the September term final session, Judge Stephen D. Pearce presided over three cases. Tommy Williamson white received 60 days and 560 dollar fine for possessing intoxicating liquor, suspended upon payment of 250 dollars plus costs. Fred Skinner colored was fined 26 dollars for disturbing the peace and faces three months in jail if unpaid. Henry Manning colored was convicted of larceny of auto parts with a 100 dollar fine and six months jail if unpaid.

Third District Court Stephen D. Pearce Tommy Williamson Fred Skinner Henry Manning

Changsha Traced From Bustling Port To City Of Ruins

Changsha once a major trade port and educational center in Hunan with over half a million residents is now a city of dead and ruins. Eye witness BEB reports charred walls and debris as Chinese refugees recount massacres by communists in Han kow, with officials, educators, bankers, landlords and merchants killed and heads hung outside public buildings. Citizens wearing foreign clothing or long gowns faced execution amid red army slogans.

Hankow Changsha Hunan Fifth Red Army

Forest Resources Supply Large Per Cent Employment

New Orleans September 22 Revenue from Louisiana forest resources for 1929 reached 154 million dollars, reported by State Forester W. H. Sonderegger. Forty percent of the total employment is linked to forest resources and related industries.

New Orleans Louisiana W. H. Sonderegger

Louisiana Forest Resources and Timber Growth Outlook

A Louisiana state assessment notes a year supply of merchantable hardwood under current production. Mr. Sonderegger cites 17,000,000 acres of forest lands in the state, with most acreage rapidly producing new timber.

Prodwest Sordererger Louisiana Sonderegger

State Fair to Have Display of Fireworks

Shreveport reports the 1930 Louisiana State Fair opening October 25 will feature nightly fireworks in front of the grandstand with elaborate pyrotechnic settings and scenes. The program also includes rodeo stampede with cowgirls and cowboys, band concerts, Gladway shows, a Winter Garden Revue, circus acts, football games on November 1 and October 25, and various amusements as part of the fair entertainment.

Shreveport

WCTU to Run Dry Governor Candidate If GOP Goes Wet

Syracuse announces the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will nominate a dry candidate for governor this fall if the Republican party adopts a wet platform or nominates a wet candidate. State president Mrs. D Leigh Colvin spoke after a conference of county workers.

Syracuse N. Y Women's Christian Temperance Union Republican Party D. Leigh Colvin

Also Mentioned on This Page

ANK Sam L. Barksdald Cannon, Jr Polytech G. W. Bond Lwd & W Ruston State Bank & Trust Company Third District Business and Professional Directory Ruston Creamery Bervick the State Life Insurance CO Indianapolis Indiana W. E. Owen Ruston, LA J. E. Crawford, M. D James 8. R. Clay Optometrist DR. L. F. Green James Building Ellis Bailey W.P. Simpson Gam Blaushild
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