He received a Law Degree from the University of Virginia in 1889.
He served as State Bank Commissioner 1903-1907, State Representative from Caddo Parish 1908-1916 (He was Speaker of the House during his term.), Mayor of Shreveport 1922-1930. He also ran for the United States Senate in 1924, but was defeated by the candidate backed by Huey Long.
Originally interred Greenwood Cemetery, but remains transferred to Forest Park East.
He served as State Bank Commissioner 1903-1907, State Representative from Caddo Parish 1908-1916 (He was Speaker of the House during his term.), Mayor of Shreveport 1922-1930. He also ran for the United States Senate in 1924, but was defeated by the candidate backed by Huey Long.
Originally interred Greenwood Cemetery, but remains transferred to Forest Park East.
He received a Law Degree from the University of Virginia in 1889.
He served as State Bank Commissioner 1903-1907, State Representative from Caddo Parish 1908-1916 (He was Speaker of the House during his term.), Mayor of Shreveport 1922-1930. He also ran for the United States Senate in 1924, but was defeated by the candidate backed by Huey Long.
Originally interred Greenwood Cemetery, but remains transferred to Forest Park East.
He served as State Bank Commissioner 1903-1907, State Representative from Caddo Parish 1908-1916 (He was Speaker of the House during his term.), Mayor of Shreveport 1922-1930. He also ran for the United States Senate in 1924, but was defeated by the candidate backed by Huey Long.
Originally interred Greenwood Cemetery, but remains transferred to Forest Park East.
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