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Newspaper

Laurel Daily Argus

Location

Laurel, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1912

Page

3

Mississippi flood shifts battle to lower river front

Reports from Vicksburg and Memphis indicate the Mississippi flood threat moves south from Helena toward Natchez and Lake Providence. Levees hold at several points while gaps at Mile Post 24 and Laconia Circle are repaired. emergency measures and longer hours for workers are urged as authorities await the next crest.

Vicksburg Greenville Helena Ark Giles’ Bend Natchez AL Millers Bend Dunas Lake Providence Lake Lee Mass Binkis Greensile Vicksbore Adones Bayou Sura Angola Memphis Tenn Here Luxora Golden Lake Lambethville St. Francis Levee Board

Three Kinds of Liars Ananias Is One of Them Roosevelt the Other Two

In Mobile April 9 Senator James K Vardaman Mississippi praised Underwood for the Democratic nomination and urged Southern support. He said Underwood is strong, capable and beloved in the party with a record of power and statesmanship. He dismissed Roosevelt as a demagogue and claimed there are three kinds of liars in politics.

Ananias Roosevelt Mobile Ala Underwood James K. Vardaman Mississippi Prat Tus Congress Taft United States Supreme Court Mr. Vardaman Lonever

Eyes of Thousands on Philadelphia Conference

Three hundred thousand idle anthracite workers and vast numbers of interested people will watch Philadelphia for the coal conference between miners and operators to settle a new pact and end the April 1 mining suspension. If no agreement is reached the suspension could extend at least two weeks, while a convention may set terms. The large coal region, though idle, remains quiet as business overall is strong.

Philadelphia

Refugees Rescued as Arkansas Flood Drives Towns to Emptiness

Reports describe fear of breaks along western dykes and abandonment of homes from Helena southward. News wires say 1000 plus people marooned in Wynake Ark and rescued to Memphis. Refugees from Modoc flood area brought to Helena and Memphis. Helena mayor later denied fatalities south of the city.

Helena Upper Arkansas Memphis Wyanoke Ark Modoc Associated Press

114-Year-Old Ohio Woman Seeks Pension Hike

Mrs Sarah Sweeney of Jacobsburg Germantown county Ohio at 114 seeks an increase from 12 to 100 dollars monthly. A bill by Representative Francis of Ohio to boost invalid pension is before the House committee on invalid pensions. Her first husband Charles Bresdon was a Mexican War veteran and she had 22 children. one son died at Andersonville. She is feeble, in poor circumstances, and requires constant attendance.

Washington Sarah Sweeney Jacobsburg Germont County Ohio Francis Sweenew Charles Bresdon Naarres Anton Andersonville Sweeney House

Georgia State Savings Association Extends Credit

The Georgia State Savings Association expresses strong confidence in Laurel's future and announces renewed willingness to lend, proposing a $50,000 loan to support local business.

Georgia State Savings Association Laurel

Presidential delegates split for Democratic and Republican parties

New York packet lists delegates to the 1900s era nominating conventions. Republican totals show Taft leading in several states with contested and uncommitted slots. Roosevelt gains in a few districts. Democratic tallies show Clark and Wilson backers with Maine and Missouri entries among others.

New York Alabama Taft Alaska Colorado District of Columbia Florida Georgia Indiana Troosevelt Maine Michigan Mississippi Missouri Roosevelt New Mexico Philppines South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Democratic Tadiana Marshall Kansas Clark Oklahoma Wilson Wisconsin Marshall

Builders Hope Amid Idle Labor in Laurel

Carpenters and mechanics in Laurel say the town is overrun with men seeking work, leaving many unemployed while the anticipated building boom stalls. The shortage of available jobs frustrates skilled trades and dulls local economic prospects.

Building Boom Draws Unemployed Workers to Laurel

A flood of advertisements promises work in Laurel as unplaced carpenters and bricklayers expect soon to gain jobs. Contractors report high rents and living costs while building activity has only just begun and could employ many men within weeks.

Laurel Hugh Aregas

Gene Providers and Marital Beliefs Debated

A reflection notes that worms mate for reproduction rather than food, while many reference men being praised as gene providers. The piece weighs traditional views on marriage and parental roles against biological instincts.

A Home Is Your Heart's Desire

An advertisement touts affordable Laurel area properties with several offers. It promotes part time earnings of $2,000 and lists homes: an east front seven room, a nine hundred thirty room near Wan sau mill, and large building lots. Contact for more details.

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