Woman Acts as Go-Between in Solons Case
Mrs Neil testifies Percy Adherst urged the woman to work on solons as an intermediary. The incident centers on a go-between role amid political maneuvering and alleged facilitation activities.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
1
CULPEPPER STATEMENT on Bilbo Dulaney Louisiana Mississippi affair
Mrs. C J Neil testifies she acted as go-between for L C Dulaney and Senator Bilbo to influence votes for Percy. She says she was promised pay if Percy won but was not hired for a fixed sum and collected no payment. She planned to appear in Jackson with lawyers after subpoenas, and seeks $50000 from a Jackson newspaper for libel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Misss
China Street
C. J. Neil
L. C. Dulaney
Bilbo
Dulaney
Neil
Percy
Bilbo-Dulaney
Jackson
Nell
Chicago
Lemon Hotel
Senate
Bolton
Edwards
Ben
Mississippi Senate probes Bilbo in Vardaman entrapment plan
Jackson paragraph reports the Mississippi Senate heard witnesses on Saturday about Senator Theodore Bilbo. It says the inquiry questioned whether a prearranged conference of Vardaman supporters aimed to entrap bribe-givers and noted the panel retreated from statements to newspaper correspondents.
Senate panel probes Bilbo bribery claim in secret session
The Saturday Senate inquiry heard six witnesses on Bilbo's alleged bribe to switch his vote from Vardaman to Percy. Testimony covered Bilbo's plans to wheedle Dulaney into taking a bribe and witnesses noted lack of further details. Journalists were summoned but declined to testify. no night session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bilbo
Vardaman
United States
Leroy Percy
Jblbo
S. J. Taylor
Jackson
Culpepper Delivers Written Statement On Jackson Bribery
Rev B Culpepper president Clarke Memorial College Newton states he was in Jackson two and a half days during the recent senatorial caucus and offers his first and only statement on alleged bribery amid Dulaney Bilbo disclosures. He claims the statement covers points leaked from the Senate session and avoids sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
B. Culpepper
Clarke Memorial College
Newton
Dulaney-Bilbo
Senate
Sena
Eighteen Girls Injured in Chicago Steam Laundry Fire
Steam burst from a pressure pipe in the Central Steam Laundry mangle room on the second floor causing panic. Seven girls jumped from windows and fourteen others injured as over two hundred workers rushed for exits. Four in serious condition, many under twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central
Arkansas Court Reversed Rail Car Duty ruling
The United States Supreme Court reversed the Arkansas Supreme Court holding that Arkansas railroads must furnish cars for local shipments within five days. The ruling found the order imposed an undue burden on interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State of Arkansas
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Arkansas
One-Armed Man Charged Shooting Rival in Pineville
Alexandria April 4. Joe Ball a one legged man was shot by Noose Reeves two miles north of Pineville. Ball named Reeves as the shooter saying Reeves rode up on horseback and fired with a double barreled shotgun. Ball died or not expected to live. Reeves was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Joe Ball
Pine Woods
Pineville
Ball
Noose Reeves
Reeves
Electric Fans cleaned and repaired at M. G. & B. Co
The M. G. and B. Co located at 208 DeSiard Street Cumberland lists cleaning and repair of electric fans as a service offered. Businesses at this address provide household appliance upkeep including fan maintenance.
Pastor Booth Announces Resignation at Monroe Church
Reverend Booth reveals resignation as pastor of Monroe Presbyterian Church, triggering plans for leadership transition.
Rev George D Booth to Leave Monroe for New Orleans Church
Rev George D Booth announced his resignation as pastor of First Presbyterian Monroe after five years. He will remain in Monroe until after the revival meetings and likely depart for Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church in New Orleans around June. Booth, born in Montgomery, Alabama, built a wide local following through his zealous work and church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Presbyterian Church
Monroe
George D. Booth
First Presbyterian
Napoleon Avenue Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
First Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Booth
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Presbyterian University
Clarks
Call Conference on Coal Strike Sets April 11 in Chicago
Illinois field reports a joint conference of miners and operators in Chicago on April 11 as the first step toward ending the coal strike. Analysts say settlement may take weeks, with disputes over five cent per ton raises and shot firers delaying agreement. Operators insist they cannot meet the higher wage demands, forecasting a lengthy negotiation process through a Springfield ratification and a May 1 resume date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Clindig
Duncan McDonald
Illinois Ming
E. T. Dent
Hlinoig Coal Operators Association
Springfield
Illinois
Morrison's Stable Livery Contact In Cumbria
Up-to-date livery or baggage transfers available via Morrison's stable in Cumbria. Phone Morrison's on 136 for details and arrangements at home 144. 91m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison's Stable
Bitter battle over Gannon looms for veteran speaker
A renewed clash over Gannon escalates as factions prepare for a protracted dispute. Veterans sympathetic to the speaker face resistance from opponents, with expectations of a drawn out political confrontation and possible leadership challenges.
Congress poised for new battle over Speaker Cannon
Washington April 4 another fight in the House over Speaker Cannon and the rules is seen as inevitable before the end of the current session. Insurgents report home sentiment ranges from calls to strip the speaker of naming power to proposals that the speaker need not be a member of the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Cannon
House
Sims
Tennessee
Representative Poindexter
Asher Hinds
Bailey Delivers Eulogy for Mississippi Senator McLaurin
Washington April 4 Senator Bailey a Texas Democrat delivered his first Senate eulogy for a colleague Senator Ansen McLaurin of Mississippi. He praised McLaurin as trusting gentle and unmalicious and lauded his legal ability and public service and noted the bid for wider appreciation in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Texas Democrat
Washington
United States
Bailey
Ansen McLaurin
Mississippi
Senator McLaurin
Senator Bailey
McLaurin
Dressmaking Offered At Reasonable Prices By Mrs Gore
Mrs M D Gore of 512 Breard Street advertises up to date dressmaking at reasonable rates seeking new customers and promising careful workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Gore
Breard St
Insurgent Plans Swirl Over Cannon Era In House Fight
Insurgents weigh future moves as battle over Speaker Cannon looms end of session. Interviews with a dozen insurgents show no unified campaign yet but hint at a shift after removing Cannon. Debate centers on who could lead and how party power would realign in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
House
Champ Clark
Desperate Negro Captured After Farmerville Shootout
Simp Wiltz, the man who shot Town Marshal Ward of Farmerville, was captured by a West Monroe posse after a chase. Deputy Grant traced him to his step mother’s near town, and R P Benson Jr aided in the pursuit. Wiltz was jailed by Sheriff Parker as rumors spread of possible lynching from Union Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simp Wiltz
Ward
Farmerville
West Monroe
Grant
Messrs
R. P. Benson
T. L. Hood
J. L. Russ
R. M. Browning
Roosevelt Declines Limits on Conduct in Possible Conditions
A report notes Colonel Roosevelt facing unspecified conditions and choosing not to accept limits on his conduct. The item frames his stance as a notable reaction to potential constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt declines Pope audience over conduct limits in Rome
In Rome Mr Roosevelt refuses Vatican conditions and will not submit to conduct limits, preferring no audience with Pope Pius. He meets King Victor Emmanuel and attends a city banquet amid sensational reports of the Vatican negotiations and intercessions by American friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Roosevelt
Pope Pius
Vatican
Leishman
Holy Father
Fairbanks
Mr. Roosevelt
Victor Emanuel
Quirrinal
Egypt
Roome
Merry del Val
Gondokoro
Roosevelt trophies to Smithsonian for National Museum
Washington April 4 Colonel Roosevelt's African hunt trophies are to be exhibited only at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum and not distributed to other American museums. A few specimens were sent to the American Museum of Natural History in New York and the University of California as gifts or courtesy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Akely
Museum of the University of California
Alexanfier
Edmund Heller
Col. Roosevelt
Smithsonian
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Culpepper
MR. Culpepper
Arkansas
DeSiard St
Illinois Field
Gannon
Baley
Statesman
SIMP
Wiltz
Shreveport
Methodist
Teddy
Gondoroko
Ambassador Leishman
Monsignor Kennedy
The
American College
Oosevelt
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