Zeppelin’s Deutschland lands after dawn start in Germany
Count Zeppelin arrived in Stuttgart at 3 PM aboard the dirigible Deutschland from Friedrichshafen after an 8:30 AM departure. He saluted King William II and Queen Charlotte with a bouquet as the airship circled the palace, then proceeded to Baden-Baden with more passengers and a wounded count.
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Prinzess Irene Stuck on Fire Island Sand With 1700 Passengers
New York reports the North German Lloyd liner Prinzess Irene stranded on Fire Island sand amid 20 mile Southwest winds. Lifesavers fear boats may smash in heavy swells as 1700 passengers begin transshipment to the Prinz Friederichs Wilhelm under cutter watch.
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Federals Bring Wounded and Prisoners From Casas Grandes
El Paso reports 83 wounded and prisoners taken at Casas Grandes carried to Juarez by 200 soldiers with two field pieces and two rapid fire guns. U S customs guards cite 400 Insurrectos at San Ignacio, raising Juarez attack fears. Dispatches from Culiacan note two engagements near Mojolo with wounded Federals arriving there. Couriers say forty Insurrectos were killed at Agua Juito near Mojole.
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Mrs Brooks Acquitted In Texas Murder Trial
Fort Worth Texas April 7 Mrs T M Brooks was acquitted of murdering Mrs Mary Binford on January 16 1911 The wife of a local attorney Brooks shot Binford in a department store during busy shopping hours claiming Binford sought her husband's affection The verdict cites temporary insanity.
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Louisiana teachers elect officers at Lake Charles convention
Superintendent John McNees of Lake Charles and Charles P. Trudeau of New Roads head a field of candidates for the State Teachers Association presidency meeting in Lake Charles. Agnes Morris of Baton Rouge and EF BR Donnell of Baton Rouge are among contenders. Nicholas Bauer of New Orleans is expected to seek re election as secretary. Alexandria has bid to host next year’s econvention amid a large attendance.
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New Orleans
Weather Update Indicates Cloudy Cooler Weekend
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Expect unsettled weather on Saturday and a cooler overnight period.
Dowling Addresses Teachers On School Public Health
Dr Dowling spoke to educators on The School a Factor in Public Health railing that hygiene laws in schools protect child health. He urged medical inspections and warned that physical neglect underlies crime poverty and inefficiency. His address was the feature of the night meeting.
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Wisconsin indoor meet brings star performers to Milwaukee
Milwaukee April 7 Fifteen events will be decided at the annual indoor meet of the Amateur Athletic Federation of Wisconsin tomorrow. The best amateur athletes from Wisconsin colleges and clubs will compete. The Monroe baseball team meets Hastings in a double header at Forsythe Park Saturday afternoon starting at 2 30 oclock. Admission 15 cents and 25 cents.
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Baptist College stays at Pineville after tense Louisiana session
In Alexandria on April 7 the Louisiana State Baptist Convention voted 129 to 29 to rebuild Louisiana College on its Pineville site, rejecting moves to Mt. Lebanon or Kent addition. Delegates heard appeals from Alexandria leaders and Rev E O Ware urged Pineville, while Cottingham’s resignation was postponed.
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Memorial Day Exercises Draw Immense Crowd
Gov Sanders spoke at Memorial Day ceremonies delivering a patriotic address and paying tributes to Confederate soldiers, highlighting shared history and remembrance.
Southern Methodist Church Education Board Meet Opens
Bishops Murrah Wilson Candler Hoss and McCoy lead attendees from the South and West at Montgomery Alabama for a four day session of the General Board of Education. Reports on schools and college classifications discussed. Negro school funding to Lane Payne Miles colleges approved. Public addresses planned by bishops and education leaders.
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Wheat and provisions move on markets with mixed changes
The Markets Today reports Wheat declined 1 8 to 5 8 cents, while provisions held steady down 2 4 to 5 cents. In New Orleans futures, cotton remained steady with a 4 to 8 point rise.
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ELA installs new officers at Monroe Lodge meeting
Monroe Lodge No. 454 B P O Elks held a well attended session last night to install the new officers for the coming year led by J M Cobb as Exalted Ruler Adolph Wolf was named Leading Knight W E Davison Loyal Knight Albert Marx Lecturing Knight Jack Murphy Trustee F B Surgaine Secretary M W Haas Treasurer M D Spaugh Tyler and Chas Day Inner Guard A hopeful speech by Cobb followed by renewed pledge of cooperation A forthcoming Sugar's theatre minstrel show on Friday April 28 is expected to draw a large crowd with tickets already distributed to members and friends
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Wronged Wife Betrays Husband In Hotel Meet
Charles B. Kelsey once an Hartford Fire Insurance assistant cashier was arrested in New York after being betrayed by his wife. He eloped with a neighbor's wife, traveled to New Orleans Havana and Havana, and was lured to the Grand Union Hotel under a reconciliation pretense. The wife alerted police and Kelsey confessed to embezzlement.
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Free Raw Material as Pivot in Senate Vacancy Fight
Washington dispatch notes tariff revision plans hinge on free raw material stance. Democrats push a bill lowering wool duties and expanding the free list, shaping Senate leadership battles and the selection of the Finance Committee majority.
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Sir Robert Weatherbee 75 Years Old
Sir Robert Weatherbee a long time Nova Scotia leader received many congratulatory messages at his home on his seventy fifth birthday anniversary. He served on the Nova Scotia Supreme bench for thirty years and latterly as chief justice.
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Progressives Seek to Nullify Senator Bailey's Influence
Progressive groups push to counter Senator Bailey's power, aiming to diminish his influence in key votes and party strategy. Organizing events and public statements highlight a coordinated effort to shift policy direction and leadership dynamics within the region.
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