Private John Allen Among Those Charged In Poker Bust
Warrants issued for the arrest of Private John Allen and others after a poker raid. Details on charges and locations not provided.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
1
Senators Duel Over Poker Charges Amid Bribery Probe
In Jackson Mississippi on April 9, sheriff's office issued warrants for arrest of Private John Allen Representative Charles Doherty State Senator Charlies F. Engle Hon Sam Ham and T G James on poker playing charges. Grand jury indicted four other citizens, two reportedly legislators. The bribery inquiry resumed with Senator Bilbo denied immediate testimony while a future rebuttal opportunity was promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Sheriff's Office
John Allen
Charles Doherty
Charlies F. Engle
Sam Ham
T. G. James
Bilbo
Senate
Banks
Tucker
UL. C. Dulaney
Cowart
Dulaney
Percy
Vardam
Anderson
Senators Clash Over Filibuster Duty and Record
A heated Senate session erupts as Congressman Byrd is called a liar and Senators Tucker and Banks clash violently. Tables and chairs are upturned before officials separate the combatants. Debate moves to whether the quarrel will be printed with the record, as witnesses defend Dulaney’s character and truthfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Tucker
Anderson
Banks
Bulaney
Dulaney
Rudsevelts in Genoa Spark Partisan VATI CAN Debate
Genoa newspaper reports Rudsevelts arrive amid an animated discussion over VATI CAN stance with partisan exchanges and public interest. Details on participants or dates are limited but the event centers on local political tensions.
Roosevelt Vatican incident sparks partisan debate in Rome
Reports from Genoa and Rome note Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt visiting Italy while partisans argue over a Vatican meeting. Supporters of Cardinal Merry Del Val call for preserving papal dignity, while opponents question how future visits by Vatican officials to the United States would be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Rome
Merry del Val
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Vatican
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Montreal
United States
Monsignor Doyle
Sparks Circus Delights Monroe Crowds With Enlarged Show
John H. Sparks Famous Shows arrived in Monroe early morning with a notable parade at 11 AM along DeSiard and South Sixth. Crowds filled streets as the parade showcased the new and old, with a strong Elks sponsorship promising clean entertainment and large turnout for the 2 PM and 8 PM performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sparks
Sparks
Monroe
DeSiard Street
South Sixth
Calypso
Grand Street
DeSiard
Monroe Lodge of Elksander
Fatal pistol duel at Tilden Plantation in Louisiana
A shooting at Tilden Plantation in Bunkie Louisiana left Charles F Collins dead and L L Lemoine fatally wounded. Collins, son of the late Foster Collins of Pointe Coupee parish, is survived by his mother Emma E Collins and four siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Collins
L. L. Lemoine
Bunkie
Tilden Plantation
Charles F. Collins
Collins
Lemoine
Foster Collins
Pointe Coupee Parish
Emma E. Collins
New Orleans
Albert F
Avoyelles Parish
Joe F
J. H. McCaleb
Monroe
Charles Francis
Monroe Visit By A L G Road General Manager
General Manager J M Parker of the A L G road spends the day in Monroe for inspection and meetings with local officials and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Parker
The
Monroe
Massachusetts Agricultural College Wins Indoor Rifle Championship
Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst captured the intercollegiate indoor rifle trophy with a score of 1848 out of 2000. The award was presented today by a National Rifle Association committee after reviewing the 1910 shoot scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Mass
National Rifle Association of America
Livery or baggage transfer contact notice
Up-to-date livery or baggage transfer phone Morrison's stable Camb 136 Home 144 0-im.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison's Stable
Britain Launches Ninth Dreadnought Battleship Collussus
Clyde Bank Scotland April 9 Great Britain launched the ninth battleship of the Dreadnaught class named Collussus. The ship displaces about 22 000 tons roughly double that of US ships like the Kearsarge and Kentucky. Keel was laid just nine months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bank
Scotland
Great Britain
Kearsearge
Kentucky
United States Navy
Dunn Averett Loses Fingers At West Monroe Plant
Mr Dunn Averett employed at West Monroe Manufacturing Company lost three fingers from his left hand this morning while working a woodworking machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Averett
West Monroe Manufacturing Company
Republicans and Democrats at Capitol Face Shifting Power
Washington reports two curious winter stories about the next House showing no eager bid for control. Insurgent Republicans pressure the party leadership while some GOP strategists prefer a Democratic majority in the Sixty-second Congress. The Literary Bureau signals limited effort to back insurgents, aiming instead to reelect only allied incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Post
Washington
Capitol
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House of Representatives
House
Wall Street
Panama Exposition Promotes Monster World Project Funds
The Panama Exposition outlines large financial support to back the Monster World project. Officials promote the initiative as a key economic driver for the event and related industries.
World Panama Exposition Promoters Rally in Louisiana
Louisianians subscribe to an initial expense fund as promoters form a stock company with 210000 in treasury to raise 5 million. They expect 1 million stock sales within 30 days, plus 4 million from New Orleans tax support and 5 million from federal aid, aiming for total outlay around 17 to 20 million. Federal cooperation and state backing are anticipated to mold public opinion toward modernizing trade practices in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
New Orleans
Louisiana
New Orleans Drives Toward Panama Exposition Gateway
Enterprise pushes Louisianas capital to lead housing and trade links with North and South America. New Orleans has invested tens of millions in wharves streets rail lines sanitation and water works while land reclamation and building projects expand. State leaders from all parishes joined city efforts at the organization meeting and adopted strong resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terprise
Louisiana
New Orleans
North
South America
Great Valley
North Louisiana Citizens Plan Celeste Fig Preserving and Industrial Co
North Louisiana residents led by Shreveport businessmen organize The Celeste Fig Preserving and Industrial Company Limited with a $10000 capital. They plant 160 acres near Forbing with 3000 Celeste fig trees to bear in about two years and expect a preserving factory to be built. They also grow potatoes peanuts melons and peas and graft 320 pecan trees onto hickory to yield fruit in two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
the Journal
North Louisiana
Forbing
President May Yet Visit Hoosiers in Indianapolis
Washington reports that the president may still speak in Indianapolis on May 5 after talks with James Sherman and W. Murray Crane. They argued his plan to mollify insurgents widened the breach, and a nonappearance at Indianapolis seemed wise to avoid further division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
James Schoolcraft Sherman
W. Murray Crane
Sherman
Crane
Indiana
Hoosier
Beveridge
Black and Tan faction pushes Louisiana party reorg plan
Washington reports Emile Kuntz, leader of the Black and Tan faction, met with Postmaster-general Hitchcock to push a party reorganization in Louisiana. He opposes a primary, arguing it would force negroes to claim numerical supremacy, while Lily White leaders fear loss of control. Kuntz also pursues a settlement of a government claim against the Herwig estate tied to a 23 year old subtreasury theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Louisiana
Emile Kuntz
New Orleans
Natonal
Wright
Committee of Three
Kuntz
Herwig
Gilmore
Emile Kuntz Urges State Republican Party Reorganization
Emile Kuntz calls for major changes within the state Republican Party urging a reorganization to address internal divisions and reposition the party for upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Kuntz
Republican
Special Jockey Club Coffee Advertisement
Local grocery runs a sale for Special Jockey Club Coffee at 25 cents a can. The ad promotes bargain coffee options to shoppers at Liebreich Grocery Co. potential daily specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Liebreich Grocery CQ
Taft to Deliver Keynote on Republicanism at DC Banquet
President Taft will open the congressional campaign with a keynote address on Republicanism at a League of Republican Clubs banquet in Washington tonight. The program includes speeches by Senator Lodge and Representatives McKinley, Duncan McKinley, plus National League leaders John Hays Hammond and John G. Capers. The leaders aim to defend Payne Aldrich tariff policy and challenge critics with concrete evidence, pushing the campaign into the opposition's territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republicas
League of Republican Clubs
District of Columbia
Arlinton
Taft
Senator Lodge
McKinley
Illinois
Republican Congressional Committee
Duncan McKinley
California
John Hays Hammond
The
National League of Republican Clubs
John A. Stewart
New York League
John G
Capers
South Carolina
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Tuckey
Opinion
Cardinal
Pope
England
Magnificent Street
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Order of Nobles of the
Dixieland
Crescent City
Jerusalem Temple of
Imperial Council Hall
Sager
Panama Exposition
Hoosiers
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