Michel Club Holds Enthusiastic Meeting in Shreveport
Friends of Regular Candi date host an energetic gathering in Shreveport to discuss community activities and upcoming events.
03 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
1
Friends of Regular Candi date host an energetic gathering in Shreveport to discuss community activities and upcoming events.
About 150 voters meet at the parish courthouse to organize the Michel Club of Caddo Parish. Officers include William Winter as chairman and Dr. A Dickson as vice chairman. The group supports John T. Michel for governor, denies endorsing segregation, and reports 475 members with growth expected.
Admiral Togo will land in New York aboard the Lusitania and proceed to Washington for a four day stay. He will be entertained by Taft and cabinet members with dinners at the White House and embassies. The itinerary includes visits to Annapolis, Mt Vernon, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Niagara Falls, and a Canada passage to Vancouver before sailing home.
Democratic voters in Caddo Parish organize the Michel Club to support John T. Michel for Louisiana governor. Members subscribe to the club’s aims, while opposition labels him a segregation candidate and asserts no promises beyond his platform.
New Orleans Aug. 3 W C Chevis campaign manager said he fears artless campaign literature has disturbed the political equipoise of Congressman Ransdell by his secretary. He cites Ransdell moving through parishes singing lines about hog and hominy and Dixie and jokes about Sparkman's job.
A landslide victory for Vardamanisn, nicknamed the white chief, dominates the vote with about sixty percent of the total ballots cast.
Jackson Mississippi reports former Governor James K. Vardaman leads Percy and Alexander by about 20 000 votes out of roughly 120 000 cast securing the Democratic nomination for United States senator His victory is described as tantamount to election Theo Bilbo also secures the Lieutenant Governor nomination with a similar share of the vote and Ross Collins appears set for Attorney General With incomplete returns awaiting outlying precincts the final tallies arrive tomorrow Continued on Page Five.
A treaty signed in Paris raises hopes for broader arms control and marks a perceived extension of the disarmament movement. Officials hail the agreement as a step toward easing tensions and promoting security through arbitration and dialogue.
The Franco American general arbitration treaty was signed today and hailed as boosting the world peace campaign. The Figaro suggests if nations fail to join, arbitration supporters should boycott Germany by suspending commerce and postal relations to pressure war.
The president faced protests from interior officials and ex insurrectionists after naming Vasquez Gomez as cabinet head. A petition to keep Vasquez active circulated as some ex officers took arms and marched on Chapultepec. Dr. Vasquez Gomez and his brother urged pacification while denying sanction of any revolution. Ned Bradley of Rayville visited Monroe.
Port au Prince report shows Hayti without a president or organized government as the capital remains occupied by two factions. The situation is described as a power vacuum amid unsettled authority. Page B continues coverage.
Senate orders an investigation into alleged fraudulent voting and money use in the July 22 state wide prohibition election won by anti-prohibitionists. The identical resolution heads to the House for consideration. Dr Ira W Remsen says the pure food referee board would welcome a finding of illegality in the matter.
The Baton Rouge rally schedule includes a 10:30 AM concert by Braun's Military band, processions along Third Street to the University grounds, ten minute speeches by state figures, a 1 PM barbecue, 2:15 PM address by W C Barnet, and at 2:30 PM Governor Sanders speaks with a 4:30 PM reception. In Mexico City ex officers threaten a second revolt after the dismissal of Emilio Vasquez Gomez, with police on alert and press coverage intensifying tensions.
The first general rain since April hit the region this morning, delivering one to two and a half inches across Western Missouri and portions of Kansas Oklahoma and Northern Texas.
Washington reports forest fires in the Angeles National Forest California extending into watersheds serving San Bernardino Riverside and Orange counties. District Forester Dubois orders all possible help to subdue the flames.
As the Baptists begin a new church near Monroe the public wonders if owners of two deteriorating shacks next to the site will tear them down. The structures are seen as a menace and raise insurance costs. Some suggest the city condemn and raze them if owners refuse.
A peculiar House moment unfolds as Democrats perch on chairs while Underwood scores Bryan in a tense session. The event highlights a charged political clash and raises questions about decorum and parliamentary conduct.
Democratic Leader Oscar Underwood denounced William Jennings Bryan for criticizing his stance on iron and steel tariff revision. The speech followed a dramatic reading of Bryan’s interview, with Underwood defending early demands to address the iron and steel schedule and accusing Bryan of unfounded insinuations. The exchange drew cheers from Democrats and applause from Republicans as Underwood sharply rebutted the charges.
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