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28 Aug 1911
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1911
Page
1
Michel On The Stump A Mass Meeting Arranged
New Orleans Aug 28 Hon John T Michel governor candidate remained in New Orleans last week for political engagements but will campaign statewide this week. Arrangements are under way for Michel speaking campaign opening at Donaldsonville on Sept 1 with a meeting of Ascension supporters Sunday to plan details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John T. Michel
Michel
Saturn
Tdondsonville
Ascension
Donald- Sonville
Donaldsonville
Good Government League Upbeat on Judge Hall Governor Bid
The Democratic Good Government League's state chairman J Zack Spearing says prospects for Luther E Hall as governor are bright after Saturday's statement. The remark frames Hall as a strong candidate as the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Government League
J. Zack Spearing
Democratic Good Government League
Luther E. Hall
Aswell Tours Louisiana Parishes Campaigning Note
Dr. James B. Aswell filed a campaign report from his tour through Acadia Iberia and St Landry parishes stating support shifts against Michel and Hall in North Louisiana. Officials cite steady gins and key policy pitches including a constitutional convention plan to win voter attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Aswell
Acalia
Iberia
St Landry
Michel and
Hall
Louisiana
Mr. Aswell
Acadia
St. Landry
Henry
Aswell
Florida
Senator Foster Returns to State Amid Bash for Support
Senator Murphy J. Foster pressed his case in a State visit as townspeople gathered for a rally. The event highlighted support for Foster and his political agenda amid local and regional attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy J. Foster
Unsettled Showers Forecast Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for unsettled showers tonight and Sunday. Metrological team notes possible light rain, cooler temperatures, and variable winds across regions. Citizens advised to carry umbrellas and monitor updates.
Senator Foster Plans renomination campaign moves in Louisiana
Senator Foster spent last week in New Orleans for a day and a half and laid groundwork for his renomination bid. He will return to St. Mary parish home before resuming campaign preparations. Campaign manager W C Chevis noted increased momentum after Foster's Washington arrival with out of town supporters contacting headquarters and sending parish letters commending his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Senate
St. Mary Parish
W. C. Chevis
Foster
Washington
American Bar Association Opens 84th Meeting in Boston
Boston hosts the 84th annual American Bar Association session with Hon. F E Farrar of New Orleans presiding. Noted lawyers arrive as sessions draft reports, discuss the New Federal Judicial Code, antitrust litigation, patent and copyright changes, and bar admissions rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Farrar
New Orleans
Wil
Boston
Mass
American Bar Association
Huntington Hall
Edgar H. Farrar
Louisiana
General Council
Henry B. Brown
United States Supreme Court
Williams. Hornblower
New York
United States Supreme Bench
Cleveland
Robert S. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Ind
Aftenoon
Somerset
Cambridge
Lowell
Harvard University
Severe tidal surge hits Charleston waterfront again
A severe ocean surge paralleled Charleston's waterfront as water levels rose sharply, echoing the city’s 1886 tsunami-like event. Authorities issued warnings and prepared defenses along the harbor while residents reported flooding and damage to low-lying areas.
Owen on Witness Stand in Murder Case
The mother of the murdered girl wife testifies that her daughter appeared sad. The hearing centers on key testimonies regarding the crime and the family’s distress as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Owen
Storm disrupts Charleston area cuts lines to outside world
Augusta reports Ridgeville suffers great damage with no deaths. Charleston sees 60 70 mph winds, high tides, and Union Station flooded. Rail traffic from Charleston blocked by track inundation while relief trains depart Augusta. Savannah notes restored contact and storm debris with cotton crops damaged. Savannah and Charleston suffered isolation since last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Ridgeville
Charleston
Charleston Union Station
Ashley Junction
Magnolia
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
S. C
Beattie Case Sees Mother Testify Amid Murder Trial
Mrs. R. V. Owen, mother of Beattie Jr.’s wife, Beattie’s alleged motive linked to his dissipation. She described Beattie’s past habits and urged caution, noting his wife had not gone out with him alone before the night of the murder. The testimony followed cross examination of Detective Scherer as the Beattie case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Scherer
Beattie
R. V. Owen
Henry Clay Beattiie, Jr
Water flood hits Union Station in Branchville area
A dispatch from Branchville near Charleston reports three feet of water filling Union Station, with confirmation continuing on Page Free. The scene underscores flood impact and transit disruption in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Branchville
Charleston
New Richmond Witness Claims Foreknowledge of Beattie Murder
Richmond Virginia August 27 a new witness George Jones a huckster testified he knew a day before the murder of Henry Clay Beattie s wife in the Beattie trial The statement was said to have been made in the presence of H B Chewing a contractor and another unidentified man Detective L L Sherer reported the remark to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie
George Jones
H. B. Chewning
Man Kill Wife in Supp er Dispute
In Shreveport at 217 Elliot street C W Boatwright shot his wife after she refused to prepare supper. He claimed the weapon was not loaded and said he would shoot if no meal was provided. The coroner's jury noted the three children slept nearby.
Postmaster J C Weaks Resigns as Monroe Postmaster
Capt J C Weaks resigns as Monroe postmaster after years of service. Postoffice Department plans a postal savings bank in Monroe soon. The text notes a 1911 report total of 531 501 233 and 544 056 402 in figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Monroe
J. C. Weaks
Washington
Prosecution Pursues Key Witnesses in Beattie Murder Case
The Chesterfield trial resumes as Jones and Chewning are summoned. Jones denies remarks about a boast, while Chewning confirms them. Prosecutors plan to probe Jones knowledge and connect Linford motive to Beattie visits to resorts with the Binford girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Chewning
Scherer
Binford
Linford Givins
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
New Orleans Candidate Challenges The Times Democrat
A candidate from New Orleans publicly challenges The Times Democrat in a bold confrontation. The dispute centers on coverage and editorial stance amid rising campaign tensions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
the Times Democrat
Michel Endorsement Letter Denounces Times Democrat Claim
The Michel campaign denounces as untrue the Times-Democrat claim that many signers of his New Orleans endorsement are property owners who fear the ring. A letter being sent to each signer asserts the accusation is false and part of a broader campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
New Orleans
the Picayune
Times-Democrat
John T. Michel
Thos. O. Harris
Mr. Michel
Michel Headquarts
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