Miguel in Ridge Belt Crowley Organizes Strong Club
Miguel in Ridge Belt Crowley readies reception and organizes a strong club. The report highlights local efforts to establish a robust community group and invites participation.
31 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
1
Miguel in Ridge Belt Crowley readies reception and organizes a strong club. The report highlights local efforts to establish a robust community group and invites participation.
In New Orleans on August 31 the Pica yune reports John T. Michel the Democratic governor candidate will push through Acadia Parish and Calcasieu rice belt. A Crowley club forms upon his arrival and Bernstein letter aids Michel as he gears for a Donaldsonville rally on September 16.
New Orleans accepts additional letters backing Michel for governor. Fire commissioner Andrew Fitzpatrick, a former state senator, states Michel is independent and capable of honest economical administration. He argues Michel’s popularity stems from business ability and trust of city and state leaders. The dated letter is Aug 28, 1911.
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with no major precipitation. Temperatures will be mild with light to moderate winds from the west.
A letter from Andrew Fitzpatrick endorses John T. Michel for governor. Fitzpatrick praises Michel’s record as secretary of state, his order and efficiency, and predicts a substantial, safe, businesslike administration. Crowley crowds greet Michel as he arrives, with supporters organizing a Michel club and predicting strong parish support.
May reverse action as Southern cotton and banking interests push back on the English plan. Sol Wexler, New Orleans chairman, reports a special American Bankers Association session in New York on Sept 1 to review the matter and seek local representation.
Labor leaders and President Markham plan a conference this afternoon to avert a strike. Talks focus on bargaining demands and potential concessions as deadlines loom. The outcome remains uncertain as negotiators seek a settlement.
During a wake at 828 Toledo street New Orleans Charles Romback an ice dealer shot and killed Joseph Hasselback a cotton worker as they argued in the yard over an electric battery. Romback was arrested and pleaded not guilty at arraignment and was remanded without bail.
General officers of four craft unions meet in San Francisco to press for recognition by the Harriman lines of the Federation of Shop Employes. They plan talks with Julius Kruttschnitt and hope to avert a strike through negotiations.
New Orleans on August 31 reports the Weather Bureau warning continued unsettled conditions in the middle Gulf. The advisory urges small craft to exercise caution amid the unsettled weather.
Ouachita Parish High School readies for Monday opening after overhaul. Parish Superintendent T O Brown and Principal Jack Hays are on site with two new teachers joining the faculty. Labor Day barbecue plans include speeches by local leaders and a barbecued meal for hundreds.
Cisco and Can d cannot attend Monroe now. An invitation goes to all, especially ladies. A committee of ladies including Mesdames H. F. Brown R. W. Winberry C. G. Brush H. H. Hodges W. D. Barcus Ella Prestridge L. G. Seymour and Misses Nellie Mills Addie Smith Rosa Tradewell will arrange tables and serve attendees. Basket carriers report to the committee for seating assignments.
Miss Louise Vagan died at 7 this morning at her sister’s home in Monroe after six weeks of illness. The popular 18 year old will lie in state at the Clawsons 601 Oak Street with funeral services tomorrow at 10 am and interment in the city cemetery to follow.
The Atlantic revenue cutter fleet was ordered to remain at sea today to follow the path of the second storm expected to break over the South Atlantic coast and move toward Cuba.
Lake Providence La August 30 two thousand people attended a political rally and barbecue Governor J Y Sanders spoke over two hours critiquing Senate rivals Ransdell addressed crowds and urged support for Jim Ransdell Foster faced critique on levee and waterway work. Congressman Ransdell touted his home ties and Senate bid.
Mr. Percy N. Browne recently spent thirty days visiting Washington New York and other eastern cities and is now in the city en route to his Shreveport home.
The defense presents its case with the pawn shop keeper disputing Paul Brattie on multiple points. Prosecution witnesses are challenged as inconsistent and the defense argues reasonable doubt.
In Chesterfield Virginia the Beattie murder trial resumes as defense attacks the main Commonwealth witness Paul Beattie. David Weinstein and his brother testify about gun purchase times and handling. Neighbor witnesses corroborate Beattie’s good character while defense seeks to establish inconsistent gun delivery details.
In Chesterfield Virginia on August 20 witnesses for the defense in the Beattie trial testified to seeing a bearded man with a shotgun near the Midlothian turnpike five hours before a wife killing. Eugene Henshaw testified to a stranger prowling on three prior days while R W Holland placed a shotgun bearing man near the scene. Prosecution plans rebuttal as defense presents expert auto heating evidence and more witnesses.
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