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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

1

Senate Maneuvers as Owens Appointment Faces Confirmation

Baton Rouge December reports a crowded Senate scene as John Wilkinson and Robert Broussard enter the senatorial race while allies claim majority support. The Owens appointment is confirmed after speeches praising Owens, with a large Second Ward petition backing him and multiple lobbyists present.

Baton Rouge Senate Frank Owens Second Ward New Orleans Brinda Parish

Baton Rouge Briefs: Jensard Opens HQ in City

In Baton Rouge on December 1 Robert F. Jensard and a group arrived and opened headquarters to issue a statement of his position that evening. John D. Wilkinson of Shreveport arrived and announced his candidacy, saying he permitted the use of his name without weighing chances of victory or defeat.

News-Star Byon Rouge Robert F. Jensard

Baton Rouge Insurgents Seek Candidate Against Judge Thornton

In Baton Rouge on December 1 the General Assembly debate centers on a rival to Judge J R Thornton of Rapides. Sugar insurgents push for Congressman Robert Broussard to declare and headquarter there, though many see him unlikely to announce. J D Wilkinson of Shreveport is expected to enter the race. The Assembly invited all Senate and House U S Senate candidates to speak, a move seen as benefiting Broussard, with Thornton and Broussard both slated to address Monday night.

Baton Rouge John D. Wilkinson Senate Robert F. Broussard Sugar Belt Newton C. Blanchart Arsene Pujo General Assembly Thornton Broussard Wilkinson J. R. Thornton Rapides Robert Broussard Proussard J. D. Wilkinson Shreveport House United States Senate Howver Pujo New Orleans A. P. Pujo Lake Charles Washington O. Shattuck

Noted Artist Visits Monroe Wax Figure Wizard Philoman

Wax figure artist Carl C Philoman, son of Herman the Great, tours Monroe for days modeling and repairing figures for local dry goods houses. He has circled the globe five times and creates designs used in many wax figures nationwide while traveling with Monroe assistant Tony Kornmann.

Carl C. Philoman Monroe Mr. Philemon Herman the Great Mr. Philomani Mr. Phileman Fhim Anna Held Pziris Philoman United States Mr. Philoman Tony Kornmann Mr. Kornmann

Frisco Limited Passengers Terrorized by Bandit Shot Dead

On the west bound Frisco limited near Memphis a bandit, Jack Thomas of Blytheville, Ark., robbed passengers after forcing surrender in the negro section. Railroad watchman A. B. Walton shot Thomas, who died from the gunfire. A bystander was lightly wounded. Coroner’s jury cleared Walton as no blame fell on him. The train continued to its next stop after bodies were removed.

Frisco Limited Memphis Tenn Jack Thomas Blytheville Ark A. B. Walton St. Lou's-Memphis Limited Mississippi River Thomas Hanes Pour Walton

Spreckles and Graft Preaching a New Evangel of Elimination

Washington dispatch describes San Francisco delegates arriving for the opening of the last session of Congress. Rudolph Spreckles and M A French promote anti graft reforms and defend their non official status while New Orleans delegates loom. Mayor McCarthy may miss the winter in the capital, depriving the city of an anticipated gesture.

New Orleans San Francisco Washington Congress Messrs McCarthy Armstrong Robby Rudolph Spreckles M. A. French California Hiram Johnson

Train hold up shoots bold new bandit in crowded coach

An armed hold up on a train ends with a watchman shooting a bold New Guinea bandit aboard a crowded coach. Passengers remain shaken as authorities investigate the incident and secure the scene.

Watchman

Panama Exposition Workers Gather for Final Clash

Workers at the Panama Exposition mount for a decisive final clash amid rising tensions and organized action. Organizers claim unity across shifts as authorities seek a peaceful resolution.

Taft Reported To Complete Supreme Court Appointments

President Taft is reported to have completed his list of Supreme Court appointments. Hughes is expected as chief justice. Frances J. Swayze of New Jersey listed for associate justice. Charles Nagel linked to the Court of Commerce vacancy but calls it a joke. Fred W. Lehman of St. Louis anticipated as presiding judge of the Court of Commerce amid railroad concerns.

Washington, D. C Presient Taft United States Supreme Court Justice Hughes Frances J. Swayze New Jersey Charles Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor Nagel France Joseph Swayze Supreme Court Harvard Newton N. J Supreme Court of Fred W. Lehman St. Louis Court of Commerce Iowa Lehman

Free Lecture by Dr Meyers at Court House Monday Evening

Dr Meyers delivers a free public lecture at the courthouse Monday evening. Ladies are specially invited to attend.

Dr. Meyers Court House

Capablanca Plays Seventeen Adversaries in Record Simul

Cuban chess prodigy Capablanca challenged seventeen opponents at Hotel Griswold in Detroit and defeated sixteen while losing one in one hour and twenty five minutes. He leads the world record pursuit with nine wins one loss and one draw. Notables watched as he demonstrated tactical entanglements and plans, with five top players among those defeated. His next stop is the Chicago Chess and Checkers Club where many strong locals await.

Detroit R. Capablanca Hotel Griswold Capablanca Chicago Chess and Checkers Club

Rumor of Disaster Unfounded in Cherbourg

Rumor circulated last night that the American picket boat from the writing fleet was lost with several men. The claim has been disproved and no loss is reported.

Cherbourg Dec

Exposition aids urged by New Orleans leaders in Washington

Representative Ransdell and colleagues discussed advancing New Orleans interests with the Exposition planners. Ransdell said he will act to push the rivers and harbors bill aside first, then devote effort to the Exposition, offering full service once free from Capitol delays. Californians need Washington guidance for visitors, while New Orleans officials seek access and support from national figures.

Bryce George Down San Francisco United States Washington New Orleans Ransdell Messrs Armstrong McCarthy Capitol

North Carolina Man Named Third Assistant Postmaster General

Washington announces the appointment of James J. Britt of North Carolina to the third assistant postmaster general, succeeding A L Lawsh e who resigned earlier. Britt serves as a law officer of the department and is the ranking official of the third assistant's bureau.

Washington Hitchcock James J. Britt North Carooina A. L. Lawshe Britt Department

Presbyterian critic rails at Sunday school lesson trust

In St. Paul Rev. R. F. Sulzer denounces the International Sunday School Lesson Committee for removing elements he says uphold the Presbyterian church. He warns that if the trend continues there will be little gospel left in Sunday school lessons to save a mosquito’s gizzard.

St. Paul, Minn International Sunday School Presbyterian Church R. F. Sulzer Presbyterian Missionaries Sunday

Freezing Weather Reaches Southern States on December First

The first day of December brings freezing weather to the Gulf States with snow flurries in Kentucky and Tennessee. Low temperatures prevail across regions as Arkansas reports 15 to 20 degrees, and the Middle West and Northwest endure snows and blizzards with the mercury at 12 above zero. Colder weather is forecast for the South tonight with a probable freeze in northern Florida.

Florida Middle Western Arkansas Louisville Gulf States Kentucky Tennessee Middle West

Improvements urged at Lake Providence health car visit

On the health demonstration train’s Lake Providence stop Dr Dowling praised the school building and health work while warnings were issued to local druggists and hoteliers. Miss Morris impressed students and teachers with the exhibit car guidance and urged schoolyard improvements and a physical director. The tour continues to St Joseph and Newellton.

Lake Providence Bernard Dr. Dowling State Board of Health Bennett Dowling C. C. Lewis Miss Morris Ruston Opera House Louisiana Ransdeil Dr. Bernard Arlington Whch Sparrows Grant

Widow under Dark Cloud in LeBlanc Murder Trial

Cambridge, Nov 30. In the Hattie LeBlanc murder trial the defense argued widow Lillian Glover had motive and opportunity. Judge Bond barred a dying statement by Clarence Glover from the jury. Dr. Cousens testified to calls and visits by Mrs Glover and her delayed discovery of LeBlanc hiding under a bed after the shooting.

Hattie LeBlanc Cambridge Mass Clarence FE. Glover Lillian M. Glover Bond Glover W. W. Cousens

Arizona constitutional convention cuts salaries statewide

The convention reduced pay for top state officials. Governor's salary drops from 5000 to 4000 dollars, secretary of state from 4000 to 300, supreme court judges from 6000 to 4000, and superior court judges to 4000 in five principal counties and 3000 in other counties.

Phoenix Ariz Supreme Court

Demonstration Train Boosts Profit at Lake Providence

A demonstration train at Lake Providence drew curious crowds and proved profitable for exhibitors, highlighting local interest in railway tech and transport innovation during a period of developing infrastructure.

Lake Providence

Demonstration Train Arrives in Mounds Enjoyed by Crowd

A large representative crowd awaited the demonstration train at Haustling, Mounds. Dr. Dowling, president of the State Board of Health, was warmly welcomed as the train continued to other stops along the route on Nov 29, with officials pleased by the conditions observed.

Haustling Little Town Mounds Dr. Dowling State Boad of Health

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Ant-Thornton Wilkinson Wise Run Meek Bob” Broussard Slaughter House Owens Voegtle Stafford Senate Chamber John Davey Tom Connell Civil District Court Walter C. Murphy New Basin Canal Shell Road John Fitzpatrick Davey Senator Weil Sroussard Moses Met At Wowroe Wizard OF the Herman Hughes Taft North Carolina James J. Pritt Widow
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