Insurgent North Louisiana Democrats Target Thornton
The piece accuses a handful of North Louisiana insurgents of trying to discredit Governor Sanders by backing Bobby Broussard for the Senate against Judge Thornton. It argues the move is about power, not tariffs or policy, and predicts Thornton will win on the first ballot, with many pledging to support him.
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Thornton
Sanders
National Democratic
Baton Rouge
Bobby” Broussard
United States Senate
North
Bobby
Broussard
Hope
Ock
Lambremort
Congress
New Orleans
God Bless Our Dad in a Family Card Sentiment
A clipping circulating in newspapers argues fathers deserve praise for early mornings fireside duties and household care. It notes a home symbol reads What is Home Without a Mother and contrasts it with God Bless Our Dad, who starts the day, staffs errands, and maintains the family budget while many mothers sleep.
What is Home Without a Father
A nostalgic piece laments the vanished father who bears burdens and protects the family. The narrator credits the father with hard work and provisioning, while acknowledging faults, ends with a toast to him and a note on missing him when gone.
Mutual Admiration Society in Louisiana Journalism
A Shreveport Times critique accuses the Times-Democrat of using a mutual admiration network to steer state editorial policy. It claims echoing across papers is orchestrated to back or oppose laws, officials, and local issues, while suppressing dissenting views from other Weeklies.
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Times-Democrat
New Orleans
Alexandria
Shreveport
Behrman
Sanders
Country
Supreme Court finds error in Heinze case and orders lower court to proceed
The U S Supreme Court held the Federal Court of New York erred in dismissing certain counts of indictments against F Augustus Heinze for misapplication of funds of the Mercantile National Bank of New York. Further proceedings must be had in the lower court.
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Court of the United States
Federal Court of New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Monroe Express Christmas Shipping Tips From New Orleans
Monroe Express Companies offer shippers guidance for Christmas packages. Advice includes early shipping by December 15 with a Do not open until Christmas label, wooden boxes for fragile items, writing full address on the box, prepaid charges marked on package, obtaining a receipt with paid amount and value, and including a From card inside each box.
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Express Company
Hotel Arrivals List From Regional Newspapers
A long roster of guests at the hotel includes J. H. Monroe and J. A. McAdoo of New Orleans, H. H. Howland of St. Louis, C. L. Uhe and wife of New York, Roy A. Brown of Chicago, Stew art Kemp of Chicago, and Mrs. Pauline Ryerson of New Orleans among many others from cities such as Shreveport, Texarkana, Desloge, Farmington, and Nashville. The report catalogs frequent travelers and locations without further context.
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J. H. Monroe
New Orleans
J. A. McAdoo
E. L. Halleck
S. N. Thomas
Winnfield
H. H. Howland
St. Louis
Ben S. Dittman
City
C. M. Jordana
Shreveport
J. W. Chisum
A. L. Burke
Texarkana
H. A. Burnside
Little Rock
Little Rock; Ed 8. Diamond, New York; 8S. L. Cobb
Hester
L. J. Franklin
Kilbourne
G. W. Swartz
Swartz
Bell Simmons
Kansas City
R. Manice
Saline
T. DeGarmo
A. G. Gent
Sherman
R. A. White
Philadelphia
C. L. Uhe
Wife
New York
Stewart Kemp
Chicago
Roy
Squaw Man Cast Members and Locations Listed in 1915 Notes
A fragment lists numerous individuals with city and state origins including Gibsland Shreveport New Orleans Monroe Memphis and New York among others. Names include Dr O L Kidd A F Hendon Claude Turball J R Hotchkiss M J Coffey and many more connected to 1915 activities in southern and eastern cities.
Handling shipment markings and packaging tips
Instructions emphasize preserving inner marks, using wooden boxes or strong wrapping paper, tying with cord, and labeling perishables clearly to ensure prompt delivery. The guidance aims to aid reliable handling and safe transit of gifts.
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Consignee
Monroe Cotton Trade Faces Looming Drift to Pine Bluff
The Monroe market faces rising cotton from 18 000 to 20 000 pounds and growing freight shipments. Business men fear loss of trade to other cities unless local merchants can match prices. Monroe, the regional cotton market and banking hub, needs action to attract buyers and prevent further outflow of cotton and profits.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Sunshine Sue Biograph and Other Screenings at Lyceum
The Lyceum presents Sunshine Sue a Biograph drama In the Mountains of Kentucky a Vitagraph drama The Gambler s End a Pathe drama A Fortunate Misfortune a sanay comedy drama El Hudnal s Orchestra plays every night from 7 30 to 10 30 o clock
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Kentucky
Vitagraph
Pathe
Sanay
Hudnal
Broadway Vaudeville Presents Three Sketches and Drama
For Monday to Wednesday the Broadway Vaudeville Company offers three vaudeville sketches along with the one act drama The Fifth Commandment. Admission 10c and 20c.
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Broadway Vaudeville Company
Webster A Myatt Seeks Reelect for Clerk of Sixth District
Official notice announces Webster A. Myatt as a candidate for reelection as Clerk of the Sixth District Court in Ouachita Parish, pending Democratic party action.
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Ouachita
Democratic Party
Wendling seeks new trial in Kellner child murder case
Louisville lawyers for Joseph Wendling, convicted Saturday of murdering eight year old Alma Kellner and sentenced to life, will file a probable motion for a new trial today. The rehearing request centers on affidavits claiming juror bias. Judge Gregory allowed the trial to proceed. Wendling declared, It either killed the little girl, or I didn't, and urged either execution or release.
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Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Juro
Richard Jennings
Wendling
Gregory
Dave W. Faulk Campaigns for Ouachita Parish Court
Dave W. Faulk appears as a candidate seeking election to the Court of the Parish of Ouachita. The notice identifies his bid and position under local election procedures.
Parish Assessor Nomination Questioned by Judge Schulze
Judge Charles Schulze is named as a candidate for the Democratic primary nomination for parish assessor. The item notes the focus on the primary election action and party designation for the parish office.
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Charles Schulze
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