Parker and Roosevelt on white supremacy in 1912 era
James Wilkinson argues that John M Parker shifted from Democrats to the Progressive camp with Theodore Roosevelt, criticizing Parker for alliances with black officials and nonwhite voters. The letter claims Parker embraced policies seen as contrary to white supremacy in Louisiana politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
John M. Parker Wevelt
South
Roosea
Parker
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Charleston
Moonevelt
Indanola
Mississippi
Booker T. Washington
Mr. Parker
Progressive Party
Theodore Roosevelt
James Wilkinson
New Orleans
Lands for sale or lease in Ouachita and Union counties
Advertisement notes clients seek lands for fee simple or lease in Ouachita and Union counties. Provides contact at the Scott Building in Oklahoma City to receive full information in the first letter. Offers inquiry from potential buyers or lessees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita and
Union
Moreho
Oklahoma
Cardinal O Connell Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
Boston notes mark the 60th birthday of Cardinal OConnell with a pontifical high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and messages from the Pope. The New England native has served as a bishop and archbishop, guiding North American Catholic education and church leadership for years.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Mass
Dee
Carding
O'Connell
New England
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Alwas
Teter
North Ampeidan College
Veiree
Cardi
The Co operative F ins and Rent
A portrait of thrifty workers in cooperative housing reducing rent volatility. Carpenters painters tailors and shopkeepers live in sunny well equipped homes paying about 220 per family monthly with no rent hikes unless they consent. The piece contrasts their stable lives with broader economic strain and urban rent pressures.
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Frideric J. Haskin
New York
Dees
Reece Teetin
Cudden
Evie 2
Therese Siyght
Finns in Brooklyn Build Co operative Homes to Cut Costs
Finns in Brooklyn form cooperative groups to create affordable living. They funded and built two apartment houses with modern amenities, a club house, and planned cooperative bakery and restaurant. Tenants pay a monthly fund and can own shares, with one apartment per family to preserve the cooperative spirit.
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Brooklyn
Moving Picture House
America
Opportunity
Finland
Enrnentera
Pamiies
Treasury
Secretla's Bank
Painia
Piatster
Itreightr
Actumile
Faily
Warm Hands Reflect Health and Strong Blood
A 1910s style health note touts the link between warm hands and good blood as a sign of vitality. It argues cold hands show thin blood and reduced warmth, urging readers to pursue robust health to greet friends with cheer and live fully.
Guy T. Richards Announces Association with M. G. Spaugh
The notice states Guy T. Richards has joined M. G. Spaugh and will serve patrons there, inviting customers and friends to seek service at the new firm location.
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M. G. Spaugh
R-41
Guy T. Richards
Chicago
DeSiard
Star Tailors
FAMO Promises Hair Growth Against Seborrhea
An advertisement claims seborrhea causes dandruff and baldness, and that FAMO destroys dandruff bacilli, stops itching, and promotes new healthy hair growth. The copy argues nature fights for hair but weakened by sebaceous gland infection, with FAMO as the solution.
Announcements For The Legislature and Sheriff Races
The News Star authorizes N. S. Prophet Jr for a seat in the Low House of the General Assembly. Arthur Grant and Lamry Henry are named as sheriff candidates of Ouachita Parish. George W. Phillips is a candidate for assessor. Hanna runs for re election as Ouachita Parish assessor. All subject to Democratic primary action.
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N N. S. Prophit, JR
General Assembly
Auble
Arthur Grant
Monroe
Eiietion
Eof
Ouachita
Pari
Lamry Henry
Owach
Asses
Ouachita Parish
Jor Hanna
Siesioer
Ccochan
Juimve Chas. Schulze
Cecy Dadge
Roe
Felic
Felice Jerr
News Star
J. L. Russ
Father
Ward
Guaccis
News-Star
Joseph BR. Littlepagi
Ouachite Parish
W. A. Kirkpatrick
West Monroe
Monroe Officials Named in Local Democratic Primary Slate
The News Star announces candidates for Monroe City offices to run in the Democratic primary. Names include Burgoyne for marshal, J. L. Russ for sheriff, Schulze for city judge, Mangham for judge, and Hamilton for clerk, among others.
Police Juror Candidates Named for Ouachita Parish
The News-Star announces several candidates for Police Juror seats in Ouachita Parish. John M. Preard Jr. Joseph B. Littlepagia. and L N Larche are listed as Democratic primary hopefuls for Ward 10 and other wards under the party nomination process.
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Finns and
RENT
Gheck
Furg’s. New
Prpto
Pypto-Mangan
Guder
Bevans
Surelief
Edison Phonograph
FL A. Thomeson & Company
Detroit
Mich
Collens Pharmacy
Meniece
ReeBrand
The
A. B. Stephens
Chicago Tailors
DeSiard Street
Endom
Ee SO Balors
George W. Phillips
Pat So Hamilton
Nowesotar
Toourt
City Marsal
Bence
Borley
Marechal
Martner
the News Star
Aeulee
Joan M. Bugtryias
Sfatahai
Monica
Joe Mangham
Gurge
Newas-Star
John M. Preard
Ouachita Parivfi
Newe-Sturia
L. N. Larche
H. M. Williams
Massere
Monroy
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