Campaign Manager Reports Stubbs Tour Gains in South Louisiana
Campaign manager C C McCrory issued a summary praising Colonel Stubbs after a five day Avoyelles sweep and positive Jeff Davis parish meetings. He claimed strong support from Sheriff Wade Martin and W E Gorham and predicted Stubbs would carry key parishes though Parker’s campaign faced criticism for its tactics and lack of North Louisiana appeal.
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New Orleans
C. C. McCrory
Stubb
Avoyelle
Boyer
John M
Stubbs
A. J Ducote
Wade ©. Martin
St. Martinville
Stubs
Jef Davis Parish
Crtizeriah
Elton
Stubbl
Jef Davi
Arcadia
North Louisian
North Louisiana
Parker
Culone
Mubbe
John M. Parker
Rogaters
Railroad purchase plan eyed by local business group
The Arkansas & Louisiana Midland railroad sale is examined by Mr. Flournoy and the Chamber of Commerce committee. The line is valued at up to 1.28 million by ICC, with scrap value near 477 thousand, while bonds and carbon companies seek a $200 thousand contribution to secure purchase and future patronage.
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Arkansas & Louisiana Midland Railroad
Flournoy
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railroad
Fepot
Flour Joy
Ver O West
Honda
Fiournoy
Monce
Chambre Fs Commerce Committee
Kaplen
Alor
Kaplan
Moine
Downes
Funehita Feld
Flouroy Wi
Keaplan
John Foster
J. Arthur Smith
L. B. Ferruson
RB. B. Tinnd
Sam Kaplan
T. E. Flourney
W. L. Eutidge
George G. Wenks
Mr. Ferguson
Flourroy
Judge Theus
Endorse Cotton Campaign Urged by Southern Commercial Congress
Resolutions presented to the Southern Commercial Congress urge coordination of the federal bureau of education and the public health service with the labor commerce and agriculture departments. The report also includes endorsement of the American Cotton Association campaign aims.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Federal Bureau of Education
The
Public Health Service
Departments of Labor, Commerce and Agriculture
Southern Commercia Congress
Resolutions Committee
American Cotton Association
Mexico and U S dispute over Jenkins case deepens
U S and Mexican officials exchange notes as Jenkins, held in Puebla, nears transfer to federal courts. Jenkins released on bond, arrives in Mexico City for talks with Charge Summerlin as Senate committee debates Mexico policy progress.
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George Sq
Emerin
Mexzise City
State Department
Puebla
United States
Federal Supreme Court
Mexico
Jenkins
Oangel
Hitase
Supreme Court
Salter Hensen
Mexico City
Summerl
Ake
Hhe Department
Hansen
Senate Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Senate
Washington
Werso
New Mexico
Wilon
Carranza
Falls
Fragmented OCR notes on events and figures
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions numbers and names in jumbled sequence. Key readable items include 02 0 om and 09 4 ee 6 ee. No coherent event or Personen details emerge to summarize as a full news item.
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Dick Wyne
Translion
Otla
Matthew
Unclear OCR entry logs numeric codes and fragments
The readable text shows scattered numbers and partial words likely from a chart or ledger. No clear events, names, places, or dates are evident to form a coherent news item or summary.
John W. Bell Attends Mother's Wedding in Shreveport
John W. Bell of Shreveport visits the city to participate in his mother's wedding ceremony.
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John W. Bell
Shreveport
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