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Louisiana Governor Parker and Bouanchaud Criticized For Klan Stance
A fiery Viewpoint argues that Governor Parker and Lieutenant Governor Bouanchaud failed to push anti Klan legislation in 1921 22, detailing missed opportunities and political maneuvering. The piece accuses them of duplicity and of using anti Klan rhetoric as a shield for deteriorating governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerit
Jana
Times- Picayune
New Orleans
Jules Drey Os
Iberia
Chappuis Acadia
Imber
Judiciary Committee
Parker
Hewitt Bouanchaud
Andrew Melady
Rapides Parish
Lgislature
Louisiana
Dymond
Plaquemine Parish
DePaoli
Parish of
Orleans
Sentative de Paoli
Hotse
David M. Evans
Madison Parish
Herman B. Deutch
The
Item
Deutch
Hewitt Bonanchaud
Ku Klux Klan
Secretary of State
Dreyfus Bill
Chappins Bill
Hewitt Bowanhead
John Dymond
House
Aagin
Chicago
New York
Jst
Bouanchaud
Smithereens
Gov
John Parker
Bowanchand
Sullivan
Peple
Juin Parker
Klan
Chago
Hewitt
Dudley Guilbeau
Guilbeau
Monteleone
Pawh Perkins
Louisiana Klan
Bouanchud
Het
Fovernor
Paul Perkins
Grand Titan
Hewitt Bouanchand
Montelone Hotel
Bouanchand
Mr. Cooke
Gove Ker
Kiana Vofttas
Khin’ Effi
City of
New Orlean
Zong
Fugen
Bouanthaud
Long
Loume Pegrchange
Hue
Ouachita
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Henry Fuqua
East Baton Rouge Parish
Bellanchaud
Mr. Bouanchaud
Governor Parker