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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
2
In a heated Louisiana editorial, Parker criticizes the Democratic Party and its leadership, arguing that a Republican or reformist coalition would have governed the state responsibly. The piece recalls past Reconstruction-era politics and urges Democrats to unite amid fractious national debates and local campaigns.
A fragmented reflection discusses difficulty in accepting life changes and the quick, decisive shifts in conditions that alter living standards. The text notes perceptions of new barriers and evolving factors that threaten stability and routine.
The message argues choices for state governance including tax revision, boards of state affairs, education, and care for the insane. It promotes Col Frank P Stubbs as ideal and contrasts with Gov. Pleasant-Thomas era and Parker as the alternative. It urges voters to support appointed boards and governor fixed valuations.
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