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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
2
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The passage argues John Parker cannot win Louisiana Democratic support. It cites entrenched opposition within the party and fear he would split the vote to undermine Democratic principles. It notes Parker allegedly joined the party to pursue a gubernatorial bid and warns of broader party ruin if elected.
Reports from New Orleans indicate Frank Stubbs may win by the largest majority ever for a Louisiana candidate. Fourth Fifth and High Districts show strong support as Ouachita parish prepares to deliver its big vote for Stubbs. Supporters urge full turnout to back the home parish favorite and his clean record.
Fragmented historical note by Louis iggie worth while on holiday season peace and international aims. The text hints at returning to prewar commerce and prosperity through peaceful efforts and reconciliation abroad.
The text argues for disciplined industry wage value balance, warns against mismanagement of national commerce, and urges strong regulation and tax reform. It cites Colonel Stubbs’s stance on board appointments, critiques the governor’s tax measures, and notes rent profiteering in Shreveport with candidate W. Scott Wilkinson pushing rental controls amid a broader calendar of sports events.
Dr. James B. Aswell spoke Saturday night at Ringgold on Louisiana taxation. He cited parish records showing tax bills rising from 60.45 to 85.01 and from 270.90 to 95.60, arguing new State Board of Affairs would equalize burdens. Proponents including Harry Gamble claimed the measure would cut future state taxes for individuals.
A letter to the public denounces profiteering in residential rents as a threat to conservative Shreveport values. It notes owners may sell property but calls for reasonable limits, citing oil speculators with cash offering top dollar for rooms and even residences, fueling greed and diminishing communal restraint.
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