New Orleans Noy Crushed Eyes Panama Show on Tap
New Oileang Noy crushed an event that could bring a big show to Panama if public interest grows. Officials tease a possible expo style spectacle with broad appeal and international attention.
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01 Feb 1911
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
1
Taft Exposition Fight Driven by Diverse Interests in Senate Bid
Special telegrams from Shreveport detail Louisiana supporters still pursuing the Panama Exposition fight after a 259 to 48 House defeat on the Kahn resolution. Taft administration and New Orleans boosters argue for an all-American show, with Senate action and possible voter input shaping the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Senate
Shreveport Times
New Orleans
Washington
Thompson
House
Sanders
Berkman
Robert Ewing
Corps of Workers
White House
Taft
Gompers
Hearst
Taimmany
James Hill
New Orlans
Heflin
Alabama
San Francisco
Senate Committee
Frisco
Congress
New Orleans Loses Bid for 1915 International Expo
Washington reports New Orleans fell to San Francisco in the House vote on the 1915 Panama Canal exposition. San Francisco won 188 to 159, aided by Taft and cabinet members, with labor and rail interests shaping the outcome amid a heated national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
San Francisco
House of of Representatives
Golden Gate City
Taft
Hearst
Pacific
White House
Japan
Ruisiana
Large seizure of misbranded coffee at local wholesale houses
Federal inspector seized 3,000 cans of coffee in Shreveport and Monroe under the pure food act. The product branded Javg aland, produced by the International Coffee Company of Houston, allegedly misleads with a chicory and cereal mix labeled in small print and containing no java coffee. Wholesalers held custodially pending court action against the manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L. Wollard
Pure Food
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
United States
Monroe
Javgaland
International Coffee Company of
Houston
Shreveport Times
West Monroe Welcomes Eby Lease of Cottonport Site
Mr E S Eby has leased the Cottonport property near West Monroe and will divide the section adjacent to town into large lots for sale. The plans aim to attract buyers with sizable parcels, a long anticipated market move that should ease disposal and bring significant benefits to West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
E. S. Eby
Cottonport Place
Mr. Eby
Eby
Explosion Tears Through Lower New York City Area
A massive dynamite blast near Manhattan caused widespread destruction across the financial district and Jersey City. Debris rained on pedestrians as ships and immigration facilities suffered damage. casualties were reported but totals were not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Ilower
Financial District
Jersey City
Hudson River
Catherine C
Jersey Central
Government
Ellis Island
Tremont and Gulf shops burned in Eros fire
A noon blaze destroyed the Tremont and Gulf railroad car shops and round house in Eros Louisiana. Three locomotives and a steam log loader burned. Loss estimated above fifty thousand dollars with unknown insurance. Tremont Lumber Company sawmill threatened but saved by local fire forces. The disaster is described as the town's worst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Eros
Tremont and Gulf Railroad
Tremont Lumber Company
Government Troops Evacuate Puerto Cortez Coast
Government forces begin evacuation of Puerto Cortez with followers of General Manuel Bonilla taking control of the Atlantic coast. American officers run the city today, with General Lee Christmas due to assume command tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Atlantic
Honduras
Puerto Cortez
Manuel Bonilla
Gen. Lee Christmas
Drastic Corrupt Practices Bill Proposed in Albany
Albany February 1 a drastic corrupt practices act is proposed with a maximum penalty of ten years imprisonment and a five thousand dollar fine for failure of a legislator to report immediately any attempt to buy or influence his vote and sweeping changes are expected to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ray and Mrs Phelps wed after 28 years apart
In Imboden Arkansas on January 31 George R Ray and Mrs Phelps finally married after a lengthy separation. The ceremony marked a long awaited reunion for the couple and was noted as one of the era’s most romantic unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Phelps
Holmes
Pocahontas
Randolph County
Ray
George R. Ray
Mrs. Phelps
Imboden
Ark
Mylius Convicted on Libel Charge in Royal Controversy
London reports a special jury found Edward F Mylius guilty of circulating a libel about King George alleging a morganatic marriage with Admiral Seymour's daughter. Mylius received a one year prison sentence. Admiral Seymour testified his daughter married Capt Napier and had met the king only in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alverstone
King George
Edward F. Mylius
Mylius
Liberator
Paris
Majesty
Prince of Wales
Admiral Seymour
Malta
Capt. Napier
Portsmouth
Queen Mary
Reforms Urged in Fire Insurance Laws by Legislative Panel
A lengthy report from the legislative investigating committee presented to the legislature today urges broad reforms in fire insurance law and practice to strengthen oversight and protect policyholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Investigating Committee
No Choice on Thirteenth Ballot for U S Senator
Albany reports no candidate secured a majority on the thirteenth ballot for United States senator as political maneuvering continued amid tense party negotiations and shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
United States
Weather notice for Creasing cloudiness and cooler
Tonight and Thursday bring increasing cloudiness and cooler temperatures across the area. An unsettled pattern may bring light winds and minimal precipitation chances. Local residents should plan for cooler evenings andhousehold comfort adjustments.
New Local Option Bill 15 Proposed for All Counties
The substitute local option bill for the Smith measure is introduced in Montgomery and aims to apply local option in every county. It sets petition thresholds by county population, defines liquor sale and manufacture rules for cities by population, fixes license amounts, and caps saloon numbers, with an appointed excise commission.
Reform of House committees likely to fail in next congress
Champ Clark admits the reform plan granting fourteen Democrats control of committee appointments will be temporary. The new setup has caused confusion and faces strong opposition from many Democrats who fear loss of power, with future chairmanships uncertain as a clash between regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Washington
Committee On
House
Clark
Republic
Woodrow Wilson
Brantley
Georgia
Committee On Committees
Power rh Speaker Committee Plans Doom
Unclear OCR text suggests a committee on power or speakers is near a doomed plan. No verifiable entities or concrete events readable. Summary limited by fragmentary source content.
Governor Proposes Excise Reforms Across Cities
The bill outlines appointing excise commissioners in cities over 18 000, and placing duties on smaller cities under 13 000. License tax shares are 40 percent to the State, 40 percent to the city, and 20 percent to the county. It also includes simplified pure food measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Commission
General Council
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Panama
Jersey Central Pier
Father O'Reilly
Roosevelt, Okla
Mr. Ray
West
Arkansas
Mrs. Ray
Tremont and
GALE
George
Seymour
Weather Report
Montgomery
Ala
Mune Power
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