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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
1
A Uo OcNATORG senatorial contest sparks a race question shaping the campaign. The development injects new tension as voters weigh policy and identity in the pivotal race.
Senator Root’s remarks linking federal intervention to Southern racial abuses ignite a heated exchange in the Senate over direct election of senators. Bacon presses for specifics as Root cites peonage and lynching, arguing federal power may be needed to enforce equal protection.
The exchange centers on population sparsity, a New York lynching report, and peonage claims. Root and Bacon clash over whether reform targets disfranchisement and the need for direct senatorial elections. Root argues for constitutional amendment to ensure free elections and federal preservation of the union.
El Paso reporter paints Juarez Mexico as a cosmopolitan gambling center across the Rio Grande where many nationalities mingle. The piece notes a Monte Carlo image, wide open saloons, frequent notable visitors, and rapid changes as Juarez blends Old World charm with West Town hustle.
Historical note describes the first aeroplane employed for reconnaissance and spying operations against an enemy, marking a turning point in wartime aerial intelligence. The item highlights the significance of the aircraft in gathering intelligence and shaping strategic decisions.
A large assembly gathered at the New City Hall last night to hear the preference vote. The event drew prominent figures and local residents alike as officials outlined plans and goals for the city’s future.
Monroe rally on February 11 drew 386 voters including many workers and professionals. Mayor Forsythe received strong support amid enthusiastic speeches by Dawkins Roberts McAlleny Keller Thompson Anderson Baumgartner and Theus. A unified crowd voiced confidence in Forsythe’s re election prospects.
San Antonio crowds report sixty Chinese nationals deported today from Texas. Five left San Antonio, one was seized at Del Rio, and fifty four remain to be processed as the notice continues on page eight.
Yesterday the deadline passed for declarations with City Democratic Executive Committee chair J. C. Theus. The list includes Mayor Dr. A. A. Forsythe and H. R. Speed, six ward council races, a school board slate, and city executive committee members for six wards with multiple candidates.
John W. Gates says 1911 will be a bull year across all commerce. He rejects bearish chatter on steel, reports Republic Iron and Steel at 88 percent capacity and Steel Corporation at 80 percent, and predicts continued stock advances and an approaching boom.
Mission on DeSiard street hosts services tonight at 7 30 and tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock.
Portsmouth Ohio February 11 The Scioto county grand jury probing vote selling returned forty indictments today.
Tonight and Sunday forecast unsettled with rain possible. Temperatures remain warm with a mild breeze as showers develop across areas inland and along the coast.
The council heard approval of speakers noted at Forsythe's address and crowd applause. Due to seating limits in the city hall, the next meeting will move to Sugar's Theatre with about a half dozen prominent speakers including Mayor Forsythe. Date and speaker list will be announced later.
Washington reports a busy week as Congress resumes work with Taft, Nagel, and Davis in spotlight. The Hague Court of Arbitration meets Tuesday to hear the Savarkar sedition case from Bombay, with Monaghan launching at Newport News and Susan B. Anthony honored for suffrage fund efforts.
Washington Feb 11 The House moves to pass the Canadian reciprocity treaty as President Taft warns of an extra session if needed. Democratic support is mixed with Republicans split over the pact amid progressives concerns about trusts and tariff policy. Oscar Underwood says Democrats back reciprocity while Tawney notes money bill timing may force extra session. The Hague court faces a dispute over fugitive surrender in a separate note.
The article reports Cetra de Son likely involved as the house weighs President Tapt's threat. Officials express concern about potential escalation and prepare comments and actions in response to the warning.
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