Louisiana Weather Report Shows Warm Weekend Outlook
The Friday fair weather report notes Louisiana remains ready for visitors and newcomers as temperatures stay too warm for comfort.
15 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
1
The Friday fair weather report notes Louisiana remains ready for visitors and newcomers as temperatures stay too warm for comfort.
The article argues Louisiana offers mild summer cooling via sea breezes, cites New Orleans rainfall figures, and notes dry springs and autumns aiding crops. It highlights white death rate of 15.12 per 1000 and positions the state as attractive for homeseekers seeking health and enjoyment.
The prospectus touts Louisiana as an ideal location with 27.5 percent annual farm income, rich soils for corn cotton sugar cane and diverse crops, abundant coal deposits, and extensive navigable waterways. It emphasizes favorable climate, cheap fuel, and rapid development, inviting investors and settlers to share in the state's growth and resources.
Washington reports an estimated 3.5 million dollar allowance for Mississippi improvements Cairo to mouth, with about 450 thousand for Southwest Pass. Last year’s funding was 3 million, and Louisiana interests await committee decisions while Representative Ransdell plans a short rest amid efforts.
A chatter about expanding the Arkansas Louisiana Gulf route may extend to Alexandria as discussions widen. No official confirmation yet, but transport planners weigh a possible link to the city amid broader regional talks.
Rail news warns of a Cotton Belt purchase of the Arkansas Louisiana and Gulf and a planned extension from Monroe to Alexandria and Hamburg to Pine Bluff. The deal, around 1.5 million dollars, would link Memphis Little Rock and St. Louis with through service. Construction is slated for later this year.
A Fort Worth jury hears testimony about the killing of Captain Boyce as the defendant Teles faces trial. Prosecutors describe the alleged actions and the sequence leading to the tragedy.
Fort Worth report on John Beal Sneed trial for the murder of Captain A G Boyce at the Metropolitan Hotel. Sneed describes sudden shooting after confronting Boyce and his own marital crisis with his wife, including statements about love and motives, as testimony continues.
Louisiana members of Congress face shifting alliances and ambitions as Henri Gueydan seeks the Third District nomination. Prof. Aswell may challenge Judge Watkins, while Broussard and Price maneuver over a return to Congress. The Good Government League influence and state organization shifts complicate the upcoming primary.
General Manager J. M. Parker of the A L and G road denied reports that the Cotton Belt had purchased or planned to buy his line. He said any extension would be done by their own company and that focus is on developing the current territory.
Six men died and several injured when an ore train locomotive left its track at Bingham Utah and rolled down a hill crashing through the roof of the Bingham State Bank. Edgar Selwyn has written a three act comedy slated for early next season by Henry B Harris.
The Chinese National Assembly unanimously elected Yuan Sil Ka as president today. The acceptance marks a smooth transition amid political reshuffling.
In Nanking the National Assembly unanimously chose Yuan Shi Kai as President of the Republic of China and designated Nanjing as provisional capital. Sun Yat Sen resigned with cabinet to continue until new leadership takes over, while Yuan’s earlier refusal to travel to Nanking drew mixed reactions.
Indianapolis reports at noon show seven of fifty four indicted in the dynamite plot have evaded arrest. District Attorney Miller emphasizes capturing Michael J. Young of Boston, a key figure linked to Ortie McManigal. Most indictments rest on Iron Workers' Union evidence and related blast plans.
Two highwaymen overpowered W F Smith and Frank Wardell messengers of East River National Bank in downtown New York. They robbed the taxi of fifteen thousand five dollar bills and ten thousand one hundred dollar bills and fled. both messengers were badly injured.
Adjutant General Fred C. Ainsworth is relieved from duty at the War Department and will face a court martial. Charges are expected to allege conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline, possibly insubordination, amid long standing friction with the General Staff. Col H P McCain to replace him as tensions persist. Florence Nash to appear in a new De Mille playlet.
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