Marching On To Lure Victory Inspires St Landry Ovation
John T. Michel leads a parade tour through St Landry with a spirited march and a warm reception. Citizens show support as the campaign tour continues with upbeat crowds and strong enthusiasm.
06 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
1
John T. Michel leads a parade tour through St Landry with a spirited march and a warm reception. Citizens show support as the campaign tour continues with upbeat crowds and strong enthusiasm.
Opelousas La Jan 6 For governor candidate John T Michel business man's backer unites local factions after a parish tour from Grand Coteau to Eunice. Michel gathers large crowds and claims strong support in St Landry ahead of Jan 28 election. Local officials praise his safe sane platform.
John T. Michel was greeted with a packed courthouse auditorium in Opelousas as part of a parish tour. The crowd included many ladies and representative men from across St. Landry, who filled aisles and window sills seeking a view of the event.
James J. Bailey of Baton Rouge, a 1948 lieutenant governor candidate, aligned with John T. Michel in Opelousas. He will stump for Michel and campaign in Vernon parish after Leesville entrance, signaling a drift toward Michel as the primary race progresses.
John T. Michel carried his governor bid to Eunice Louisiana where over 300 voters crowded Fuselier Hall in the extreme southwest corner of St. Landry. The meeting drew strong local Democrats and notable supporters including Clerk of Court Andrepont and Sheriff Swords as he pressed his taxation plan and campaign statesmanship.
A weather report predicts rain or snow this evening, with a sunny but colder day ahead. Temperatures are expected to range from 20 to 28 degrees amid a coming cold wave.
Details of efforts to arrange the Michel visit appear to have culminated in a splendid success, signaling smooth coordination and favorable planning outcomes.
Tokios observers say Yuan Shi Kai ignores foreign powers aiding peace. Well informed persons claim he cannot raise funds to sustain military operations. Both sides face money strain as powers watch for further war developments.
New Orleans January 6. Villeret says he has been at a dying relative's bedside for two weeks and confined by illness. He denies giving any interview about Michel or deserting the candidacy. He continues his own canvass for secretary of state and reaffirms his support for the governorship outcome.
Large and enthusiastic audience in Kansas gave Mr Ranodell an intense ovation after his performance at Sugars Theatre in the West. Local city sections reported the lively reception and strong applause from attendees.
Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell drew a large audience at Sugar's Theatre as supporters praised his record in Congress. Col Frank P. Stubbs and local leaders touted locks and dams on the Ouachita River funded by his efforts and urged voters in North Louisiana and Ouachita parish to reelect him in January.
A cold wave swept through northeast Texas with travel at about 3 mph. In Dallas the temperature plummeted twenty degrees in an hour and stood twenty five above at 10 am.
New York reports zero temperatures with high northwest winds causing intense suffering last night and today. Chicago endures subzero conditions with eight below at 6 oclock and a forecast of fifteen below before nightfall.
Forecast for Monroe predicts tonight rain or snow then Sunday fair and colder. Temperatures will range from 20 to 28 degrees above zero as a sharp cold wave grips the area.
New York reports aviator Hugh Robinson sailed to St. Petersburg to demonstrate the Curtiss hydroaeroplane recently bought by the Russian government.
Col. Stubbs lauds Ransdell as a pioneer of white voter support and Monroe praises public leadership in the Fifth District. Sanders draws a warm Lake Charles crowd, declaring Democrat stance on tariff and fitness for the Senate, with Pujo and Broussard noted in the audience.
Clarence Y. T. Richeson a former Cambridge Baptist minister confessed to the murder of Miss Avis Linnell. He wrote a signed confession with no details and expressed remorse and desire to atone. District Attorney Pelletier said trial would proceed regardless of the confession.
The governor spoke before an audience of about twelve hundred, with unfriendly sources noting a crowd near a thousand. He is not given to long debates about his meetings, but friends say the Lake Charles gathering was among the greatest held there.
Ty Cobb states that George Mullin of the Detroit Tigers will be the leading pitcher in the American league for the 1912 season.
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