Democracy Questioned Influence Falls From Texas Leader Bailey
A July report portrays Senator Bailey as losing influence in the Senate Democratic caucus. Once unchallenged, his leadership fades as colleagues criticize his speeches and challenge his views. Only Simmons of North Carolina and Thornton of Louisiana remain as wavering supporters amid internal opposition and new Democratic members.
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Bailey
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Simmons
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Thornton
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Nebraska
John Sharp Williams
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House
Aswell Demands Open Disclosure In Political Row
J B Aswell calls for full public airing of remarks from a Monroe conference with John M Parker and others alleging a missing link in the Good Government League endorsement dispute. He urges the Times Democrat to reveal all that was said and invites mudslinging to be settled openly.
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Times-Democrat
Mo Campu
Good Government League
Aswell
Times- Democrat
Intendoes
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Monroe
Parker
Judge Hall
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F. H. Gosman
Shreveport
Judge Porter
Natchitoches
Weather Report Tonight and Sunday Unsettled Showers
Tonight and Sunday expect unsettled weather with showers across regions. Temperatures remain mild with variable winds and periods of damp conditions.
Williams Bailey Senate Skirmishes Signal Party Debate
The article notes Democratic debates between Williams and Bailey over tariff policy, praising Williams as educated and steadfast while highlighting Bailey’s challenge. It reports rising expectations for Senate sessions and a split within the party. Also in Walnut Ridge Arkansas a 67 year old man and 68 year old woman married for the fifth time, a joint ceremony by County Judge J D Doyle.
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Walnut Ridge
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J. D. Doyle
Johnny Donahue
Fannie Allen
Planters Confront Sugar Trust Dymond Says Forced Submission
John Dymond accuses Louisiana planters of yielding to pressure from the sugar trust alleging coercion and loss of autonomy amid price control and industry dominance.
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John Dymond
Louisiana
Lorimer Investigation and Deneen Testimony Collide in Senate Hearing
Governor Deneen testified before the Lorimer investigation committee that he drafted but did not call a special session of the Illinois Legislature following White's alleged confession. He described reading the first Tribune account of White's story and leaving with the paper, while John Dymond told the House Sugar Investigating Committee that Louisiana cane growers depend on the American Sugar Refining Co. and fear boycott.
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John Dymond
Louisiana
House Sugar Investigating Committee
American Sugar Refining Co
New York
Dymond
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Deneen
Lorimer Investigation Committee
Ilinois
White
Legislative Investigating Committee
Tribune
Made in a Cemetery Marry in Lawton
In Lawton Oklahoma on July 15 Miss Nora Blankenship and Isaac Upton wed beside a new grave in a ceremony noted as unusual. The event was mentioned as continued on page ten.
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Lawton, Okla
Nora Blankenship
Isaac Upton
Anglo Japanese Alliance Revised to Exclude United States
London July 15. The Anglo Japanese alliance was modified to exclude the United States from Britain’s possible enemies and its duration extended nearly six years by a new treaty version signed by Sir Edward Grey and Count Kato. The change centers on article four limiting obligations if either party makes a general arbitration treaty with a third power.
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Great Britain
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Giiew
No Substitutes in Campaign Debates Say Michel
The Michel campaign asserts Mr. Michel will not use substitutes in joint debates. Friends may address voters on his behalf during the canvass but not as stand-ins at debates. The statement follows a report claiming opposition managers intend sending substitutes to meet him.
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Michel
Campu
Aswell
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Asweil
Medical Men Banquet Honors Dr. R. O. Simmons
A medical banquet featured Dr. R. O. Simmons of Alexandria as guest of honor. Attendees included local physicians and hospital officials in a cordial evening of speeches and acknowledgments.
Many Fine Speeches At Ouachita Doctors Banquet
Ouachita Parish Medical Society held a banquet at Hotel Monroe with Dr. R. O. Simmons of Alexandria as guest of honor and principal speaker. Dr. F. C. Bennett served as toastmaster and delivered witty remarks. Several physicians humorously toasted topics such as Money in the Pocket Mistakes and How to Raise Boys and Girls.
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F. C. Bennett
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Ouachita Parish Medical Society
Hotel Monroe
R. O. Simmons
Alexandria
State Medical Association
Ouachita
O’donnell
For Good Samaritan Home RAO P59 Summary
From Columbia and names G. T. McSwain J. J. Meredith H. C. Blanks M. Jarrell J.P. Duke totals $843.50 plus small amounts $10.00 $2.50 $5.00. The note lists donors or accounts related to a RAO P59 entry.
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Weeklong world events and national happenings listed
Taft plans to attend a Bull Run celebration in Virginia and press ground breaking for the Panama California Exposition in San Diego. Texas eyes statewide prohibition with a referendum. A Montreal New York highway start ceremony at Rouses Point. A Daily Mail aeroplane race seeks a 50 000 prize for a 1000 mile British circuit. Global science meetings and numerous conventions highlighted. Local religious and maritime events noted.
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Great Britain
Public outcry tempers drive to remove Wiley as pure foods czar
The piece argues that public anger over displacing Dr. Harvey W. Wiley from the Bureau of Chemistry could help him keep influence in public health. It describes clashes with Presidents Roosevelt Taft and Secretary Wilson over the Pure Food law of 1906, the Remsen Board, and debates on syrup, whisky, saccharin, and labeling, noting political reactions and internal agency dynamics.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Wilson
Food and Drug Inspection Board
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Wiley
California
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Remsey Board
PF. L. Dunlap
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Wiley Organization
Remsen
People Rally Nationwide Over Dr Wiley Resignation Demand
Nationwide protests surge as supporters urge Dr Wiley to resign amid ongoing controversy. Leaders from multiple groups accuse officials of mismanagement and call for immediate steps to restore trust.
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