John Michel and Edward Everett Announce Candidacy
Union figures John Michel and Edward Everett announce for a four year term. They seek succession and plan to campaign across the area, detailing goals to address local governance and community needs.
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21 Jul 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
Jul 21, 1911
Page
1
Everett Seen as Possible Secretary of State Appointee
Baton Rouge reports Edward Everett of Union parish may fill the unexpired term of John T. Michel as Secretary of State on the coming month. Everett reportedly weighing candidacy, with Charles K. Fuqua possibly withdrawing in Everett’s favor to join the administration ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Richmond
Edward Everett
Union Parish
John T. Michel
Michel
Everett
Charles K. Fuqua
St. Tammany Parish Amid Governor Campaign Rifts
A Covington report questions a New Orleans Aswell bias on St. Tammany voters. It notes John T. Michel as the parish favorite, doubts for Dr. Aswell, and local support for Judge Hall and Governor Sanders with Ransdell sentiment also present. The piece covers senatorial races and recent campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
St. Tammany Parish
Aswell
New Orleans
John T. Michel
Louisiana
Judge Hall
Florida
St. Tammany
Michel
Brousserd
Sanders
Ransdell
Urgent Salvation Army aid requested for Monroe family
Capt. A L Gordon of the Salvation Army appeals for immediate help for a family of five living in a riverbank house boat on South Grand Street. The sick mother and one child, plus two more adults, are emaciated from exposure and hunger after losing a third child. Donations of groceries food clothing or money are welcomed via Cumberland phone 439 or in-person deliveries by Capt. Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Gordon
American Salvation Army
Monroe
Capt. Gordon
Capt
Gordon
Mr. Hill
Union Saw
Huttig
Stewart
Salvation Army
Scout Parade to Honor Governor at Alexandria Encampment
Governor Jared Y Sanders arrives at Camp Stafford during the Louisiana State National Guard encampment. He reviews troops and commands a 17 gun salute as commander in chief. This afternoon Boy Scouts from Alexandria and visiting troops will be reviewed and march from Mockingbird Park to Iron Mountain station for Camp Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Boy Scouts of America
Alexandria
Jared Y. Sanders
Stafford
Signal Corps
Gomperts
Washington Artillery
Boy Scouts
Mockingbird Park
West End
Iron Mountain Station
Not Warranted by Law Case Involving Mrs Lou Allen
A Shreveport trial recounts Mrs Lou Allen and husband facing a verdict as defense and state teams present lengthy testimony. Mrs Allen describes a mysterious man who urged dirt be moved to Charles Horn for undisclosed charity work amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
the Times
Lou Allen
A. J. Murff
Allen
Charles Horn
Michel arrives in Baton Rouge to wind up secretary of state affairs
John T. Michel, a governor candidate, traveled from New Orleans to Baton Rouge to finish the secretary of state duties before his successor is appointed. He met a few intimate friends, stressed the visit was business, and returned to New Orleans the same night. He supported campaign funds publicity, citing his long advocacy as reflected in his platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Michel
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Michel
Dr. Aswell
Mr. Michel
Writings Spark Debate Over Governor Sanders Controversy
New Orleans July 21 ex pieces from Agricole Pacthe apology to Governor Sanders are quoted as Poche says he acted under unworthy motives and enemy solicitation. Dr J E Douissan counters that part of the warden controversy implies Poche was urged to lie to harm the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Agricole
Pacthe
Sanders
Poche
J. E. Douissan
Candidates at Encampment Governor Sanders Received at Camp Stafford
Candidates at encampment for governor Sanders were received at Camp Stafford with honors. The event highlighted formal welcome and official recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Sanders
Camp Stafford
Campaign fund contributions confirmed for Republican effort
The reason is now known. Hundreds of contributors backed the Republican campaign fund, highlighting broad support across communities. The article notes substantial donations and organized fundraising drives that propelled the effort forward.
Charges Dismissed After Senate Loomer Probe of Lorimer Fund
Washington July 21. Wiehe of Edward Hines Lumber Co Chicago faced sharp cross examination over aiding Lorimer election and attempts to obtain contributor lists for Taft campaign. He admitted acting as messenger for Hines and described calls to keep grand jury away. A list was said to cost 1600 dollars. 128 pages of contributors referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehe
Edward Hines Lumber Co
Chicago
Senate Lorimer Committee
Hines
Lorimer
W. H. Cook
Wm. O’brien
Grand Jury
Marble
Hines Company
Republican National Campaign Fund
Cyrug McCommick
Taft
Albany
Kern
Taft Fund
For Good Samaritan Home Ruby Bell $870.50 25.00
A notice references Ruby Bell with a sum of 870 dollars 50 cents and 25 dollars in relation to the Good Samaritan Home. The context implies a financial item or donation record from prior communication.
Navy Yard Closures and Legislation Unfolding in Congress
Senator Thornton notes Secretary Meyer says no legal warrant to close navy yards. The Pensacola yard remains a focus as Fletcher’s resolution asks for all orders and reasons for workforce cuts. Next action may wait until December when the naval appropriation bill is debated, with Louisiana and Florida members aiming to influence yard projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louisiana
Florida
New Orleans
Pensacola
Meyer
Thornton
Foster
Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
Bryan
Fletcher
Senate
Navy Department
Scout Cruiser Chester Sails for Cape Haytien
Washington reports the Scout Cruiser Chester after coaling at night set sail for Cape Haytien to protect American interests in Hayti. Twelve hours into the voyage no further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Chester
Cape Haytien
Washington
Hayti
Optimistic forecast for Louisiana cotton crop
Louisiana agricultural agent Mason Snowden reports in Baton Rouge that scientific farming campaigns are progressing well. He endorses a 66 percent cotton yield if favorable weather returns, notes lighter boll weevil impact, rain hurts some areas, and expects overall a successful year in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowden
Louisiana
Blue and Gray Meet Again on Battlefield
Federal and Confederate veterans gather for a onetime reunion on the battlefield with veterans from both sides in attendance and a program noting shared history and memorial moments.
Manassas Peace Jubilee honors Taft and Mann
Fifty years after Bull Run President Taft and Virginia Governor Mann review Blue and Gray veterans in Manassas Virginia as part of the Peace Jubilee and Reunion. The day features welcome addresses, a noon handclasp, a veterans luncheon, and a public reception with high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manassas
Taft
Mann
United States
Virginia
Court House
H. M. Conden
House of Representatives
Taftani
Henry House
Edmund Berkeley
Thomas S. Martin
John EB. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
George W. Gordon
The
United Confederate Veterans
Robert M. Thompson
Washington
Annaburg
Bull Run
Johnston
McDowell
Stonewall” Jackson
Lee
Longstreet
Sykes
Reno
Reynolds
National Organization of “the Blue
the Gray and Their Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Michel
UNION
Sary
Cumberland
Review Scouts Today
Weather Report
Douissan
Republican Campaign Fund
Co. F
Ruby Bell
Senator Thornton
Sec
Retary Meyer
Times
Mason Snowden
Arkansas
Baton
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