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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
4
The article promotes home canning with low cost outfits and notes rising home production reducing living costs. It also discusses Louisiana political maneuvering with Parker Michel factions and the Good Government League shaping gubernatorial endorsements amid a brewing primary contest.
An editorial from the Daily States criticizes the Good Government League for undermining popular voice in the gubernatorial convention and for shifting from non endorsement to backing a complete ticket including two senate candidates. It argues delegates are instructed to vote against constituents and warns the league’s actions mirror old ward boss control.
The Times- Democrat weighs the Democratic leadership in the House and Senate. It praises Speaker Clark and Mr. Underwood for steering debate and notes Senate factions threaten effective governance. It warns Democrats must unite, address central banking needs, reform incorporation laws, and avoid repetition of past partisan failure.
A New Orleans based political rumor says a Regular OEA leader may back Dr. James B. Aswell for governor. Supporters lift morale, predicting debates could give Aswell the upper hand. they praise his campaigning, broad network, and integrity.
Washington reports Bureau of Animal Industry Bulletin No. 130 presents six years of joint studies by the Bureau and Alabama Polytechnic Institute on the cattle tick life cycle, hosts, environmental effects, and eradication feasibility. Findings show eradication is possible, aiding South livestock and beef markets nationwide.
Delegates from French speaking Catholics of New England and parts of Canada convene in Biddeford Maine to address Bishop Walsh of Portland excommunication actions and the use of the Corporation Sale law. Lay members seek representation in church property decisions and may bring the dispute to Rome or civil courts for an accounting.
W H DeGraffenried of Monroe enters the Ouachita Parish sheriff race as a Democratic primary candidate subject to the primary election process.
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