22 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
1
The document outlines appropriations totaling 3,270,176.60 dollars to institutions over two years. Allocation details specify funding to support operational costs and program needs across multiple agencies and services.
Baton Rouge reports the legislature completed an extensive funding bill for public institutions including the Reform School in Monroe and the State University. The package totals 3.27 million for 1912 to 1914 with allocations for hospitals, asylums, schools, agricultural stations, and related services.
El Paso June 22 Associated Press reports Adjutant General Hutchins and Col Wal lner of the Texas militia are in El Paso by Governor Colquitt orders to shield American citizens in case of clash between Mexican federals and rebels. Texas authorities reportedly ready to act independently if needed as 2000 federal troops under General Sanjines threaten Juarez.
Judge Alton B. Parker reached New York this morning and plans to depart tonight or Sunday for Baltimore. He declined to discuss Col Bryant's opposition to his selection as temporary chairman of the Democratic National convention.
Lt. Gov. T. C. Barret hailed as two major planks of his platform as Senate passes the Stafford assumed risk and fellow servant bills by 33 to 2. The eight year fight to abolish the doctrine continues with support from Senator Stafford and allies. Critics warn of a radical shift in burden distribution between employers and employees.
Delegates at the Chicago convention erupt as Taft supporters push seating without roll call. Mississippi Oklahoma and Tennessee delegates rush through reports amid shouts and jeers. Roosevelt faction assails credentials committee while talks of a third party surface and Hadley’s direct primary plank fails.
Chicago June 22 The fifteenth Republican national convention aims to end tonight with a permanent organization and votes to nominate President and Vice President. Taft is viewed as the likely nominee while Vice Presidential possibilities include Sherman Hadley Kenyon Borah Butler and Wanamaker. Debate over new rules and possible August progressive talks loom.
Baltimore June 22 W J Bryan says he will oppose Judge Alton B Parker for temporary chairman regardless of other candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination He intends to fight on the floor of the convention and may help shape the platform if he gains a role on the rules committee Progressives and conservatives diverge on tariff money trust and currency reform while suffrage advocates seek a hearing in the platform
Governor Baldwin appeals to Bryan seeking harmony amid tensions reported in New Haven on June 22. Details outline efforts to ease political strains and unite local factions under shared policy goals.
The report states generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with no significant precipitation. Skies are expected to be mostly clear with light winds and mild temperatures across the region.
In a message to Col. Bryan Baldwin urges influence in Baltimore to foster harmony. He asks not to oppose an individual for chairman but to stress points of agreement.
In Baton Rouge on June 20 Senator Hood of Ouachita denies rumors of dickering on congressional reapportionment tied to the Monroe charter fight. Hood says no such talks occurred and expects the Bryant bill in amended form to pass with House concurrence. He aims to replace it in 1914 with a Monroe commission government measure after further public consultation.
The Monroe general committee advanced plans to form a Chamber of Commerce. Five sections were created for business and industry and three members per section were named to report by July 5. The committee aims to raise funds and public education campaigns to promote Monroe. The Publicity Committee, led by J. W. Smith, outlined an education drive at Monroe Furniture Company to explain the chamber’s objectives.
Mr Murphy reports crops in that Tex region show the most promising prospects after several weeks of recreation at Mineral Wells Texas.
Senator Smith opposes the proposed plan for the Carrying Pourth district. The dispute centers on the plan’s scope and potential effects on local governance. Further actions are expected as debates continue.
Baton Rouge reports Senate and House clash over redraws. Senator Leon R. Smith opposes moving Sabine Natchitoches and Winn from the Fourth to the Eighth, arguing river parishes should stay with the Fourth. The proposed map redefines districts from Orleans wards to include Caddo De Soto Bossier and other parishes.
Mr L M Calhoun of Gilbert is listed as a guest at the Monroe hotel, with the brief note noting his residence and stay.
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