Governor Hall Urges Legislature to Act on Reform Bills
Louisiana Governor L. E. Hall says responsibility for passage of reform measures rests with the Legislature not the executive. He lists fifteen pending bills, including education board autonomy, primary election safeguards, corruption penalties, and lobbying prohibition, urging action before adjournment.
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Bryan Defeated on Convention Floor Parker Named Temporary Chairman
The article details the Democratic National Convention opening in Baltimore with delays from rain and ticket checks. It notes Bryan’s warm reception upon entering the hall and Parker being named temporary chairman as delegates settled in.
Henry Watterson Prays For Democratic Candidate Line
Henry Watterson in a Courier Journal editorial after reviewing candidates for the Democratic National Convention ends with a prayer. He asks for a Democrat who is fearless and uncorrupted and who will elevate religion of Jefferson to declare a new majesty of Democracy.
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Dowling Talks Sanitary Health Drive In New Orleans
Dr Os car Dowling president of the State Board of Health addressed about 3000 at St Roch playgrounds on municipal sanitation. The illustrated talk covered fly control Red Cross work and safe water practices with slides on bakeries butcher shops garbage disposal and street cleanliness. Children and adults showed keen interest and signaled support for the sanitary program.
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Wheat Strength in Chicago Trade Report
Chicago market note from June 25 reports wheat prices rising by one to one and a half cents while provisions decline by two and a half to twelve and a half cents.
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Monroe Seeks Strong Chamber of Commerce
Staunch local business leaders urge Monroe to form a Chamber of Commerce to promote a forward moving, united city building effort. The call targets all wage earners and professionals to join as citizens determine whether to back or hinder the initiative.
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Mob Lynchings Reported Near Pinehurst
Associated Press reports Anna Boston, a Black woman, stabbed to death yesterday and Mrs. R E Jordan, a planter’s wife near Pinehurst, was seized from officers by a mob and lynched early this morning.
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English Painter Sir Laurens Alma Tadema Dies in Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden Germany June 25 Sir Laurens Alma Tadema the English painter died here last night at age 77. The artist was renowned for his classical genre scenes and helped popularize Victorian art abroad. His death marks a noted loss to the European art scene.
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Parker and Bryan Claim Victory at Democratic Convention
Baltimore June 25 The opening day of the Democratic National Convention features Parker and Bryan claiming victory in the fight for temporary chairman. The national committee favors Parker but Bryan supporters push for an open battle. A two thirds vote of 728 on first ballot seems unlikely with seven candidates in the field. Bryan remains a powerful force for progressive control and influence over the convention dynamics.
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Parker Wind Over Bryan. Parker Wind Over Bryan
Parker wins a narrow vote 54 to 20 to appoint Parker as temporary chairman. The committee selects Parker for the interim leadership amid ongoing debate on Bryan’s role.
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Encampment Scheduled at Camp Stafford Alexandria
The Alexandria Town Talk reports the encampment will be held at Camp Stafford near the city despite uncertainty. Captain Joseph C. Brady of the Fourth Regiment US Army is arranging the site with kitchens and sanitary closets being installed. Four companies travel from Fort Logan H. Roots to join the camp for about six weeks with militia from Arkansas Texas and Louisiana arriving for instruction.
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Rebels Prepare as Federals Close on Bachimba
The vanguard of Federal forces under General Tellez nears Bachimba, twelve miles distant. Rebel commander General Rojas braces for stiff resistance as battle looms likely Thursday.
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Bryan Dominant Figure At Convention Talks of a Ticket
Baltimore June 24 The National Committee approved Alvin R Parker of New York for temporary chairman yet Bryan vows to fight on floor. He opposes Parker as too conservative and pushes progressivism while signaling a possible Bryan Wilson ticket and a Kern running mate option if not nominated.
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Hon Dog Song Feature of Carnival
Baltimore on June 24 reports lively campaign activity with fanfare for candidates. Hats banners and posters promote the Hon Dog song and Ozark hound battle cry for Clark forces while other groups extol Wilson, Bryan and more.
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