Inaugural Address Aims for Forward Public Reform
Thousands attend Gov Pleasant's inaugural in Baton Rouge as the governor and lieutenant governor take oath. The speech stresses honest administration, response to the will of the people, and the need for measured reform rather than radical change to meet evolving conditions.
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Inauguration of Gov Pleasant Marks A New Era
The May 15 ceremony in Baton Rouge crowned Gov. Thor Ruffin G. Pleasant with an inaugural address delivered amid broad public turnout. He pledged to honor Democratic platform promises and work with the General Assembly to promote fiscal prudence and state progress while seeking bipartisan cooperation.
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Shipping Bill Slated For Early Senate Action
Washington reports indicate national defense measures dominate the agenda with naval building increases, army reorganization, and river and harbor funding facing filibusters. The shipping bill draws administration focus as Ways and Means and Senate Finance plan revenue steps, while Brandeis nomination to the Supreme Court is noted.
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Senate Eyes Rublee and Brandeis Nominations Action
The Rublee nomination to the Federal Trade Commission heads to an executive session vote today while the Brandeis nomination returns to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Democratic senators fear no clear outcome, hoping for a report without recommendation. In the House Representative Humphreys of Mississippi aims to push flood control legislation next Wednesday, with the Mississippi River provisions finished and Sacramento River sections to be taken up, likely passing that day and moving to the Senate.
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Explosion at Dupont plant kills several in New Jersey
An explosion at the Repauno plant of the Dupont Powder Company near Gibbstown New Jersey today killed several workers and injured about a dozen. The superintendent and an assistant were believed among the dead as five buildings were demolished.
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General Scott hopeful over border situation
Washington May 15 General Scott returns from border talks hopeful no formal agreement yet on cooperation. No immediate reopening of negotiations with Carranza. Carranza troops move north while Pershing lines up to secure the south. Latin American diplomats offer no clear backing for US intervention. Tampico oil operators seek more protection.
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Brisk artillery actions reported on western front
May 15 dispatches describe intensified fighting outside Verdun with notable activity along British lines in northern France and Flanders. Paris notes brisk shelling in Champagne while German bombardments hit Arcourt Wood and Hill 204 near Verdun as Premier Asquith travels between Ireland and Belfast.
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Dragged From Court Burned At Stake In Texas
In Waco Texas May 15 a mob of about 15000 including women and children dragged Jesse Washington a Black youth from the courtroom after a guilty verdict and burned him at the city hall yard witnesses cried Get the Black person as the crowd carried him to the stake the incident followed a murder charge against Washington for harming Mrs Lucy Fryar near here last Monday
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Casement Charged With Treason in Ireland Rebellion
London May 15 Sir Roger Casement, linked to the Sinn Fein rebellion, was arraigned with Daniel Julian Bailey on high treason charges. The attorney general said Casement led a campaign among Irish prisoners in Germany to seduce allegiance, stressing gains for Ireland by Germany’s victory. Bailey, an ex-soldier, aided the plan and reported Casement’s talks and the submarine landing at Tralee.
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Welcome for Visitors at Monroe Grand Lodge Opening
Mayor H D Apgar and D W Fantk welcomed the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias to Monroe during an open session of the thirty sixth annual Louisiana Grand Lodge. Stonewall Lodge hosted, with delegates from every parish, signaling a homecoming as Pythian Sisters delegates also attended.
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