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01 Nov 1912
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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
Nov 01, 1912
Page
1
New Orleans Regualar Democrats Split Over 11 Amendments
New Orleans leaders announce opposition to six constitutional amendments at the polls next Tuesday while backing eleven. Delegates dispute Nos 12 and 19 on women on boards and recall, leaving wards to vote their own judgment. The plan includes tax measures and exemptions with support for numbers 2 7 8 9 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
The
Picawad
Reagan
Institutions of Charity and Correction
Largey Su West Wward
Louisiana
Progressives Rush for National Reform Endorsed by South States
The Progressive Party frames a national appeal claiming modern, people responsive democracy aligned with Jefferson and Lincoln, criticizing old parties for sectional rigidity. It argues Home Rule for the South, river policy, industry protection, and a square deal, urging votes for Roosevelt and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
South
Progressive Party
New Party
Roosevelt
Johnson
Progressive Part
Pearl Wight
John M. Parker
National Execu Committee
Segregation in Tax Reform Debated Across States
Virginia’s tax commission report argues segregation is a cautious, local approach with potential benefits and notable drawbacks. It contrasts Virginia and Louisiana, noting Virginia’s wealth and gradual policy evolution, while criticizing Louisiana’s expedited plan and dubious figures. The piece cites estimated revenues, local home rule implications, and the need for value equalization before adopting separation in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission of
Virginia
Luisiana
Louisiana
Virginia Commission
Commission
Man Refuses 10 Discuss Crime In Lima Murder Case
Charles Conway and his wife arrived in Chicago after arrest in Lima Ohio over Miss Singer’s murder. Conway refuses to discuss the crime while police note diverging stories from the couple. The woman shows signs of breakdown and jested with captors as tension rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles Conway
Lima
Ohio
Singer
Conway
Husband involved in circus murder confession claims
Associated Press report from Chicago details Mrs. Lillien Conway confessing to police in the Miss Singer murder case. She states Charlie Conway struck the girl with a billy and that others covered the body with a blanket. The fiancé reacts with relief at being cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lillien Conway
Charlies Conway
Miss Singer
Conway
Billy
Charlie
Closing of Hotel Metropole Tied to Rosenthal Murder
New York reports that the Hotel Metropole will close at noon tomorrow after Herman Rosenthal was shot there last July. George Considine, running the hotel for creditors, blames the murder for eroding patronage and the house from continuing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropole
Herman Rosenthal
George Considine
Dedication of Splendid Monument in Tallulah
In Tallulah Louisiana on October 31 the Madison Parish Confederate monument was unveiled by the Madison Infantry Camp U D C. The Daughters provided a grand dinner and Madison High School students joined in parades and songs. Hon A A Gundby of Monroe delivered a moving dedicatory address. Comrades A L Siack and E C Montgomery offered speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
Daughters of the
Madison Infantry Camp
Madison Parish
A.A. Gundby
Monroe
Southland
A. L. Siack
Louisiana
E. C. Montgomery
Couple Injured As Car Goes Over Bluff Near St Joseph
In St Joseph Louisiana on November 1 a couple, M Reeve Lewis and Miss Clarissa Hill, were injured when their auto, returning from Lake Bruen, slid through a gate and toppled over a bluff. Lewis suffered a broken thigh and minor injuries while Hill had severe bruising and cuts but no broken bones. They were treated and reported resting well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
M. Reeve Lewis
Clarissa Hill
Lake Bruen
High Bluff
Mr. Lewis
Miss Hill
Seven Hundred Letters Read In Dynamite Conspiracy Trial
The Associated Press reports seven hundred letters read as evidence in the dynamite conspiracy trial against forty five defendants. The letters, chosen from thirty thousand, came from the International Association of Structural Iron Workers office after McNamara’s arrest and allege Frank M. Ryan, president of the union, and others discussed jobs to be blown up over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pro
Indianapolis
Ind
International Association Structural Iron Workers
McNamara
Frank M. Ryan
Jobe
Postoffices to Close Saturday for Funeral
Associated Press reports that Postmaster General Hitchcock authorized all post offices to close Saturday to observe Vice President Sherman’s funeral. Postmasters may decide closures by business needs. Justices Hughes and Pitney will represent the Supreme Court at the funeral. the Treasury Department ordered customs houses to close tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hitchcock Today
Sherman
Huyes and Pitney
Supreme Court
Treasury Department
Allies Favor Direct Talks With Turkey to End War
Allies prefer direct negotiations with Turkey to secure peace terms and end the conflict. The shift signals a strategic move away from mediation by other powers as discussions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Balkan Powers Move Toward Turkey Peace Talks
Vienna reports say Bulgaria Servia Montenegro and Greece negotiate demands from Turkey as hostilities end. Allies favor direct talks while Turkey may seek mediation from the Powers. Balkan intervention uncertainty looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vienna
Bulgaria
Servia
Montenegro
Greece
Turkey
Balkans
Turkish battleship sunk by Greek torpedo boat
In the Gulf of Saloniki the Turkish ship Fethibetlend was destroyed last night by a Greek torpedo boat. The covert attack slipped past Turkish forts and the raiding craft escaped without damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fethibetlend
Gulf of Saloniki
Bulgarian Troops Seize Domotica Amid Turmoil
Sofia reports Bulgarian troops occupied the Turkish town of Domotica cutting off communication between Adrianople and Constantinople. In a related action the Turkish cruiser Hamidish fired nine shells at the Capemine lighthouse between Burgas and Varna, damaging it. Bulgaria says it will protest the bombardment of a peaceful building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Domotica
Adrianople
Constantinople
Hamidish
Capemine
Burgas
Varna
Turkish War News From Front in Thrace and Sofia Dispatch
Reports from Nazim Pasha describe four days of heavy fighting between Bulgarian forces and the eastern Turkish army near Luleburgas and Visa with Adrianople still resisting. A Sofia dispatch claims a decisive Turkish retreat and Bulgarian pursuit with substantial captures and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Council of Ministers
Porte
Balkan
Thrace
Nazim Pasha
Luleburgas
Visa
Adrianense
Vial
Istrandia
Lordon
Novt
Nazin Pashe
Phrance
Frei Olla
Sofia
Times
Artesian Well Drilled Deep at Fairbanks City
Mr. Holloway on the A L and G Railroad located at Fairbanks City has drilled through twenty or more feet of solid rock reaching approximately 265 feet targeting an artesian well. The work progresses with solid rock exposure and confirms substantial depth near the railway line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Fairbanks City
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Weather Report
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