Pujol Denies Discord As Reformers Rally In New Orleans
Pujol denies reports of discord among regulars over patronage in New Orleans politics. He says he has no plan to quit the organization and had no role in Rock's appointment. Colonel Pleasant shifts focus amid illness of Gon d ran and the grand jury probe into O Rourke over 781 jury notices in the Twelfth ward.
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Shreveport Times
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Barret
Fifth Ward
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M. Victor Laresche
Joseph L. Rock
William P. Ball
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G. A. Gondran
Joseph W. Dawins
Monroe
Attorney General’s Office
Mr. Dawkins
Gondran
Grand Jury
Robert F. O'Rourke
Luzenberg
O'Rourke
Good Government League
Political Campaign Moves Across Parishes and Parley Rooms
Prominent visitors at headquarters include Hosa Curtis, Sher T. E. Brewster, J Heintz, R F Derrouen and H F Johns among others. K O Bruner leaves for Shreveport for the State Fair as Fernang Mouton and Porteus Burke court New Orleans support in a drawn-out contest for second place. Burke heads to Baton Rouge then Southwest Louisiana with Calcasieu on the itinerary. Barrett headquarters plans another New Orleans club meeting after poor turnout as they push for the opening rally November 15.
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Fernang Mouton
Lafayette
Porteus R. Burke
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Burke
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Louisiana
Calcasieu
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Barret Club
Innocent Bystanders and Marks Found on Soldiers
Reported incidents describe bystanders hurt or killed while several United States soldiers show bullet wounds and marks. Investigations focus on the events and casualty details.
Villa Abandons Agua Prieta Assault as Hunger Grows
General Villa, driven by hunger and scant ammunition, begins withdrawing toward Anavachi Pass to stock provisions. Major Gen. Funston shifts American troops from trenches while Villa assigns 1500 Villistas to hold the pass and awaits ammunition and water for his swollen army.
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Columbus
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May disclose men higher up in plot
Paul Daesche, one of five young Germans, faces arraignment in Jersey City as the first among the plotters to be charged in the United States Secret Service case. Fah and Scholz await arraignment in New York. authorities seek higher level link. Explosive materials, a map of docks, and large funds are tied to the alleged conspiracy against Allied shipping.
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Paul Daesche
United States Secret Service
William J. Flynn
Carpenter
Jersey City
Robert Fay
Walter Scholz
Houghton
Herbert Kienzle
United States
Max Breitung
Fay
Scholz
Secret Service
New Jersey
France Holds Peace Terms Until Victory and Guarantees
Paris reports Premier Briand states France will not sign a peace treaty until restored by victory and essential guarantees of durable peace. Berlin announces German gains in northwestern Serbia as Hindenburg withdraws near Ewenton and Iisen Lakes amid Balkan rumors.
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Washington
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France
Berlin
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Serbia
von Hindenburg
Ewenton
Iisen Lakes
Prohibition Campaign Moves From Counties To State
Detroit reporting that Michigan anti saloon delegates travel to Lansing to plan a state wide dry campaign. Twenty counties will push the fight next spring leading to a statewide constitutional amendment vote next fall as petitions gather signatures to place the question before voters.
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Detroit
Michigan
Lansing
Charges against Wimberly withdrawn in bank embezzlement case
Jonesboro Louisiana November 3 The misappropriation charges against J Rush Wimberly and his brother in law W W Poland from the Jonesboro State Bank were dismissed at the bank directors request. The bank officials were indicted but an inquiry found the funds accounted for. The district attorney did not press the indictments.
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Jonesboro State Bank
Wimberly
Poland
Shreveport
Jackson Parish
Grand Jury
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Marie Tailer to Wed Bryce Wing in New York Church
New York on November 3 Marie Tailer called the prettiest girl in society will wed Bryce Wing at St James Church. The ceremony follows a Newport and Long Island profile filled season and a reception at the Tailer residence on Seventy Second Street. Trust charge against insurance men in Madison invites responses as twenty workmen’s compensation insurers face anti trust proceedings with a hearing set for November 15 before Insurance Commissioner Cleary.
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Newport
Long Island
S$ Bryce Wing
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Madison
Wis
Cleary
Philadelphia
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Hope Truxton Beale
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Edward F. Beale
Eaton Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Washington
Edward T. Stonesbury
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
White man killed at Grayling Lumber mill
William Scott was accidentally killed at the Grayling Lumber mill while unloading logs. One log rolled over him causing fatal injuries with severe trauma described as bones broken and head crushed. Authorities noted the accident occurred late in the afternoon.
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Farmer murdered. $200 missing in Delhi area
A white farmer A. L. Meier was fatally stabbed at his Delhi area home around 1 30 AM. He died at 5 30 AM after sixteen scalp wounds. About $200 in cash was missing. Coroner's jury investigates as two sons slept nearby. The incident occurred eight miles south of Delhi.
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A. L. Meier
Growns Ang
Meier
State considers bills on liquor, ads, and education
Lawmakers debate bills to limit liquor shipments over three gallons, curb newspaper ads for liquor, and close locker clubs. Other proposed measures include exempting university endowments from taxation, a state warehouse bill, and a new auto tax law.
Nine lawyers summoned before New Jersey Supreme Court
In Trenton on opening day nine lawyers appear to show cause why they should not be discharged. The record is unprecedented in New Jersey history as former officials and disbarred barristers including Simon Hahn and Addison Rosencrans face review. The Court will likely rely on testimonies from the Court of Chancery unless defenses add new matter.
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Trenton
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Simon Hahn
Joseph RB. Breidt
Jacob Lubetkin
J. Edward Smith
Carl Raiseh
Arthur D. Coyler
Robert L. Eaton
Addison P. Rosencrans
Matthew Jefferson
Court of Chancery
Nine Dead and Nine Missing After Steamer Santa Clara Grounding
Marshfield Oregon reports nine known dead and nine missing after the Santa Clara ran aground on South Spit Coos Bay. Captain Loftstedt among the rescued crew of forty eight passengers and forty two crew members, while A A Edwards was carried twenty seven miles to safety in a lifeboat. Several lifeboats capsized during lowering.
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Associated Press
Marshfield
Oregon
Santa Clara
South Spit Coos Bay
Loftstedt
A. A. Edwards
Charges Against Candidate Bruner
Governor L E B Hall released a report by W N McFarland on E O Bruner of Rayne La. The document notes 50 000 campaign pamphlets printed by Ramires and Jones in Baton Rouge costing 220 paid by state funds. The governor sent the report to Baton Rouge district attorney for action if law violations are found.
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New Orleans
L. E B. Hall
W. N. McFarland
E. O. Bruner
Rayne
Baton Rouge
McFarland
Ramires and Jones
Lost suffrage amendments defeated
Fragmentary note reports that women’s suffrage amendments were defeated. No further details available in readable text.
Voters Repudiate New Constitution and Election Results
New Yorkers reject the recent state constitution draft while Republicans gain in New York and Massachusetts. Maryland Democrats win governor and state ticket. Kentucky governor race leads Stanley over Merrow. Ohio, New York, and other states see strong anti prohibition and varied party outcomes.
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Maryland
Kentuckley
Ohio
Associated Press
Massachsetts
Pennsylvania
Samuel McCall
Massachusetts
Chis Ny
Stanley
Edwin Merrow
Kentucky
Massa
Mississippi
Virginia
Virginia election foresees strong prohibition majority
Richmond reports full Virginia assembly results showing Republicans and Independents with a minimal presence as Democrats dominate the caucus. Prohibition legislation is expected to be enacted when the state goes dry November 1, 1916 under a 1914 constitutional amendment.
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General Assembly
Virginia
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