River Rivals Face Off as Conference Talks Stall
Rival teams clash as conference committees fail to reach agreement. factions remain wide apart on key terms.
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27 Nov 1913
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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 27, 1913
Page
1
River protection clash splits Ransdell and Newlands camps
In New Orleans on November 27 the Ransdell Humphreys and Newlands factions failed to agree on resolutions. the Stock Exchange adopted the Newlands bill endorsement while both sides planned mass meetings to push their measures for flood relief and federal river control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Anhour
Ransdell-Humphreys
Newlands
Stock Exchange
Samuel Trusent
Joseph McCloskey
Board of Trade
M. J. Sanders
Locke. Breaux
J. Y. Sanders
Newands
United Action
Congress
Orleans
Louisiana
Vince
Fine new drug store completed in El Paso area
Chase & Collens Co. Ltd. completed a modern drug store at DeSiard and Second streets with expanded floor space, Circassian walnut fixtures, white tile floor, a marble silver fountain, and tables for drinks and ice cream. The firm, based in El Paso, features a full prescription department and carries Whitman’s and Jacob’s candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Chase & Collens Co., Ltd
DeSiard
Second Streets
National Show Case¢ Company
Columbus
Youngsblood-Foster Jewelry Company
Chase & Collens Company
Puffer Manufacturing Company
Bostor
Chase & Collens Company, Ltd
Frank B. Chase
John W. Collens
Fred Amman
E. M. Turner
A. J.dellande
D. M. Collens
Townsend to Speak at New Orleans Board of Trade Meeting
Washington telegram confirms Colonel C Med Townsend chairman of the Mississippi River Commission will speak at the Board of Trade gathering in New Orleans. Senator Ransdell may also attend to advocate the measure he supports with his persuasive eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Med. Townsend
United States Corps of Engineers
Mississippi River Commission
New Orleans
Board of Trade
Townsend
Ransdell
Federals Seek Haven as Rebels Prepare Attack on Chi Huahua
Federal forces seek secure haven as Rebel factions mass near Chi Huahua City. Intelligence indicates imminent attack plans by rival rebels targeting key defenses and supply routes around the city. Local authorities urge caution and coordinate with federal units for potential defense.
Battle Scene Reports Large Federal Losses Near Juarez
From El Paso, reports say four thousand Federal troops fought two days to retake Juarez for Huerta. Survivors, many wounded and short of supplies, march toward Chihuahua City as Villa readies for another move. Rebels display clever strategy and bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
el Paso
Juarez
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Villa
Rebel forces capture Federal train after Tierra Blanca battle
Rebels seized a Federal train near Samalayuca, recovering four field pieces and twenty cars of Federal regimental effects. Villa's men encamped around Juarez, with no bodies on the battlefield and several executed rebels found at Tierra Blanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Villa
Rebel
Blief
Juarez
Nia
Samalayouca
Tierra Blanca
Francisco Villa
Juraez
Cotton States League Sees Admission Applications
Meridian Mississippi November 27 Natchez and Vicksburg and Baton Rouge and Monroe have applied for admission to the Cotton States Baseball League President Redus told the directory in a meeting adjourned to January 10. Directors from Selma Pensacola Clarksdale Jackson Columbus and Meridian indicated their clubs would seek reentry next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Natchez
Vicksburg
Baton Rouge
Monroe
Lat
Cotton States Baseball League
Redus
Selmi
Ala
Pensacola
Fila
Clarksdale
Jackson
Columbusa
Merdian
Progressive citizens urged to join Monroe's News-Star edition
The Monroe News-Star appeals to readers to sign the Progressive list before December 20 for a front page feature. The paper promises generous display of names, highlighting civic pride and boosting local business through a bold publicity edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
News-Star
Monroe News-Star
Progressive
Vicinity
Democrats Battle Within as Senate Leaders Jealously Guard Net
Intramural clashes erupt among Democratic leaders over strategy and control as negotiations center on currency policy while months of dispute spill into public view. Key figures remain unnamed as factions vie for influence and leverage ahead of upcoming votes.
Democrats Aim for Day and Night Sessions on Currency Bill
Washington November 27 Democrats in the Senate voted to force the currency reform bill to an early vote. They pledged no Christmas recess until passage and to hold day and night sessions from December 1 to finish the measure, with 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily sessions and no recess except Christmas. The plan drew Republican opposition who called it partisan maneuvering while urging a full quorum for debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis
Washington
Democrats
Senate
Wilson
Simmons
Congress
James
Smoot
O'Gorman
New York
Onlees
Warehouse system expansion eyed for Southern cities
New York, Nov. 27. A committee of the New York Cotton Exchange backs extending its warehouse system to Southern cities. The plan would eliminate need for Southern shippers to haul cotton to New York for grading and certification, boosting market reliability and making cotton safer collateral for loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Exchange
Missouri Senator Reed Pushes Currency Bill Aimed at Democrats
The article notes Senator Reed of Missouri steering a currency bill through a Democratic conference that meets this afternoon and aims to finalize the measure by Saturday. With Senator Hitchcock absent, most Banking and Currency Committee members are expected to back the Owen draft, though Hitchcock’s amendments may still be added by the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Banking and Currency Committee
Owen
Interest centers in Juarez situation
Washington notes the Juarez federal rout by Constitutionalist forces and a Fletcher wireless report on Tuxpam area conditions. The potential recognition of Carranza's government is discussed as his forces control northern states and plan a permanent capital at Hermosillo or Magdalena. Dr. Hale's consultations with Carranza and Esudero are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juarez
Fletcher
Tuxpim
United States
Carranza
Party
Mexico
Hermosillo
Magdalena
William Bayard Wale
General Carranza
Senor Esuedero
Chihuahua
Hale
Thanksgiving Day Rest and Games Highlight Monroe News
Monroe observes Thanksgiving with banks closed after the noon hour and a church service at First Baptist. Most residents spent the day hunting or resting, while the high school team played Louisiana Industrial Institute at Forsythe Park. Local stores featured window displays with turkey motifs and holiday scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High
Contes
Louisiana Industrial Institute
Monroe
First Baptist Church
C. Miller
First Methodist Church
Lemle
Destard Street
Forsythe ,Park
Night streetcar stops car on East Side track
A drunk man lay on the track between Sixth and Seventh streets. a streetcar en route to the Iron Mountain depot stopped after the motorman saw the man on the rails and the fender struck him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heallighes
East Side
Iron Mountain Depot
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Minn
Young Bush
Athletics
Giants
Bullet Joe
Missoula
Mont
Cotton States: League
South
Nathan Furnitore Company
Monroe Furniture Company
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