29 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
1
In Capital City crowds applaud John T Michel as locals recognize his contributions and value to the community. The ovation reflects widespread respect and appreciation for his work.
John T. Michel campaign for governor drew a packed Elks Opera House crowd in Baton Rouge on Monday night. Mayor Jules Roux and Charles Holcombe praised Michel’s clean record and leadership while supporters filled the lobby and aisles, signaling strong local backing as the race moves forward.
City High School meets Alexandria High School at Forsythe Park tomorrow on Thanksgiving Day for the North Louisiana Championship. Eligibility awaits players with at least seventy percent average. lists certified by Prof. Neville for City and Prof. Braeme for Alexandria. Alexandria is a strong rival with a solid record as City’s fourteen-player squad vies for the title. The lineup includes Dixon back at end and Ross at center. game time is 3 p.m., with 2:30 p.m. departures from City High.
Monroes pastors and congregations unite for a Thanksgiving Day service at 11 a.m. in the First Methodist church with Rev. C. S. Newman of the First Presbyterian church delivering the sermon. Special music and song service featured. all are invited.
An article reports on alleged political maneuvering linked to a closed Philadelphia bank and figures from Roosevelt era policy. The piece suggests covert bargaining involved in financial policy or aid.
Wharton Baker told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that a New York firm and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. financed a push for Roosevelt in 1904 and planned the Aldrich currency scheme. He claimed a $1,000,000 fund была created to secure adoption and that Roosevelt knew details of the 1907 panic.
The Ouachita Poultry Association invites Louisiana and nearby breeders to enter the seventh annual show. About a thousand birds are expected as the organization aims to boost home-raised poultry with prizes for amateurs. The event runs December 7 through 9 with entries due by December 4 at midnight.
United States authorities tendered services of 2500 soldiers to keep a key railway line operating, citing strategic and supply concerns amid regional tensions and transport needs.
Washington reports the US will provide 2500 troops from the Philippines to help keep the Pekin sea rail open and protect foreigners in China. The move aligns with the 1901 protocol and is not intended as intervention. In Nanking Imperial forces repelled Revolutionaries with heavy losses, seizing control of the city at 6 pm and signaling further fighting ahead.
Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel urged government control of corporations to protect public interests ensure business stability promote publicity of corporate affairs and reduce presidential politics. He spoke voluntarily before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee probing trust legislation.
In Caldwell parish Columbia La November 27 Judge Hall Mr Pujo and Senator Gueydan addressed locals despite a rainstorm reducing turnout. Hall hinted indirectly that Michel may win if Aswell does not support him. After the meeting the party moved to Grayson for a 3 o'clock session.
Freezing weather stretched along the gulf coast with Texas Coast lows from 2 to 30 degrees and Northwest Texas 4 to 14 degrees. Snow fell in Northern Louisiana and as far south as Baton Rouge. Continued cold expected with freezing to the coast tonight. Temperature at Houston and San Antonio dropped to 23 and 26 respectively. no serious orange crop damage anticipated.
Tonight remains fair with continued cold and freezing conditions. Thursday is expected to be fair with light winds and dry skies.
Ad Wolgast famed lightweight champion is critically ill with appendicitis in Los Angeles and underwent a 40 minute operation. Doctors say his strong condition gives a good chance of rapid recovery, with an expected out in ten days to two weeks. He was to defend his title tomorrow against Freddie Welch.
In district court Judge Madison ruled in favor of Joe Grady, dissolving interdiction proceedings. Grady, previously in a New Orleans retreat for alleged insanity, is restored to control of his own affairs after a medical commission cited temporary insanity due to epilepsy.
A Christian Science Thanksgiving service is announced for tomorrow November 30 at 11 o clock at Sugar's Theatre. All are invited and welcome to attend.
Interest in the Pacey McFarland Tommy Murphy lightweight clash grows as the Coffort h pavilion prepares for a 20 round battle tomorrow in San Francisco. A win by McFarland could lead to a meeting with Wolgast for the championship, boosting public excitement in the bay district.
Tom Kennedy battles Al Palzer in a 10 round bout in Brooklyn New York. Jack Dillon faces Frank Klaus in a 12 round Pittsburgh showdown. Spike Kelly meets Pete Shaughnessey in an eight round Windsor Ontario card. Phil Schlossburg takes on Tim ONeill in a 10 round South Bend Indiana matchup.
Tomorrow a Holy Communion service at Grace Episcopal Church is set for 10 a.m. followed by an evening sermon and service at 7 30 p.m. The observance invites congregants to attend both rites.
An expert forecasts a economic upturn as shipping routes are redrawn to new passages. The analysis highlights potential gains for shipping firms and related logistics sectors, with attention to regional hubs expanding capacity and new trade corridors forming.
New York November 29 Irving T Bush of the Bush Terminal Company urges a modern banking system to finance South centered foreign trade. He says cotton exports and Gulf ports like New Orleans and Galveston will lead post Panamanian Canal commerce, while calling for reduced reliance on London and New York finance. He notes the Panama Canal will redefine ocean routes and cites tariff politics as shaping shifts in party power.
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