Buhudl Day Opens Fal Budhul Day
School children will be admitted to grounds on the first day as BUHUDL DAY opens.
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Buhudl
Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
1
Man Ends Life by Gas After Crepe Tied
San Augustine Fla Oct 12 Giles Phillips a businessman hanged himself after tying crepe on his door and summoning an undertaker. His wife had recently died and authorities believe he was temporarily insane.
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San Augustine
Fla
Giles Phillips
Roosevelt an Aviator Flight At Illinois Aviation Field
Theodor Roosevelt made an aeroplane flight near St Louis, describing it as the finest experience. He traveled around the aviation field inlock sixteen miles west of St Louis in three minutes and twenty seconds. He waved to a crowd below as the machine hovered briefly near the start.
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St. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Inlock
Stuis
Roosevelt Joins Wright Flight Surprises Crowds
Arch Hoxsey, Wright aviator with Mr Roosevelt, recalls the passenger enjoyed the trip despite fear of falling out. The colonel waved to the crowd with animated gestures, nearly losing his balance before settling in. He had not planned to fly until the moment he climbed aboard.
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Arch Hoxsey
Wright
Roosevelt
Hoxsey
Col. Roosevelt
Prisoners trap Sheriff and missionary in jail escape
Santa Anna California October 12. Sheriff Lacy and missionary Miss Christian Kerr were seized by two prisoners during late Sunday services and locked in a cell for nearly an hour as the escapees fled with rifles stolen from the sheriff's office. Rosario Sianz and Alenno Norais are pursued by a posse and a battle is expected before recapture.
Permenter Guilty of Brutal Murder in Mass Case
Swinton Permenter, 19, a farmer, was found guilty of first degree murder for the death of Janie Sharpe, daughter of a prominent planter, after a four hour jury deliberation. An appeal for a new trial will be filed today as sentence is set to be pronounced. the trial drew thousands and the courtroom was closed during verdict. The state presented circumstantial evidence. the defense raised alibi.
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Louisville
Mass
Swinton Permenter
Janie Sharpe
Permenter
Roosevelt vows to tighten corruptionists within party
Springfield October 12 Roosevelt arrived to a crowd that shouted for action against corrupt figures. He responded that corruption transcends parties and pledged to cinch the corruptionists of his own party tighter than the others. The report also notes Miss Courtney Tyndall's temporary replacement as deputy clerk of court by Mr. R A Young during her absence.
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Roosevelt
Springfield
Deneen
Illinois
Courtney Tyndall
City
R. A. Young
French railroad workers rebel against government order
French railroad employers refuse to comply with a government order, facing a strike as labor tensions rise. The dispute centers on management and state directives, with unions signaling further actions.
Railroad strike widens across republic as managers falter
Paris reports a government mobilization as railroad workers threaten a general strike while managers admit inability to cope. A separate incident on the Queen and Crescent line near Lexington involves a deliberate obstruction halted by the engineer with emergency brakes. In Arkadelphia, Miles Green set a new record driving an FE I F 30 car from Camden in three hours and one minute, improving the previous time by 19 minutes.
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Paris
Republic
Lexington
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Queen and Crescent Road
Here
Arkadelphia
Ark
Miles Green
Camden
R. H. Terrell
Missing Pacific Express Money Shocks Arkansas City
About five thousand six hundred dollars vanished from a Pacific Express Co safe in Little Rock after a package shipment from St. Louis. The money split as 3500 to Little Rock and 3000 to Hunting, Ark. Officials and detectives search for the missing funds and question local staff after the safe was opened without the money.
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St. Louis
Little Rock
Pacific Express Company
Little Ror Ark
Pacific Express Co
George F. Johnson
Man from Mexico Reported Doing Big London Business
A report notes a man from Mexico is engaging in substantial business activity in London, signaling growing cross border trade ties. The piece highlights notable deals and potential impact on local markets.
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Mexico
London
Roosevelt Calls for Aid to Drain Swamp Lands
Colonel Roosevelt urges Uncle Sam to aid states in draining swamp lands. He argues federal support is essential to reclaim lands for agriculture and settlement, warning that delayed action harms national progress and farmers' livelihoods.
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Uncle Sam
States
Roosevelt
Roosevelt calls for federal aid to drain Mississippi Valley swamps
Former President Theodore Roosevelt in Hot Springs Arkansas opposes Tafts stance urging states to reclaim swamp lands. He argues the federal government should help drain vast Mississippi Valley swamps, saying drained land becomes fertile and valuable. The issue ties to Roosevelt's remarks at the Arkansas State Fair after addressing the National Conservation Congress in St Paul.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mississippi Valley
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Donaghey
Arkansas State Fair
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Roosevelt May Be Candidate If Southern State Carried
In Atlanta Col Roosevelt, amid cheers, said he would run for the presidency if he could carry a southern state. Mayor Maddox and Col Frederick Paxon noted the crowd’s size and the reception was warmly praised, though Paxon called the remark confidential and regretted its newspaper publication.
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Roosevelt
Atlanta
George
Maddox
Col. Roosevelt
Col
Frederick Paxon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelts drainage plan sparks federal role debate
Roosevelt urged federal action to reclaim swamp lands totaling about 25 million acres in five states while Taft warned against inviting Treasury funded projects. Roosevelt promoted new nationalism to extend central government power, contrasting Taft's preference for private or state led efforts. Governor Donaghey highlighted reclamation as vital.
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St. Paul
Taft
United States
Col
Roosevelt
Donaghey
Oil Royalty Boom At Caddo Levee Board
Royalty income from the Caddo oil field shows producers’ Oil Company sending 24 182 82 for September. A huge well near Oil City yields about 40 000 barrels daily, with three 1200 barrel tanks filled in fifty five minutes. Governor Sanders approves Mooringsport charter amid drilling progress.
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Cty
Producers’ Oil Company
Atlanta Oi Company
Oil City
Caddo Levee Board
O 1 Company
Gov. Sanders
Mooringsport
Death of Prominent Farmer James J. Gladney
Homer Louisiana October 12 James J Gladney longtime Claiborne parish farmer died at his home near Spring Lake four miles north of Homer at eight oclock Monday morning He was about 75 and a member of a prominent parish family The remains were interred in Homer cemetery at four oclock Tuesday afternoon with a large gathering of relatives and friends.
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Homer
James
J. Gladney
Claiborne Parish
Spring Lake
Here
Gladney
Many Narrow Escapes in Baudette Fire Rescue Tale
A Winnipeg tent caravan arrives as a man named Gil bert Hagen recalls fleeing a wall of fire with his wife and children by swimming in the river. Relief groups aid survivors, but the death toll reaches 29 with musician Paul Merrick among the found. Plans for Baudette and Spooner reconstruction unfold as incoming provisions surge. Scorched ground and scattered fires linger while homesteaders anticipate farming anew.
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Hagen
Paul Merrick
Rainey River
Rapid River
Commutation Recommended for New Orleans Murder Convict
Josh Hite, a Terrebone Parish murderer set for execution next Friday, received a commutation recommendation from the Pardon Board. He is already imprisoned after being taken to the penitentiary last Saturday night. The board also continued only city cases for embezzlement and forgery and uttering.
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New Orleans
Josh Hite
Terrebonne Parish
Hite
Ingram
Joseph Gowland
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