Prominent Louisiana Supporters Rally Behind Caders
North Louisiana leaders and notable figures champion author Caders as he seeks OS pleas. The push emphasizes strong advocacy from respected residents and political allies in the region.
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25 Oct 1915
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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
Oct 25, 1915
Page
1
Barret Meeting Today Amid South Louisiana Rallys
Enthusiastic reports from Gibsland Arcadia and Farmerville boost Pleasant in New Orleans and South Louisiana as opposition to Barret grows. Candidates Burke Mounton and Mounton bid for lieutenant governor while Barre t forces organize in New Orleans with a meeting set for Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Gibsland
Arcadia
Homer
Farmerville
Pleasant
Louisiana
Barret
Colonel Pleasant
John M. Marshall
L. Austin Fontenot
Fernand Mounton
Lafayette
C. F. Claiborne
New Roads
H. J. de la Vergne
Porteous R. Burke
New Iberia
New Orleans Trade Excursion to Monroe Arrives November
The Sixth Annual Trade Extension Excursion of the New Orleans Association of Commerce will reach Monroe on Monday November Sth at 4 30 p m and depart next morning at 7 30 a m The party includes over 100 leading wholesalers manufacturers and bankers with officials from major railroads a Pullman train band and telegraph links to New Orleans The visit aims to promote prestige prosperity and closer business ties between New Orleans and surrounding regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Association of Commerce
Monroe
A. H. Borden
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Bureau
News-Star
Merchants & Manufacturers’ Bureau
Martin Behrman
Public Safety
Harold W. Newman
Texas & Pacific
New Orleans
Barret canvass signals Harris sole Democratic nominee hope
Barret canvass notes T H Harris of Baton Rouge as the sole unopposed candidate for state superintendent in the Democratic primary. Harris previously ran unopposed four years ago. Capt B Steele filed for auditor by noon, while Paul Capdevielle aimed to disrupt the slate. Ross Greazeale denied rumors about Porteous Burke. Work began on cleaning the Catholic cemetery for All Saints Day next week. lot owners urged to tidy plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Natchitoches
Colfax
Hall
R. H. Collins
Franklin
Frederick Wilbert
Plaquemine
Senate
P. R. Burke
New Iberia
Mouton
New Orleans
Fred J. Grace
Register of the Land Office
H. J. Lea
Winnsboro
C. P. Dunbar
Opelousas
J. E
Lineage Ties To Birthplace Of Chinese Founder
The 75th lineal descendant of Confucius resides in the Chinese town that is both the birthplace and burial site of the founder, a location noted for its 26 centuries of historical significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Governor Hodge Addresses Large Kansas Prohibition Audience
Kansas Governor Hodge spoke to a sizable crowd urging stricter prohibition policy. He called for broader enforcement and public support as part of a state wide effort to curb alcohol use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hodge
Kansas
Prohibition Rally Endorses Barrett Aide at Sugar's Theatre
A large Barret rally at Sugar's Theatre drew a full lower floor and balconies as Rev A W Turner Louisiana Anti Saloon League head and former Governor George Hodges of Kansas urged support for Lieutenant Governor Barrett in the prohibition issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Turners
Louisiana Anti-Saloon League
Sugar’s Theatre
George H. Hodges
Kansas
A. W. Turner
Louisiana
Turner
Anti-Saloon League
Jarret
Hodges
J. Harvey Trousdale
Tipperary
Baptist
Old Kentucky
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Gov
Trousdale
Prohibition Debate Sparks Rivalry in State Campaign
Rev. Turner recounted conferences with Col. Pleasant and warned of threats to veto statewide prohibition. He painted Pleasant as political rival seeking votes while denying moral conviction, and contrasted Pleasant with Barret as candidates for governor. Turner urged unity despite party tensions and defended total option as brewer option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Turner
Col. Pleasant
Winnfield
J. Y
Pleasant
Barret
Lafayette
Turner
First Lyceum Course Opens in Monroe Spotlight
The Free Lyceum Course resumes with the Ernest Gamble Concert Company visiting Monroe at the City School auditorium Wednesday night. The ensemble delivered one of last year’s top attractions and is expected to draw a strong audience again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City School
Ernest Gamble
Monroe
Three Men Held On Conspiracy Charges
Robert Fay Walter L Scholz and Paul Daeche were arraigned in Weehaken New Jersey on conspiracy charges tied to an alleged plot to blow up vessels Police said Fay confessed to being a German army lieutenant and to using a machine to disable ships to delay munitions to the Allies Scholz and Daeche were recent German arrivals A large cache of explosives dynamite and acids was found in their rooms All three were held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Robert Fay
Walter L. Scholz
Paul Daeche
Weehaken
New Jersey
Wood
Fay
Scholz
Daeche
Germany
Dispute Over Cow Ends in Killing in Arcadia
Arcadia Louisiana October 25 Following a cow dispute Town Marshal J S Howell was shot three times and killed by S C McGarrity at 1 pm McGarrity allegedly released his cow from the pound broke a lock and confronted the marshal who died after an altercation McGarrity was jailed by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
J. S. Howell
S. C. McGarrity
McGarrity
Howell
Charles Schulze Nominated for Monroe City Court Judge
The News-Star announces Charles Schulze as a candidate for the office of Judge of the City Court of Monroe, Louisiana, subject to Democratic party voters' action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Charles Schulze
Monroe
Democratic Party
Skirmish on Texas Border Involves U S Soldiers
United States soldiers exchange shots with Mexican bandits along the Texas border in a tense clash. No injuries are confirmed and the incident prompted patrols and inquiries by military authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Border clashes near Brownsville raise patrols as Car ranza to Matamoros
Reports from Brownsville detail a night clash between Fourth United States Cavalry and Mexican bandits at the site of last week’s train wreck robbery and murders. Private Herman E. Moore was wounded fatally likely. Consul Garza says Venustiano Carranza plans a Matamoros visit October 26 to probe border troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Fourth United States Cavalry
Herman E. Moore
Fort Brown
H. B. Johnson
Third Cavalry
Villa Ne
Venustiano Carranga
Matamoros
Garza
Wife suspects foul play in Monroe disappearance case
Mrs. J. C. Baley reports her husband vanished early Saturday after leaving home to open the garage he runs with J. Lowe in Monroe. Doors were found open at the garage but other departments remained locked as investigators check rumors of offenses in other cities and his links to St. Louis property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baley
J. Lowe
Monroe
Detroit
Baley
W. P. Johnston
George Auto Company
Border unrest spreads as troops move to Rio Grande
Eliario Arredondo travels to meet Carranza while the Twenty-eighth Infantry lands at Harlingen and deploys along the Rio Grande from Villa Nueva to La Cruell. Private Moore is wounded in the arm as fighting starts at 7 30. Telementary alarm is rung a mile away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliario Arredondo
Carranza
Washington
Mexico
Matamoroe
Monterey
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Dalles
Texas
Harlingen
Rio Grande
Villa Neuva
Brownsville
LaCruell
Starr-Hidalgo County
Moore
French Lick Springs
Ind
Bulgarians and Serbians May Seek Allied Forces Soon
A brief item notes Bulgarians and Serbians may join forces in the near future to present a united front. The report hints at coordinated action within days to bolster regional security and defense.
Russians Win Again Germans Losing Heavily Paris Reports French Success
London reports Balkan updates showing Serbia’s position worsening as Bulgarian and German forces close in. French and Serbian actions near Krivolak yield claims of success. Paris notes a major French achievement at La Courtilne in Champagne while German losses mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Serbia
Serbian Macedona
Uskup
Krivolak
Saloniki
Negotin
Gradek
Veles
Nish
Teutons
Salonki
Vienna
Riga- Dvinsk
Petrograd
Dvinsk
Repe
Llukist
Champagne
Lacourtine
Mississippi State Fair Opens With Record-Breaking Promise
Jackson MS October 25 1915 The Mississippi State Fair opens with a blaze of glory and unusually important exhibits and a large attendance The fair will run the full week and features the famous show herd of the Lavernet Stock Farm as a major attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Lavernet Stock Farm
Appeal of Miss Murff Dismissed
The Supreme Court of the United States dismissed for lack of jurisdiction the appeal of Miss Dora Muriff who was sentenced to four years and her stepfather James Duval who received life imprisonment for the killing of John M Delhaye in Crowley Louisiana two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Dora Muriff
James Duval
John M. Delhaye
Crowley
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