John Michel Receives Warm Welcome in Desoto Parish Primary
A Desoto Parish event welcomed John Michel as voters head to the primary. Supporters praised his candidacy, highlighting local ties and campaign aims.
26 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
1
A Desoto Parish event welcomed John Michel as voters head to the primary. Supporters praised his candidacy, highlighting local ties and campaign aims.
Mansfield La October 26 John T Michel governor candidate spoke to about 500 at the De Soto Parish Fair with only J B Lee as other speaker. The crowd cheered Michel and accompanied by a band of sixty supporters. He defended past service and urged parish voters to back him citing fifteen years as secretary of state.
A Sunday event featured Usher's Club of New Orleans versus Garyville with Garyville winning 11 to 3. Pavilions sold refreshments and wines while crowds danced on a large platform. Sheriff Berthelot and Robert Rivardo spoke in support of Michel for governor and Sanders and Foster for the U S Senate. St John Parish with about 600 voters eyed high turnout, predicted at least 80 percent backing Michel, Sanders, and Foster.
President Taft swept through Minnesota on a rain drenched tour from Glencoe to Minneapolis. He spoke at Mankato Madison Lake and Randolph, praising Secretary Wilson and farming progress while greeted by a cordial mix of regular and insurgent lawmakers.
Lem D. Smith former Union Oil Mill cashier and prominent Elks member, shot himself on the river bank near the mill in Monroe after returning from Jackson Mississippi. He left no note and his body was moved to Peters funeral parlors before arrangements are announced.
A man identified as Lem Comit killed himself near the Union Oil Mill in West Monroe. The incident occurred after a rash deed and is under local inquiry. Police have not released additional details.
Philadelphia defeated today’s opponents with a 13 to 2 score to clinch the championship. The victory crowned the Athletics as champions in a dominant showing at the game.
At Shibe Field Philadelphia and New York crowds surged as the Giants revived hope and the Athletics faced a painful Sixth Inning scare. Pitcher Jack Coombs suffered serious internal injuries from a jar in his box but remained to finish the game before leaving.
In a tense game, Murray's aggressive baserunning sparks chaos as New York and Philadelphia trade hits. Meyers singles, Crandall enters for Ames, and Murphy drives in runs with a two bagger and a sacrifice fly. Barry and Oldring spark Philadelphia's offense before Marquard relieves.
Judge Peavy overruled the motion to quash a special talesmen panel. An additional motion to dismiss the panel was also overruled. Defense sought to bar District Attorney Garland from active participation. he may assist as a private lawyer. Sidney McLaurin joins as assistant counsel for Mrs. McRee alongside seven other lawyers.
Carl Moorfield thrilled a large audience yesterday afternoon with two great showcase flights. The events ran smoothly and no attendees were asked to leave.
Vienna Berlin reports deny any truth to rumors of Emperor Nicholas’s assassination. In St Petersburg officials say no attack occurred, ruling rumors aimed at market manipulation. A separate Shanghai extra claims Chinese War Minister Yin Tehang was killed by his troops and Canton seized by revolutionists with heavy bloodshed.
A New Orleans letter from October 26 quotes Edward Rightor, Chairman of the Campaign Committee, challenging Robert Ewing and his newspaper to file any criminal charges before the proper tribunal, accusing them of spreading grave scandals about Michel and urging legal test of truth.
October 26 Opelomias Louisiana reports a busy day as Sheriff Swords and Pickeng Butler testified. A quarrel over a Shakespeare line touched off tensions between Dubuisson and Henriques. Judge Pavy overruled motions to quash talesmen and recalled juror orders while jurors were sought, producing three named jurors: Nathaniel Guillory Eunice Walton Guidry Sunset and P G Hidalgo near Opelousas.
Pekin reports Soong Huan Huen, Minister of Posts and Communications, has been dismissed from office following a demand by the National Assembly. The move reflects parliamentary pressure on the cabinet amid ongoing political tensions in China.
New York October Directors of United States Steel Corporation voted to cancel the corporation's lease of the Great Northern ore properties in a formal decision announced today.
Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South gather in Dallas to discuss church work. Tomorrow a visiting bishop participates in a large rally at the Texas State Fair grounds with Southern Methodist University involvement.
Thursday October 26 offers a busy lineup with a baby show at 11 a m races at 2 p m a 4 30 p m automobile race an aeroplane flight amusements along the Glad Way and a government caneing demonstration free gates at night Friday October 27 features The Biz Day Monroe West Monroe Drummers School Children Day free for children amusements along the Glad Way and a 4 p m Potato Race
W J Warrington showcases home canning methods for vegetables fruits and meats with free labels and seed supplies as Ouachita parish joins five parishes in a state program. Two Curtiss biplane flights by Carl Moorfield thrill attendees at the Monroe Fair drawing large crowds and praise for a home built flying machine. Drummers move meeting place from Elks Club to the U C T tomorrow.
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