Political pleas in Lincoln rally for governor candidate
A governor candidate received hearty adulation in Ruston as political pleas echoed in Lincoln. Supporters rallied publicly, praising the candidate’s platform and leadership.
26 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1915
Page
1
A governor candidate received hearty adulation in Ruston as political pleas echoed in Lincoln. Supporters rallied publicly, praising the candidate’s platform and leadership.
A packed crowd at the St Charles Hotel in New Orleans hears Col Ruffig G Pleasant promote his bid for governor over Col Barret. The event features sharp attacks on Barret over prohibition and Parker. local leaders in Beau regard and Beauregard parishes signal support for Pleasant as entries close for state and local offices.
Tiehenor seeks juvenile court judge, Drumm runs for state tax collector in the fourteenth ward. Opposing Judge Andrew H. Wilson and Captain John Fitzpatrick's group, the ticket aims to give the Barret faction representation at the Orleans parish polls on January 25.
Dr C V Irion was elected president of the New Orleans Barret club at a meeting of supporters in the St Charles hotel attended by about seventy five persons. George W Flynn was named vice president A J Frantz secretary and A B Booth Jr treasurer Ulielk J Burke chaired the organization committee with a committee on law named.
Supporters in the Senate and House committees back the president's defense plan. Lawmakers rally behind funding and strategic goals amid hearings.
Representative Hay of Virginia, chair of the House Military Affairs Committee, backed by President Wilson, endorses plans to raise a regular and continental army to over one million in six years. Senator Chamberlain also supports a large navy buildup and a broader defense program, while Kitchin may oppose large Army and Navy increases.
In Mansfield Louisiana on October 26 Lieutenant Governor T C Barret spoke to a packed courtroom largely women and children. He said his prohibition record was consistent and aligned with the prohibition forces. W a Wright of Shreveport praised Barrets qualifications and opposed whiskey as a harmful asset while Elam urged focusing on the candidate rather than personalities. A mass meeting endorsed Barret and sent a telegram of support from Kansas dignitaries Crosby Bros endorsing Barret and Kansans.
The Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant reports German losses from Oct 11 to 20 totaling 57,424 dead wounded and missing. It lists Prussian casualties at 2,021,078 and estimates Central Powers total losses at five million men.
Associated Press reports Harry Lester was found guilty of murdering baggage master Peter Marecey during a near Bay St. Louis robbery of a Louisville and Nashville train last April. He received a life sentence.
Washington October 25 British authorities indicate the American Overseas corporation will gain official British government recognition once the character of its leaders and European ties proves the export of 90 pounds under the company’s rules will not aid entente enemies. Secretary Redfield's endorsement is seen as removing doubt about legality under American antitrust law.
Berlin reports a small portion of the Prinz Adalbert crew was saved after the German cruiser was sunk by a British sub in the Falite. In Brownsville Texas Senator Morris Shappard released Lansing’s telegram urging the de facto Mexican government to order commanders to break up pandit bands on the Mexican side. In Pittsboro coroner's warrants charge negligence against Union Paper Box Co. officers after a fire killed twelve girls and one man yesterday.
Dr D E Brown of Chatham Jackson parish was declared the Democratic nominee after a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee held after the 9 45 train arrival. He filled the unexpired term of Dr T L Hood who resigned to join the State Board of Equalizations.
The Ernest Gamble Concert Party, in its twelfth consecutive season, brings a high class classical program to Monroe Wednesday night under the Free Lyceum Course. The group emphasizes artistic merit with equal program sharing among artists, presenting standards from European masters to educate and uplift audiences.
The News Star reports W G Dunn is a candidate for Police Jury ward 3 in Ouachita Parish. The ouachita Parish voters will decide in the Democratic primary election.
German officer claims plans to attack cargo ships in the United States and cites intent to cause explosions. He says he came to America to conduct these actions.
Robert Fay a German lieutenant Walter Scholz and Paul Daeche arraigned in Weehawken police court on conspiracy charges tied to a plan to blow up or delay steamers carrying arms for the Allies. Fay claimed independent action and confessed to experiments with a mine device along the Hudson River while denying Daeche’s involvement.
Fay describes his German backing and plan to plant mines on ammunition ships leaving New York. He says military and naval authorities debated Canadian use and that he could have attacked ships here but did not. Separately, Dr Herbert Krienzele, 28, was arrested for plotting to destroy steamers between New York and foreign ports, held on $25,000 bail.
Baley vanished early Saturday morning in a mystery that has stumped police and searchers. Mrs Baley suspects foul play while partner J Lowe asserts Baley was honest and the garage business is sound.
Liam Robertson president of the San Benito and Rio Grande Valley Railroad fought Mexican bandits twice eighteen miles from San Benito yesterday. Robertson drove off the bandits telephoned for troops who failed to find them. The bodies of four Mexicans killed since the attack on the soldiers Sunday were found near here Monday.
A Bucharest dispatch says Turks resist Russia as Austrians cross the Danube near Orsova with a Russian battery and Serbians on a bombardment steamer. Germany claims gains east of Visegred and near Palanka with cavalry into Valjevo. Salonika notes a British brigade heading north for Balkans operations. Paris reports Champagne fighting and French repulsals.
London reports the road to Constantinople narrows as Bulgarian forces near a junction with Teutons and a small French contingent links with the Serbians. Bulgarian advance in Macedonia slows while Serbian lines hold from northeast Veranya to the Roumanian border.
A Madrid Reuters dispatch reports Prince Camarportale says von Buelow will soon submit to President Wilson and King Alfonso of Spain an outline of conditions under which Germany would discuss peace terms.
Berlin reports renewed German successes with recapture of trenches won by French forces Sunday in the Champagne region north of Lemesnil. An official announcement says the Germans have advanced on all fronts. Continued details appear on page eight.
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