Gov Sanders Predicts Victory by 20000 Majority
Governor Sanders predicts a decisive win over both opponents, claiming a 20000 vote majority. He asserts strong support across key regions and urges supporters to mobilize for the final push.
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30 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
1
Sanders Addresses 300 Voters In Morgan City Campaign Meeting
Governor Jared Y. Sanders, seeking the senatorial nomination, spoke at City Hall in Morgan City to more than 300 voters. He denounced Pujo and Broussard as his opponents tactics, predicted a large victory, and pledged to vote with Democrats in a Democratic state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan City
Jared Y. Sanders
Maor Shannon
Sanders
Broussard
Pujo
Pujo Orroussard
Louisiana
Washington
Vitory
Wilkinson
Rightor Denounces Rumors in Michel Campaign
Edward Rightor, campaign chairman for John T. Michel, released a statement tracing rumors to Robert Ewing. He says Ewing has denied and refuses to answer letters demanding whether Ewing claimed Michel should be jailed. Rightor accuses Ewing of biased journalism and vows Michel will face fair public scrutiny in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rightor
New Orleans
Kdward Rightor
John T. Michel
Robert Ewing
Ewing
Michel
Mr. Michel
Edward Rightor
Louisiana
Weather Report Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday forecast calls for generally fair skies. Light winds and mild temperatures expected across the region with no significant weather events anticipated.
Campaign Committee Chair Condemns Silence as Slander Denial
Edward Rightor, chairman, states that Mr. Michel advocates free speech but will not permit Mr. Ewing to slander him. He asserts that silence by Mr. Michel admits to lacking both decency and the ability to deny the slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel
Ewing
Deserter Darsam Switches Sides In New Orleans Politics
Joseph W. Darsam coal merchant of Royal Street quits the Good Government League of the Eighth Ward and endorses John T. Michel for Louisiana governor after reviewing L E Hall and Michel. He cites the league’s power play and urges support for Michel. Report continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
the Picayune
Joseph W. Darsam
Eighth Ward
Royal Street
Marigny
L League
Eigth Ward
Matt J. Brown
John T. Michel
Darsam
L. E. Hall
Louisiana
Michel
Good Government League
Peorle
League of the
Mandot Knocks Out Saylor After Gruelling Bout
New Orleans reports Joe Mandot knocks out Young Saylor in the fifteenth round at the West Side Athletic Club Algiers after a long, hard duel before a large crowd. The fighters weighed 132 pounds for forfeit, with Saylor one pound heavier. Frankie Burns vs Grover Hays and Harry Forbes bouts scheduled for next week. Kid Kleck defeated Young Tibby in a lackluster six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Joe Mandot
Young
Saylor
Indianapolis
West Side Athletic Club
Algiers
Mandol
Mandot
Harry Stout
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Cal
Grover Hays
Orleans
Jersey City
Harry Forbes
Democratic Victory Prediction by Woodrow Wilson in 1912
Governor Wilson of New Jersey declared Democratic triumph in next year's elections, calling the party driven by progressives and suggesting gains from progressive Republicans. He spoke at a luncheon before addressing the Texas State Fair in Dallas and at Fort Worth, with brief notes on currency reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Dallas
Tex
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Mr. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Gov. Wilson
National Monetary Commission
Woman Cannot Explain How Bullets Entered Back of Al Garland
A woman testified she could not explain how bullets from her pistol entered the back of Al Garland. The incident prompted police to investigate the shooting as a possible self inflicted or accidental event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Garland
McRee Trial in Opalousas Probes Murder Accusation
Zee Runge McRee testifies she fired at Allan Garland claiming he advanced on her but cannot explain bullets in his back. Prosecutors say she hosted him as a friend, he visited for thread, and she killed him to protect her honor after alleged insult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opalousas
McRee
Governors in Conference Discuss Cotton Price Stabilization
Governors in conference consider methods to check declining cotton prices. The group reviews potential measures and coordinates state actions to support farmers and market stability.
Meeting of Timber Men Amid Labor Conflicts in South
Southern Lumber Operators' Association weighs actions against the Timber Workers Brotherhood as 36 sawmills halt operations due to labor troubles in New Orleans. Governors from several Southern states, led by Texas' Colquitt, convene to address cotton price declines and farmer information gaps on consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Conference of Governors
Colquitt
Texas
Lumber meeting targets timber workers fight in the South
A two days meeting of the Southern Lumber Operators Association opened in New Orleans as lumbermen discuss the fight with the Brotherhood of Timber Workers of the World. Thirty six sawmills in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi were closed two months ago and remain inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Southern Lumber Operators’ Association
Brotherhood of Timber Workers of the World
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Throne Grants Immediate Constitution With Cabinet Changes
An imperial edict from Pekin announces the National assembly's demand for a constitutional government has been met. The Throne apologizes for past neglect and ordains an immediate constitution with a cabinet excluding nobles and offers pardons to rebels and political offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assembly
Pekin
Free Lyceum Tonight at City High Features Miss Emma Dee Randle
Miss Emma Dee Randle, an interpretive reader and impersonator, will headline the Free Lyceum course at the city high school auditorium tonight. She comes highly recommended and an entertaining evening is promised for all attendees. Superintendent H. B. Hearn of the V. S. and P. is spending the day in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dee Randle
City High School
Randle
H. B. Hearn
Monroe
Imperialists Burn Hankow amid Brutal Advance
Wireless dispatch from Shanghai reports the Imperialists burning Hankow as government forces push forward with brutal conduct. The message singles out savage acts in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Hankow
Johnny Evers Returns Home After Chicago Wintering
The star second baseman Johnny Evers did not fare well in Chicago during winter and plans to return to his Troy, New York home, resuming duties elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Troy
Turner Family Faces Murder Trial in Butts County
A special session of the Butts county superior court convened in Jackson Georgia for the trial of William Turner and his three sons charged with murder. The four men allegedly fired from ambush at a party returning from Indian Spring on August 25, killing one and wounding another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Butts County
William Turner
Butt County
Indian Spring
Amby McConnell Shines in Cubs White Sox Series
Amby McConnell starred in Chicago as he delivered a standout performance during the Cub White Sox series in the Windy City. His play highlighted a pivotal clash between the two teams with high stakes and strong crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amby McConnell
Cub
White
Militiamen to Stay in McComb City for Winter Siege
Vicksburg reports Adjutant Gen. Arthur Fridge plans a winter siege at McComb City. Soldiers may skip Thanksgiving meals at home as First Lieut. Arthur Dunn arrives to move signal corps and Volunteer Southrons gear. Equipment from Vicksburg armories will be issued for winter campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Arthur Fridge
McComb City
South Mississippi
Arthur Dunn
Vicksburg Signal Corps
Water Valley
Signal Corps
Southrons
Fridge
McComb
C DREW ARRESTED IN BOSTON PROMOTION CASE
Ep C Drew longtime Monroe resident and Fort Payne promoter of pig iron and coal company was taken into custody in Boston Massachusetts by government officials for a promotion scheme. He had previously been arrested by post office inspectors on mail fraud charges and released on bond signed by Fort Payne figures. No details were provided in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Ep. C. Drew
Monroe
Fort Payne
Alabama
Drew
Post Office
United States
Attack on Train Passengers by Man on Board
Six men were badly cut when Henry Criger suddenly attacked passengers on a southbound Illinois Central train after Magnolia Mississippi. W. W. Wolff of Brookhaven and P. R. Fried of Lafayette were seriously injured. Fried feared to have a fractured skull after a blow with a heavy iron cuspider. Criger fled the coach amid an unearthly yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Henry Criger
Illinois Central
Magnolia
Miss
W. W. Wo
Brookhaven
T. P. Wolff
Baton Rouge
P. R. Fried
Lafayette
Will Reynolds
Howard Avenue
H. S. Preston
Garyville
A. B. Middleton
W. W. Wolff
Mr. Fried
Southern Pacific Railroad
Magnolia Criger
Fried
Home Rule for Ireland predicted with two-chamber Dublin Parliament
A London cable reports that the Asquith government plans a two chamber Dublin parliament under imperial supremacy with a fully elected upper house. The bill would grant Ireland control of purely Irish affairs while reserving customs, army, coinage and treaties to Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Great Britain
Asquith
Trish Exchequer
Ulster
Dublin
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Stray Man Held in City Jail After Encounter
Reports say a man from New York was subdued after an altercation, overpowered, and brought to the city for confinement in the insane asylum jail. Limited details about his identity remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Pulitzer Dies Aboard Yacht In Charleston Harbor
Joseph Pulitzer proprietor of the New York World and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch died at 1 40 o clock aboard his yacht The Liberty in Charleston harbor from heart failure He had been ill for days Mrs Pulitzer and his youngest son Herbert were aboard The body to be moved to New York for funeral at Woodlawn Cemetery Ralph and Joseph Jr were en route and Ralph headed to Charleston The last words he spoke were Lise Ganz Letse in a soft farewell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Jr. Pulitzer
New York World
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Liberty
Charleston Harbor
Pulitzer
New York
Herbert
Mr. Pulitzer
Woodlawn Cemetery
Joseph, Jr
St. Louis
Ralph Pulitzer
New England Beagle Trials Open in Ashland Mass
Ashland Mass October thirtieth with a week of field events ahead. Dog owners and handlers gathered for the seventeenth annual New England Beagle Club field trials. Derby and All Day Stake to anchor the principal events of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Beagle Trials
Ashland
Mass
Prospect
New England Beagle Club
Italian Killings in Tripoli Raise Alarms
Reported in Tripoli that Italian forces killed Arabs in the streets without trial. Eye witnesses describe indiscriminate shootings across multiple districts as tensions flare and calls for accountability grow.
Defense appeals change of trial judge in McNamara case
Technical error uncovered in the McNamara case as defense attorneys say the court’s ruling was unfair. In Tripoli report dated October 20 Arabs are said to have been slaughtered outside the city during three days of bombardment. About 300 civilians, including women and children, were killed in Benghazi on October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Tripoli
Bengfihari
McNamara Murder Trial Faces Possible Appeal Over Judges
Close of the third week of the McNamara trial in Los Angeles hints at an appeal over Judge Bordwell. Defense challenges focus on jurors A Winter and Walter N Frampton for bias. prosecutors argue challenges were timely and invalid. Clarence Darrow contends Frampton and Winter showed fixed opinions against labor groups and the defendant’s guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
McNamara
Bordwell
Hutton
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
A. €. Winter
Walter N. Frampton
James B. McNamara
Charles J. Haggerty
Los Angeles Times
Frampton
Winter
Scott
Clarence S. Darrow
A. C. Winter
Butchers’ Association
Darrow
Captain and crew rescued from Star of the Sea
The captain, his wife and daughter, and the crew of the schooner Star of the Sea were saved last night after the vessel foundered on Molassey reef off Key West. The ship was carrying lumber from Pensacola to Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West, Fla
Molassey Reef
Pensacola
Porto Rico
Canada observes Day of Thanksgiving across Dominion
On October 30 in Toronto and across Canada, the annual Thanksgiving holiday paused business and brought a holiday mood. In Dundas Valley notable events were large scale military maneuvers attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Dominion
Dundas Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov. Sanders
Rightor and
Tenth Ward
Goo Goos
Seventeenth Ward
the Good Govern
Joee Mandot
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
M’come City
Bk. C. Drew
Joseph Pulitzer
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