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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1911
Page
1
Eros saw a strong turnout on Saturday as candidates spoke to a packed crowd during Chicken Day festivities. Supporters filled the event area, listening to platforms and policy discussions.
Dr James B Aswell and Gov Sanders drew a large crowd in Ruston and Er ust Jackson Parish for a July 4th demonstration. Speakers included Braswell Ruston and Barre Caddo while Sanders defended his administration and attacked opponents as the crowd cheered through a long day of speeches and country barbecue offerings.
A public resolution passed by a German assembly calls on the imperial chancellor to stop negotiations. The move signals political pressure and a demand for immediate policy shift.
A state wide display of sympathy followed the passing of Mrs Michel. Leaders across political lines extended condolences and tribute to her public service and community engagement.
Paris reports show no likelihood of the French government accepting Germany's Moroccan terms. Berlin negotiates while Pan German League protests German withdrawal and calls for faster warship construction. French firms cancel orders, banks refuse renewals, and credit markets tighten.
New Orleans reports the Michel campaign HQ on the Hennen building fourth floor closing Saturday after the death of Hon. John T. Michel's wife. Prominent figures paid respects at the Napoleon Avenue home as campaigns pause amid mourning. Messages of sympathy flow from across the state and Dr. Aswell and Judge Hall commented on the loss.
New Orleans Sept. 11 Heck Johnson a famed slang innovator will lead a large excursion party to the Michel rally in Donaldsonville on Saturday next. Johnson, known for his political savvy, aims to boost support for Governor candidate Mr Michel.
Chicago report says the executive board of the International Association of Machinists deferred decision on authorizing a strike of Illinois Central Railway shop employees. The full board meets Tuesday in Davenport where the national convention opens September 18. Typhoid fever outbreak linked to unwholesome milk prompts Food safety measures as 321 cases and 24 deaths occur between June and August.
A Washington press agent attack on Fifth District congressman Ransdell is countered by supporters of Senator Foster. The statement cites House leadership, notes Ransdell’s twelve years in office, and argues Louisiana prefers Foster for the Senate citing public service and rising local support. The piece stresses Foster’s proven record and growing parochial backing.
In Fort Worth Ed C Lasater calls a national meeting of cattle producers, Texas Farmers Congress, retailers, and others to curb meat prices. Plans include legal action with the Attorney General, possible independent packing and selling agencies, and potential packing houses in Kansas City St Louis and Chicago.
Mr Johnson announces the Lotus Club will charter the Belle of the Bends for more than a thousand supporters to travel to Donaldsonville. The group plans a festive day with food, dancing, and music to promote Mr Michel, asserting every attendee will be a voter. Congressman J E Ransdell praises local support and outlines meetings in Napoleonville Assumption Houma Thibodaux and a Friday rally in Opelousas.
The Texas association convenes its annual meeting to fix responsibility as members expose profits.
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