Judge Hallo Memory Good
The Picayune correspondent reports Judge Hallo made a quoted statement.
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Hallo
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
1
Judge Hall Denies Ambition While Court Fight Steams
New Orleans dispatch notes a heated dispute over Judge Hall in Louisiana politics. Reports claim Hall said he has “something to fall back on” if defeated, a claim he denies via friendly papers. Local correspondents and Clarion editors debate the accuracy of his statements and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
the Picayne
The
Picayune
Grand Coteau
St. Landry Parish
Judge Hall
Clarion
the Clarion
Washington
Melville
Grand Cotteau
L. B. Hall
Hope
Owen
Russia
Siberia
Alaska
Beltimore
New York
Spain Faces Crisis as Commune Declared in Two Towns
Madrid faces a growing crisis as a labor movement broadens into a revolutionary conflict with two towns near Valencia proclaiming a commune. Unions call a general strike. authorities ban meetings and the government warns against rebellion while stabilizing measures are prepared. In Pennsylvania, commemorations mark the 134th Massacre of Paoli on Malvern monument grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Span
Spain
Barcelona
Valecnia
West Chester
Malvern
Paoli
Anthony’Wayne
Brandywine
Grand Coteau Meeting Report Sparks Journal Debate
A disputed report from the Grand Coteau meeting of September 11, 1911 involves Judge L B Hall and a quoted remark about gubernatorial ambitions. The St Landry Clarion questions Hall while noting other correspondence and a Washington speech report.
Why Rome Celebrates Semi-Centennial of Italian Unity
Rome marks the semi centennial of Italian independence with a large celebration. More than 50 000 people visit Porta Pia and pilgrimage to monuments of Victor Emmanuel Garibaldi Cavour Mazzini and other leaders in the unity struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Papacy
Porta Pia
Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi
Cavour
Mazzini
Woman Confronts Officers Threatening to Shoot
A woman on her premises faced officers who allegedly warned they would shoot first if anyone entered. The incident prompted safety concerns and an investigation into the officers actions.
Effective Talks Divert Travel South Col
Collier Dawee and Mullin conducted talks to divert travel south of Col. Col and related routes. The discussion focused on strategic routing decisions and potential impacts on local traffic flow and regional connectivity. Officials emphasized coordination with transportation authorities and adherence to safety guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Collier
MR. Dawee
MR. Mullin
Harvester Co Suit and City News Prompt Updates
Memphis report notes government willingness to adjust affairs of the Harvester Company. Street car men strike and an "Olympic" collision are mentioned. Mrs Teenges, wife of ex banker T W Toenges, held at gunpoint at her home for over two hours as officers sought her husband, who surrendered with four mounted officers present.
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Olympic
Clark
All-South Conference Push Aims For Monroe DelegationPresence
Col Collier and fellow delegates tour Monroe to drum up strong representation for the All-South Conference in Memphis on October 9. They travel 5000 miles from El Paso, dine with local business leaders, and speak of promoting southern tourism and growth through increased tourist traffic.
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el Paso
Texas
South
Col
D. C. Collier
San Diego
Cal
G. Grosvenor Dawe
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington, D. C
J. 8. Mullin
Memphis
Tenn
C. E. Dawson
Col. Collier
Monroe
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Pacific Road
Monroe Hotel
Council Chamber
Mr. Dawe
BE. W. Anderson
Monroe Progressive League
Col Collier
San Antonio
Ocean
Chicago
Letter to Grand Jury on Alleged Violations
An unsigned 1911 letter to Monroe District Attorney M Odom accuses saloons and beer dealers of violating laws including race based sales and monopolistic practices. The grand jury voted to print the letter and call the author to testify. Also noted is Mrs. Walsh opening a West Monroe branch store led by her daughter Eva Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Odom
W. A. Myatt
Monroe
Fred Odom
Investi
Odom
Grand Jury
Barringer
Canada Votes as Laurier Champions Reciprocity Pact
Ottawa dispatch outlines a decisive election with Laurier’s Liberal government defending reciprocity with the United States against Robert Borden’s opposition. Polls open 9 a.m. and close 5 p.m. as the campaign ends with High tariff stakes and party futures hanging on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
John Macdonald
Atlantic
Pacific
Wilfrid Laurier
United States
Sir Wilfrid
Candaa
Robert L. Borden
New England
New
Cotton Prices Drift After Quiet New Orleans Trade
New Orleans reports cotton futures at 30 to 32 points under yesterday's close with subdued activity and no major market excitement in trading.
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New Orleans
Reciprocity and Canada Ends in Whirlwind Finish
A hot political campaign over reciprocity with Canada concluded in a whirlwind finish, reshaping party maneuvering and policy stance ahead of upcoming votes.
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U.D.C
Michel
Guoin
St. Landry Clarion
Opelousas
the Daily Picayune
Democrat
Fol
W. J. Boudreau
Boudreau
L. E. Hall
Jos
H. Sibille
William Polk
Agriculture
Weather Report
the Harvester CO
W. Toenges
Night and Day Bank
Officers of the Law
All-South
Jas. M. Worsham
Brains
Nevermore
Lemp Brewing Co
Lieber and Pomranky
Schlitz and
Lemp
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