Bruce Reappointed Treasury Register and Lone Editorial Bits
Mississippi colored statesman B K Bruce has been named Register of the Treasury again. The note recalls his Confederate service and roles in state education. The Chicago Record pushes postal savings banks with Gary’s backing. Demas faction in Louisiana politics is discussed with expulsions from the State Central Committee. Talbot drives Texas street paving as sun shines.
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B. K. Bruce
Mississippi Colored Statesman
The
Treasury
Bruce
Chicago Record
Gary
Demas
St. John
Louisiana
New Orleans
Messrs
A. H. Leonard
W. P. Kellogg
L. J. Sour
J.H. Ducote
H. Dudley Coleman
H.H. Blunt
J. R. Cheeks
J. G. Cheeks
Henry Johnson
Wm. Harper
Col. C. Thomas
Pat. Creagh
L. D. Thompson
G. G. Gholstein
State Central Committee
Henry Demas
Mr. Talbot
Texas
Signal rail racket. Kent touts ballot
Brother J P Kent of Webster Signal boasts a rail road plan as The Progress cheers. The parish picks Col J A Snider to represent them in a Constitutional Convention if held, defeating Hon J A W Lowry. People urged to vote down the convention, arguing manhood suffrage harms both sexes.
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Kay Cee
Shreveport
Ward One
Retail Dealers’ Association
Kay-Lee
Road
Progress
Bloomsburg
Leesville
Vss
Webster Parish
Hon. L. K. Watkins
M. L. K. Watkins
J. P. Kent
Webster Signal
Bossier
J. A. Snider
Col. Snider
J. A W. Lowry
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Co. D. Hicks
S. T. Abbott
Lousiana
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hendrix
Outfitters Headquarters
Ben Holzman
Henry
C. B. Tuck
G. GL
Tuck & Sons
Missouri
A. C. Mitchell
Star Wagon Yard
Texas Avenue
Texas St
Vw. &. Garter
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railway Co
Mechanics’ Exchange
H.linman
Tony Faust
Anheuser-Busch
Loparne
Zac
T. J. Leaton