Shreveport Notes on Local Affairs and Politics
In this column, Rev M H Wharton resigns from Brant ly University while the town discusses local matters from Texas Avenue to a potential 4 hotel block. The Maine sails readiness noted, Bank growth urged, progress advertising value praised, and public suffrage debates plus a busy court scene reported. The Progress reflects on convention support, local papers debate, and upcoming entertainments.
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Campaign tempers ease after heated Louisiana exchange
The Louisiana Populist notes that campaign tensions rose before the election but most disputes stemmed from misunderstandings and exaggerated reports. He adds that matters were amicably adjusted and welcomes the calmer tone.
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