Public School Superintendents Support Liberal Funds
The Donaldsonville Chief reports parish superintendents in New Orleans resolved to back only constitutional convention members favoring lenient school funding. The piece mocks the move, blaming E B Kruttschnitt for political expediency and accusing him of prioritizing party control over education.
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Donaldsonville
New Orleans
E. B. Kruttschnitt
Louisiana
Fitzpatrick
Kruttschnitt
Judah P. Benjamin
Editor grateful for compliments after Chautauqua day
The Progress editor thanks Hons. A. A. Gunby and John Dynand for compliments on a paper read before Chautauqua Press Day. Monroe Bulletin notes several speeches, especially Hon. C. D. Hicks, who urged a brighter standard of citizenship and a pure ballot, warning about current elections.
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A. A. Gunby
Monroe Bulletin
John Dynand
Louisiana Planter
Chautauqua
C.D. Hicks
Hicks
Reform praise for Cal Hicks and Ocala Demands noted
The speaker, Mr. Cal Hicks of Shreveport, editor of The Progress and Louisiana Press Association president, is lauded for wit, logic, and aphorisms. He is described as a longtime reformer who endorsed the Ocala Demands in 1894 and is urged to join the reform army to do great good.
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Hicks
Ocala
Army of Reform
Sugar Planter
Cal Hicks
Shreveport
The
Progress
Louisiana Press Association
Thibodaux Sentinel Notes Paper Shortfall
The Thibodaux Sentinel laments a weaker edition last week missing its usual editorial and community content while noting a blank issue of The Progress in the same area. The paper explains the dip in quality as an unusual lapse rather than a planned change.
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Thibodaux Sentinel
Nation Faces Public Drift From Supreme Court Confidence
A warning that public confidence in the United States Supreme Court is waning as the nation nears a dangerous point, with citizens increasingly losing faith in the high court.
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United States Supreme Court
Western colleges plan bold football renewals this season
Western schools push to challenge eastern powerhouses in football with new rules this fall. Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri shift to northern-style play. Minnesota bids for western pennant with Jerrems from Yale as head coach. Wisconsin keeps Phil King, Dad Moulton uncertain. Huff leads Minnesota, Jim Robinson eyed for Michigan. Northwestern coaching unsettled. Stage contract with Chicago extended but outlook bleak for the Maroons. Michigan set for a near full schedule.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Jerrems
Yale
Leland Stanford University
University of Wisconsin
Phil King
Dad Moulton
Huff
Minnola
Jim Robinson
University of Michigan
Northwestern
Stage
University of Chicago
The
Maroons
Michigan
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