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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1898

Page

12

Political tickster and the battle for honest government

The writer questions political virtue and the influence of bosses under election laws. They warn that some pretend virtue while manipulating voters and stress a focus on governance at state, parish, and municipal levels over wartime applause.

Progress Favors Government Control of Rail and Lines

The Progress states that governmental ownership or control remains favored over private operation for the railroads, telegraph, express and telephone lines, and the stance continues to shape current policy discussions.

Man questions Bailey voting against Railroad Commission

A Winn man asks for explanation of R C vote against the Railroad Commission in the Constitutional Convention. He notes no one person or group possesses all the brains and implies Populists have long demanded reforms.

B. W. Bailey Winn Railroad Commission

Present Constitution Seen As Improvement Over Old

A reader notes that despite abuse the present constitution is a significant improvement over the old one, though politics remain divided and disagreement persists about its correctness.

Prank Serwich and Senators Dawkins Visit Progress Office

Our editor apologizes for missing State Senators Hans SP Warth and R B Dawkins when they called at The Progress Thursday morning. Excuses cite household duties deferring a meeting, while the writer laments missed chance to see Seaborne Watts and Benator Dawkins amid two heavy showers this week.

Hans SP. Warth R. B. Dawkins Seaborne Watts Benator Dawkins

New Through Car Line To Saint Louis

New Orleans gains a daily sleeper to St Louis with Pullman Bullet Car finishing in St Louis at 7.24 p m the next day and return trains from St Louis at 7 30 p m to New Orleans at 8 50 p m The Meridian connection for Mobile and Ohio adds a sleeper service making this the only line with sleepers between New Orleans and St Louis The service links the M O R R territory with New Orleans aiding regional merchants and travelers The article also notes local visitors to the city including J P Creswell V Porter and J Wibarton Detoto parish and others.

New Orleans Jine

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D. Hicks Shreveport Milam Street Parish Farmers Ice Constitutional Convention Crescent City Democratic Party Ricks’ Wells M. Ricks Mansfield, la Agurs Prank Serwich Farobean Frank Serwich da Rietor Sone Saint J. P.creswell Banton Jim Jon V. Porter Natchitoches Norchi Louishara Cily J. Wibarton Detoto Nubors Bie Dee Vodenbautél & Besilam, Ajobbers ANIL A. Zorn S.B. McCuichen, Bosk OR T. L. Stringfellow, Casuter Spring & Milamstrade Rose Henry Rose Texas Street
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