Supreme Court reform and registration law debate in Shreveport
The Pro gress discusses moves to appoint Judge Land to the Louisiana Supreme Court, questions Blanchard's candidacy, and argues for judicial independence free from faction. It critiques a proposed registration bill forcing citizens to aid others in filing and warns of hard labor penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge MeKnery
United States
Shreveport
Jud Ee MeKnery
Odi Pish
Foster
Pudge
Lis
Judge Land
Blanchard
Congress
Supreme Court
Friends of
J. M. Poster
Gov. Foster
J. M Foster
Land
Eget
Ei Iz
Blake
Wwersser
Tom Wow
Paris
Anid
Louisiana
Farming Report Notes Mixed Conditions Across Regions
The week brought mixed harvest results with early corn damaged by drought and late corn at risk. Ear injury limits recovery for some crops while the east coast region and Arkansas face shortages. Cotton looks clean and well cultivated but slow growing. Harvest of wheat oats and hay continues under favorable weather, though rain is needed for all crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisians
Arkansas
Texas
Shreveport
Robi. E. Kerkam
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Iie
Street Improvement Bill Recommitted and Passed by Senate
The street paving bill favored by Shreveport property owners was rejected by a Senate committee but later recommitted. Senator Barret leveraged local support, argued for the measure, and secured a Senate passage, signaling renewed chances for easy street paving financed by abutting property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canis
Shreveport
Barret
Senate
Jordan and Boo h by line in downed pace
An incomplete report notes a restrained statement by an unnamed figure, clarifying that no dramatic figure or sovereign was invoked in the scene. The remark centers on a cautious approach rather than a bold triumph, with the text trailing on JORDAN & BOO'H as a partial identifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Prices Cut on Clothing Stock and Local Services
Advertises downpriced stock on clothing and garments with emphasis on negligee shirts and neckwear. Promotes roof repairs by W B Weaver, assuring guaranteed work and local recognition. Also notes rail fare specials for national events with round trip prices from Shreveport to Buffalo and Richmond, with final return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Cotton Belt
Shreveport
Richmond
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Gunidd
Milan Stree Spring
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Supreme Judgeship
Caddo Pariah Farmers Union
Sareveport, GA
Pon Presidest
Joy
Horace Boise
UyWa
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Shreve
Roc
Aguay An
Supreme Bench
Altgeld
Whitley
Chicago
Pensiona Wty Adoping & Areesilver Wabform
Hogg Hark
Fonr
Kearby
National Democrats
Cleveland
Democratic Party
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Tentiary
Senator Barret
Jordan & Booth
Wisconsin
Maryland
White House
W.B Weaver
ALITY
Antay
Texas Street
J. Lewin
Amd
Italy
Texas St
Rose
Eicks
BO Ricks
Hicks
FH. Gorman
PF Chase
TTL
Scovell
the Hicks Company
Shreveport, la
Spring
Travis
Travis and
Coma Streets
Andrew Querrel
Independnet Wholesale Grocer
Commerce Treet
Cermer Milam
Rouse
Prich
Oxford
Orford
A. Kahn
Dubsonw & Alfred, Proprieters
John Lake
Offic
M. C. Batner
D Building
Patensab
Fania Stree
Leg Dube - Ie
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