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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
4
South Louisiana reformers urge honest election law in Blanchard clash
A long letter from South Louisiana leaders argues for a transparent election law and condemns Demagogues, urging party discipline and opposition to sugar interests. It cites Blanchard, warns against treachery in politics, and praises New Orleans activists advocating law and order. The piece highlights party splits and calls for votes to support reform and fiscal restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonrniliain
Danoanenig
Nick Whee
Antidbe
Bim
Howeven
Te Pkayently
Conde
Sonny Ap
Colleas
Sani
North
Lughat
Nu Mura
Jonrsb
Blanchard
Ling Pananess
Dou
Sitel
Sigar
Congress
Phacherd
Ithal
Lesa
New Orleans
New Yoleans
Hivadlom
Snck | Aitlass
Messrs
WS. Parkerson
SH Barrar
EH Herattschnitt
di TL Dickson Brans
Lomardina
Fragmented notes reveal civic debate in Shreveport column
A long fragmented text records local civic concerns from Shreveport, including water quality scrutiny, council ethics, sidewalks to the court-house square, and political tensions within the Development Club and city governance. It mentions Nash’s candidacy, Belt Line switch on Jordan street, and calls for responsible water management amid a broader partisan discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borpateig Bros
Thy Water Works Co
Lynisell
Malia Ramon
Shue
Taylor
Nash
Water Works Co
Development Club
Congress
Ltved
American Congress
Shreveport
Belt Line Railway
Jordan Street
Muuoris Ein
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Mary H. Land
Maren Peta
Mr, Blanchard
Mmeial Tournal Caddo Parish Farmers Union
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State
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Hinton Prasmunt
Aohy 1Tonye
Vien Vrs
Ambrose Mouton
Berka
A. Ball
Waren
Msewntive Cohnthoes
Tavis
Wena
Soanan
Pita
Louisiana
South Louisiana
Democratic Party
Orich
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Ravneetyo
Ramet
Anil Thak
Mm. Lefaut
Amnariog
Fedoctnet
Eens
Agente
Meiot Ral
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Elie
Franaero
Vitalivirk Af Abmeti
Amiuilpatvtisn
Feotter
Hue
Rooney
Vuaterian
Santa Tien
Tis
Wnerall Maerghiers
Ballon
Tuy Lergnie
Poster
Susreptnabls Witz
Jawa
Pitz
Jester
Witapatrick
Senate
White
Altery
Hill and Murphy
Mr. Am
N. C
Sulvar
Ndt
South
Lousiana Appeal
Peckham
Avsighin
Tomaians Appant
Daniels
Madam Fumor
Lake Arthur
Tau
Benavtin
Neation
County Jets
Ill Lp
HSBC
Nigel
Bonny Saan
Mi Stein
Louislata
Murda
Lotein
Communications
Lim
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Caffery
James Dagos
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