Retiring Shreveport Judge honored by bar and press
An angry garbled excerpt ends with a tribute to Judge S. J. Baylor, longtime District Judge of the First Judicial District. A May meeting of Shreveport lawyers honors his twenty years on the bench, with T. Alexander chairing and A. D. Cand presenting a silver cap to the judge. Resolutions praise his learning, justice, courtesy, and long public service, wishing him health and happiness in retirement.
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Shreveport
Bribuie de Dadge
S. J. Baylor
T. Alexander
Fa. Leonard
A. D. Cand
Indga Taylor
Hon TS
Randolph
Antves
Didge
Taylor
Bone
Pitas
Jimtown
Uattle
Bookerr & Co
Fifth Av
Chicago
Populi
Reform
Sledge Hammer
Meadville
Charles St. M
On Wheels Are Your Lover of Bicycle Riding
Buck Bradley offers bicycles for sale at 413 Market Street rear of Dreyfuss. An hour’s exercise on a graceful wheel swift as a swallow for two bits. Also pistols locks and keys repaired. Buck first.
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Buck Bradley
Buck First
Market Street
Bac's of
Dreyfuss
Gospel Services Dr Barron and His Singers Hourly Meetings
The Jacob s compress reports ongoing gospel meetings led by Dr Barron and his singers in St Martinsville with daily sessions from 10:30 and 7:30 PM until Dr Wharton arrives. Books sold at local stores. tickets offered for Birmingham bound trips. union service notes pastors from Baptist and Presbyterian churches joining.
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Crospel
Jacobs Compress
Dr. Barron
Jordan Street
Fifteen Cents a Month Meeting and State Vote Talk
The Hepworth League will hold a night meeting and prayer session tonight and tomorrow with a collage prayer service. The Progress urges Jordan Street members to attend. Dr. LaPrude told a Taz Puo representative that the State Legislature meets Monday in Baton Rouge to count votes for Governor and Lieutenant Governor and probe fraud claims. Legislators may investigate returns behind parish papers. The Messenger urges a full inquiry to seat the rightful winner and uphold legitimate results. Job printing a specialty at the Progress office.
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Hepworth League
Jordan Street
Dr. LaPrude
Taz Puo
Baton Rouge
Pharr
Legista Lene
Puano
Lanisana
New Improvements Attend Great Connell of Red Man
A historical note records a parade of visitors from Monroe and Alexandria attending a Great Connell of Red Man event. The article mentions a new coat of patite tie Wonse and an iron fenemp for the yard with wide brick or concrete walks. Monday and Tuesday are cited for wonderful approval.
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Henibersa
Mousses
B. Wagner
John J. Mullen
C.T. Dison
Monroe
Thos, McCoy
Alexandria
Connell
Red Man
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