Watkins for Congress and sugar tariffs dominate Louisiana race
Long political notice urges Judge Watkins in the October primary as the district’s choice for Congress. It praises Governor Foster and denounces opponents while discussing tariffs, sugar interests, and a push for tax reform and farm diversification led by local Democrats and farmers in North and South Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Watkins
Congress
Pie
John TD
Watkine
Satin Juslee Wathius
Sri Bbunnents
Tinnthy
Hs Hella
Hy Secur Frudhdul
Bossier
Cnet
Theis Wonton
Byl Tusnal
Cohuions
Elaractan
Tedngy
Ips
Isttesn
Dude Dd
Warking
Morlangeise
Runmier
Delinyos
Cleveland
Joye Watkins
Aries
Hia
Hla
Vostor
Louisiana
Iplas
Distracted commentary on Shrove Tuesday and local prospects
A fragmented local piece discusses Shrove Tuesday traditions and attitudes toward regional prospects in North Louisiana. It mentions public interest, potential profits, and comparisons of groups or individuals, with speculative sentiment about future success and cultural themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirsaus
North Paonisiana
North
Louisiana
The Columbian Banner Debates Religion and Local Politics
The paper discusses a religious dispute between Catholics and Protestants, notes unity in Shreveport communities, and reports on local election matters. It mentions Willing and Waggoner, the town of Minden, and Webster parish, detailing the tense civic climate and campaign dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylijet Ius
Isis
Id. Tumsoy
Wil
Shreveport
Flanaver
Pres Nreim
Uolanbian
Avery Avenue
Nein Luter
Feria Ehael
Minden
Ben Khowny
Tae
Haan
Gould
Webster
Turbulent Sam Jones and officials linked to bank-note case
Reports claim Sam Jones, described as turbulent, was slain after resisting arrest in Arkansas. The tale ties Mississippi Gov Stone, Auditor Evans, and Treasurer Carlisle to warrants resembling United States notes. A mob killed “Link” Wagganer in Minden jail, raising questions about law and order.
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Jones
Arkansas
Hodges
Cotton Belt Railway
Lewinville I
Sam Jones
Stone
State
Evans
Miasissippi
United States
Carliste
West
James Campbell
Link
Louisiana
Minden
Suyday
Tha
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Gongress
Phayunne
Tadge Watkins
Junes
Conferuss
Watkins
Foster Isda
New Orlawus
Feadons Judgon
Bergnson
Moise
Fayue
Jude J.T. Watkins
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Lewismind
Cul Howe
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Titan Ars
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Farhiers
Toussima
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Gaffery
Blanchard
Demourstie Party
Monroe Bullatin
Teyary
Congriss
Lessie
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Democratic Party
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Wau
Dave Hank
the Columbian Banner
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Colfyx Drnatic Club
Ganbo
Dt. Watkins
Mina
Younganey
Tetestead
Reyne’ Suai Vision
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Dhibideaux
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Taund
Wwe
Link Waggoner
TH ii Brangh Lewis, Proprietor
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Texas St
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Heailane
Conneil
Boris Arent
TJ. Leaton
General Fini
Fannin
M. Dingle
Th. Bell & Co
Katnsas City
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Constable Sale
Condit
UN Progress
Moria Va
Weta
Smilers
Riedual Games
Auidopss
Woody Saviler
Vivinent
Fork Panta
Ueks
Anand
Etteuk
Ely
Constablesale Northware
Thitraday
Tewaty
ED Omron FM
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Liuaphote
Ericelles
Natchitoches
Heather Tevet Livgeten
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South Side
Hind
Mresaity Palace
Erie Whey
Giuraytey
Maloney, Proprietur
Jarier
Johnson
Platars
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Tavite Rittin
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Reith
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MR Elly
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Bate
Angier Ghewreport
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