New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-07-18
pREss1vE PATTY DON.
FERENCE. r.

Progressive State Organ
Committee, Bull Moose
ers from each parish in the
Congressional District met
last Monday IN the dining
IF the Hotel Alma. The
be- was called to order by
Armstrong chairman of
tate organization commit
tho stated the purpose, to
out a thorough campaign
phout the Third District
he Progressive nominee for
ess, and he suggested that
hes be held in each parish
candidates for the Pro-
We nomination could pre-
their claims prior to the
hating convention. ~
Thomas Stark OF liafourche
made chairman.sJohh Mark
ssumption urged immediate
b Of parish committeeman
lrfecting organizations.
s. Broussard, of iberia ,sug
4 that the widest notice be
to voters Of meetings and
otion of John Marks, the
wing resolution was adopt
a'G't' JU'toCj ,2ut'gi.e
Be it resolved, That the par
committees of the different
hes be instructed to or
be without , delay, and cause
/ selected three Progressive
bns from each parish who
be qualified, electors to
/ on the Third Congressional
kict Committee of the Pro-
kive party, and who shall
at Morgan City on Tuesday,
q. 1914, at 10 80 a. nj. for
purpose Of organization and
other matters as may come
Re said committee meeting"
/. Marks also introduced the
wing, which was adopted:
Be it Resolved, That the par
mass meetings, called for the
|ose of selecting parish and
bressional committees, also
It three members each aa'to
Zion the senatorial and 6 ju-
\ committees of the respec-::
EdistrictstH 9mos 9fa efad
EJ.uIabbe of st. Martin, T..
|1oussard, IBERIA; Judge w.
txrtin Of, aLafourthe, land w.
eeterman of St. Mary, e'all
pectiveg candidates iforiFI the
zessMei congressional Jnomi-:
baI spoke. hoo1 ralI .tdgoi ,
fpLabhe, said he had left the
|ocratie party whehI he fore
1.-The injuries nthe party + had
the State, and that his, par
vSu'd shpwra big majority for
party nominee. Judge Mar:
Itatedo that, Lafourche' was all
'Eesslve!gi'i nj til /. .roaso4s, \. ,
/. Petermal said that 81:
' was behind lh4p;; that he
/. RrogpessiYe to stay 'iapd
,herhad burned 10 all uslh his
CESS that 1.-THE : D p ,nnA.lf5 |;
y had been good to ] him, ,b but
hurt his .,distrist, "a and II, that ! !
parish, !, DISTRICT and iState
a ga, o Progressive, and as fer !
is. candidacy was concerned,
no was I,s3 Milling to- to have q I,
AZ aa nd let t l people u e.
On their candidate, 80 81,
mott motion h of Dr. r. o. Ysor'ng
,;asfa1ysgtt,.d PARISH lyiis the ssaugggess
ofsMr.. Il. 81 Armstron &, That,
parish hdqe p,,blic mass
iinniggs.n rat whehi the four cah1
fes Would, Speak, was adopt
nd meetings, were arranged
! held in Lafayette, Friday
' .a Abbeville,, Saturday,
Sunday: Meetings,
also. 1ei.held Id New Fberia,
,leopvine, 1Thibodaax ,Breaux
~, Franklin and st. Martini
10 nh9nB819ilb9M ,rb9i h
. enc meeting was entirely has
GUS and ,tfemenaouslH dpta
c, neaehi parrish agreeing to.
brt the nomine e and prom,
majorities In November!
Billy this, hut it rs evident
THE proe'ressiVcs intend : %
State and. Parish politics.
iced ,by..Dr. IS. o, Young ct
yette::e. Who said that though
lace fof the position OF
n. leff vacant by the recent
Of Sheriff 'bacoste, might
some to- hesitate ito ma ke'
,lnnge, nbut DIT the next State
ION fhe Progressive ,eandlr