Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-09-16
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IAN. :, tic Issue of September ii says oI
would prefer Sanders to Peasants lof enthusiastically
NV tho RESPONSIVENESS of its own eloqu hon Mr. Sanders m
away ny .t hvs worse Governor senator w , bon liz
that we might nave ;a from the Item nothing less o 10
ouch :M fact the whole article strikes 10 1mao;ne
Of Brother Billiards. get in the soo hne heine worse
Tom nreferne Sanders to anything no We can't do
te i'e 1 r no;nts Of yiew-han Sanders aS so''' -
Brother Ballard that it is opposed Peasants lot
because Peasants might be 'oo VI s f mine as we do
rs !; m;eh be irony but knowing the l.; mere conjecture
Ike e 49,: moan, for such Any such statement 10
we Know II S h; that the New Orleans Item when mas
~''' " mower than any paper in the ae ou'' 0 f tho
H on;topal convention which was caeu d. Wv n has ever
w.. POWERFUL and sinister comohe uid' A too o ward boss
mo reform Governor the Items very o",i ~" ,: IN the
witnessed o, Rob Ewing who had fought ootn query " w
mayor VI .h orel Press of Orleans together loF VIC NOV
M osion in the history Of the state al o a into their
any & If fnancers who had put thousands VI +n.vers
Lets as profit the expense OF the sae ~ If this state be-
.s tom the sale Of the State bondS 1hs 'o ~ d,oa for
ARISING 49, ~ unnatural alliance which was oueh Will " e
as whole Of this alliance inc i "a 49, foh
Tue mt n,v wanted the convention to be caheu Din
certain amendments from oehe aooo e =, enable the
" p'' venton These amendments wefe h'S" W .hn
caAls wv .ho adonton or rejection OF the new const''
pe0p $780, mendemepts were offered by irenos u w. s *h
rco Sanders and Speaker E. Thomas oo tho Item ia
49, s onnosed to both these poposiuons 1 : Tho nen
i.e WOO ~ .hs o,oan of discredied state ADMINISTRATOR Can
Gay s'a IN hfe he was elected then has cononoeu
o'x W. , o Nth athulness worthy OF better cause 1
~ no,doned if we believe that IN attacnne WI
oe ;nd mt the policy of the Hall regime ua X
smp's ., tho Item raves about Col Pleasant oems o ~
h.s he;ne weakine and having lack Oh "'aus' 49,, NJ thf
~. "u that Peasants made the fight Tor the peop'' NOV l
idn " hah,e candidate for governor had inc ne'1 "
Ia ,o tremendous the combination seemed unoe' r
'e the city administration Of New orean ue M n
t If the state every daily paper in New oeans M 0ea,
~ h powerful financial interests OF the Dahhs VI ~ ~
th were all backing the calling OF convention and 60
'ey WV e the combine L. Thomas had the ie''e-"nH
rts He was the only candidate tor eoVeho, WIN +;on
+ho oddseverv other whose name hao OF lids oe nr
oon with the next gubernaolal race Was e 49, +
~ s tho convention And have been mlorn'eu "as
ss' ~ Ia hn told that he would be Unacceptable 10 'ne p
that-be" if he made the heht ,+ oonvent;on mig
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.n 60 did the Item And Peasants foueh1 It, ANU " a
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nv .on To add that know the Item oluh "'u , ~
t fr Sanders Never boosts anything Out ~ r., o.
h will continue to grow because the item lid" 4a'o to
a;rad in anv newspaper 1t all ways mas oplonS VI"
.m rance and usually ready to tight for 'nose opo'
= =: ;donandent to an unusual degree ., 49,.
d., inc, at nresen the Item is keeping compah! WIN "
60 to adv;ce to he needed by the voters OF LOUISIANA