ABOR MEN END MEETING ELECTION OF OFFICERS
ABOR MEN END MEETING PLAGCH NEAT MEERT ING SE LECTION OF NEAT MEERT ING DETAILS AVAILABLE.
05 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1916
Page
1
ABOR MEN END MEETING PLAGCH NEAT MEERT ING SE LECTION OF NEAT MEERT ING DETAILS AVAILABLE.
The fourth annual Louisiana State Federation of Labor convention closed amid harmony with a split over Greer’s election. Ballots finished at 3 26 with 182 votes counted. Delegates debated compensation reform, minimum pay, compulsory insurance, and public school fund allocation, while Brandeis support was endorsed in a resolution.
Paris dispatches report the French pressing gains north of the Caillette wood and near Poy almont as German assaults are repelled. An intense bombardment east of Verdun signals potential new action in the Woevre district while Lorraine artillery halts German infantry. Dutch vessel torpedoed in the North Sea and Holland affirms neutrality with furlough suspensions framed as army precautions.
Washington April 5 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee voted to report favorably the child labor bill amended to prohibit interstate shipment of goods manufactured by children under fourteen Southern cotton manufacturers opposed the bill
Report notes stronger resistance to higher line spillways and to steps aimed at delaying water flow from plow irrigation operations. Local officials debate impacts and feasibility while alternatives are considered.
Walter Parker of the New Orleans Association of Commerce urges spillways and higher levees as a regional fix to Mississippi floods. He warns universal levee heightening risks, advocates local spillways for New Orleans, and challenges the Mississippi River Commission while lawmakers weigh Newlands and Broussard flood bills.
The Fiji District Medical Society afternoon session featured Dr G W Gaines on general practice difficulties in Delray Country. Dr O W Cosby of Monroe was elected president with D H Alverson Newelton first vice president and J B Vaughan Collinston second. Ruston chosen as next meeting site. Dr John T Halsey Tulane spoke on Dipitalis and Dr S Logan on Prostatectomy with a new post treatment instrument. The event marked the society’s most successful meeting to date.
Logen O April 5 The annual convention of the mine workers of the Hocking coal district opened here today. Delegates expect to finish by Saturday and join with the operators committee next week to discuss future wages and employment conditions.
The article reports General Pershing facing a widened search for Villa within a 1600 square mile region. It notes increasing difficulties, training for mountain operations, and new military support as the Mexican expedition extends southward.
In Torreon on April 5 a Villa band led by Simon eyes and Chacon failed to surprise the Carranza garrison at Parras. Forty-two were killed as the garrison under Col Gonzales repelled the attack, seizing arms and horses. El Paso reports U.S. forces await word on Carranza permission to use Mexican railroads for expedition supplies.
San Antonio reports Colonel W C Brown of the Tenth Cavalry defeated a Villa band near Guerrero, with 30 to 40 reported killed. General Pershing relayed details via General Fuston, noting no American losses. The engagement followed pursuit after Brown encountered the band near Aguas Calientes, 20 miles southeast of Bachineva.
Berlin April 15 Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg defended Germany in the Reichstag denying plans for aggression against the United States. He delivered a comprehensive war speech reviewing military, political issues, warfare means, and German American relations, insisting on guarantees for postwar European peace.
The Chamber of Commerce Finance Committee nears completion of its canvass having raised almost $8,000. Business interests and citizens continue subscribing. New subscribers include Hotel Monroe, Consolidated Ice Co, A Grant, Fred R Miteneil, Dixie Bedding Co, L J Gimler.
A Shreveport Times special from New Orleans reports Mayor Behrman attacking Parker on April 4, calling Parker’s followers crooks and renegades. Parker backers deny the line, noting Democratic leaders still support Parker’s gubernatorial bid and predicting Parker carries New Orleans on April 18. John H. Overton seizes on Parker’s record to bolster his campaign.
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