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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
1
Good Fellows Club Aims to Bring Christmas Cheer in Monroe
The Good Fellows Club in Monroe invites public support to provide gifts for needy children on Christmas morning. Members will distribute ten cent dolls and small toys, with donations by individuals and help from churches and charities.
Bank executives arraigned in Bayonne funds case
George Carrigan and William H. Vreelound, president and director of the defunct First National Bank of Bayonne, were arraigned in federal court in Newark on indictments charging misappropriation of bank funds. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Cgeorge Carrigan
William H. Vreelound
First National Bank of Bayonne
City Panel Seeks $50,000 Relief for Unemployed
A city council committee in Philadelphia voted to appropriate 50 000 dollars for relief of unemployed residents. Representatives of charitable organizations and special relief groups attended the public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Marquard Signings Stir Fraternity Threats
New York December 4 The claim that Rube Marquard will pitch next season for the Brooklyn Federals drew a warning from Players’ president David Fultz. Fultz says if true Marquard, bound by a 1915 NL contract, would be expelled from the Baseball Players' fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rube Marquard
Brooklyn Federals
David Fultz
Marquard
Players’ Fraternity
Fultz
Fulta
The
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Will Hold Johnson Signs with Federal League Says Judge Cleared
Chicago December 4 President Gilmore of the Federal league announced legal experts found Walter Johnson free to sign with any club for 1915 He warned Washington officials they may sue but Johnson will play for the Chicago Federal league team next year and the year after asserting the contract is legal and enforcable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Gilmore
Federal League
Washington Era
Johnson
Federals
Women Clubs Target German Spies in Wartime England
London reports say English women's clubs urged caution and many German or Austrian women were asked to resign or stop attending clubs. Belgian and Dutch warnings note spies posing as governesses and servants. Belgian refugees in England warn against German women. Leading clubs also urged German or Austrian men to leave or avoid rooms. naturalized Germans questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
England
Belgian
Holland
Belgium
Good Fellows Club Spreads Christmas Cheer in Monroe Area
The Good Fellows movement aims to bring Christmas cheer to underprivileged children. Members may provide toys, clothing, or food and personally deliver gifts on Christmas morning in Monroe and West Monroe. News-Star investigates each case before naming a recipient and all informants must sign reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Fellows” Club
Good Fellows
Monroe
Santa Claus
News-Star
Brotherhood of Man
The
Good Fallows
West Monroe
Bank Examiner Witness Removal Ordered Amid Probe
A witness, a bank examiner, faced removal as investigations into Cripain continued. The order followed ongoing inquiries and questions about the examiner’s role and conduct in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripain
Probers at Work Bank Examiner Reveals Resignation Cause
State Bank Examiner Young testified before the Probe Commission that Governor Hall ordered his removal soon after investigating an Interstate Bank–Hibernia mutual account tied to a bond sale. He said the action followed his demand for explanations about pantries on bank books and a potential fictitious reciprocal credit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Urugs
New Orleans
Shreveport Times
Bank
Young
Probe Commission
Governor Hall
Interstate Bank
Hibernia Bank
Dinkins
Hall
State Probe Commission
United States
Murphy J. Foster
W. L. Young
State Bank Examiner
Gannon
The
Hibernia
Rives
Mr. Fontenot
George Wesley Smith
Hecht
Mr. Young
Bank examiner probes interstate trust bond deal details
Testimony revealed that the Interstate Banking and Trust Company held an interest in the syndicate that won the state bond bid. A special account linked to the Hibernia bank and another under Whitney Central Bank raised questions. Bank examiner Young pressed for explanations, learning of unusual accounts and the interstate tie to the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wesley Smith
Interstate Trust and Banking Company
R. 8. Hecht
Hibernis Bank
Hibernia
Interstate Bank
State Bank
Young
Hecht
Hibernia Bank
The
Whitney Central Bank
P. M. Lamberton
Interstate
Interstate Banking and Trust Company
Cardinal Angelo Di Pietro Dies in London
London reports Cardinal Angelo Di Pietro dean of the Shred College died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Angelo di Pietro
London
Central News
Shred College
Triple Tragedy in Vicksburg Today
Associated Press reports in Vicksburg Mississippi that John Ryan fatally shot J L Edwards and a man identified as Lighting died from a self inflicted wound shortly after. The shootings occurred at the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley shops where Ryan and Edwards had boarded with Mr and Mrs Light. No definite motive is given and Ryan had been suspended from work amid despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vicksburg
Miss
John Ryan
J. L. Edwards
W. Lighting
Yezoo
Mississippi Valley
Ryan
Edwards
Light
Germans Break Through Battle Line Near Lodz
Reports from Petrograd say amid heavy fighting southeast of Lodz German forces cut a path fifteen miles wide to join the main body. Ninety percent of German officers were killed or wounded and in some regiments only about 100 men remained, as Russian assaults faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Petrograd
Bec
Lodz
Court Ordered Election Called to Fill Ward Four Vacancies
In district court Judge Dawkins granted Judge Schulze's mandamus petition against the City Council to compel an election for two fourth ward vacancies. Defense motions for a new trial were noted. If denied, appeal to the supreme court. No ruling on injunction to halt Major Protem Morks' salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben C. Dawkins
Charles Schulze
Supreme Court
Final Session Opens of the Sixty Third Congress
The final session of the sixty third Congress convenes next Monday signaling conclusion of the current legislative term. Members prepare for anticipated debatable measures and potential adjournment.
Session Opens as Congress Trails Toward Brief Holiday
Washington faces a final session of the Sixty third Congress with long hours ahead. Lawmakers anticipate night sessions and six-day weeks as they rush appropriation bills and consider rivers and harbors, navy programs, cotton legislation, and other measures before March. The session will shape national policy amid campaign skirmishing for 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
House
Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
Burton
Ohio
Gardner
Massachusetts
Army
Navy
Congress Opens With Presidential Message Ahead
The article describes the start of a new Congress with no organizational work on Monday. After a brief routine and the President's message, members will begin work for three months, with a recess over Christmas. Wilson will read his message to both houses, focusing on the nation’s biggest problems.
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Wilson
Missionary aid sought for German prisoners in Siberia
American Minister Reinshes at Peking authorized to confer with the Russian minister to examine the plight of German prisoners in Siberia. The State Department acted at the German government's request. In London a British cruiser Venus ran ashore in a storm, with part of its superstructure destroyed as a severe gale raged over England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weshington
Reinseh
Peking
Siberia
State Department
London
Venus
England
Sister of Murder Plot Testimony Jolts Trial
Walnut Ridge December 5 testimony alleges Lizzie Burrell laughed over J. J. Bagley’s murder and boasted no man who crossed her path had survived. Dr. Hughes stands accused as 12 witnesses, including druggist James Cooper, recount the dramatic room scene at the Rhea hotel on October 22, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge
Lizzie Burrell
J. J. Bagley
James Cooper
J. (. Hughes
Hughes
Colonel Ponder
Russians Hold Ground as Lodz Fight Persists in War Zone
London reports battle of Lodz ends with Russian victory claims but no full confirmation as German forces, aided by Mackensen, dampen a decisive Polish outcome. Western fronts see minor gains by French and German forces while Austria and Italy show tense diplomacy over the Triple Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Lodz
Poland
Mackennsen
Berlin
Kiev
Italy
Germany
Austria
Mog
Prince von Buelow
Rome
Russians Win at Lodz in Northern Poland Battle
Russians won a battle at Lodz amid ongoing fighting in northern Poland. The article notes conditions remain largely unchanged despite the engagement.
Essen Krasp plant bombardment report denied
Berlin official statement denies reports that the Krasp plant at Essen was bombarded by an aviator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Krasp
Essen
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns Saddened Lisbon Dispatch
A Lisbon dispatch to the Fachange Telegraph reports that members of Portugal's cabinet resigned in a bady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Lisbon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Good Fellows’ Club
Will
Women's Clubs
Lynn Dinkins
Intrastate Trust and Banking Company
Whitney
Leon R. Smith
Mr. Rives
Mr. Hecht
Mr. Lamberton
Stonewall Jackson
Weston
W. Va
Thomas J
Stonewall") Jackson
Jackson
Ruiser Venus
Impor
Tance
Htaly
Contern
Galicia
Hungary
Przemysl
Cracow
Mans
Czenstochowa
Silesia
Rially
Lyceum Theatre
Edison
Gertrude M’coy Bigelow Cooper
Richard Tucker
Robert Brower
Margaret O’ Mera
Edison All Star
Ernest Maltravers
Hulwer Lytton
Princess Theatre
Alice Joyce
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