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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1919

Page

6

American stance on Jenkins release foggy in Mexico

Washington reports say the United States has not altered its position on the Jenkins case in Mexico. Jenkins was released on bail with bonds provided by unknown parties, while U S officials deny involvement or directing Mexico City to secure the release. An investigation is to determine who furnished the bond and any link to Carranza's finance minister.

Associated Press Washington Ameran iMiami. Jenkins Lansing State Department Baas Mexico City Jenna Jenkin Bond Aleu Trae J. Walter Hansen Carreca Carranza Bessy

Ultimatum for Huns at hands of Allies for signing peace

Paris notes Allies demand Germany sign the protocol to put the peace terms into force or face military coercion. The note, drafted by the supreme council, promises immediate German prisoner releases upon signing and hints at a renewed program including occupation of the Rhine basin and Frankfurt. Heavy artillery movement reported near Mainz and along the Rhine.

Paris Supreme Council Germany Marshal Foch Rebr Basin Frankfort Renopaper Mrassburg Rhine Yeaterday

Trains to Monroe Cut Temporarily Amid Coal Shortage

Missouri Pacific will discontinue four passenger trains at 12:01 a.m. December 4 due to coal shortages. Trains 105, 104, 1050, and 804 809 serving Monroe are affected, with schedules readjusted for remaining services. Monroe business hopes the curtailment is temporary and that service will resume after coal supply improves.

Missouri Pacific Railroad Missouri Pacific Monroe A. Robertson Missouri Pacifico Railroad H. L. Winchell Atlanta Southeastern Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Trafic Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad Southern Railway Passendger Moare Vidalia Mississippi River Natches Miss Minaouri Pacific Vickaburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad

Pershing Chauffeur in Arrest in Monroe

F A Sampson Oklahoma City chauffeur who served General Pershing in France pleaded for mercy after speeding on DeSiard Street. The judge reduced the $25 fine to 12.50 and invited him to dine, noting extenuating circumstances and his war injuries. The case highlighted a veteran’s plea and court leniency.

Pershing Mana Judges Heart General Pershing France F. A. Sampson Oklahoma City Charles Schulze Sampaon Sampson DeSiard Street DeSard Street Monroe American Legion

State department reports arrest in Wallace shooting case

An official from the state department disclosed that a U S soldier who shot a man in Wallace was arrested. Additional details were provided in the day’s bulletin.

Washington Dec State Department Saca Wallace Pico Tech

Followers of Obregon report fighting in Prehucs area

Private advices from Mexico City say Carranza troops at Prehucs in Idaigo province were fired on by followers of Obregon. The report notes the general was making a public address when the incident occurred.

Ollowers Associated Press Chington Mexico City Carranza Idaigo

Odd Lodge of Monroe elects officers for coming year

The Odd Lodge of Monroe elected officers for the ensuing year at a Thursday meeting. Grand, S. Elledge. vice grand Leroy D.. secretary F. L. Reeks. treasurer W. A. Kirkpatrick. representatives D. G. Trousdale and W. McHenry. alternates W. A. Rick and F. L. Reeks. district grand master C. W. McHenry. Newly elected officers take office in January. The lodge, a prominent city organization, anticipates greater prosperity next year.

Odd Lodge of Monroe S. Elledge Logation Leroy DB F. LU. Reeks Acton W. A. Kirkpatrick D. G. Trousdale W. McHenry W. A. Rick F. L. Reeks C. W. McHen

British Belgians to Occupy Essen In War Measure

London dispatch reports probable moves in the war, with British and Belgian forces to seize Essen while French and American troops advance toward Frankfort as part of joint tactics.

London Des Germany London Stardard Essen Frankfort

America Urges Germany to Sign Versailles Protocol

Paris reports a vigorous note from the supreme council demanding immediate signature of the Versailles treaty protocol. The Ex celsior says Washington has advised Berlin to adopt a more conciliatory attitude as allied powers press compliance.

America Germany Paris Dy Associated Press Paria Supreme Council Excelsior Washington Berlin

Russians At Moscow Congress Endorse Peace With Entente

The seventh congress of the Russian soviets adopted strong peace resolutions urging truce with the entente. Lenine Trotsky and Tom Paine, representing the American communiste, attended the Moscow meeting by dispatch.

Associated Press London Moscow Lenine Trotsky Tom Paine

President Improves Says Neurologist Visits White House

Philadelphia neurologist Dr F X Dermum made a weekly White House visit. He reported the president's condition improved though he declined to issue a formal statement.

Associated Washington F. X. Dercum Philadelphia

Alleged Crime After Release In Monroe Case

Wille Young, a megis, was arrested last night in Monroe by Officers De land Earl Mays and Renguette under District Attorney Henry Montgomery. He is alleged to have broken into a Fifth Street house about three months ago and was previously jailed at Runton before being released due to lack of evidence. New material evidence suggests he may be identified by the homeowner, as he allegedly attempted to rob the residence.

Wille Young Megis Monroe Deland, Earl, Mays Renguette Henry Montgomery Youn Fifth Street Young Runton

Unidentified Mexican Held After Alleged Robbery at Cafe

A Mexican man, unnamed by authorities, was detained by Officer Eades for investigation after being accused by another Mexican of robbery. The pair shared a room above the New Orleans cafe and the alleged thief took $20 from the complainant, a sum not recovered despite a search of the detainee.

Offcer Eades New Orleans

Jail inmate charged with robbery at Monroe Hardware

William Johnson, a Black man, jailed on robbery charges for the Monroe Hardware company where he worked. Detective L V Tarver recovered five flashlights, two raincoats, hinges, a hammer, boots, wrenches and other items. Accused of stealing since August, he was nabbed at 207 Delta Street.

Monroe William Johnson Monroe Hardware Company L. V. Tarver Hardware Company Delta Street

Palmer orders probe into western producers profiteering

Ashington December 6 Attorney General Palmer ordered the prosecution of western producers for alleged profiteering following wartime policies. Noted officials said the move aims to curb price gouging and restore fair market conditions.

Seean Ashington Westernei Palmer Oa. Com

Federal Court Session Delayed to December 10

The Western District of Louisiana in Monroe postpones a special federal court session from next Monday to December 10. Judge George W. dack will convene Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the post offices building for up to two days as a liquor case in Shreveport and other matters are prepared.

United States Willam O'Kelley Monroe George W. Dack Shreveport United States District Court For Western District of Louisiana Post Offices Jack Monroe Thas

No Coal Advance Sought by Garfield on Wages

Washington December 6 not one cent can be added to coal price to finance wage increases to miners said Fuel Administrator Garfield after reading dispatches that Ohio Governor Cox proposed a twenty five percent wage advance compromise. Garfield said government would not object to a wage rise if it occurs without a coal price increase.

Washington Garfield Cox Ohio

Sale of liquor temporarily allowed in St Louis

In St Louis thousands of gallons of whiskey and wine were sold today after a federal judge temporarily paused government interference with sales. The order allows continued liquor trade pending further action.

Associated Preas St. Louis

Lloyd George Speaks to Public on War Strategy

Prime Minister Lloyd George addresses a public gathering detailing war strategy and political outlook. The speech outlines allied coordination, resource mobilization, and domestic support amid ongoing global conflict.

Aviators Reach Five Thousand Feet In Local Flight

Two passengers from Shreveport Mesars Barleson and Leonard Palmer joined Pilot Fawcett for a high altitude flight reaching five thousand feet above ground. The trip showcased aviation to local citizens with a plan to tour nearby towns next week to demonstrate commercial flight benefits.

Terra Firma Mesars Barleson Shreveport Leonard Palmer Fawcett

Board of Education moves to build three new schools

Monroe educators authorize plans for two white buildings and one colored school at an estimated total of about 230 to 250 thousand dollars. Architect J W Smith prepared designs for twelve classrooms an auditorium with 350 to 400 seats and modern heating. North Georgia Tucker school rises on Stubbs avenue. south site undetermined. central facilities to serve 250 pupils below sixth grade. Construction decision to be made by city commissioners soon with term start next school year.

Moenree Board of Education Monroe School Board J. W. Smith Sturdevant Georgia Tucker Frank Stubbs North Side Stubbs Fourth Fifth South Side E. L. Neville DeSturd Street South End Breard Street

Parish youths back Red Cross Christmas Seal drive

Over fifty Monroe youths from Ouachita Parish High School led a parade in support of the Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign. The march featured silver shields, banners with tuberculosis facts, and humorous slogans as the scout band led the procession through town.

Monroe Ouachits Parish Red Cross Cross of Hope God United States Ouachita Oas Parish High School

Repatriation Arrangements For German War Prisoners

Yokohama reports arrangements nearly complete to repatriate more than 5,000 German prisoners captured with the surrender of Kiao Chau. Four steamers will transport them to Germany.

Yokohama Kiao Chau

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