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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
4
The piece argues Germans show lack of moral accountability after defeat. It criticizes Kaiser Wilhelm II for abdication delays and notes German newspapers and public opinion blame others for the war. It condemns perceived German arrogance toward Allied terms and Marshal Foch's armistice reception as evidence of stubborn defeatism.
The Senate investigates alleged pro-German activity by breweries and writers in Hearst publications. It cites a high salaried Hearst writer as a paid agent for German spies and asks whether Hearst knew of his writer’s pro-German stance. The piece urges a thorough probe to expose agents serving the Kaiser.
The War Industries Board lifted prohibitions on construction, making building the top postwar activity. Within a week, all private and public construction restrictions were removed, aligning with forecasts that rebuilding would drive early peace time prosperity. The sector faces high demand amid a long period of low sentiment and a shortage of structures.
As wartime rebuild accelerates, architects gain commissions and building material suppliers brace for overwhelming demand. Projects will span small worker houses to banks and hotels, with a rush to convert vacant lots into new structures. Investors may see higher returns by acting now.
The Goodfellows plan to expand their Christmas aid network as 14 members raise the treasury to $31. They seek seven new recruits on Monday and Tuesday to avoid overlooked children. Notables Dr. Lenroot Felix Adler and Dr. Claxton are to address a National Child Labor Committee conference in New York City.
A confidential 1916 document lists prominent U S figures deemed pro German before and during World War I. The material names academics, clergymen, lawyers, and journalists, including William Randolph Hearst, with others connected to Columbia Princeton Harvard and Chicago, plus a note on The Washington Post. A separate drive in Strasbourg raises five million dollars for Jewish war relief with a London grand tribute to Britain. Also sports notes from Ontario Hockey Association and New York six day race.
Today marks the first anniversary of the U S declaration of war against Austria Hungary. David Lloyd George completes his second year as British prime minister. The 100th birthday of John C Burroughs founder of the University of Chicago is noted. The United States designates a day to honor Great Britain’s wartime role. A West Virginia League to Enforce Peace conference in Charleston features James W. Gerard as chief speaker.
For Sunday December 8 1918 the Feast of the Immaculate Conception marks the first anniversary of Jerusalem's surrender to British forces. President Poincare and Premier Clemenceau with other French notables plan to visit the city.
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