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26 Feb 1918
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1918
Page
1
Fragmentary note on OAS phil Hay and related items
A garbled OCR fragment mentions OAS and a person named Phil Hay with unclear context and date. No coherent events or details readable to confirm a full news item.
Commissioner May Receive $200 Commission Fee
A note indicates a potential annual remuneration of two hundred dollars for a commissioner. The brief mentions a possible commission and annual compensation without detailing the specific role or jurisdiction.
Commission Reaches Tentative Charter Pay Plan
The Oakland commission approves pay changes for city officials in a proposed charter. Commissioners will receive five dollars per meeting up to two hundred dollars yearly, while the elected mayor earns fifty dollars annually extra. The charter committee expands with Barney Oakland, AFL organizer, as debates on sections 41 42 and 47 continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Oakland
Barney Oakland
Oakland
Twvo
American Federation of Labor
T. E. Flournoy
Sam Kaplan
E. N. Faulk
J. C. Amman
Burton H. Wolf
David Fichman
Ike Davis
G. G. Weaks
G. T. Cross
George Gunby
Flournoy
Amman
E. N Faulk
Monroe
Commission
Department of Education
Progress in Monroe survey on sanitation measures underway
J. T. Reuther and S. W. Ramsey of the State Health Board conduct a sanitary survey in Monroe, examining water supply, garbage receptacles, yards, premises inspections, and dairy facilities. Initial work north of the WY S and P railroad from the river to Sixth street shows some business houses inspected, with more surveys planned for West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
J. T. Reuther
State Health Board
S. W. Ramsey
WY. S. and P
Sixth Street
Reuther
West Monroe
Dr. Dowling
Messrs
Ramsey
J. J. Archer
State Board of Health
Mr. Archer
Gas Line Construction Update From Ouachita Company
Ouachita Natural Gas and Oil Co announces delayed pipe arrival now laying lines on Calypso, South Sixth, South Second and South Third streets with plans to extend to all remaining streets as quickly as possible. Manager I. N. Florsheim signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calypso
South Sixth
South Second
South Third
Ouachita Natural Gas & Oil Co., Inc
I. N. Florsheim
Food Leader Knapp Links Nation To Allied Victory in Louisiana
About 400 North Louisiana farmers gathered in Ruston as Bradford Knapp of the U S Department of Agriculture urged expanded food production. Speakers urged prioritizing food crops over cotton, boosting gardens, poultry, cane, corn, hay, and soil fertility while urging cash basis farming backed by Liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruston
North Louisiana
Bradford Knapp
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Knapp
Clarence Elerbe
Caddo Parish
W. R. Perkins
Louisiana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. R. Dodson
North Louisiana Parish
Department of Agriculture
LB. M. Jackson
Ouachita
Monroe
Mr. Elerbe
Knapp
Police say Henry Penn questioned in Lonnie Eaton case
Monroe negro Henry Penn is detained for questioning as police link him to Lonnie Eaton who is under arrest in St Louis. Investigators say Eaton used an assumed name Eddie Smith and sent clothes to a St Louis address while planning to flee. Officers pursue horse and buggy used in the McQuiller killing and follow Eaton’s possible routes toward Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Penn
Lonnie Eaton
Charlie Medjuiller
sinceWaton
Penn Negro
Heap
Eaton
P'enn
Eddie Smith
Penn
St. Louis
Carba
Pesro
Grant
Monroe
Oscar Durden
Flag Pole Crash Thwarts Serious Harm on Grand Street
A flag pole atop Central Savings Bank snapped in a strong wind and fell to the pavement on Grand Street narrowly missing a woman and a man. The incident occurred during a brisk spring day and could have caused severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Street
Central Savings Ban’ and Trust Company
Akels Wold
W.S
Twelve Die In Southern Railway Wreck Near Columbia
The death toll from the Southern Railway wreck near Columbia rose to twelve, with thirty-seven of the seriously injured reported resting easily in area hospitals as of this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbia, D. C
Southern Railway
Columbia
Had Advance Information About Hooveed Selection
A brief note reports that meat packers possessed advance information about Hooveed's selection before the public was informed, implying prior knowledge and potential disclosure concerns.
Packers Charged With Insider Advantage Over Hoover
Special counsel Heney presented private letters showing Chicago packers claimed knowledge of Herbert Hoover’s 1917 food administrator appointment. Letters from Luis Swift Arthur Meeker Thomas Wilson and others allegedly showed insider info and influence aimed at placing employees and friends in the food administration. The report alleges communications before public announcement and notes a Fitz ongoing investigation continued on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Food Administration
Jos. J. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Paing
Francis J. Heney
Luis Swift
Swift & Co
Arthur Meeker
Armour & Co
Thomas. Wilson & Co
Heney
Mr. Heney
Hoover
Jos. C. Cotton
Meat and Livestock
Food Administration Bureau
The
Foods Administration
Thomas F. Losan
Wilson
Luis F. Swift
Herbert C. Hoover
Houston
Cotton
American Packers
Thomas L. Wilson
Wilson & Co
W. D. Shipworth
New York
Mr. Jieney
N. A. Chapin
Yard
Chicago Club
Mr. Cotton
Pro Leader Says Brown Won't Quit as State Senator
The Anti-Saloon League reports Dr D E B Brown will remain as state senator for Ouachita and Jackson parishes rather than resign. Dr Turner in New Orleans denied earlier resignation rumors while Dr Hood weighs ratification and a potential race to succeed Brown. Brown’s stance aligns with supporters seeking national prohibition ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. Harvey Trousdale
A. W. Turner
Shreveport
Louisiana
Anti-Saloon League
Turner
Trousdale
D. EB. Brown
Ouachita
Jackson Parishes
Offee
Gandy
Dr. Hood
Dr. Brown
Senator Brown
Dr. Turner
Dr. McBride
Jackson Parish
News-Star
Louisiana Senate
Hood
Von Hertling Latest Talk On Speech and State Department
President Wilson and the State Department consider a recent speech as officials discuss policy direction and the impact on foreign relations. Details emphasize ongoing debates within the administration and possible diplomatic consequences. The report notes expectations from prominent figures in Washington.
Central Powers Offer Self Government to Courland and Lithuania
German Chancellor von Hertling said the Central Powers intend to grant self government to Courland and Lithuania as part of wartime diplomacy. Washington sources report President Wilson and the State Department are studying the speech for possible peace considerations. The remark comes as the German-led conquest of Russia continues amid Allied inflation of terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
von Hertling
Wilson
State Department
Congress
United States
Amsterdam
Courland
Lithuna
von Hertling Declard
Reichstas
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Enalarged
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Rock of Refuge
Knape
Germany
Central States
Alabama
Mississippi
Henry Penn Heed
Advange
Packing House
Packers
Prank Moran
New Orleans
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Rank Moran
Pittsburreh
Moran
Oy Fulton
Fulton
Storan
Stateh Department Considior
Hussia
Olive Thomas
Keystone
Saenger War News Weekly
Jesse L. Lasky Presents
Wallace Reid
Rimrock Jones
Via
Wallace Reid Lasky
Paramount
Pippin
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