Smith 10 Asks Injunction For Road Bond
A local notice states Smith 10 seeks an injunction concerning a road bond and pond construction at Bridge. The filing requests court action to halt or order changes in the project pending review.
28 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
1
A local notice states Smith 10 seeks an injunction concerning a road bond and pond construction at Bridge. The filing requests court action to halt or order changes in the project pending review.
A L Smith a Ward 1 landowner says he will seek an injunction to block bond money from Bayou DeSiard bridge construction on the Monroe Farmerville road. He favors building roads but objects to funds redirected from planned road work to the bridge. he plans to join others in the suit if possible.
Monroe women are invited to attend hearings on a proposed city charter. They may comment on sections or suggest changes. Chairman Flournoy urges informed public input as hearings proceed tonight amid debate over straight commission versus commission-manager forms.
City officials consider converting unused property into allotments for urban gardening. The council discusses funding steps and potential partnerships with local nonprofits to support new crop production and community access to fresh produce.
A plan to convert Monroe’s vacant lots into war gardens is prepared for City Council consideration. About 200 acres of lots could be used with city or designated groups managing contracts, planting lists, storage, and distribution to maximize food production and support city needs.
Ouachita draft registrants who have married since May 18 1917 total 96. The list prepared for M C Thompson government appeal agent shows many cases reversed from local boards placing men in higher classes. district boards meet several times weekly to clear docket with Ouachita Parish contributing about 700 of 900+ appeals/phases in the region.
Foreign Secretary Balfour says no basis for permanent peace amid renewed German militarism. von Hertling’s reply to Wilson fails to split Entente, while Scheidemann pushes Russia peace under Belgian independence. German advances threaten Pskov to Kiev, gas shells injure Americans, and raids intensify on French fronts.
A public notice states about 14000 dollars from the bond fund may be used for a bridge project. Bids on the proposed reinforced concrete structure are to be submitted by April 4. W S S.
In Toronto on February 28 Elena Chambers chief press censor for Canada denied any truth to reports that Great Britain lifted its ban on Hearst publications or the International News Service. The INS Washington dispatch dated February 11 claimed the ban had been lifted.
Iris February 27 reports a gang posing as U S Army officers defrauding banks and hotels in Paris with fake checks. A trap set by an express company manager captured two members, including the ringleader identified as W.5.8.
Quachita Natural Gas and Oil Co Inc announces delayed pipe has arrived and lines are already on Calypso, South Sixth, South Second and South Third. Crews will extend service to all remaining streets as quickly as possible under manager N. Florsheim.
The FTC urges swift translation of confidential meat-packer files and government findings. Special counsel Flennay holds papers linking Henry Veeder and the packers to alleged plans for complete government control of the meat industry.
British Foreign Secretary Balfour tells the House of Commons there is no basis for peace in the German chancellor's speech. German forces face stiffer resistance in Russia and fail to seize Vitebsk. German air activity is reported over the American sector.
Reports say American artillery assisted in capturing positions while German offensives near Chemin des Dames were checked by Allied fire. British forces repelled a hostile attack near St Quetin as the Glenart Castle hospital ship was sunk with 164 missing. American torpedo boats aided in rescue efforts. Ireland unrest diminishes. Sinn Fein hunger strikers released. talks allegedly underway for Lithuania Saxony union under Prince Frederick Christian.
A Petrograd dispatch reports the Council of the People's Commissaries has issued another call to arms. It says German invaders arrest Workingmen's and Soldiers' Councils members, execute Red Guards, and arm German Austrian prisoners in Ukraine. It notes Russian front troops have united to resist the invaders.
Washington report notes widespread discussion among diplomats on joint military action to protect Vladivostok stores and Siberian routes from German capture. Motono signals possible co belligerent step with American participation. No update on Ambassador Franci's Petrograd plans by morning.
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