Workmen Strike Across Berlin and Cities In Germany
Workmen are dissatisfied as brerowers caused serious strikes in Berlin and other cities. The unrest disrupts production and prompts government intervention.
30 Jan 1918
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
1
Workmen are dissatisfied as brerowers caused serious strikes in Berlin and other cities. The unrest disrupts production and prompts government intervention.
Dissatisfied with peace progress and Prussian reforms, German workers strike widely. About 90 000 Berlin area laborers idle on Monday as Kiel and Rhine districts report stoppages. Finnish revolutionaries establish a new government with Swedish aid. northern victory for the government. Artillery and air activity noted.
The British repulsed a raid near Arras while the French checked the Germans at Alsace. Italians hold gains and press the Asiago Plateau victory with advances at Col Delrosso and Montevivalbell. Berlin and Vienna acknowledge Italian success and loss of the heights.
Stockholm January 26 report says Finnish revolutionists have formed a government with Kunero Manner as president. Helsingfors notes Helsinki is calm and Russian troops remained passive Monday night.
A new agreement outlines giving citizens the option to return to their own country for service. The plan emphasizes streamlined procedures and clear eligibility, aiming to ease cross border responsibilities while maintaining national duties.
A Petrograd anarchist newspaper claims Francis to be held personally responsible for the safety of Berkman and Emma Goldman as they face prison for conspiring against the draft law. The report notes U S, British and Canadian talks on separate conscription terms await signatures.
Police Juror J R Littlepage urges Ouachita parish voters to approve a 125000 bond on February 12 for a new courthouse and jail. He notes Ouachita lacks a jail and contrasts its facilities with Bastrop in Morehouse parish, calling for action in a leading Northeast Louisiana parish. If approved, the city would match with a similar amount.
A partial OCR snippet mentions Irish and English terms with unclear context. The fragment hints at a linguistic or religious topic but lacks concrete details, dates, names, or events to specify.
Domestic consumers receive guidance on stove draft, clearance from walls, and reading meters to verify monthly bills. The Ouachita Natural Gas and Oil Company offers free trouble checks, reliable installation help, and invites Monroe and West Monroe residents to use their piping and fixture services.
In Ouachita parish the war emergency food survey will begin next Monday under the federal Agriculture plan. B M Jackson parish agent will lead the effort with 650 schedules to be used. Rural territory outside Monroe covers Farmerville road to Ouachita City via Sterlington Farmerville road to Fairbanks Guthrie and Morehouse parish.
A government survey in Monroe will visit streets River Front Grand Street Calypso and related areas for inventory. Volunteers are sought and should contact Mr Jackson at the Chamber of Commerce for assignments with Mrs B M Jackson and H K Touchstone leading River Front work. Casualties are reported few after a German raid near London with fifteen enemy planes involved.
A weather hampered patriotism event at City Hall drew a small crowd, prompting a postponement to February seventh. J. J. Foster praised loyalty and announced a bank trust talk by a local banker. Remaining speakers include J. T. Bryant, T. E. Flournoy, M. J. Foster, W. M. Pruitt, and Rev. W. P. Carrington.
Severe cold wave expected to grip the northwest and central west with below freezing temperatures. The forecast warns of further hardships from coal shortages and rail congestion, potentially halting industries across the region.
The article outlines a second draft plan tied to American expansionist efforts amid events abroad. It highlights potential domestic policy shifts and the public debate over wartime production and housing projects.
Washington reports the Senate Military Committee tentatively approves a plan to register all men reaching age 21 since June 5 1917 and fixes class one quotas. Secretary Baker says US may mobilize up to 1.5 million in Europe if ships allow, with second draft potentially reaching 1 million men.
Chairman Coffin of the air craft board announced several encouraging aviation program reports after a closed session. He outlined a coordinated production and operation plan with the United States, England, France and Italy. Much of his testimony remains confidential with public cross examination likely next Thursday.
The McCormick house project on Louisville avenue paused as contractors dispute who holds the plumbing contract Ouachita Plumbing and Gasfitting Company open shop seeks bid Buckeye Plumbing Company union shop responds Cassidy confirms re letting bond posts set at 500 with witnesses named in assault case against Blazier Awl and Hess Awl faces state assault charge. Blazier bond also 500. Parker assault case未set for trial in city court
Two American Red Cross workers William Platt of Baltimore and Richard C Fairfield of New York were killed near Mestre on Sunday night when German aviators attacked.
Dr J L Adams chair of the organization committee announces Monroe will have a national bank with a $250000 capital and $25000 surplus. Details on officers and location were not released while conferences between EBC Sagle of Clarks LA and local business leaders proceed.
Dr H B White medical inspector of the State Board of Health said a meningitis case has developed in the Arcadia area not in the town. The patient is a child living about ten miles below Arcadia and the infection is traced to Camp Venmerard through the father who is a soldier.
Raymond D. Stevens vice chairman of the Shipping Board and George Rubice will be sent to London as the Shipping Board's permanent representatives there.
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