Americans Must Serve in War Time Rally Cry
Wartime plea urging every American to support the war effort by serving at front or at home. Calls for vigilance committees to identify loyal and disloyal residents, describes German aggression, mobilization, and the need for mass participation in defense organizations. Emphasizes patriotic duty and unity under Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
High Seas
Germany
Congress
Caillinet
North Sea
Constantinople
Persian Gulf
Belgium
Russia
London
New York Harbor
America
Woodrow Wilson
American Defense Society
Appointed Curator Sought for Woolf Pomeranz Succession
In Ouachita Parish Louisiana W B Smith resident seeks appointment as Curator for the Woolf Pomeranz succession No 1588. Oppositions must be filed in ten days at the parish clerk's office before approval and qualification. Witnessed by Deputy Clerk R A Young dated May 16 1918 with attorney C W Easterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth District Court
Parish of Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Woolf Pomeranz
W. B. Smith
A. D
R. A. Young
C. W. Easterling
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Monroe Louisiana 1918
Frank Techell vs Ruben Bass No 9583 Sixth District Court of Ouachita Parish assigns a FiFa writ to seize and sell Lot 7 on Jackson Avenue Addition Monroe Louisiana. The front door of Monroe courthouse will host the sale on June 5 1918 at legal hours. Cash with appraisal benefits. T A Grant Sheriff Monroe La May 5 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Techell
Reuben Bass
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Sixth District Court
Monroe
Louisiana
Jackson Avenue
Goldman Street
T. A. Grant
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Laura IF
Fisher
B. K. Fluker
Towit
Layton
F.a
Louise Ann Avenue
Eighth Street
I. L. Harless
W. H. Atkins
Espionage Act Section 3 Published in Monroe News Star
A copy of Section 3 of the Espionage Act as amended, approved May 16 1918, is submitted for full publication. The text prohibits false reports or statements during wartime, disloyalty acts, obstructing recruitment, and language against the US government or flag with penalties up to 100000 dollars or twenty years imprisonment. Shreveport La June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe News-Star
Joseph Moore
United States
Army
Navy
Shreveport
Our Birthday Party Alexandra Feodorovna Romanoff 46 today
Alexandra Feodorovna Romanoff now in Siberian exile is 46, described as a wan, distressed figure scarred by revolutionary upheaval and fear. The piece recalls her 1894 marriage to the Czar, English upbringing, and lifelong sorrow under a distrustful court as a haunted former empress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Feodorovna Romanoff
Russia
Siberia
Alice of Hesse
Alix
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
Hesse-Damstadt
Madame Rejane
Michael J. Hoban
Scranton
James A. Kelso
Western Theological Seminary
Frances Starr
Monroe Building and Loan Associa tion vs No 9408 and other notices
Public notices of executions and sales by Sheriff I A Grant in Monroe Louisiana detail two parcels. One is Lot in square 34 Laytons Second Addition Monroe measured from Louise Ann Ave to Eighth Street. The second is the northeast quarter of section 21 township 1% north range five east containing 160 acres. Both sold for cash with costs and appraisement rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Section Twenty-One
North Range
Fife
Monroe
Notice of Succession for Margaret Irene Jackson
In the Sixth District Court of Louisiana Orleans Parish, succession of Margaret Irene Jackson. Mary Alice Jackson Rhodes and others petition to appoint Central Savings Bank and Trust Company of Monroe as administrator. Interested parties must show cause within ten days why the petition should not be granted. Judge Ben C. Dawkins presiding. May 16, 1918. Pat Hamilton deputy clerk. Millsaps Oliver and Montgomery attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Louisiana
Ounedinita
Sixth District Court
Margaret Irene Jackson
Mary Alice Jackson Rhodes
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Monroe
Louisiana
Ben C. Dawkins
A. D
Pat
Hamilton
Dputy Clek
Millsaps
Oliver and Montgomery
Attys
News-Star Want Ad Delivers Fast Results For Classified Needs
Readers report quick responses from cheap want ads in the News-Star. Small listings draw attention from local buyers and sellers, proving effective for jobs, housing, and services with rapid contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Transit Schedule Fragments Reflect Daily Stops
Fragmentary timetable notes multiple departures and routes with times such as 11:00 am and 12:55 pm along with 6:15 pm. Mentions Pacific line and other times like 4:50 am 6:15 am 6:30 am and 12:40 pm. Details are unclear but indicate a bus or train schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee Ose SM
Reees
Mt & Pacific
This Date in History Highlights Key Figures and Events
A compilation of notable dates and figures: John Trumbull born 1756 in Lebanon Connecticut and died 1843 in New York. Benjamin Hawkins died 1816 at Fort Hawkins Georgia. Henry Dearborn died 1839 in Roxbury Massachusetts. Black Hawk led 150 war riors at Apple River Fort. A 1866 proclamation denounced Fenian expedition. Czar Alexander II assassination attempt in Paris. George Bancroft and Henry W Longfellow honored 1865. Sir John A Macdonald died Ottawa. Reina Mercedes sunk near Santiago. 1915 Russia retreats toward Lemberg. Austrian advance in Italy. 1917 Lord Northcliffe heads British War Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trumbull
Lebanon
Conn
New York City
Benjamin Hawkins
Fort Hawkins
North Carolina
Henry Dearborn
U. S
Roxbury
Mass
New Hampshire
Black Hawk
Apple River Fort
Galena
Ill
Canada
Alexander II
Russia
Paris
Napoleon III
George Bancroft
Henry W. Longfellow
Sir John A. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Glasgow
United States
Santiago
Lemberg
Italy
Lord Northcliffe
James Balfour
Inter-City Tennis Matches for Church Cup Begun
In Philadelphia at Merion Cricket Club the first matches between New York Boston and Philadelphia race for the Church Cup a perpetual prize given by G M Church Tenafly N J. New York and Boston duel tomorrow with the winner meeting Philadelphia on Saturday for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Merion Cricket Club
G. M. Church of
Backward Glances At Arms, Wars And Early American Guns
A compact chronicle notes U.S. military strength at Mexico and Britain confrontations, the first American rifling, Enfield transfers, West Point graduates in 1812, early muskets around 1748, colonial powder manufacture, and Gen. Thomas Mifflin. It also references Washingtons guidance on morals and recreation for soldiers, with a late local advertisement for a louse killer product and a Phoenicia Drug Store listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
America
Alger Iron Foundry
Boston
Great Britain
Unitedtates
England
Vermont
West Point
U. S
Hugh Orr
Bridgewater
Massachusetts Bay
Congress
New York
General Court of
Massachusetts
Edward Rawson
Thomas Mifflin
Fort Washington
Kingsbridge
United States Army
California
Washington
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News-Star Publishing Co., Ltd
J. W. Smith, C. E. Faulk
Sec ty.Treas
Associated Press
McCormick & CO
Batimere
Crag
Sheriff Sale
Our
Farris
Phoenix Drug Store
Sheriff's
Arkansas & Lout Nord
Missouri Pi
Natchez Expres
Little Roeck
Varmerville
New Orleans
Little Rock
Lake Charles
North
South
Vicksburg
Shre
Factha
Atlanta
Arri Minneh
Wes
Sleepera
Atlz
New Osleans
Midland
Conte Bien Ss
Ste
Jue. Ves
Nta
Chattanooga
Phoeni Drug Store
Plough
BIG Green
Fate
Best Plough Chemical CO
Memphis
Management and
Ouachita National Bank of
A National Bank For Savings
Safety Security Service
Board of Directors
State Banking Department
Ouachita Parish
the People
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