Attacks on German-born Americans in the News Star
The News Star condemns German born citizens who fled Germany to avoid military service and now support the Kaiser while naturalized Americans. It calls for loyalty and accuses traitors of dual allegiance amid wartime patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Napoleon
Konigsberg
Prussia
Arkansas
Oregon
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Lieben
Austria
California
Shreveport School Board Seeks Separate City Country Control
The Shreveport and rural ward schools will be governed by distinct boards after a dispute over city and country administration. The arrangement mirrors Monroe practice, with monthly meetings ahead of regular board sessions and city superintendent plans in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo Parish
Shreveport
Shreveport Times
Monroe
the Times
Byrd
State of
Jackson Street
Holly Ave
Army of 1 500 000 and its meaning in war time
Estimates of the U S army size for the present war range from 1 000 000 to 2 000 000 men. The midpoint 1 500 000 suggests a force nearly five times larger than current numbers and prompts questions about its implications for Americans and the war effort.
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Ware
United States
Spain
New York
Chicago
Woolworth
Washington
Germany
France
Russia
England
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Dean’s Kidney Pills Advertised For Back and Kidney Aches
A vintage advertisement touts Dean’s Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys and backache. Testimonial from M A Kidd of Ruston Louisiana claims four years ago kidney pain and back pain hindered daily tasks, with success after using the product.
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Dean
Kidd
George Avenue
Ruston
Flag Day Address Justifies War Against Germany
A wartime speech asserts that German aggression forced the United States to take up arms to defend its rights and honor. It denounces German spies and sedition, notes attempts to bring Mexico and Japan into conflict, and warns of threats to sea use and domestic loyalty.
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Germany
Mexico
Japan
High Seas
Europe
England
United States
Prower
America
The War and a New Intrigue for Peace in Berlin’s Shadow
A lengthy analysis argues the German and Austrian leadership seek to extend power across Europe, with Berlin dictating actions in Austria-Hungary and neighboring states. It warns that peace now would cement German control, while failure risks global conflict and near-certain power shifts.
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Europe
Mediterranean
Asia
Austria-Hungary
Servia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Zorlin
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HE Monroe News-Star
The
News-Star Publishing Co., Ltd
W. Smith, C. EB. Faulk
Lec Ty
Treas
Louisiana
News-Star
Social News
Sibney
Branch of
United States Service
Keiser
Tween
United
Ardice
Honest
Uehed
Wade Myer Bere
Woodrow Wilson
Stars and Stripes
Belgium
UNDER
Shlparath Managements
Austria- Hungary
Avustrip
Berlin
Servis
Roumania
Constantinople
Hemburg
Persian Gulf
Hanover
Saxony
Hesse- Cassel
William I
Frederick III
Joseph K. Emmet
Cornwall, N. Y
St. Louis
House of Representatives
Hawaii
Senate
General Slocum
Pu’ Er
Gustav Adolf of Sweden
Margaret of
Moscisha
Lemberg
Bukowine
Lechiteky
Czernowitz
Haunynton
Korogne
East Africa
Verdun
le Mort Homme
Cassette Wood
Advt
T. A. Grant
Ouachita Parish
Monroe, la
Chamberlain
F. Ft
Tressey
Ichmond
Agvet
Sherishe
State of Louisiane
Perioh
Ouachita
Biath
People's Homestead and Savings
Dame Idth
Biock
Priehard
Mouree
Louitaus
Optholity Snay Aly OF
Esa Cale Law Sui
T. B. Flournoy
Pres. O. B. Morton
Cashier
F. F. Millsaps
I. Baer
D. Gibbs
T. Cashier
Savings Department
Eby
F. P. Stubbs
Travis Oliver
H. N. Thompson
C. EB. Bynum
Priestley
Thasttane
Sam Smith
T. Cashie
Parteh
Cligy
U.S
Liberty Loan
Edison Diamond Disc
Monroer
Garee
the Evans Cheldulal CO
Pes Etriehers
Petooes
Poisien
Corte
Sherif of
Ounchity
Omroe, Ta
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