Fragmented OCR mentions officials and timing
Readable fragments describe officials and a timing reference in a damaged notice. Summary focuses on the presence of officials and a vague time frame without clearer names or places.
08 Mar 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
1
Readable fragments describe officials and a timing reference in a damaged notice. Summary focuses on the presence of officials and a vague time frame without clearer names or places.
A Confederate veteran led march plans on April sixth to mark the anniversary of the nation’s entry into war with supporters calling for a large parade.
The Parish Council of Defense plans a large Confederate Veterans parade in Monroe on April 6 to launch the third Liberty Loan drive and mark Confederate Memorial Day. The event will include local representation at the Shreveport war council meeting March 4-5 and aims to boost thrift stamps, Red Cross work, and defense activities.
The proposed charter plans an automatic burden shift so the city pays criminal expenses in proportion to its assessed share of parish assessments, not a fixed one half. It also envisions a unified parish wide bond vote for a new court house and jail, with equitable expense distribution. A Saturday review will finalize revisions before Baton Rouge consideration. gas franchise issues were discussed.
J. T. Bryant postmaster of Monroe will deliver a war address at Bernice this evening. He speaks at the request of Allan Scholars, local member of the State Speakers Bureau.
Fragmentary newspaper note shows Mrs. Wooten delivering a report with the tale continuing on page six. The readable segment hints at a broader discussion but provides no full conclusion or names beyond Wooten.
At a special Monroe meeting the Housewives League named committees to solicit subscriptions from city women to oil streets and curb a dust nuisance this summer. Mayor Apgar pledged city cooperation and estimated oiling costs at about 45 dollars per block or more. A follow up meeting was set for Monday with subscriptions to begin Tuesday.
At a Ouachua parish National Council of Defense meeting in City Hall, 62 women pledged to form ten member war savings clubs, each member buying at least one 25 cent thrift stamp weekly. Volunteers will organize clubs in the countryside to reach every woman and child. Mrs. R. B. Frizzel leads as parish chair.
German air raid over England last night hits London with bombs in northwest southwest and northern districts. Police report eleven killed and forty six wounded with six more bodies feared in ruined houses. Private homes northeast of London suffer destruction.
government plans to fund billions for U S railroads by supplying new equipment under federal oversight. key agencies to manage procurement include the Interstate Commerce Commission and the War Production Board, with aims to modernize rolling stock and signaling nationwide.
The government will centralize rail system buying of locomotives cars steel rails and other supplies under McAdoo with a central advisory committee and regional teams in New York Chicago and Atlanta. Regional costs and contracts will be tracked to save over 100 million annually though full results depend on slow nationwide setup.
One of the year's great gatherings of military athletes is set for Meadowbrook Club in Philadelphia with representatives from naval stations and army cantonments. The two day program features army navy and aviation corps relays and other events as soldiers and sailors dominate the schedule.
The Alien Property Custodian plans to sell German owned property in the United States, including assets of Emperor William and ex chancellor Bethmann Hollweg, as a first step to break up German cultural posts in America. Minor individuals’ holdings likely remain unsold, while proceeds go to the government.
Russian forces halt a German push on the eastern front after defending key positions. The battle involves allied units and utilizes fortified lines as both sides suffer material losses in heavy fighting.
With American Army in France five U S soldiers outflanked and defeated a German patrol of ten in No Man's Land. The Germans withdrew after a brief exchange, leaving two dead and two wounded captured. Americans suffered no injuries. The report notes broader clashes on western and Italian fronts and political upheavals in Russia and Spain.
The state Department reports a Polish brigade in Austria’s service revolted and deserted because of dissatisfaction with the peace agreement with Ukraine. The American consul in Moscow notes a growing anarchist movement and street bombings leaving several wounded. Moscow shows dissatisfaction with the imposed peace.
New York report notes Austrian strike did not ease tensions with Germany. German newspapers view the action as a protest against Pan German annexationist propaganda.
London March 8 The Finnish government has asked the German emperor to appoint Oscar the fifth son of Emperor William as king of Finland according to a Stockholm newspaper. It says the information came from diplomatic circles.
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