Despairing Message Sent About Adrianople Fall
A despondent report notes a message claiming the commander foresaw Adrianople’s imminent fall. The dispatch emphasizes urgency and strategic worry amid ongoing military pressure.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
1
Food Supply Crisis in Adrianople Prompting Peace Aid
Despairing dispatches from Adrianople report the Turkish commander Shakri Pasha warns of imminent collapse due to food and ammo shortages amid prolonged siege. He urges immediate peace talks or a relief operation. Bulgarian and Serb forces reportedly poised to seize Adrianople with reports of Heratantarla fortress capture and four hundred prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Shakri Pasha
Adrianople
Porte
Shukri Pasha
Tehataija
London
Sofia
Heratantarla
Scutari Fate Still Menace to European Peace
London dispatches report tension as Austrian Russian demobilization aims for Balkan peace. Serbia may aid Montenegro over Scutari. Austria opposes Servian frontier demobilization and Balkan power bids threaten Albanian autonomy with Scutari at stake. Joint Vienna-Belgrade notices confirm mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Balkans
Roumania
Bul Et
St. Petersgarioburg
Sergui Seronoff
Austria
Servia
Montenegro
Scutari
Europe
Albania
Weather Report Sees Rain Tonight With Warmer Temps
An unsettled weather pattern brings rain expected tonight Thursday. Temperatures will rise, yielding a warmer night overall.
Two Nations Agree to Reduce Frontier Forces in Galicia
A Vienna government note states Austria-Hungary and Russia have agreed to ease frontier tensions. Measures of a purely defensive character in Galicia will be dropped, with Austro-Hungarian forces returning to normal footing and Russia disbanding reservists that should have been disbanded in autumn. A semi official Russian agency says Austria seeks no aggressive policy toward southern neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Russia
Vienna
Austria
Charges influence in Robertson case heard in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on March 12 Judge Brunot scheduled Friday testimony for affidavits in Edward Robertson manslaughter trial over Joe Young killing. An officer testified that juror Newson urged sending Robertson to the rope, while others swore jurors signaled with couryard observers. Ex Sheriff Young remarks at trial are also cited in affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Monroe Hotel Cook Fires Boiling Water on Helpers
Mat thew Hardwick, cook at the Monroe Hotel, hurled boiling water from a large pot at two negro helpers and three white waitresses early this morning. One waitress and one helper were badly burned. another waiter and a second helper suffered serious injuries. Hardwick was fined 100 dollars for disturbing the peace and to be turned over to State courts for trial on heavier charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Hardwick
Monroe
Hardwick
Mangham
Wireless records broken by Cairo station messages
Captain Hayden of the Key West naval station reports a Cairo Lloyds wireless station copied messages from Key West on several occasions. The distance involved is claimed to be seven thousand miles, breaking all wireless records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West, Fla
Hayden
Cairo
Egypt
Lloyd's
Key West
Revolutions Rise in Afflicted Mexico Reported
Nogales Arizona March 12 The State of Sinaloa south of Sonora has revolted against Huerta and named a provisional governor. Yaqui Indians of Sonora volunteered to aid the insurgents as rebels widen activity. El Paso Texas March 12 Rebels burned sixteen railroad bridges south of Chiricahua City and cut rail and wire lines southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales
Ariz
Sinaloa
Sonora
Huerta
Hermosillo
el Paso
Tex
Chiriahua City
President Wilson Urges Delay of New Congress
A formal policy statement calls for postponing the extra session to April 7 or 8 for peace. The president urges restraint and seeks time to coordinate policy toward the American Republics.
Wilson Considers Postponing Extra Session Amid Tariff Delays
President Wilson faced pressure from Representative Underwood to delay the extra session beyond April 1 as Ways and Means needs more time for tariff bills. A proclamation for the new Congress was expected, with possible opening date around April 7 or 8, while Burleson’s publicity law enforcement remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Representative Underwood
Democratic House
Congress
Underwood
Ways and Means
House
Statement read to Cabinet signals future aims for Americas
The President addressed the cabinet for two hours and issued a statement. The White House claimed the message is not aimed at any specific country and will be sent to American diplomatic representatives in Central and South America alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Central and South American
Central and South America
Continents
America
Friends of Peace
White House
Aisc
United States
Firemen's Wages and Living Costs Echo Across Rail Lines
New York hearing on Erdman act arbitration reveals firemen contend heavier locomotives demand more work for same pay. Witnesses cite rising living costs, with one engineer noting slow wage growth and steady debt despite raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern
John W. Locke
Lake Shore & Michigan Central Railway
Lake Shore
James E. Bell
Pennsylvania Lines
Tell
William L. Chambers
Bell
Daniels to Inspect Southern Navy Yards for Economy Study
Secretary Daniels will visit Southern navy yards and stations within the next month or two to study their condition before any change is made in the yards. The move follows recommendations from his predecessor and the General Naval Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Burleson
Washington
Daniel
General Naval Board
Burleson to Enforce Publicity Law Push
Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson will enforce the newspaper publicity law immediately unless the Supreme Court restrains him. Final notices go to publishers demanding information within ten days or face denial of mail admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Burleson
Hitchcock
Philadelphia M E Conference Opens in City Church
The 126th annual session of the Philadelphia M E Conference began at the Twenty-ninth Street Church Philadelphia today with Bishop Joseph F. Berry presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
M. B
M. E
Twenty-ninth Street
Joseph F. Berry
Log rolling has started in new congress态
Tariff policy will be treated the same by the new Congress as the old did, signaling continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Log-rolling in tariff fight shapes Congress alliances
Washington March 12 Advocates for protection groupings mobilize in the House and Senate. Democrats from diverse regions align to block free sugar and meats while ensuring duties for cattle, wool, and textiles. Log-rolling tests the party caucus and leadership as discussions focus on tariff measures and living-cost pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Northwest
California
Florida
Louisiana
New England
South
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Lauisiana G
Thinks State Bonds Cannot Be Sold
Lynn St. Dinkins president of the Interstate Bank and Trust Company said he delegated by Governor Hall to negotiate for the bond sale and doubted the Legislative act fixes. He refused to discuss details but called it illogical to assume new 4 percent bonds sell at par and said the governor is best qualified to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lynn St. Dinkins
Interstate Bank and Trust Company
Hall
Louisiana Securities
Dinkins
Paddock Installed as New Grand Officer in Odd Fellows
New Orleans reports A F Barrow Maine grand master opened the Odd Fellows grand lodge session in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers installed include Chief Patriarch G W Paddock Berwick Grand High Priest Paul Lowenthal Shreveport Grand Senior Warden J W Miles Crowley Grand Scribe R T Leland New Orleans Grand Treasurer J K Tolero Crowley Grand Junior Warden William Feldman New Orleans Grand Representative J F Denison Jennings. Also Monroe Building and Loan board named for twelve months with two new members E H Bills and H Kinderman set to be replaced. Board to meet tomorrow to name officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
A. F. Barrow
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Martin Behrman
G. W. Paddock
Berwick
Paul Lowenthal
Shreveport
J. W. Miles
Crowley
R. T. Leland
City
J. K. Tolero
William Feldman
J. F. Dennison
Jennings
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Sig Haas
W. L. Morris
T. E. Flournoy
C. BE. Bynum
John L. Moore
R. A. Moore
J. H. McCormick
Joe Renwick
W. L. Smith
E. H. Bills
H. Kinderman
Porter narrowly escapes injury at Riverside car stop
Prof Scott an elderly porter at Union National Bank was nearly hurt when thrown from a Riverside streetcar at the V and 5 P crossing. He carried bundles and stepped aboard as the car moved, leaving him in the mud as the car rolled on. The conductor missed him while watching a passenger boarding from the opposite side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Union National Bank
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St. Petersburg
Austro- Hungary
Francis Joseph
Nicholas
Weather Report
Robertson
Mexico
Associated Press
Central
South America
Burleson 10
Pittsburgh Life and Trust Co
W. J. Everett
John P. Fallon
News-Star
Paddock
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