Black Man Arrests Linked to Suspected Assault Case
Police on suspicion of involvement arrest three men after a reported assault on a woman. Detectives gathered evidence and await confirmation on charges as case proceeds.
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15 Mar 1918
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
1
Assault on Mrs Strozier Amazes Town
Revolting details emerge of a Thursday morning attack on Mrs. Strozier at 415 Olive as police arrest several suspects. Neighbors and medical staff praise her bravery while investigators compare clues across incidents and consider a single suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Woodward
Soviet Congress Ratifies Peace Terms of Kaiser
The Russian Soviet Congress in Moscow ratified the German peace terms by a 453 to 30 vote, with M. Ryazonov signing from the Bolsheviks after the session. Officials in Washington held no confirmation of the ratification and the date of action relative to President Wilson’s message remained unclear.
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Moscow
M. Ryazonov
Bolsheviks
Washington
Iis
Russin Congress of Soviets
Ness
Wilson
United States
Russia
Japan
Siberia
Vladivostok
Nicks
Asia
Finland
Poland
Courtland
Huania
Thonia
Livonia
Ukraine
Ioun
Kars
Erivan
American Troops First Permanent Advance On Western Front
American forces have made a first permanent advance into German positions northeast of Badonvillers in the Juineville sector. German trenches were abandoned and consolidated by American troops after repeated raids and bombardments. American artillery supported operations on the French and British fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badonvillers
Juineville
State D ALA Meeting Here.
Business sessions of Daugh ters began this morning and will continue tonight. Local observers report attendance from state chapters and affiliated groups as talks cover organizational matters and planned initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State D. Ala
Duluth
Minn
The
Northern Bowling Association
War Service Records Highlight Louisiana D A R Conference
The tenth annual Louisiana Society D A R met with 25 to 40 members at the Elks hall to review war work and plan a postwar pledge to buy no German goods for five years. Reports from Shreveport New Orleans Fort Miro and others covered Red Cross activity Liberty bonds and food conservation.
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Louisiana Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Elks’ Hall
Grand Street
Fort Miro
Liberty
Hotel Monroe
Country Club
America
Germany
Alice R. Milsaps
S. W. Brown
Fort Mire
Socrates Drew
New Orleans
Henry Whittle
Whiteld
H. B. Scofield
Shreveport
Manning McGuire
Monroe
W. B. Reily
Louisiana
Alexander
Bunker Hill
Louisiana Daughters
Pendleton S. Morris
S. Wood Brown
Harmon
Caddo
Vetican
J. B Stephens
T. D. Stewart
Red Cross
Pelican
Mayor Denies Story of Woman in Atlanta Scandal
Mrs. Margaret Hirsch on the stand in Atlanta courthouse denies conspiring with J. Cook to blackmail Mayor Asa G. Candler. Defense claims Candler used wealth to press Hirsch into office encounters and sought a payoff, while Cook allegedly pressed for money via a telephone setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlannta
Margaret Hirsch
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta
Adam
Hirsch
Hon John Le Parker Proposes Quick Method for Serious Problem
Hon John Le Parker suggests a rapid approach to address a critical issue. The proposal outlines a practical sequence of steps to implement an effective solution and reduce risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LE Parker
Parker Backed by Louisiana Official for Lynching Talk
John M. Parker food administrator for Louisiana urged the wholesale grocers to back strong measures against German spies and hyphenated Americans. He proposed military courts and rope or firing squads for certain cases, while critics blamed retailers for high prices amid wartime shortages and called for stricter Food Administration rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mareh
Times-Picayune
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Louisisiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Tie
Parker
Herbert Hoover
George P. Thompson
Wholesale Grocers’ Association of
Mr. Parker
Pood
South
B. T. Thompson
Alexandria
Food Administration
Europe
West
Hoover
Twenty six missing after naval collision near Kingstown
London reports twenty six persons missing after a collision between a British naval vessel and the British steamer Baltimore. Survivors were landed at Kingstown, Ireland, by destroyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baltimore
Kingstown
Ireland
Russian Steamer Omsk Crew Arrests Reported
Forty three members of the Russian steamship Omsk are charged under the espionage act after an attempted seizure of the vessel. Warrants followed discovery of documents aboard the ship suggesting some crew were not bona fide seamen but part of a political plot to divert the ship’s cargo to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
1 Rosa
Norfolk
Omsk
Fpun
Carse
Rusia
North Louisiana War Conference Promotes Patriotic Speeches
Readable fragments outline a North Louisiana event featuring patriotic speeches and public remarks highlighting wartime support and civic duty during a period of national conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Louisiana
Shreveport War Addresses Hear From Secretary Houston
Governor Pleasant presided as Secretary of Agriculture David I. Houston and Lieut Paul Perigord of the French army spoke to a large Shreveport audience. The event urged support for Wilson and the war effort with strong patriotic sentiment and calls to back federal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Pleasant
Perlford
Shreveport
Maren
the Times
Onera House
David I. Houston
Paul Perigord
R. G. Pleasant
North
Louisiana
Wilson
Rouston
Washington
United States
Vi. P. Jacobson
John D. Brooks
Dallag
Federal
Userve Tank
Liberty Joan
First Methodist Church
Houston
Overnor
David F. Houston
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