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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1919

Page

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Congregation Calls Grand Jury Probe After Mob Act

The First Baptist Church of Monroe condemns mob violence at a sanitarium and urges a special Grand Jury session to prosecute leaders. Affected by police inaction, the church calls for justice, mails copies to the District Judge, and supports Victory Loan efforts led by Rev Pirkey.

Judeve Perrey BB. Mordon W. J. Stevens First Baptist Church Monroe Rh. J. Pirkey Nanimors Uilty Newsar Pirkey Vicary Loan Arish Comree

Two Fishermen Die After Bayou DeSiard Gun Battle

The shooting near the mouth of Bayou DeSiard left Frank Milens dead and Clarence Giltner wounded. Giltner surrendered to the sheriff with his wife and daughter aboard a houseboat, while Milens died later at a sanitarium.

Frank Milens Clarence Giltner Bayon DeSiard Lola Jap Giltner Giltner Ellens Elfers Gilter Quachita Bayou DeSiard Ilens Ana Littl Tie Nens Strucs Kieus Iltner Ebens Monroe Cole Place Ben

CLEMENCEAU after talks predicts a good peace

Premier Clemenceau told the editor last night that he believed a good peace would result. The editor notes that Prance is weighing the advantages of collaborating with Britain and the United States for the outcome.

Pans Aro Clemenceau United States

Convicted Prisoners Sent to State Penitentiary

Deputy Sheriff Rever and Inspector Heap escorted four parish prisoners recently tried in the district court and sentenced by Judge F. M. Odom to terms in the state penitentiary. J. M. Creech burglary at Parnell and Company’s store 1 to 2 years Frank McCormick larceny of pocket book 2 to 5 years Roger Williams larceny 18 months to 2 years Annie Solomon assault and robbery of J. P. Bonar 1 year

Dp. L. Rever Py- Hee R. BE. Heap Baton Rougg F. M. ‘Odom Parnell and Company Frank McCormick Pocket Book Roger Williams Annie Soloman J. P. Bonar

Last Monroe Council Meeting Under Old Aldermanic Plan

The Monroe city council convenes at 8 tonight in City Hall for the final session under the old aldermanic form. Mayor Apgar reflects on a troubled but ambitious era and urges citizens to back the incoming commission as they face hard municipal challenges ahead.

H. D. Apgar Apgar Ing Monroe Commission Commission Council

Police Jury Reviews Roll, Invites Appeal on Assessments

The Police Jury meets to review this year’s assessment rolls. Taxpayers unhappy with property valuations may present their reasons for lower assessments before the parish body. Sessions on Tuesday allow time to adjust any kicks before taxes are collected.

Five Thousand Dollar Club List From Monroe Hardware

A garbled OCR list shows a “Five Thousand Dollar Club” with entries including Monroe Hardware Co., L. N. Larche, Consolidated Tee Co., Monroe Grocery Co., Monroe Furniture Co., Covington, DyUOG Bamel, Hal-Win Distillery Co., and Southern Carbon Co. The legibility is poor, with scattered dollar amounts and names such as US a years and E. Slagle.

Pollar Club Monroe Hardware Co L. N. Larche Consolidated Tee Co TAN Monroe Grocery O. i Monroe Furniture Co Covington Dyuog Bamel OCOD Hal-Win Distillry Co Southern Carbon Co Cc. E. Slagle

Corn Prices Fall After Wheat Import Talk

Chicago May 5. A ten percent drop in corn prices on the Board of Trade follows Julius Barnes in Minneapolis saying his grain corporation will moderate wheat imports from Canada. The remarks push futures lower as markets react to potential supply changes.

Chicago Associated Press Board of Trade Julius Barnes Minneapolis Grain Corporation Canada

War minister Milan Fretanik dies in plane crash

Copenhagen dispatch reports General Milan Fretanik minister of war of Czecho-Slovakia killed when his airplane crashed near Wayneer Hungary. Two Italian officers also died. A war memorial in Washington is planned to honor American women for loyalty and sacrifices during the war.

Copenhagen Milan Fretanik Czecho-Solvak Wajneer Hungary Washington Monument

Mrs Daniels to Deliver Peace Institute Commencement Address

Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the Secretary of the Navy has accepted an invitation to deliver the commencement address at Peace Institute Raleigh North Carolina.

Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy Peace Institute Raleigh N.C

Italians Return to Peace Conference in Paris

Officially announced that Italian Premier Vittorio Orlando and foreign minister Baron Sonnino will return to Paris for the peace conference. They will travel by train from Rome to Paris tonight.

Paris Vittorio Orlando Baron Sonnino Rome

Bomb machine packages shipped to Mississippi officials

Two seemingly innocent brown wrapped parcels labeled glass arrived in Jackson to Governor Bilbo and Frederick Sullens editor of the Daily News and a mayor also received a similar package. Federal inspectors determined each contained an infernal machine and the letters were stamped Gunhel Gros Newswark Novelty Store. Packages were held for further inspection after irregular postage handling.

Bilbo Daily News Sullen Barr Jackson Alabama and Vicksburg Illngis Central Walter A. Scott

Tracing Makers of May Day Bombs Inquiries Progress

Washington officials say Bureau of Mines investigators have shown the gelatine dynamite used in the May Day outrages is of American manufacture. The producing firm may be identified from the chemical formula and the alleged perpetrators traced through it.

Washington Associated Press Bureau of Mines

Farmers Favor League Entry in League of Nations

A League of Nations stance released from New York reports an overwhelming majority of American farmers supporting the United States joining the League. An official announcement says 192 organizations adopted resolutions backing entry.

Farmers Favor League New York Farmers of America United States League of Nations League For Peace

German Austrian Cabinet Protests Frontier Demarcation

The German Austrian cabinet in Vienna issued a manifesto accusing President Wilson of acquiescing to the demarcation of the frontier between Italy and German Austria. It claims his support for the London treaty violated the ninth point of his fourteen points.

Associated Press Vienna Wilson London Italy Tyrol

Belgium Objects to Peace Pact Delayed Signing at Versailles

Paris May 5 Official draft of the peace treaty to be presented at Versailles Thursday to German foreign minister Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau as Belgium signs in spite of Brussels protest over financial river and territorial terms A long Orlando telegram awaits Allied chiefs review while Hungary Italy and the League of Nations move toward formal setup Red guards replace Polish troops in Petrograd per reports

Paris Associated Press Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Clemenceau Versailles Belgium Brussels Holland Scheldt Italy Versalles Orlando Hungary Organization of the League of Nations Petrograd

Fire damages naval seaplanes at Rockaway Beach

A fire at the Navy Rockaway Beach station damaged seaplanes NC 1 and NC 4 designated for the Trans Atlantic flight. The blaze started from an electric spark igniting gasoline, enveloping NC 1 and spreading to NC 4 in the same hangar. NC 4 sustained only slight damage. The War Department announced ten flying fields to be abandoned as equipment is stored.

New York Associated Press Naval Station Rockaway Beach Flying Fields Washington War Department Gerstnerg Field Louisiana Taylor Field Alabama Payne Field Mississippi

Eighty-first Division Ordered Homeward Awaiting Sail Date

General Pershing informed the War Department that the Eighty-first Division comprising North and South Carolina Florida Porto Rico National Army is ordered to prepare for return home. No sailing date has been fixed.

Washington Associated Press Pershing War II Department Today Eighty-first North South Carolina Florida Porto Rico

Budapest Turmoil Surges as Bela Kun Flees

Budapest becomes the scene of greatest panic as Soviet foreign minister Bela Kun issues statements that lead to a breakdown of order. Kun reportedly narrowly escapes violence at a Soldiers and Workers Council meeting amid widespread disorder across the city.

Budapest Berlin Associated Press Bela Kun

Japan to Return Shantung Peninsula with China Sovereignty

Paris May 5. The Japanese delegation states policy to return the Shantung peninsula with full sovereignty to China, retaining only the economic privileges granted Germany and the right to establish a settlement at Tsingtao under usual conditions.

Paris Associate Press Japan China Germany Thing Tao Faron Makino

Poincare Warns Cadets of Enemy Deceit and Allied Resolve

Paris May 4 President Poincare told the Paris Polytechnic cadets who returned from the front that the enemy will not forget the generosity of the Allies and that France must keep fighting to safeguard what was spared. He urged vigilance and pledged continued resistance against those who seek to evade danger.

Paris Havres Presiddent Poincare

Hungarians Protest Seizure of Legations

Budapest protests to Vienna over the seizure of Hungarian legations after a government sent an indignant remonstrance to the Austrian authorities. The wireless dispatch from Budapest reports the protest as the government condemns the action.

London Vienna Budapest

Thought for Today Delayed Mail Tests Edna and Steve

A brief note from Greenpoint Home News: Edna suspects if a day passes without word from Steve the mail must be delayed. The item reflects a small, everyday worry about correspondence and timing.

Edna Steve Greenpoint Home News

Demonstration Sunday in Buenos Aires Put Down by Vigilance Committees

An anarchist demonstration in Buenos Aires failed as vigilance committees blocked gatherings in plazas despite plans to suspend demonstrations. Police and civic groups kept tight control over public spaces, preventing any organized protest.

Buenos Aires Associated Press

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