Death of Edward Neuwirth in Ouachita Parish crash
Edward Neuwirth a leading planter of Ouachita Parish was killed in a Sunday afternoon auto crash on Bayou De rd road near the loop. A Studebaker driven by Mike Zalincki rammed Neuwirth’s five passenger Dodge causing it to overturn and pin him under the steering wheel. Johnnie Overton and others in the Studebaker reported the accident. a coroner’s jury ruled accidental death. Neuwirth, 62, born in Germany, left a widow Miss Schneider of Paytrop and five daughters. The funeral was set for the following morning at his Bayou De road residence.
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Austrian Pact Favours Italy In Peace Treaty
Paris May 12 The Austrian peace treaty nears completion with an official summary prepared. The frontier mirrors the secret London treaty, granting Italy key heights and defensive passages. The deal is said to aid small farmers and philanthropy in ways unseen by the public.
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American killed by gangsters in Nice incident
Two American military policemen were attacked by a gang in Nice on Sunday night. One officer, Herbert Larson, died from five revolver shots fired at point blank range. the assailants were not yet arrested.
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Navy hydroplanes to carry six men on trans Atlantic flight
Terpassey May 12. The American Navy hydroplanes will depart for a non stop cruise to the Azores with crews of six men instead of five if possible. Commander Townnis said extra propellers are aboard and precautionary measures are in place to ensure completion of the projected flight.
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Ebert Calls Peace Treaty Monstrous Document
Berlin May 11 President Ebert denounces the peace treaty as monstrous and declares history has no precedent for a plan to annihilate a vanquished people.
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Long Overland Flight Planned From Love Field
Weather permitting seven airplanes will depart Love Field Dallas on Tuesday for a Boston bound army recruiting flight. The group plans to spend Tuesday night in Indianapolis and reach Boston on Thursday.
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Sensational advance in prices for corn
Chicago May 12 The sensational new skyward flights by prices in the corn market came from meager supplies and wet weather prospects and planting delays. Spot delivery and May contracts rose to about 1.47 as midday gains reached eight cents.
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Korea seeks independence and recognition from Peace Conference
A petition by Korean people and nation asking liberation from Japan was submitted to the Peace Conference by Korean representatives. The request seeks recognition of Korea as an independent state and nullification of the 1910 treaty.
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Carter Glass Responds to Industrial Board Price Forcing
Washington on May 12 George Peek chairman of the dissolved Industrial Board accused Secretary Glass of contradicting his message urging the boards creation. Glass replied that the board attempted to fix minimum prices for the public and did what it had been warned not to do, a stance repudiated by principles of economy public.
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May Attack on Petrograd Reported by Helsingfors Dispatch
Stockholm reports Entente forces prepare for operation with Helsingfors as base to attack Petrograd. Dispatch estimates fifty thousand troops taking part and says French cruisers lie in the Gulf of Finland off Helsingfors. Berlin notes Spartacans and Independent Socialists active in central Germany with officials threatened in Fisenbach. troops pledged to restore order.
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Germans Protest Against Peace Terms Across Nation
Berlin reports a nation wide surge of anger over the peace treaty with shops districts and clubs joining in denunciations. Protesters condemn the terms as unbearable and slavelike while unity grows among German parties in opposition to signing the agreement.
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Breazeale Denies City Backing in Governor Fight
New Orleans on May 12. Phanor Breazeale of Natchitoches rejects all city organization support and says he will not accept Behrman or his machine. Mayor Behrman replies that the city Democratic group will not dictate state politics and freely respects country voters. Donelson Caffery launches the Victory League to break political machines, stressing reforms rather than backing any candidate.
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Allied armies to march through Paris on June 6
Paris May 12 The Allied armies are expected to march through Paris on June 6 if the peace treaty is not signed beforehand. The event is under present understanding and hinges on treaty status.
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Monroe Fire Department earns high praise from retirees
Five firemen from Monroe’s three stations visited the News-Star to express unanimous gratitude for the administration's four year policy. They cited a paid department rivaling similar cities, a strengthened corps of assistants, and improved comfort and compensation as key achievements.
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Fragmented Claim on Married Women Longevity
A garbled excerpt suggests a claim that married women live longer, with reference to widespread beliefs and old sayings. The text appears incomplete, mixing phrases about age and life expectancy without clear data or sources.
Italian Foreign Minister Sonnino Holds Conference
Paris May 12 Baron Sonnino Italian foreign minister met with Colonel House to discuss the Italian situation and seek a basis for adjustment before the Austrian arrival.
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Paris
Associated Press
Four Power Council to respond to German notes on labor and POWs
The Council of Four met this morning to consider replies to the latest German notes. Topics include labor questions and prisoners of war and potential responses.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Italians Press to Settle Adriatic Question Before Austrian Delegates
Rome reports widespread public discontent over Paris news that Italy may not obtain its demands on Fiume. The peace talks face delays amid Allied power tensions and disputes over Anglo Franco American alliance exclusions. Austrian delegates expected. Hungarian mission also near.
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President Proclaims Boy Scout Week Observance
President Wilson issued a proclamation designating June 8 to June 14 as Boy Scout Week to boost the work of the Boy Scouts of America. A nationwide drive will enlist 1,009,000 associate members to serve as scoutmasters and leaders across 12 districts centered in major cities.
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Dutch Extradition Demand for Kaiser Reaches Hollind
Paris May 11 The Temps publishes a note from the Dutch legation at Paris stating that the demand for the extradition of the former German emperor has reached Hollind.
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Wilson to Visit Brussels Aims to Cement Allied Good Will
President Wilson will visit Brussels around May 20, per the Independent Belge. The report states the trip will dispel misunderstandings and establish goodwill toward Belgium among the Allies.
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Austrian Peace Delegation Leaves Vienna for Paris
Vienna May 12. The Austrian peace delegation will depart Vienna today and is scheduled to arrive in Paris on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
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Empress Learns Ex-Kaiser Trial News Sparks Turmoil
Report says the Empress was informed of the trial news from German officials via a special messenger. The ex-emperor in the castle showed emotion but kept silent awaiting a full report. Rumors of self harm were denied as guards strengthen the fortress perimeter and moat defenses.
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Women of Texas Organize Ahead of May 24 Vote
Women in Texas mobilize for the May 24 election when voters will decide on a state constitutional amendment granting woman suffrage. The movement gathers support and coordinates activities statewide.
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