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15 May 1915
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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
May 15, 1915
Page
1
President Wilson Demands German Concessions Over Lusitania
Washington notes US demands Germany must disavow sinkings of Lusitania and other ships, pay reparations, end submarine warfare, and abandon Tirpitz policy. The note presses for a clear German reply on peace or war and warns of grave consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Nor
Germany
Germam
Admiral von Tirpitz
German Submarine Policy Sparks War Debate in Washington
The piece discusses officials in Washington weighing Germany's possible concessions to avoid a war with the United States. It notes a conciliatory German embassy stance but highlights President Wilson's firm stand on submarine policy. Germany faces a choice to refuse, discuss, or risk war based on its next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Hut
Count von Berrstorff
Wilson
United State
Temperance Society Jubilee Celebrations Planned
In seven major cities tomorrow the fiftieth anniversary of the National Temperance Society will be celebrated with services in Chicago Los Angeles Atlanta Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Boston. Prominent churchmen and laymen will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press Association
Chicago
The
National Temperance Society
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
New Grocery Store Opens in Bezone Building
The Breard-Walker Grocer Co. Ltd. opened its new Bezone building store on DeSiard street with Herbert Breard and Percy Walker in charge. The firm offers staples and fancy groceries including Curtis Bros. canned goods and St. Charles coffee and tea. Interior features white enamel fixtures and sanitary design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breard-Walker Grocer Co., Ltd
Bezone
DeSiard Street
Herbert Breard
Percy Walker
Curtis Bros
St. Charles
WINS ON COURT RULINGS AFFIRM RAILWAY RATE ORDER
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower court decision nullifying the Railroad Commission order. The case concerns charges on switching cargo between Monroe and West Monroe by the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific Railway. Order No. 1498 nullified 807 and set a $3.00 per car rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Railroad Commission
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacishc Railway Co
Monroe
West Monroe
Supreme Court
More Ships Are Needed Dinner
A terse wartime brief calls for more ships with the plea more ships are needed to sustain supply and support defense efforts amid ongoing mobilization.
Navy League Dinner Urges Bigger Fleet For National Defense
At a New York Navy League dinner on May 15 leaders including Dr Lyman Abbott and Franklin D Roosevelt pressed for a larger navy. Abbott warned disarmament would bring international anarchy while Roosevelt stressed education of the public on national defense and naval readiness. Admiral Fletcher noted isolation had dulled U S vigilance as officers and League members toured the Atlantic fleet aboard the Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy League
Col
Robt. M. Thompson
Lyman Abbott
Germany
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Congress
Haiti
Admiral Fletcher
America
Atlantic
Wyoming
Former Louisiana State Senator Sought for Attempted Murder
Amite City May 15. Former State Senator Eugene Watson of Fluker La is being sought by Sheriff Ballard on an attempted murder charge filed by his wife Mrs Watson. She also seeks a peace bond. The alleged incident followed a Friday clash at the Watson home with Watson reportedly absent most of last week and later allegedly grabbing a shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amite City
Eugene Watson
Fluker
Ballard
Amite
Prominent Tangipahoa Politician Linked to Attack
Mrs. Watson escaped harm when a weapon pointed at her was checked by a domestic intervention. She fled to Richard Kent in Flicker for protection, was moved to Amite under C. F. Hyde’s care, and the accused, Watson, faces charges. Sheriff Ballard heads to Finker to arrest him. the man was a Tangipahoa political figure and former state legislator under Governor Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders
Mayor rearranging street car service details
Mayor H. D. Apgar plans a new street car timetable to aid residents on South Jackson street and Lee avenue. The Riverside Southside and Lee Avenue lines will be merged with through cars from Forsyth Park to city limits, using four cars and a fifteen minute interval. An additional belt line car will run to Iron Mountain depot, also on a fifteen minute schedule. East Side service will run one car from DeSiard street to the city power plant on a 22 minute timetable, replacing the current 20 minute service. Inauguration awaits sidings construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Apgar
South Jackson Street
Lee Avenue
Riverside
Southside
Forsyth Park
Iron Mountain Depot
DeSiard Street
City Power Plant
Bishop Van De Ven to Confer Confirmation at St Hyacinth
Rt Rev Bishop Van De Ven of Alexandria arrives tonight to confirm a class of thirty three tomorrow at 9 30 am. The bishop will officiate church and cemetery visitation and confer communion at 6 30 am mass. Baptismal vows and Marian consecration renewal occur at 4 pm followed by benediction and a reception for teachers and pupils. The first St Joseph Italian Society meeting follows at the hall with plans for its future. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van de Ven
Alexandria
St. Hyacinth’s Academy
St. Joseph's Italian Society
Secretary McAdoo and Williams file answer to bank suit
The May 15 report says Secretary McAdoo and Comptroller Williams filed their answers to Riggs National Bank’s injunction suit. They deny conspiracy to wreck the bank and attach affidavits. McAdoo charges the bank violated the law in several respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Williams Today
Riggs National Bank
Barnhard Dernberg Plans U S Departure Soon
Dr Barnhard Dernberg longtime unofficial spokesman for Emperor William will leave the United States voluntarily soon. His decision follows displeasure voiced by President Wilson and other officials and was conveyed as a personal choice at the German embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barnhard Dernberg
William
United States
Wilson
Dernberg
State School Is Now Ready Superintendent Moore II Stirs A Statement
A formal notice from Superintendent Moore II confirms the state school is ready and signals attention to an upcoming Institute conference. The statement emphasizes readiness, planning, and continued coordination with state education officials.
Louisiana Training Institute Opens Plans for Boys Admission
W H Moore, superintendent, outlines that the Louisiana Training Institute is not a prison. Two cottages will house forty boys each, with admission through juvenile court and at no charge. The institution will include a school, chapel, cottages, dairy, and workshops with married couples as cottage foster parents and overnight staff to supervise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moore
Louisiana Training Institute
Treining Institute
Ouachita
Fea
Germany proposes arbitration on institution construction plans
Germany may propose to arbitrate the question of construction as plans are prepared for a barn and industrial buildings. Efforts aim to secure funds at the extra session of the General Assembly to build and equip these facilities, essential to the institution's economical development and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Filtration Plant Dedication Aids St Louis Water Supply
Water works experts from across America attended the Cincinnati convention and joined St Louis officials at the dedication of a new Chain of Rocks filtration plant. The facility will deliver 160 million gallons of pure water daily. Mayor Kiel spoke along with other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press
St. Louis
America
Cincinnati
Kiel
Chain of Rocks
Revolutionary Movement in Portugal Suppresses Cities
Madrid reports a grave upheaval in Portugal with disturbances in Lisbon Oporto Ciambra and Santarem. Telegraph and telephone lines are reported down and troops appear unable to control the populace. A Reuters dispatch adds that Dr Costa a former Portuguese premier has been assassinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
London
Madrid
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Ciambra
Santarem
Reuter
Dr. Costa
Italians Form New Cabinet Under Garibaldi Veteran
Giuppi Marcora, a Garibaldi veteran, to form a new Italian cabinet to steer the country through the crisis. Rome believes he can assemble a diverse group representing opposing factions with backing from the retiring premier. Italy has renounced its alliance with Austria and Germany recently. In the east and west, armies stall while fighting persists. Russia claims the Bukovina front line shattered, though Austrian sources do not confirm. The Danish steamer Martha was sunk by a submarine. eighteen crew members were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Giuppi Marcora
Italy
Rome
Austria
Germany
Russia
Bukowina
Martha
German arbitration proposal and U S note delay
London reports Germany favors arbitration on Lusitania sinking while Washington weighs suspending submarine attacks. Officials say lives may be lost if warfare continues during talks. Ambassador Gerard in Berlin had not received the note by last night. delivery efforts are underway as Wilson remains inactive awaiting the German response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerard
Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph Today
Amsterdam
Berlin
Veissische Zeeitung
Germany
Washington
Wilson
Titanic Owners Sue to Determine Liability
In New York on May 15, the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co. seeks a court ruling on whether its liability for the Titanic disaster is limited to 92 000, the value of lifeboats and wreck recovered property. The hearing is set for Monday as suits for millions of dollars seek damages for loss of life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States District Court
Oceanic Steam Navigation Co
Indians Surround Americans Near Esperanza Sono ra
Fifty American men are surrounded by Yaqui Indians near Esperanza Sonora, according to advices received by ranch owner Charles O'Brien. A Villa force is said to be en route to aid the Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Esperanza Sonora
Charles O'Brien
Strike Proclaimed in Milan Amid Citywide Occupation
A strike was proclaimed in Milan on May 15 as protest against political events. Troops occupy strategic points across the city and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Milan
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