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28 Nov 1918
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
1
Huns Must Pay Bill: Germany Held Responsible for War
Paris dispatch reports Prof. Karlheimy of Paris law school arguing William Hohenzollern can be extradited. He contends war crimes by the former emperor are crimes under international law and not excused by political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William Hohenzollern
Karlheimy
Paris Law School
America Thanksgiving Observances in Monroe
Citizens in Monroe observe President Wilson's holiday call with church services and official closings. The Union Thanksgiving Service at First Methodist culminates in prayers for victory, peace, and aid to the destitute, with emphasis on democracy, protection of shores, and blessings on the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Monroe
First Methodist Church
C. S. Newman
America
God
Germany Must Pay Says London Newspaper
The Westminister Gazette argues Germany as a whole should bear the consequences of war. It notes the legal entity of Germany may already be altered and may dissolve like Austria amid ongoing negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Navy
Westmnister Gazette
Austria
Advisers From Trade Body at World Peace Conference
Wallington November 28 The Federal Trade Commission will likely be represented among the advisers of American delegates to the peace conference. Information from the commission will be useful in discussions on foreign trade and freedom of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Fedral Trade Commission
Commission
Texas court ends bid to rehear state wide prohibition
Ausin Texas November 27 The attorney general s motion for a rehearing in the state wide prohibition test case was overruled by the court of criminal appeals today With the issuance of the court mandate Friday no further steps will be taken and the prohibition act will be declared unconstitutional Judge Prendergast dissents Judge Morrow s opinion says military necessity does not authorize a law unless public danger is immediate imminent and pending It finds statutory prohibition unnecessary to protect soldiers from liquor evils due to existing regulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausin
Texas
Atorney
Court of Criminal Appeals
Prendergast
W. C. Morrow
Daniels Urges Punishment for German Rulers
Secretary Daniels at a Buffalo Thanksgiving service says the peace conference should be guided by principle and justice, tempered with mercy, and that Germany must be dealt with for the sins of its rulers and their followers, with punishments to protect the world from further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Ald
Daniels
May retain all women employees of railroads
Washington officials say about 700000 women railroad workers added during the war chiefly as clerks and stenographers will likely be retained permanently on the payroll. The statement comes from Railroad Administration headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railroad Administration
Thanksgiving Day Observances and Italian Parliament Turmoil
Washington observed Thanksgiving with gratitude after victory and nineteen months of war as President Wilson noted the special cause to rejoice. In Rome, the lower house of the Italian parliament charged several senators and deputies with pacifist and anarchistic links to Caporetto, prompting calls for a special investigation and potential expulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Wilson
White House
Rome
Caporetto
Giolitti
Orlando
Soldiers return home risk disease says health officials
Washington reports Surgeon General Blue and Treasury official J H Ioyle warn of danger from returning troops. Quarantine officers directed to carefully examine all units likely to bring in disease as part of public health safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Blue
Public Health Service
J. H. “Foyle
the Treasury
Peru seeks to avertChile dispute tensions in Callao
Lima reports the government aims to prevent any untoward incident amid the Peru Chile dispute. The situation remains calm except for Callao where port workers refuse to handle cargo for a Chilean steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Callao
Austrian recovery hinges on Allied aid says ex-minister
Vienna dispatch reports Dr. Joseph Redlich, former finance minister, warns the Austrian republic can rise from its present position only if the Allies extend immediate help. He urges timely support to restore economic stability and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Associated Press
Austrian Republic
Joseph Redlich
British losses reach almost one million men in war record
London reports during the war Great Britain actually lost nearly one million men through death from all causes. The official figure 658,704 did not count those missing who died or those who died from sickness at the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Austrians Angry Over Pay Charles Receives
Geneva reports widespread public anger in Austria over former Emperor Charles continuing to draw 560000 crown yearly as commander head of the army and receiving back pay of 2500000 crown after surrendering command on November 2 according to Vienna papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Austria
Vienna
Charles
Arbeiter Zeitung
Last Call for Overseas Christmas Parcels by Red Cross
Red Cross urges Monroe and Ouachita parish residents to apply for Christmas parcel labels for overseas American Expeditionary Forces. Only the nearest relatives may request, with this Friday and Saturday as final days. Red Cross provides labels and handles inspection packing and mailing to ensure on time delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
Dabel
Monroe
Ouechita Parish
Red Crees
Post Office Department
Texas Teachers Convene in Dallas for War to Peace Education Meeting
Dallas hosts the annual state teachers convention beginning today and running for three days. Noted educators from Texas and other states will address the gathering as it discusses changes in education prompted by wartime needs and the return to peacetime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Stat* Association
German Austrian council seeks wartime responsibility inquiry
The German Austrian national council cooperates with Hungarian and Czecho governments to publish pre war documents and investigate responsibility for and conduct of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Py Associated Press
National Council
Louisiana Conference Opens 720th Session in New Orleans
The seventy third session of the Louisiana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in First Methodist Church New Orleans with Bishop J C Kilgo presiding. Committees on finance missions education church extension Sunday school Epworth League orphanage Bible Society and temperance were elected with named chairmen. A motion rescinds an order barring presiding elders from boards. Presiding elders H W May H W Bowman A E Lutz W W Holmes J M Henry and C B Carter were announced for their respective districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Soroth
First Methodist Church
J. C. Kilgo
Board of Finance
J. D. Harper
Board of Missions
R. H. Wynn
Board of Education
J. M. Henry
K. W. Dodson
A. E. Early
Epworth League
Lafayette
A. E. Lutz
Moonroe
W. W. Holmes
Ruston
C. B. Carter
Alexandria
British Labour Party Manifesto Demands Immediate Allied Withdrawal
London Nov 28 The British Labour Party manifesto warns the coalition government against opposing new European democracies and calls for immediate withdrawal of Allied forces from Russia. It advocates free trade nationalization of land mines railways shipping armament electric power taxes on capital and complete abolition of conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caror Party
London
British Labor Party
Russia
General Wille Seeks Relief From Swiss Command
Berne November 28 General Wille commander of the Swiss army has asked the Federal Council to relieve him of duties since the armistice has been signed he says his services can be dispensed with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Wille
Federal Council
Peace Conference May Last Three Months
Paris revealed preliminary plans for the peace conference with committees to study its issues and report to the delegates. The gathering is seen lasting about three months and a treaty signing is not expected before April 1919. Premier Lloyd George will reach Paris as President Wilson arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lloyd George
Wilson
Wife fears foul play as husband missing since Saturday
Mrs. W. E. Blackwell of Clarks writes Coroner Dr. C. P. Gray after receiving news of a found body in Monroe. She describes her husband W. E. Blackwell as wearing a blue serge suit a blue work shirt a black Stetson hat a gray sweater a tan raincoat and black shoes. She asks for confirmation if the body is her husband and where he is buried requesting any information on his claim status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Blackwell
Clarks
Efery
Louis Dowdey
News-Star
C. P. Gray
Monroe
Arkansas
Ydo
Sata
Killer Fle
Health improves for soldiers at training camps
General improvement in the health of soldiers in home army training camps and cantonments is reported by the surgeon general for the week ending November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cantonmenta
Weather Outlook Forecast Frost Tonight Gulf States
Reports indicate heavy frost likely tonight in the Gulf states with colder conditions inland and along the coast on Friday night. Temperatures are expected to drop across interior districts and coastal regions, affecting early morning conditions statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulf States
Coast States
May Do Police Work: Naval Reshuffle After German Power
Washington officials say with German sea power fading the main fleet need not stay massed in the Atlantic. Secretary Daniels hints at a reorganized Navy with about half in a new Pacific fleet and possible European squadron revival as United States grows global duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Daniels
Sims
Knight
Gleaves
Wilson
Department
United States
Europe
Azcores
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Tichenzollern
Taver
Palestine
Allenby
Louisiana
Mackwell
Gray
Clarks, la
C. FP. Gray
Monroe, la
Wps
W. BE. Blackwell
P. S&s
Pacific Fleet
Matt and
Jeff
Lyceum
Norma Talmadge
Annie
Rex Beach
Bill Hyde
Bill Rogers
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