Struggle for Second Line in Fierce Allied Push
Allied forces press a hard bid to seize a second German line amid heavy fighting. French and German positions endure intensified assaults as units clash for strategic gains and potential breakthrough.
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01 Oct 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
Oct 01, 1915
Page
1
Storm Raged Coast to Coast as Ships and Homes Destroyed
The report details widespread storm damage across the Gulf and riverfront areas. Sinking ships, wrecked barges, and ruined homes caused vast property loss while telegraph and rail service were paralyzed. Casualties include multiple deaths and many injured as rescue efforts spread across stricken towns.
French capture 121. deputies vote five cent pay raise
The chamber of deputies held a five minute session and approved increasing private soldiers pay from one to five cents a day. An additional $14,006,000 was allocated to fund the raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Sheriff Parker Arrears Settled In Parish Police Jury Session
A special session of the Police Jury convened to address the parish debt of Sheriff J.P. Parker Jr who failed to settle his accounts. A motion noted the sheriff owes 4149.90 and resolutions were passed directing legal action and notifying the governor. A successor may be named if settlement is not achieved within the ten day period.
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Parker
W. Phillips
Puestas
Court House
Sherif J.P Packer, Jr
Icv
Gev. LL
Hurricane Seventeen Lives Lost Across Gulf Coast
The hurricane toll on Wednesday reaches up to seventy with New Orleans listing nineteen dead and two hundred injured. Mississippi coast reports thirteen dead with many injured or missing while Frenier Louisiana notes twenty five dead and twenty injured and rail damage. Widespread property loss totals several million dollars as crews clear debris and ongoing flood risks are noted.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Freniér
Hainess Central Railroad
Lfe
Trenton
Carranza commander pledges cooperation with U S on raids
General Nafarrate, Carranza commander at Matamoros, said five Mexican American bandits were arrested on the Mexican side after being driven across the Rio Grande by American troops. He noted a possible large raiding party near Progreso crossing and said he would cooperate with U S officials if authorized.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Prisodier
A. H. Nafarrate
Carranza
Matamoros
Progresso Crossing
United States
Herlingen
EL Paso
Nafarrate
Leutenant
Gerardo Cuellar
Camargo
Obrewen
Obregon
Nafarrete
Nafarrato
Progresso
Antonio Cavazos
Tiis
Cavazos
Tropical storms sweep Ohio Valley and Virginia coast
Washington reports a tropical storm moving through the upper Ohio Valley toward the northeast with a secondary storm forming in southeastern Virginia. Both systems bring rain as storm warnings extend from Norfolk to Portland Malune.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Norfolk
Portland
Malune
Annual Southern Meeting Opened by Tuberculosis Study Group
The annual meeting of the southern section of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis opens in Columbia with representatives from all southern states, medical societies, and civic organizations in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
National Assoociation For the
Thirteen Die as Storm Lashes Coast and Bay Area
Special to News-Star reports a cyclone storm heightening damages along the coast. Thirteen people perish including nine in one family as homes and piers collapse at Long Beach. L and N bridge at Bay St. Louis destroyed. Gulfport and Biloxi suffer ship losses and heavy property damage. Wires down coast and damage estimated over one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Hiloxi
Miss
Nehermen
Myrtle Allen
Long Beach
Bay St. Lotis
Gulfport
Sarah
Heachine
Birchwood
Clara C. Scott
Bilont
New Orleans
Steamer Monroe Wrecked by Storm
A tropical hurricane driven storm wrecked the steamer Monroe tied at New Orleans. Captain Followay reports the boat split during the gale and sank in two sections, total loss. The company holds insurance for fire boiler and hull with possible salvage only the insurance rebates. Despite the disaster, service to New Orleans will continue with a large Mississippi river steamer secured for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Orleans
Easf
C. Fr. Followay
Allies Make Further Gains in the West
London reports continued Allied offensives on the western front with progress in the Artois district. French trenches north of Aisne near Soupir face violent bombardment. German infantry attacks are not noted. Eastern front progress slows with limited advances against Dvinsk. Bulgarians entrench along the Serbian frontier per Italian reports.
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Associated Press
London
Artois
Champagne
Massires
Railwie
Foormains
Argonne
Koelnische Zeitung
Aiberville
von Hindenburg
Dvingk
Vilna
Minsk
Baranovichi
Pripeto
von Mackensen
Styr
Bulgaria
Serbia
Athes
Greece
Sofia
M. Toncheff
Aisne
Soupir
Teutonic
Petrograd
von Tindenburge
Washed Over Storm Tops Gulfport Wharves and Coast
Severe weather battered the central Gulf Coast with flooding from Slidell to Mobile. Four steamers, including the Birchwood, were driven aground near Pensacola and many houses were destroyed or damaged along the coast. Three feet of water flooded parts of Slidell and streets of Gulfport, with several deaths reported and trains suspended between Pensacola and Jacksonville.
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Teast
Deve
Ane
Sinadier Citjee
Poult Coast
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Duihass
Waser
Coden
Miss
Bay Front -Hell Road
Gulfport
Pradocol
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mobile
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