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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

Page

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Allies Grumble Defense of Germans Near Cambrai

Associated Press reports German defenses between Cambrai and St Quent in are crumbling under Marshal Foch. Allied forces push from Scarpe to Oise as German withdrawal appears near. Haig's troops secure heights near Cambrai while Germans strip long range guns around Ostend.

Associated Press Germany Cambrai St. Quentin Marshal Foch France Belgium Hindenburg Scarpe Oise Flanders Rheims Field Marshal Haig Scheldt Canal Ostend

Liberty Loan Harvest Special Aims to Boost Railway Employee Subscriptions

The Liberty Loan harvest day on the V S and P Railway runs October 3 and 4 from Delta Point to Shreveport. Supt J C Stamm chairs a committee of road officials and lodge representatives to solicit subscriptions from all railway employees, with separate committees handling shop staff and Shreveport workers. The mission progresses from Delta Point to Monroe to Shreveport, urging prompt, generous contributions while aligning with national drive leadership under William G McAdoo.

Liberty Loan Delta Point Shreveport Walker J. C. Stamm Liberty Loan Committee J. © Stamm C. A Ferguson Th. i Rhodes A. @. Kantmann J. L. Brewer Wm. A. Melees J. W. Davie Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers J. S. Bridger Order of Railway Conductors FA. Wright Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen J. W. Hale Brotherhood of Locomtive Firemen Monroe United States William G. McAdoo

Monroe City Prepares Quick Fourth Liberty Loan Drive

At sunrise Thursday Monroe launches a bold bond drive with forty solicitors ready. Chairman Atkins urges swift over-subscription to fund government needs, pledging fast results and urging all citizens to contribute.

Monroe Liberty Loan Print M. Atkins Chamber of Commerce P. Ay. Atkins J W. Hoopes France Chairmantkins Secretary Cross Aberent T. Ek. Flournoy Ovsehita National Bank

Allies Break Through At St Quentin In World War I Report

The Associated Press notes St Quentin open to French entry as Allied forces push north in France. German lines falter across Belgium to Verdun with Turks proposing peace feelers as Allies gain ground from Cambrai to St Quentin amid Hindenburg line demolition.

Associated Press St. Quentin Marshal Foch France Pulearia Belgium Verdun Flanders Dixmude Armentieres North Sea

Paris reports Allied victories as St Quentin falls

The city of St Quen tin falls signaling a major Allied triumph. Belgians push toward Reuters and Menin while Germans prepare to evacuate Lille. British forces at Cambrai fight fiercely. General Berthelot drives toward the Rheims Aisne gap, Gouraud reaches Challerange, and the German defensive line on the Aisne appears untenable.

Paris St.Quentin Reuters Menin Lille Cambrai Berthelot Rheims Aisne Gouraud Challerange Civand Pre St. Quentin's Oils Valles

Germans Withdraw Heavy Guns From Belgian Coast

Paris reports Germans moving their heavy artillery away from the Belgian coast. Belgian forces with British and French troops renewed strong attacks on the Flanders front today, signaling continued Allied pressure in the region.

Paris Flanders Front

Serbian Evacuation by Bulgarian Troops Confirmed

London reports Serbia is being evacuated by Bulgarian troops retreating to Bulgarian territory, according to a Serbian official statement issued Tuesday night.

Serbia London

Wide gaps torn in German lines near St Quentin

London reports Haig’s forces shattered the German line between St Quentin and Lecatelet on the Ponsommes Beaurevois front. Be a u vois is about two and a half miles from Lecatelet and Ponsommes nearly five miles northeast of St Quentin. Seghart four and a half miles southeast of Bellicourt has fallen, along with Preselles to the north. South of Cambrai British and Scottish troops with New Zealanders occupy Crevecoeur and Burnilloy.

Cambrai St. Quentin Hindenburg Line London Lecatelet Field Marshal Haig Ponsommes-Beaurevois Beaurevois Ponsomemes St. Quetin Seghart Bellicourt Preselles Crevecoeur Burnilloy

Turks Ready to Surrender Damascus

The Turkish commander at Damascus has asked for surrender terms to General Allenby’s forces. The Manchester Guardian reports British troops are expected to enter the city today.

Damascus London Allenby Manchester Guardian

German retreat advances near Cambrai and St Quentins

London reports a break in the German defense between Cambrai and St. Quentin. British forces threaten retreat routes in the Oise valley and the St Gobain massifs as the French push ten miles along a ten mile front to a depth of three to four miles. German retirement on a large scale seems probable.

London Cambrai St. Quentin Oise St. Gobain Aisne Vesles

Cholera Cases Reported in Vienna Amid Outbreak

Vienna shows several Asiatic cholera cases with fatalities, according to official Austrian capital reports received via Madrid. The AP confirms deaths from the disease as authorities monitor the outbreak.

Madrid Associated Press Vienna

French Advance From St Quentin Toward Paris

French forces have moved beyond St Quentin northeast east and southeast of the town. They now hold a line along the Somme from Tronquoy to Rouvroy and then along the St Quentin La Pere road to the Oise river at Vendunil, per the Havas agency.

St. Quentin Paris Havas Somme Tronquoy Rouvroy St. Quentin-La- Pere Oise Vendunil

British occupy Damascus in major Middle East advance

Damascus fell to General Allenby’s forces Tuesday morning amid a British war office announcement. The occupation marks a pivotal moment in the campaign as Allied troops push through the region.

Damascus London Allenby British War Office

Honor Flag and Ship Naming Push for Monroe County

The Liberty Loan drive pledges honor flags for counties meeting quotas and includes ten ships named after top-subscription towns. Tanks will also bear county names, based on scholastic census and subscription rates, with Monroe aiming to feature its name prominently on a ship and tank. a national effort to boost war support. Also announced are maximum shoe prices set by the War Industries Board, with classes A to C and price ranges from 3 to 12 dollars. retailers must pledge compliance and stock must be sold by mid October.

United States Shipping Board Monroe T Monroe France Ouachita Berlin Potsdam Washington War Industries Board

Shipping board outlines plan for 154 ships program

Washington Oct 2 The Shipping board announces an additional program to build 154 vessels each over 1 5 million tons, per Board chairman Hurley. The plan expands the postwar shipbuilding effort as the government accelerates construction.

Washington The Shipping Board Hurley

Fourth Liberty Loan Subscriptions Over Five Thousand

A list of donors subscribing five thousand dollars or more to the Fourth Liberty Loan. Names include Monroe Hardware Co five thousand etc along with sums for Larche Dry Goods Co Ouachita Coca Cola Co Consolidated Lee Co and others. Citizens urged to join via Liberty Loan Committee Chamber of Commerce or any bank.

Liberty Loan Committee Chamber of Commerce Monroe Tardware Co Larche Dry Goods Co E. Stagie Ouachita Coca-Cola Co J. A. Piedenharn Consolidated Lee Co EK. Fudiekar W. R. Mitchell Monroe Grocer Co Hudson, Potts, Bernstein & Scholars J. §. Bloch Southern Hardware Co H. P. Marks People’s Homestead and Savings Association the Palace Store Louis-Werner Saw Mill

Cotton Crop Projection Revised To 11 818 000 Bales

Washington reports the 1930 cotton crop is now seen at 11 818 000 bales based on the September 25 condition, about 54 percent of normal. The estimate updates prior figures and reflects current crop health.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Cotton ginned to Sept 25 totals 15 719 915 bales

Washington October 2 Census Bureau reports a total of 15 719 915 bales of cotton ginned prior to September 25, counting round bales as half bales. The figure reflects this season’s ginning progress as announced by the bureau.

Washingon Burreau

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