The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-03-27
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The conviction of Caminetti and
Diggs under the Mann white slave act
was affirmed by the U. s. circuit court
of appeals.
Washington announced that no in.
formation would be given out by the
United States that might aid the Allies
in catching the German cruiser PrinZ
Eitel Friedrich If she decides to leave
Newport News.
A Texas land owner told the Federal
Commission on Industrial Relations
sitting in Dallas, that child's useful
ness on the farm started at eight years.
The Good Government League won
sweeping victory over the Regulars"
in the Gretna primary election.
The Allied fleets again attacked the
Turkish forts.
In an attempted incursion of Bulga-
rians three were killed by the Greek
defenders, declared an Athens dispatch.
Petrograd reported the capture Of
another East Prussian town and the
driving of the Germans back over their
frontier.
Germany seized the oil cargo of
Danish steamer.
More than million pigs have been
"quartered on the angry Belgians," &C.
cording to dispatches from Brussels.
More than twenty millions of dollars
have been spent for the Belgians, &C
cording to a statement issued in New
York.
Mount Lassen, the California vol
cano, burst into eruption.
Shippers of cotton seed products pro-
tested against having their trade spoil
ed by the British contraband order.
Eighty per cent of the legislation
done by the last Congress may be lost
owing to the mistake made by Presi-
dent Nilsson in approving" the bills as
of March 4, instead of March 8.
Announcement was made that the
British steamer City Of Colombo, would
sail from New Orleans for Italy with
$4,000 bushels of grain, the largest
cargo/ever sent from a Gulf port.
Archbishop Blenk asked all priests
of his diocese to observe Sunday, the
papal decree calling for worldwide
prayers for peace.
Zeppelins dropped bombs on Paris,
injuring seven or eight persons and
doing minor damage.
Turkish officials led an attack on an
American mission at Urumiah, beating
the missionary before the Russian
troops could intervene.
Germans seized another Dutch ship,
loaded with meat, bound to London.
The British steamer Cairntorr was
sunk off Beachy Head by a German
submarine.
A Boston doctor declared that he had
discovered an antitoxin for the cure
of cancer.
Fruit and truck growers of Plaque
mines and st. Bernard parishes decid-
ed to organize cooperative market
ing association.
Negroes began the observance of
health campaign which is
to continue throughout this week.
The "Flying Squadron" closed It's
prohibition campaign in New Orleans.
German consuls tell countrymen to
leave Italy for home as soon as possible.
Przemysl, the Austrian fortress in
Galicia, which has been holding out for
six months, finally surrendered to the
Russians.
Petrograd reported the capture of
$500 soldiers, fifty Offices and twenty
machine guns from the Germans.
The Hague formally demanded an
for the seizure of two
Dutch steamers by German raiders.
Speaker Champ Clark took an active
part Monday night in fighting the fire
which destroyed Lynne Castle, famous
old hostelry of Pass Christian, at which
he and his family were guests.
The Supreme Court decided, in the
Caddo parish case, reading of the New
Testament in the public schools would
be discrimination against the Jews,
and in favor of Christians.
Gov. Hall stated it was his present
purpose to assemble the legislature in
special session early in May.
Shelby Sanders, member of the Board
Of Control of the State Penitentiary,
and Capt. Trotman, of Hope penal farm,
were charged before the Probe Com