The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-02-01
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IN THE DAILY NEWS

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japah asked the peace conference
for all German rights In China and al
hef islands north of the equator
cotton future contracts went up 81
bale oil news that the Shipping Boar,
had reduced ocean rates from SIS q
Il bale to 81 81, per hundred pounds
bistiiers held an executive session
In New York TO devise methods 81
securing six months extension OF
~hskes saies
An administration bill carrying M
appropriation of 1889 000oo0 wat
prepared 10 enable government Ia
guarantee s. 20 bushel for wheat
A representative of the Armenian
National Union told the state Depart
mcnt $4,000 900 is needed for the i'm
mediate relief OF armenians
The export control committee an,
nounced tina; the extended Use OF
South Atlantic aud Gulf ports had
hneh gratifying success
The peace conference begaa cousid.
Grafton Of former German colonies In
the Pacific and the East
Many flowers were gent TO the for
ner Gernaa Emperor on the occasion
VI his birthday
With the dispersal OF the British
Grand Fleet. Naval Critic IIurd advo.
Gated the eheation OF an Imperial ma
val flee,
Allied troops we're forced To esacu.
ate shenskursk 10 avoid long selge
aud left supplies 10 iiofsheyiki
American Gusar refiners were assur.
ed Of larger export business with
Great britain than before the war
The Senate committee added sS0,e00
to The House rivers and harbors for
the New orleans.M Morgan CITY link Of
The coastal canal.
The proposed neg German constitsi.
ton would give the government full
eonlrol of most OF the actiyi'le les or
Which the people depend
Iapans foreign minister promised
his country's cooperation for perma
neni world peace and defined the gov
ernments attitude OH Russia and china |
The f,oIsheyik. were declared tn
have been for long time preparing 20
foment revolutions throughout Asia
presiten, Carrauxa ordered the re-
organized Mexican army To tnaugurate 1
q new campaign agains, rebels and /
bandits
Shreveport's automobile show was . .
success from every viewpoint
The libel suit OF Marshall Ballard.
managerins editor of The item, for
slo00n0 damages against The Daily
States and J Walker Ross, It's man.
Hsing editor is on trial before Federal
Judge Foster aud jury
seamen from the Alglers Naval sta
ton will help man Americas allotment
of German ahips
John Marshall. private secretary to
Gov Pleasant. died after months
illness of influenza and pneumonia.
Former king Manuel of Portugal
was reported on d steamship of Lishon
and ready 10 land II called
The supreme peace council decided
to hear all organized Russian groups
al Princes Island. February Is. insl.
ting delegates to- meet council repres
on that date
Americans end Russians inflicted
heavy losses on the Bolsheyiki In
recent attack NJ t'st padenga.
After the Louisiana Railroad Gem.
had obtained an injunction
against putting no., telephone rates
IN effect the ease Nes taken to tie
Supreme Court
Secretary Baker ordered the release
NJ lis conscientious objeetors" held
prisoners IN Fort I.eavenwprih.
Private kdsari J Doze, L. =. NJ. !
rines, paid 3 high tribute to the hero.
ism of Salvation Army rIrls under
fire In the ~ MIhiel salient.
The 3olshevlki forces were reported
rsacuating petragtad and removing all
stories
The lower house Ut the New York
legislature ratified the federal pro
addition amendment. which vas made
/ party measure by Republicans.
The president of the bethlehem Steel
corporation predicted a period OF I'M,
usual business prosperity together
with an era of construction.
The ohe Senate asked The govern. y
nent TO land returning American
roops az Some part other than New =
York, because ". II. Hearst IL on the
reception committee there
Thirty atatpa have satffiad ,ts ppa I