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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
2
Germany signals opening move toward revising the Versailles Treaty at the disarmament conference in Geneva. Count von Bernstorff urges focus on article 19 of the league covenant, sparking debate among delegates and suggesting a planned study of arbitration and security treaties.
A discussion outlines workable approaches to align diverse agreements with the league covenant. It analyzes coordination strategies, emphasizes consistency with existing rules, and proposes practical steps for uniform application across members.
F B Pratt secretary of the Will H Dilg league Bastron reports Bastrop chapter has 64 members. He notes tentative plans to establish two game reserves in Morehouse parish one along the Ouachita river in the northwestern section and fully fenced the other spanning about twenty five square miles on the parish’s western area.
W L Burrows Bastrop is president of the Bastrop chapter. The text notes square miles covering the communities of Mer Rouge Oak Grove Fonita and Jones in the eastern section of the parish.
Chevilly Larue in Seine, ten miles from Notre Dame, is a quiet French village with no streetcars or trains. Readers see Villejuif’s gay cafes left behind as a small market, convent walls, and a few residents in farmhouses. no public transit, no omnibus, and a sense of isolation.
Victor K. Houston, the new congressional delegate from Hawaii, will push a measure to legalize boxing during the next session. A similar bill previously failed in the House Judiciary Committee.
The nuns and the farmers use their carriages rarely. They have goods brought to the market on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. A quarter hour’s walk reaches the next town. In Chevilly residents favor their lost village. Wives often add codicils to wills. Ostrich eggs hatch in the sun.
Elijah Dawkins a Black man arrested by Sergeant Pettit on November 25 for stealing 67 chickens valued at 67.50 from Bessie Harris a Black woman of 504 North Twelfth street. The larceny charge is a state offense.
In London a new social trend called paid-up parties arose as residents celebrate clearing debts on furniture and a piano. One invite promised a friendly gathering with music and dancing to mark the last installment paid.
The text notes rising popularity of buying furniture and motor cars on installment plans and anticipates more paid with-thanks events this season. It also mentions new daily airliners operating exclusively for second-class passengers between London and Paris.
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