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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
4
The Ai Church meets in Atlanta discuss war to peace efforts with speakers critiquing methods to end conflict. Grace Church Guild plans a bazaar at New South Drug Store on Bee Street featuring cakes candies and fancy work.
A fragmentary notice reports a visit by deaf mutes to Monroe during a honeymoon period. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but it references a murder connection involving Trouedere and Baernam of GOLTE and an implied choice of a murder suspect.
Advertises Jet suit sale at Smith Bros with a prompt to bring a group to secure a jump price. Claims potential savings for buyers who plan several days of shopping.
Lord Baisberr outlines Charles Ernest Robinson Blookmaker’s suit to recover 588125 from Robinson Bank. He accuses a blackmail gang of stealing his wife to Paris and taking 720008, with Rotin gon receiving 115000 and the rest held by gang members.
Fragmentary notes describe Renner month freight movements and loadings, mentioning materials, revenue, timing, and figures. The garbled text references Pacific pages, a person named Tom, and unspecified presect statements in a general context.
President Coolidge appoints John Antwerp MacMurray as Assistant Secretary of State amid praise for his treaties expertise and Far Eastern knowledge. Secretary Hughes backed the choice to bring a trained diplomat into the department. The piece notes the era’s diplomatic service evolution and changes under the 88th Congress opening.
The article notes promotions within the State Department led by Hughes, including Wilbur J. Carr as new Assistant Secretary of State, and describes MacMurray’s career as Chief of the Far Eastern Division. It highlights his authority on China treaties and his expected focus on Far Eastern affairs. It also mentions Secretary Weeks reducing tobacco use, eight cigars daily, while retaining his pipe smoking habit.
A brief classified ad may bring thousands of dollars of property to a buyer. Even modest listings can attract interested parties and prompt quick sales, turning small spendings into large gains.
Obituaries report Altida Walker dies after brief illness at home in Louisiana aged 64 wife of W Walker of Dewaryne. Also John M Lanberger, 51, died of cancer in concern to family in Tennessee. funeral planned at Petote Cio morgue with burial in Mont Lupte Tennessee.
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