Poland Germany sign economic treaty at League session
Geneva reports Poland and Germany signed an economic treaty resolving the Upper Silesian question in the presence of the League of Nations council. Soviet delegates said Russia seeks full League membership if Genoa succeeds. a Hague conference date of June 15 was proposed tied to US participation.
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Lloyd George
Monroe Gas Field Could Build City Industrial Center
Monroe Louisiana aims to develop a large gas market to support a 200000 population city. Chamber of Commerce president 8 H Collins invites gas landowners and gas owners to a public meeting to unite large gas interests, fund advertising, and attract pipelines.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce
Collins
International Trade Union Congress to Convene in June
The International League of Christian Trade Unions will hold its second congress in Innsbruck Austria in late June representing about 3 000 000 European workers.
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International League of Christian Trade Unions
Inesbruck
Austria
Rate reductions on Arkansas Louisiana freight announced
The Missouri Pacific railway will implement a broad rate cut on all freight classes between Louisiana and Arkansas points. The Memphis class scale replaces the Natchez scale, with decreases for first class goods from 1.85 to 1.57 dollars per 100 pounds on several intercity routes and various reductions across second and third classes, including building materials and canned vegetables.
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Louisiana
Arkansas
Monroe
Missouri Pacific Railway
Louisiana-Arkansas
Memphis
Little Rock
Alexandria
Rayville
Bastrop
Judge Hopes for Wininger Case Decision Next Month
Testimony in the Rosa B. Wininger versus J. N. Wininger Sr case was taken Saturday. Attorneys signaled plans to reserve arguments until notes are transcribed and ready for submission. Since criminal court is in session, no decision is expected for at least two weeks and likely not until the sixth district court next month.
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Rosa B. Wininger
J. N. Wininger, Sr
Odom
Sixth District Court
Inventory of stock at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secretary Mellenbeck has referred a special committee report on the bureau stock to Director Hill and Paper Colline for joint consideration of disclosed differences, as announced by the Treasury.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mellenbeck
Hill
Bureau
Broussard Case On Trial As Woman Recalls Assault
A Monroe court hears J M Broussard charged with attempted assault on Mary Davis after Thanksgiving. Davis testifies of a river bank walk to a houseboat where she says he forced entry and attacked her before she escaped.
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District Court
J. M. Broussard
Mary Davis
Murray Hudson
F E. T. Lamkin
Dave Kaplan
Charles P. Hartley
J. H. Cordell
J. R. Thomas
E.C. McGee
Garrett
Odom
Miss Davis
Brousard
Monroe
Miss Davin
New Home Play Week Starts Monday in Monroe Parish
Monroe Community Service collaborates with Monroe and parish schools to launch Home Play Week beginning Monday May 22. Slogan Join the Kiddies in Play. Leaders train for five age groups with Miss Elizabeth Hammock and the Rainbolts guiding younger children and Mr Shaughnessy for teens.
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Elizabeth Hammock
Rainbolt
Shaughnessy
Monroe Community Service
Walnut Building Corp to House Meroe Auto Supply
The Walnut Building Corporation, formed after paying 42 250 for the S C Blackmon property on Walnut and Washington, aims to turn the Blackmon site into the Meroe Auto Supply Company. President P M Atkina leads with W L Ethridge and Travis Oliver as vice president and secretary treasurer. plans call for a top class auto repair shop with separate departments and comfort for patrons.
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S. C. Blackmon
Walnut
Washington Streets
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Blackmon
Meroe Auto Supply Company
P. M. Atkina
W. L. Ethridge
Travis Oliver
Secretary of State
South
Dodge Brothers
Battle Principal Likely to Recover
Information from Shreveport indicates Edward Chadwick, wounded severely in a knife fight with John Hirsch at Eros, is expected to recover. Chadwick was a shipping clerk for Tremont Lumber Company at Eros, while Hirsch, the yardman, died en route to St. Francis sanitarium in Monroe for treatment.
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Edward Chadwick
Shreveport
John Hirsch
Eros
Chadwick
Tremont Lumber Company
Hirsch
Lumber Company
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe
Body of Mr. Hurst Taken to Arkansas
The body of John A. Hurst age 58 of Monroe died here recently. He was taken to Waldo Arkansas for burial with funeral services conducted by Rev M K Irwin of Monticello. The Masonic order led graveside rites. He is survived by his wife and one son and one daughter, all of Monroe. He formerly lived at Waldo.
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John A. Hurst
Monroe
Waldo
Ark
M. K. Irwin
Monticello
Masonic Order
Mr. Hurst
Efficiency Commission to Probe State Costs for Savings
Baton Rouge reports Gov Parker backs a broad powerful efficiency commission to scrutinize all state departments and both legislative branches for payrolls and spending with aim to cut expenses and make practical recommendations. Two lawmakers, J Schell and T F DePaoli, will lead the effort likely under Schell’s name.
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J. Franklin Sehell
St.Lardry
T. F. DePaoli
Twelfth Ward
New Orleans
Mr. Schell
House
Senate
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