Social Season Plans Brighten Local Life This Fall
The Social Realm notes hostesses preparing a busy season after the hotel Virginia and new Country Club openings. A schedule of parties includes Halloween events, bridge and tea gatherings, and clubs hosting Miss Gosling Horst Kalmbach guests.
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Virginia
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Kendrick James
Jenon Proffitt
Woe
Bridge
Kate Gosling
Horst
Kalmbach
Twentieth Century Book Club
Sidney Stroud
Butler Holmes announces Pearl Butler wedding to Rev R L Holmes
Mr and Mrs J D Butler announce the marriage of their daughter Pearl Butler to Rev R L Holmes of New Orleans. The ceremony occurred at 700 South Grand Street Tuesday afternoon October 13 with Rev L T Hastings officiating in the presence of close relatives and friends. Pearl is a Bienville high school teacher who will continue teaching until holidays then depart for New Orleans.
Morocco War Costs Hit France Deeply
Paris reports to the finance committee that France has suffered over 17,000 military deaths and spent more than three billion francs in Morocco and Syria since taking the Moroccan protectorate and the Syria mandate. Premier Painleve unveiled the figure yesterday to the deputies.
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Paris
A. P
France
Morocco
Syria
League of Nations
Gpneer of Deputies
Nleve
Public sale notice of unclaimed freight in Monroe Louisiana
Under Section 1 of Act 172 of 1916 the Mo Pac Ry Co agent will sell at Monroe station on November 7 1925 the unclaimed flight not delivered to consignee nor cited within sixty days. Six cartons glass balls shipped from Electrical Suppl Co New Orleans to Wexler Storage Garage Monroe on hand since 8 7 25. A F Stovall Agent.
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General Assembly
State of
Louisiana
Mo. Pac. Ry. Co
Monroe
Electrical Suppl Co
New Orleans
Wexler Storage Garage
A. F. Stovall
New French Debt Plan Could Alter Annual Payments
Political circles react to a proposed plan by Finance Minister Caillaux to the American debt commission. The proposal would require larger annual payments than prior French schemes, even as Caillaux contemplates a temporary arrangement offered by the commission.
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Paris
A. P
Caillaux
American Debt Commission
M. Caillaux
France Vows Refund Plan After Washington Talks
Secretary Mellon’s stance favors a refunding scheme for French debts rather than higher payments, with insurance against crippling French resources. The Caillaux arrangement will not pass parliament, and a definite refunding measure for years is expected to be sent after the Chamber of Deputies reconvenes. Caillaux is unlikely to link future debt payments with German reparations in his talks with Washington.
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Mellon
M. Caillaux
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Nice
France
Madam Maxine Palmist Returns to Monroe Venue
Clairvoyant Madam Maxine, a palmist astrologer, has relocated to Monroe. She now operates from the Monroe Hotel Building beside the Turkish Bath House, offering readings and consultations.
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Maxine—Palmist
Monroe
Monroe Hotel Bldg
Turkish Bath House
Ban on Count Karolyi’s wife lecture tour in US
Countess Karolyi wife of former Hungarian president was denied permission to visit the United States for a lecture tour. The passport visa was refused by the American consul general in Paris and approved by the state department citing laws against persons of known revolutionary views. The action mirrors prior policy in the Saklatvala case and reflects administration stance on admission of communists or revolutionary figures.
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Washington
A. P
Karolyi
Michael Karolyi
United States
Tour
Paris
State Department
Saklatvala
Inter
Classified ads sell valuable items with small cost
A short classified ad can move high value property at minimal expense. Sellers invest a few cents to reach buyers and potentially convert listings into thousands of dollars in sales. This efficiency underscores the effectiveness of concise advertisements.
Captain Ralph Earle to be Inaugurated President at Worcester Tech
Captain Ralph Earle United States Navy (retired) will be inaugurated today as president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester Massachusetts. He was born in Massachusetts in 1874 and entered Annapolis in 1892. Earle specialized in ordnance serving as ordnance officer on the Maine inspector at Indian Head Maryland and in 1916 as chief of the Navy ordnance bureau. He served in World War I and resigned recently to assume the Worcester post.
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Ralph Earle
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester
Mass
United States Navy
Earle
Massachusetts
Annapolis Academy
Maine
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Maryland
Ordnance
Year Ago Today Shenan-dosh Sets Sail From San Diego
A U S navy dirigible named Shenan-dosh departed San Diego bound for the East in a return voyage marked a year ago today.
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San Diego
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