Arbitration Final in Tacna Arica Dispute
President Coolidge informed Peru that the Tacna Arica arbitration is final and without appeal, aligning with treaty terms and international law. The note addresses Peru’s translation contention and upholds the award as submitted by Peru. Ingomar Rancher Murder Victim Found. 18 year old son aids body dispute investigation.
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Tacna- Arica
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Peru
Chile
Oe Wollage
Ingomar Rancher
Eelock
William
Bouton
Ingomar
Sharitte Potter
Ton
Honebud Co Hunsetahel County
Coranee
Patterson
Booth
Maalowekt
Disvaya Tange
Hie Ton
Herriot government gains slim victory in French chamber
Paris report says Premier Herriot rallied left groups to back his cabinet as the vote 291 to 242 whittled its majority by 40 votes. He warned of facing a finance bill and inflation issues, with a possible similar move planned in the Senate tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
Chamber
At. Herriot
Tevy
Rery
Vieter
Steel
Pion Long
Treasry
Abn
Two Die in Raid on Balfour Visit in Damascus
A violent clash erupted today in Damascus as a mob opposed to Lord Balfour attacked police and French Algerian troops guarding his hotel after Ramadan prayers. About 6,000 demonstrators marched toward the Victoria hotel housing the British diplomat. Authorities reported two killed and 11 wounded amid fighting, with disturbances also in the Jewish quarter.
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Damascus
Syria
Earl of Balfour
Lord Balfour
Tal
Holy San
Jehimann
Prison standoff as Utah Indian slayer surrenders
A press report from Canon City Colorado recounts Mormon Joe, aged and identified as Ute Indian slayer, surrendering his name for a prison number while authorities seek to calm the tense standoff. Police surround the state prison as the inmate resists giving up details.
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Associated Press
Canon City
Col
Mormon Jor
PUT MORE FISH IN MONTANA WATERS 15 CLUBS OBJECT
Anglers club with Rotary Kiwanis Exchange and Ro tana clubs of Butte aim to curb overfishing on mountain streams and restore fish stocks by coordinated efforts, including a rearing pond to offset depletion and Sunday fishing activity by city auto riders. Burton named head of American delegation to arms conference in Washington.
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Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange and
Rotana Clubs
Butte
Cingreeks
Club
de=clare
Dl Mountain
Butte Anglers’ Club
Burton
Associated Press
Washington
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Hugh Gibson
Switzerland
Andrew T. Long
Navy General Board
Alien W. Dulles
Nese
State Department
Cr. Ruggles
Ordnance
Genera
True of Nations
Bodies of murdered babes sought at Motard farm
The Long Island home of Henry Lee Motard, a chiropractor in Smithtown, was to be searched for infant victims tied to Motard. The district attorney ordered the search after Motard failed to explain a baby’s disappearance. Authorities recounted Motard’s alleged adoptions and a suspected child he claimed to have delivered to a nurse. The case also involved exhumation of Mary Allison, 44, who died in Motard’s care, while the Grotes maintained they legally adopted a child in their care.
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Xew Youn
Green Trees Farm
Long Island
Henry Lee Mottard
Smithtown
Xmarae
Te Mottara
Omeen
New York
E Green
Chaich
Stra P.V. Grote
Morse
Mere
N. J
Lillian McKenzie
Manhattan
Mottard
Mary O'Keefe
Maratoiy
Green
Poison links mother of millionaire orphan to mercury death
Chicago reports coroner Oscar Wolff says Mrs Emma McClintock died from mercuric poisoning linked to Foster father William Darling Shepherd. Dr William McNally found mercury in organs. Dr Oscar Olson’s findings pending final report due Monday. Shepherd and Charles Faiman indicted for murder. case postponed to April 16.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
Emma McClintock
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Oscar Wolff
Wiliam D. McNaily
Young McClintock
Oscar” Olson
McClintoc
McClintock
Olson
Shepherd
Harry Olson
Wolff
Judge Olson
Charles Krusemarek
Isabelle Pope
Charles C. Faiman
School of Science
City Health Department
Faiman
Willian D. Shepher
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Young Matricide Faints When Fate Learns Her Fate
Seventeen year old Dorothy Ellingson who killed her mother in January was sent to Napa State Asylum for the Insane after a San Francisco court halted the murder trial. If she is ever pronounced sane the case may be revived, she sobbed in jail.
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Dorothy Ellingson
San Francisco
Associated Press
State Asylum For the Insane
Napa
California
Superior Court
Daughter slays mother and self in Wisconsin tragedy
In Eau Claire on April 9 a daughter fatally shot her mother and then killed herself. The young woman, referred to as Miss Jay, reportedly confessed to her sister that a mother's illness and her belief that the mother would not recover drove the act. Neighbors describe a troubled home and rising concern over the mother’s health.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire
Wis
Miss Jay
Wheat Prospects Dim in 25-Year Outlook for A G Lowest
Washington reports severe blow to wheat prospects with April 1 condition dropping below last year. Weather by winter kill and freeze across Central Ohio to Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and the Northwest reduced yields. Drought and high winds worsen losses from Nebraska to Texas, with Kentucky also affected.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
A. Horeca
Ohio
Nebraska
Kan As
Oklahoma
Texan
Northwest
Oregon
Plains
Texas
Kentucky
Protest Over Assembly Date Causes Lodge Dispute
At a late meeting of the Butts lodge the communication announced a voting date of July 10 at Lewin McDonald Glacier. Members protested that the date clashes with the national convention opening July 13 in Portland, risking loss of attendance at both meetings. P J Driscoll was seated as new exalted ruler.
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Butts Lodge
Lewin
Hindenburg Supporters Claim Victory in Editorial War
A heated editorial battle continues as the united right press backs Field Marshal Von Hindenburg for the German presidency. Critics from liberal and provincial papers face strong backing from the pro war faction, asserting firm support for their nominee against opposition.
Loeb and Leopold Meet Behind Bars
Chicago report notes the two millionaire youths Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb meeting in prison after entering jail life sentences for the murder of a youth. They spoke in a low tone during Passover day release and were joined by 56 other inmates granted temporary freedom.
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Chicago
Avril
Eb Ag
Dickie” Loeb
Nathan
Eghe" Leopold
Toilgate
Loeb
Learn Chemistry of Life Processes Reported
Baltimore April 9 science advances toward understanding the chemistry of life processes. Prof Treat Johnson of Yale reports discovery of new compounds in the nucleus of the cell as central to life’s chemical behavior. He says the minute cell is the fundamental unit of living matter and chemical insight could lead to disease conquest and even cure for tuberculosis.
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Baltimore
American Chemical Society
Treat 1 Johnson
Yale University
Johnson
Son of Ohio governor fined for escapasde incident
A 19 year old son of Governor Donahey, Vick Donahey, was fined $100 and placed under court jurisdiction after a girl from Zanesville, Lillian Vogel, 15, linked him to an escapade. He later revised his story and was confronted at the executive mansion. Judge Graham ruled there was no impropriety between the young couple.
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Conumbur
Donahey
Gov. Vick
Lillian Vogel
Zanesville
Peres Vest
Executive Mansion
Graham
Young Donahey
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