New World to Help Avert War In Old World
Roosevelt tells Buenos Aires Inter American conference that the Americas must unite to maintain peace. He urges democratic government, reduced armament, and expanded trade while stressing faith in liberty and religion as foundations for peace in the western hemisphere.
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Gennerich
Roosevelt Urges Solid Peace Front At Buenos Aires
President Roosevelt tours Buenos Aires as peace conference opens. Gennerich death alters plans. August Adolph Gennerich dies of heart failure. University of Buenos Aires awards Roosevelt an honorary doctorate. Crowd cheers greet him as ministers set agenda. The six points cover peaceful organization, neutrality, armament limits, codification of law, and closer economic and cultural ties.
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August Adolph Gennerich
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
University of
Buenos Aires
Justo
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Argentina
Brazil
Frustrate Attempt To Murder Premier Hirota Of Japan
TOKIO AP police arrested Ko Watanabe 36 planning to kill Premier Koki Hirota with dynamite and a razor edged spearhead. He confessed seeking revenge over an alleged graft case in Fukushima and was found with petitions and farewell letters. police found no political backing and deemed him deranged.
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Koki Hirota
Ko Watanabe
Hirota
Fukushima
Watanabe
Tavern Operator Says He Was Warned Not To Testify In Graft Probe
Alf Rosenberg a Des Moines night club operator told AP he received a telephone warning not to testify before the Polk county grand jury probing protection payoff rackets. The inquiry followed allegations by Hal Bronson that Owen Reese threatened a burlesque theater manager to close the venue. Rosenberg said a caller threatened him after a 3 40 a.m. call and he then reported for questioning by city solicitor Vernon Se Burger.
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DES Moines
Alf Rosenberg
Polk County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Carl Burkman
Hal Bronson
H. A. Alber
Owen Reese
Des Moines Safety Department
Forest Fires Threaten Sonoma Valley Towns
A north wind fanned a brush and timber fire along a two mile front near Glen Ellen and Boyes Springs threatening the Valley of the Moon area. Five ranch homes were destroyed while firefighters from nearby towns fought to save the Sonoma state home at Glen Ellen and the Mount La Salle Christian Brothers home. The London estate is a local landmark visited by fans of Jack London.
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Vermont Governor Defends His Bank Officer Actions
Vermont Governor Charles M. Smith, 68, defends his conduct as a bank officer amid theft allegations at Marble Savings Bank. He was arrested and freed on $6,000 bail while John Cocklin and Lathrop Baldwin face embezzlement and falsification charges with sentences pending.
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Rutland, Vt
Charles M. Smith
Republican
Earle Kinsley
An Insurance Company
Smith
John Cocklin
Marble Savings Bank
Lathrop Baldwin
Cocklin
Baldwin
Four Alarm Blaze Injures Two Firemen in Frisco Exhibit
A four alarm fire at the Marine Materials and Machinery Exhibit building on lower Market Street caused $150,000 damage. Hoseman John Maughan narrowly escaped death when a ladder slipped and tangled in hose while he climbed to a third floor window. Lieutenant James Horan suffered serious burns to face and hands.
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