Chilean officials deny Tacna Arica League appeal instruction
In Santiago on December 2 the Vice President and Foreign Minister insisted Chile did not instruct Minister Valdes Mendeville to appeal to the League of Nations over Tacna Arica. They said the minister misinterpreted a government message, which only directed him to inform the League of Chile’s position.
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Santiago
Chile
Barros Borgono
Barros Jarpa
Switzerland
Senor Valdes Mendeville
Tacna- Arica
League of Nations
League
Tacna-Arica
Chilean Memo on Tacna Arica Ire Sparks League Debate
Vlades Mandeville, Chilean minister to Berne, submitted a memorandum to Secretary Drum mond and foreign officials outlining Chile's views on Tacna Arica. He insisted the memorandum aimed at publicity, denying any intent to appeal to the league. He said distribution was unofficial and for information to correct dispatches.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Vlades Mandeville
Berne
Drummond
League
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Motta
Switzerland
Europe
Pershing
Coolidge
United States
Washington
Mandeville
Peru
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Chileans expect U S response to Edwards Pershing charge
In Arica Chile on December 2, officials and lay observers express growing surprise that Washington has yet to react to Agustin Edwards's speech accusing General Pershing, chairman of the Tacna Arica Plebiscitary Commission, of bias toward Peruvians. Edwards’s remarks were released to the press immediately after delivery.
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Washington
Associated Press
Arica
Chile
Agustin Edwards
General Pershing
Tacna-Arica
Senor Edwards
State Revenue Issues To Be Studied By Senate Panel
Ohio Senate Sub-Committee on Revenue and Expenditures will hold a public hearing at the Chamber of Commerce starting at 10 o clock on Monday. Senator Joseph R. Gardner announced the study of state revenue including inheritance corporate franchise excise and other taxes plus welfare highways and university expenditures. Citizens may send their names and topics to Gardner 805 Second National Building to aid scheduling. The panel’s recommendations could influence future state budgets.
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Ohio Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph R. Gardner
Senate Joint Committee
Gardner
Second National
Elk Memorial Service Planned At Music Hall
A memorial service for Elks who died in the last year will be held Sunday afternoon at Music Hall with a pre service Austin organ recital by Prof. Leo Thuis. The program includes Dvoraks Psalm and Mendelssohns Elijah sung by 175 Elks, with soloists Mrs. Brown Mrs. Burkhardt Seebaum George Muhlhauser and Robert Thumann. Speaker will be John F Malley of Boston former IRS collector and Grand Lodge Judiciary Committee chairman.
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Elks
Music Hall
Austin
Leo Thuis
Dvorak
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Thuis
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Arthur L. Brown
Emma _ Burkhardt-Seebaum
George J. Muhlhauser
Robert J. Thumann
William Peters
John F.*malley
Boston
Internal Revenue
Wilson
Malley
The
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge
Civitan Club Names Nominating Committee
George J. Jones president of the Civitan Club appointed T. W. Mitchell as chairman of the nominating committee to select candidates for the December 30 election. Other members are Clarence F. Denning Maurice Lazarus and Dr Albert D Hewetson. The committee reports to Wednesday’s meeting as Civitan clubs nationwide are invited to listen to Community Radio programs each Monday night.
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George J. Jones
Civitan Club
T. W. Mitchell
Clarence F. Denning
Maurice Lazarus
Albert D. Hewetson
Civitan
United States
Rabbit Turns Tables on Hunter in Forest Accident
In Neufbrisch forest near Mulhouse a farmer named De Mouche freed a trapped rabbit but a second rabbit tripped the shotgun, wounding the hunter with his own gun. The man crawled home and was hospitalized.
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Mulhouse
Alsace Lorraine
France
Neufbrisch Forest
de Mouche
Pay-as-you-leave system eyed for Cleveland streetcars
Traffic Commission heard from J B Stewart that the Street Railway Company may reinstall pay-as-you-leave on outbound cars. Nine division superintendents will tour Cleveland to study operations with a City representative possibly joining. Officials cited time savings and faster traffic, while public pressure ended the skip stop plan. The panel will meet Fire Chief Barney Houston this afternoon.
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Traffic Commission
J. B. Stewart
Street Railway Company
Stewart
Cleveland
W. J. Kuertz
Street Railroad
Kuertz
Barney Houston
Children Bitten by Dogs in Queen City Area
Police search for two bulldogs after they attacked three children on Queen City avenue. William Sehaich 7 and Mary Scalen 10 were bitten in front of 2120 Queen City avenue and treated by a physician. Rita Smith 3 and Joseph Kecheis 13 were also bitten by a fox terrier near their homes.
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William Sehaich
Queen City Avenue
Mary Scalen
Rita Smith
McPherson Avenue
Joseph Kecheis
Laclede Avenue
Chickie to Star in Upcoming Appearance
Local entertainment notes tease an anticipated appearance by Chickie with hints of a forthcoming showcase. Fans are urged to stay tuned for final details and time.
Ways and Means Completes Tax Bill Revisions
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax reduction bill aiming to cut the annual federal tax burden by about 330 million dollars. It includes a staged 5 to 3 percent cut in the passenger car tax with a dealer rebate, repeals on deeds and conveyances taxes, and elimination of the retroactive inheritance tax cut. The bill moves to the printer and is slated for quick debate, with a 30 day enactment delay for auto tax changes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Green
Treasury
Despondent wife hanged herself in Latonia home
Mrs. Margaret Tackmenborg aged 45 of 3303 Watson Avenue Latonia Ky died by hanging yesterday. Found by husband Thackmenborg a factory worker in the kitchen with a rope about the neck and a chair nearby. Coroner Dr Stephens ruled death by own action. Funeral from sister Mrs Edward Dux 313 West Nineteenth Street Covington Saturday 2 PM. Burial Highland Cemetery Ft Mitchell.
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Margaret Tackmenborg
Charles Tackmenborg
Watson
Latonia
Thackmenborg
Stephens
Kenton County
Tuckmenberg
Edward Dux
West Nineteenth Street
Covington
Highland Cemetery
Ft. Mitchell
Not Frank the Milliner Denies Bribe Case Tie
Eu gene Frank, a wholesale milliner of 30 West Sixth Street, asked the public to note the difference from another man named Eugene Frank indicted by the Country Grand Jury on Tuesday for offering Detective George Lutz a $10 bribe. The indicted man lives at 307 West Sixth Street.
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Country Grand Jury
Eugene Frank
West Sixth Street
George Lutz
Grand jury begins hearing in Coan death inquiry
Hearing by the grand jury on the death of A. C. Coan, railroad camp cook, opened with witnesses summoned about reports of a large sum of money in his possession. Rice Pitman, labor foreman, detained on suspicion after failing to prove his whereabouts the night Coan vanished. Conductor C. A. Chappell testified he saw the foreman and cook together hours before the body was found.
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Grand Jury
A. C. Coan
Cook
Chesapeake Ohio
Quebec Road
Coan
Rice Pitman
C. A. Chappell
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