Bolivian Paraguyan row shakes league talks peace
The League of Nations council urged Paraguay and Bolivia to settle their border dispute by conciliation as Bolivia withdraws from the Pan American conference of arbitration. Bolivia accuses Paraguay of insult and refuses to discuss formulae until moral satisfaction is given. The special international committee, chaired by Dr Victor Mauriua, begins work to patch the quarrel ahead of possible treaties and peace moves.
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Washington
Bolivia
Diez de Medina
Kelloge
Paraguay
International Conference On Arbitration
Victor M. Maurfia
Tself
Yuguayan
Legation
Gondra
Iso
Keyser Doctor Guilty Of Illegal Operation Slaying
Dr Otto Fisher of Keyser W Va was convicted of performing an illegal operation that caused the death of Lonnie Muriel Beekone a student nurse from Harrisonburg Va The Mineral County jury found him guilty after deliberations Judge Jay V Valentine had ordered jurors held overnight The state said Beekone was brought to the doctor by Orville Liskey of Harrisonburg and Liskey and Dr FISHERs nurse Miss Luella Whetsel were indicted in the case The defense said the operation was to save her life and the procedure began after someone else started it
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Keyser
W. Va
Otto Fisher
Lonnie Muriel Beekone
Harrisonburg
Mineral County
Jay V Valentine
Kellogg Anti-War Treaty Clears Senate Path for Friday Vote
Washington reports a Senate Foreign Relations Committee tentative agreement to vote Friday on the Kellogg anti war treaty after questioning Secretary of State a second time. Borah predicted favorable action and Kellogg defended the pact as renouncing war without infringing on the Monroe Doctrine. Russia’s signature was not treated as recognition, and no sanctions were implied. Reed pressed for further study but did not block the plan to proceed Friday.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Kellogg
America
Russia
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Chile Hosts Hoover with Real Hospitality in Santiago
President-elect Hoover received a cordial welcome in Chile with a state dinner at the presidential palace and a reception at the American embassy. American business leaders cited substantial investment and expected gains in Chilean resource development and U.S.-Chile ties. Hoover to visit Los Andes and cross the Andes, with honorary membership in the University of Chile’s School of Engineers planned.
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Santiago
Chile
United States
Hoover
Presidential
Thanet
T of Hoover
Tate
Los Andes
Andes
School of Engineers
University of Chile
Mrs. Hoover
California
Weather forecast notes crept cumulus cloudiness rise
Fair tonight and Wednesday expect increasing cloudiness with a slow warming trend. No significant precipitation anticipated.
County Court Deadlocks Over Deputy Pay Increases
County court closes with a deadlock over deputy wages as Ed N Lock refuses a compromise from 3400 to 4500 annual pay for his office. He seeks equalized pay for three deputies and an increase for an assistant to 900, while the court advocates a modest 100 increase on the current 3900 budget. Oaths administered to several elected officials. bonds set for Allender Ford Robinson Menear Freeze Bolmer and Fortney. Sheriff-elect Mays bond proposed at 100000. some officials elect but not sworn in yet.
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Ed. N
Lock
Sen Unel
Ganea~sor
Gratton
James 0. Holt
M. D. Allender
L. Meade Ford
Fetterman
Arthur Robinson
C. H. Freeze
Victor Menear
Flemington
J.J. G. Bolier
D. W. Fortney
Allender
Ford
Robinson
Menear
Freeze
Bolmer
Fortney
W. J. Mays
Frani Bennett
League Ends Its Session In Paraguay Bolivian Dispute
Lugano Dec 11 The League of Nations council adjourned after general views with no decision on the Paraguayan Bolivian dispute. A later meeting was planned. Briand and Sir Eric Drummond would draft a tentative cable to both governments. The council aimed to clear up facts, including the Pan American Congress conciliation actions in Washington.
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Lugano
Switzerland
Council of the
League of
Briand
France
Eric Drummond
League
Washington
Influenza Epidemic Reported Across Several States
The epidemic spreads through colleges in Tennessee Culver Mill Edomy Culver Indiana Missouri and Quebec with many students ill. No deaths at Sewanee or other campuses. reports state 13 deaths in Kansas and dozens ill at several universities as holidays approach. Classes continue at some institutions while health officials monitor the spread.
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Jons
Puble Health Serx
Tennessee
Culver Mill Edomy
Culver
Indiana
Missouri
Montreal
Quebec
Lege
Levis
Sewanee
Diedach
Columbia
University of Iowa
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Virginia
University of Georgia
Athens
Kansas
Wichits
Parsons
Couple Found Shot To Death On Eve Of Marriage
Chicago reports a man and woman found dead in a Davis hotel room on the Gold Coast. Police call it murder and possible suicide. Florence Williams, 24, was shot five times and lay across the bed. Frank Sharpe, 30, clutched a .32 caliber pistol with a fatal head wound. A love letter and telegram were found.
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Chicago
Davis Hotel
Gold Coast
Florence F. Williams
Frank W. Sharpeman
McCormick
Drug Scandal May Develop Complication
New York December 11 The Rothstein shooting at Park Central Hotel may widen a narcotics inquiry. Porter and L C Nutt press Europe six country manufacture breach Hague 1912 pact while Unger and Mrs. Boyd tied to $2 million narcotics cases. A witness Leo Maloney links Rothstein murder to George McManus. police pursue the lead as the case continues.
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New York
Arnold Rothstein
Park General Hotel
Rothstein
Stephen C. Porter
Europe
Porter
Foreign Relations Complte
L. C. Nutt
National Narcotic Bureau
United States
Joseph Unger
Meyer
Klein
June Boyd
Chicago
Unger
Ieee
Park Central
Wag
Atlantic City
Leo Maloney
Ferretti
Aantle City
Maloney
George McManus
McManus
Atlanta
Highwayman Held for Death of Girl in Elevator Shaft
New York December 11 A would be hold up man Martin Bayles 28 was held on homicide charge after fatally pushing Shirley Bergman 21 a bookkeeper for Geringer Light and Fixture Co into an elevator shaft. He trailed her from a bank to her office and struck the elevator operator on the head then fled down the shaft but fell on an icy sidewalk and was captured. Bergman had just turned twenty one yesterday.
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New York
Martin Bayles
Shirley Birgman
Geringer Light and Fixture Company
Baylos
Miss Bergman
Tip Fails to Solve Murder of Coal Man
Canton Ohio December report on Sheriff Ed Gibson losing a crucial tip in the Bernard E. Fearn coal operator murder case. A 22 year old widow was questioned and released after denying attendance at a picture show with Fearn. Prospective witness W. E. Combs identified her as not the girl seen at his station. Another suspect remains under cloud with officers pressing other leads.
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Canton
Ed Gibson
Bernard E. Fearn
Fearn
Warward
Jersey City Youth Confesses to Child Slaying
J Dee 11-year-old Kudzinowski, already indicted for murder of 17-year-old Peter Kudzinowski, admitted choking a six-year-old Jersey City girl at a Lake Hopatcong picnic last August. He also claimed to have killed Harry Quinn in Scranton in 1924. Police report he confessed after grand jury action and faced mob-threat precautions at the jail.
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Jersey City
J. Dee
Peter Kudzinowski
Punty
Joseph Storeill
New York
Kudzinowsky
Tulla Miodzianowskaj
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Harry Quinn
Scranton
Mlodzianowska
Kudzinowski
Ruler Struggles With Lingering Illness In London
London reports King George in fragile condition as fever and lung infection sap strength. Physicians warn recovery unlikely while Prince of Wales races to reach London amid anxious crowds at Buckingham Palace. Official bulletins show no improvement and rising public alarm over the monarch’s health.
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London
King George
Prince of Wales
Httle
George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales Expected in London for 10:30 PM Arrival
Timed London arrival cited as Prince of Wales to reach at 10:30 o'clock to be met in quarters. Reports note a swift journey from Brindisi and transfer from cruiser Enterprise to a special train, with visibility of three countries Italy Switzerland France in play.
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London
Prince of Wales
Willy
Golvanes
Italy
Switzerland
France
Brindistl
Enterprise
Oh Phen Riva
Giver Kodak Ad Lists W R Loar Son D 1213 16 tp
An abbreviated catalog note from W R Loar and Son advertises a Kodak related item under catalog number D 1213. The brief entry lists a 16-tp designation, signaling a specific product line or model in the supplier’s inventory for historical reference.
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W. R. Loar & Son
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