Bolivia Says Paraguay Has Forced Fight
Bolivia declares Paraguay guilty of aggression for attacking a Bolivian garrison and killing 20 soldiers and 2 officers. La Paz asserts Paraguay violated the league covenant and must pay reparations or face military measures to defend Bolivia’s security. clashes expected as Bolivian government withholds peaceful negotiations until reparations are provided.
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Battle Over Estate Looms in Rothstein Case
The shrinking Rothstein estate, once valued above 32 million, faces a court battle as two wills contest the distribution. Beneficiaries include his widow and a son, while showgirl Ynez Norton rejects a lump sum for a one sixth stake. Rothstein signed the will on his deathbed, too weak to finish.
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Partly cloudy tonight and Sun somewhat colder
A weather notice notes a partly cloudy sky tonight with a cooler Sunday. Forecaster warns of a drop in temperatures and asking readers to dress warmly and plan for crisp conditions.
Moses Proposes 10 Supplement to Kellogg Briand Treaty
Senate debate centers on George Moses New Hampshire proposal declaring Kellogg Briand no coercive measures against offenders no Monroe doctrine limits or US defense rights and no new obligations. Borah opposes, arguing letters from Britain and France cannot modify the pact. If approved the resolution would accompany the final U.S. treaty action to signatories.
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Middletown Bank Cashier Drowns Self
The body of Watson K. Betts, cashier of the closed Peoples National Bank of Middletown, was found today in Drawyers Creek near Middletown. Betts left town hours before the bank was closed after a run began on the bank following rumors. The bank directors closed the bank citing solvency claims and a temporary suspension pending funds.
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King George Has Setback Late Friday
London reports unusual doctor activity at Buckingham Palace as two new Royal College of Surgeons attend King George's sick room amid renewed interest in his condition. The bulletin later noted several hours of sleep, steady pulse, and no new exhaustion.
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League seeks antidote to prevent war in conciliation drive
Lugano Switzerland December 15 United Press The foreign ministers Chamberlain Briand and Stressemann issued a communique stressing determination to reach a complete final settlement of postwar difficulties. They report resumed talks after a short break and favor conciliation and rapprochement to secure peace. Geneva accord of September 16 guides negotiations on reparations Rhineland evacuation and a verification and conciliation commission.
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Huge Plane Carrier Saratoga Breaks Speed Record
The United States navy aircraft carrier Saratoga set a new speed record for fighting ships, delivering 216518 horsepower for a peak 34.99 knots during a final acceptance trial. The Lexington had held 209751 hp and 34.82 knots on a one hour endurance run.
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Liquor Ring Smash Sought In Wealthy Pasadena Circle
Federal authorities sought a Pasadena millionaire attorney and two movie actresses as principals in an alleged liquor ring serving Pasadena San Marino and Hollywood. Agents found 300 cases of expensive liquor at a fashionable San Marino estate, prompting the investigation.
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Three Convicts Picked Up After All Night Masquerade
Washington reports three men dressed in blue denim were picked up by patrolmen Brengan and Cook on Massachusetts Avenue. They claimed to have escaped from Norton, Virginia, and spoke of food and seeking a chair. They were taken to the police station for questioning after a late night sleeve pipe was seated.
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Famous film star Theodore Roberts dies in Los Angeles
Los Angeles December 15 Theodore Roberts actor famed as The Grand Old Man of the Stage and Screen died yesterday after a final film Noisy Neighbors. Born 1861 in San Francisco he trained in elocution and appeared with James O Neill Fanny Davenport May Robson and William H Crane. His stage work included Sven Gall Simon Lagree Tabayana and Taby wana in various productions. He toured vaudeville recently though illness interrupted it. Roberts was noted for his long black cigar and held a lifetime contract with Paramount.
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Bank Robber Norris Sentenced in Breckenridge Case
Enid Oklahoma Dee 15 Lonen Norris a mixed aviator and bank robber was sentenced to 50 years for the August 8 robbery after already receiving a 30 year term for the June 6 holdup The trio of robberies at Breckenridge Olla left about 2200 in loot with 1150 from the first hold up and 397 from the latest The case also involves an alleged accomplice and a second robbery on June 2
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Still Battle About Plant Delay Seeks Remedy
Mayor Thomas H. Cather said residents could have used the $140000 plant improvements immediately if firm representatives had allowed operable testing. Seepage from a bank floor during tests sent sand into the mains, but officials expect a quick fix without major effort. Continuation noted on Page Five.
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Boulder Dam Bill Passes In Congress
Washington reports the Swing Johnson Benman Boulder Dam bill clearing the Senate with hopes for swift House action and White House approval. The measure awaits the Colorado river compact ratification by six states, with Arizona and Utah not yet on board, to activate the power project.
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Hoover Ends Argentine Visit in Buenos Aires
Herbert Hoover winds up his stay in Buenos Aires amid cordial exchanges with President Irigoyen. The two leaders confer for two hours on issues likely including tariff policy and trade barriers. Hoovers remarks frame Argentina as a future-focused partner in the western world.
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Argentine Telegraph Tie Echoes U S Argentina Friendship
President Hoover and Argentine President exchange direct telegraph messages via Buenos Aires. Kellogg notes U S gratitude for warm reception and broad regional goodwill spanning Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Peru, Chile and Bolivia. The exchange underscores ongoing hemispheric friendship and mutual respect between nations.
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Trio Die in Wired Chair Crime in Illinois Farm Town
A trio linked to a murder near Wankegan Illinois was executed in the electric chair. John Brows and Clark, both Black, were among the three men. Beck was killed at his doorway during a failed attempt to rob him. Continued on page five.
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