League Hesitates to Rebuke Italy in Covenant Debate
The League of Nations council, in Geneva, chose not to force a public rebuke over Italy’s refutation of the league’s intervention rights in the Greco Italian dispute. It voted to consult jurists and study covenant interpretation, aiming to avoid open debate and tensions while conditions in Europe show gradual improvement.
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Italy
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Questions for advisory opinions at the permanent court of international justice
A set of questions to the permanent court of international justice is outlined to address the Italian affair and cover state responsibility for political crimes, territorial seizures as guarantees, league competency limits, and exclusions related to national honor. Separate reports note Edwin Mallett, 24, found injured on a street, and Peter Pan the White House dog as a new presidential candidate.
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Honore
White House
Washington
Peter Pan
A. G. Howard
Boston
Express
Gas Engine Blast Kills One at Bureau of Standards
An explosion during a gas engine test at the Bureau of Standards in Washington kills L. L. Lauer and injures nine others. Seriously hurt are Hugh Cook, S. M. Lee, J. E. Kendig and H. K. Cummings. others including L. W. Burtsell, S. B. Richardson, W. Elliott, C. X. Smith and I. F. Kohr suffer lesser injuries as the building is wrecked.
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Bureau of Standards
Washington
L. L. Lauer
Hugh’. Cook
S. M. Lee
J. E. Kendig
H. K. Cummings
L. W. Burtsell
S. B. Richardson
W. Ellott
C. x. Smith
I. F. Kohr
Thief Steals 2000 In Jewelry In Newark Home
Newark police were told by William Harris of a theft at his home overnight amounting to about $2000 in jewelry. The burglar gained entry with a key, escaping after Harris heard him, leaving behind several thousand dollars in gems.
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Newark
N. J
William Harris
Harris
Firemen and Police Hunt Assailants in Park Attack
In New York six attackers stabbed a German immigrant as he sat with his sweetheart in West Central Park. The wounded man called for help, and police and fire crews joined a manhunt through the district, capturing Alfred Asksness near a gym basement, while the girl was found dazed. The victim may die.
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New York
West Central Park
George Volland
Park Eit
Margaret Lachman
Alfred Asksness
Man Dies After Fall From Electric Crane in York Area
Leon Rifle, 40, of Spring Grove, fell sixteen feet from an electric crane at P. H. Glatfelter Paper Co. plant. The fall fractured his skull and broke his neck. An electric shock reportedly caused the fall. Classified ad in The News notes results.
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P. H. Glatfelter Paper Company
Spring Grove
Leon Rifle
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