Senate fights loom over Kellogg antiwar treaty
United Press reports congressional debate sharpens as Senate nears key hearing on the Kellogg treaty. Senator Reed of Missouri clashes with Kellogg while Bruce of Maryland voices opposition. Senator Borah leads a pro treaty stance in the foreign relations committee.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of ‘Nations
James A. Reed
Missouri
Woodrow Wilson
Hague
World Court
United States
Jim Reed
Minnesota
Bruce
Maryland
Iconsider
League
Court
Reed
Europe
League of Nations
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Dictograph Leaks Prompt Assembly Action
Phoenix dispatch reports taps on senate walls as investigators seek dictographs amid leak probes. Executive sessions continue and speakers shuttle reporters, with Speaker Crawford inviting press to new quarters. House moves swiftly through 13 code chapters before Christmas.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
Crawford
House of Representatives
House
Steamship Quintero Sunk After Collision Off Patache
The Quintero sank after a collision with the America off Point Patache near Iquique. Three dead and eleven missing. The Quintero carried 39 crew, 600 tons, built in 1860 formerly Crosillo. The America proceeded to Iquique with 25 survivors and three bodies aboard.
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United Press
Santiago
Chile
Ministry of Marine
America
Point Patache
Iquique
Tourist Robbed Near Gillespie Dam In Arizona
L M Dixon of Los Angeles told police he was robbed at gunpoint near Gillespie dam while en route from Phoenix to Los Angeles. The assailants took a gold watch and $50 after Dixon stopped to repair a tire.
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Yuma, Ariz
L. M. Dixon
Los Angeles
Gillespie Dam
Dixon
Phoenix
Northcott to Lead Desert Search After Hospital Stay
Northcott will be confined to his hospital cot with influenza for at least two days before he can accompany deputies on further searches for his alleged boy murders. District Attorney Byron Fitts said once able he will be taken to the Mojave desert to help locate spots on a map found at his former home. Riverside deputies visited the Northcott chicken ranch to check possible burial sites amid cautious bets on success. Captain Bill Bright noted desert search orders must come from higher authority and doubted Northcott’s cooperation after prior conflicting statements.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Stewart
Northcott
Byron Fitts
Mojave Desert
Fitts
Riverside County
Bill Bright
Man Shot By Chicken Thief Dies After Pneumonia Complication
Prescott Arizona December 6 United Press Transcontinental wire John Kachnic died today in a local hospital from pneumonia caused by a gunshot wound from a poultry yard marauder Sunday. Tom Owens, the neighbor, will be charged with first degree murder as police say pneumonia followed the wound. Kachnic had earlier accused Owens of the shooting.
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United Press Transcontinental
Prescott
Ariz
John Kachnic
Poultry Yard
Tom Owens
Kachnic
Wachnic
Owens
Skeleton Found On Castle Creek Near Glendale
Trappers report discovery of a bleached male skeleton on Castle Creek near Agua Fria. Officers brought the remains in. believed to be a prospector washed from Castle Creek, which sometimes becomes a raging torrent.
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Unitedness Transcontinental Wire
Glendale
Ani
Castle Creek
Augua Fria
King George's Health Updates Amid War News
London reports show slight improvement in King George's condition and rising anxiety over potential abscess formation. Official bulletins note the right chest infection advancing slowly with defined margins, while medical authorities warn of serious illness. Meanwhile the Prince of Wales heads toward London aboard H M S Enterprise for transit to Brindisi and Calais.
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London
George
Nore
Pala
Stanley Hewett
Farquhar Buzzard
Humphrey Rolleston
Dawson
Penn
Hed
Daily’ ‘Express
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Fox
Prince of Wales
Enterprise
Suez
Alexandria
Frobisher
Brindisi
Italy
Calais
France
Juvenile case of Alice Smith sparks downtown scrutiny
In San Pedro on December 6 Alice Smith, 138, arrested after strutting with diamonds and pearls, admits hookie from school and withdrawing $80 from a bank book found with a Wilder real estate operator. She spent on real estate, a diamond ring, a pearl necklace, food, and more before police and juvenile authorities.
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San Pedro
Calif
Alice Smith
Alice
Sui
Juvenile Hall
Carbillo Beach
Charles T. Wilder
Hindu chooses bride from 31 suitors in El Paso ad
Gurdit Singh a 33 year old Hindu with $5,000 in bank and a red coupe picked Felicitas Loral 29 from 31 aspirants who answered his Spanish language newspaper ad. The odd marriage tale unfolds as Singh vows to wed Felicitas in Texas.
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el’ Paso
Texas
Gurdit Singh
Felicitas Loral
Singh
Hayden Opposes Boulder Bill. Phipps Now Supports
Senator Hayden of Arizona renews opposition to the Boulder dam bill arguing water allotment for irrigation is Arizona's main gripe. He offers an amendment to shift allocations among lower basin states and delay construction until the Colorado River compact is ratified. Senator Phipps of Colorado, previously against the measure, issues a favorable statement.
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Johnson
California
Hayden
Boulder Dam
Phipps
Colorado
Republ CIA
Bil
Nation League Fails to Launch Arms Control Convention
Geneva December 6 The League of Nations final effort to launch an international convention for control and publicity of private and governmental arms production faltered. Von Bernstorff of Germany urged general discussion but no speaker opened debate. While most nations accept control principles, details on private production and publicity remain blocked. The U S favors full control and publicity for governmental and private production, but deadlock on scope persists.
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Geneva
League of Nation
von Bernstorff
Germany
Commission
League
United States
Airports Added to Eminent Domain Law in State House
Legislation on railroad labor provisions included in Chapter 14 passed the House with an amendment labeling airports as part of eminent domain to allow cities to condemn land for aviation fields. A 1914 constitutional amendment bars further changes to this law class. The measure moves to the Senate.
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House of Representatives
Senate
West nomination faces senate hearings over utilities ties
Opposition to Roy O. West of Illinois for interior secretary surfaced in the senate as the nomination moved to the public lands committee. Senators including Walsh Pittman and Dill want to question West about Salt Creek lease actions and his connections to utilities and the Insull group amid federal power issues.
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Washington
Roy O. West Ofllinois
Interior
Senate
Coolidge
West
Federal Power. Commission
Public Lands Committee
Nye
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Hubert Work
Republican National
Kind Hostess Is Jailed For Liquor Charge
Betty Ryan was jailed after police, tipped from Peoria, arrested her husband for murder and found a $5000 liquor cache at their home. She admitted nothing about the alleged Christmas 1926 murder and faced a Wright act possession charge.
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Los Angeles
Betty Ryan
Peoria
Ryan
Explosion Kills Two in New York Disinfectant Plant
An explosion at a New York disinfectant plant killed two men today. The incident occurred during ongoing operations, with investigators collecting evidence at the scene.
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New York
Mexico City Labor Uproar Over Playlet and Labour Withdrawals
President Portes Gil faced his first major clash as the C R M convention voted to withdraw labor officials from government posts. Morones warned of enemies as the body prepared to study a new workers law backed by Portes Gil. The chamber of deputies backed Portes Gil with a strong vote of confidence.
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United Press Transcontinental
Mexico City
Portes
Ofl
Jthe
Ats
Jocal Thesar
Department of Education
Capital
Labor
Morones
Chamber of Deputies
Portes Gil
Malone Awaits Gallows on Friday Morning
John Joseph Malone, 27, sat in the San Quentin death chamber awaiting execution for murdering his estranged wife in a Los Angeles drug store one year earlier. His final U S Supreme Court appeal was denied, and guards noted his calm, if sullen, resolve as preparations began for the Friday morning hanging.
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San Quentin State Prison
Calif
John Joseph Malone
Los Angeles
United States Supreme Court
Brakeman Paralyzed After Fall From Freight Car
D R Miles a Phoenix brakeman was paralyzed from the waist down after a fall from the top of a freight car at Mesa and was rushed to a Phoenix hospital late tonight authorities said his condition was not immediately known.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mesa
R. Miles
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Local dispute over damages and arrest details emerge
District Attorney notes felonious intent behind actions as a man protests to Captain Luikhar about melon theft. Tankersley and Lon his son face damages settlement talks with New Mexico officials unresolved. If Captain Luikhart returns, he will be tried in county court.
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Luikhar
National Guard
Luikhart
Fankersley
Vowell
Tankersley
Governt Lon Hi Son
New Mexico
Ee A Hart
Prescott Reopens After Influenza Plague Subsides
Prescott health officials report a 66 percent drop in influenza cases over several days as 46 schools theatres and churches prepare to reopen Saturday after a protracted Thanksgiving break. The epidemic once struck about 1368 lives and left roughly 1900 people ill at its peak.
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Prescott
Ariz
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