Nations League Sees Bolivia Paraguay Clash Stir Summer Peace
Bolivian government sends note to the League of Nations council demanding reparations after an unwarranted attack by Paraguayan soldiers at Fort Vanguardia. It rejects a commission of inquiry and says Bolivia cannot bend to new dictates while seeking restraint and a tribunal to repair the dispute.
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Rugano
Switzerland
Dac
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
League of Nations Council
Mies‘casa
Council
Bolivia
Fort Vanguardia
Mortevichi
Menoserotio
Ten-Man Idea Fails To Win Baseball Owners Backing
Chicago December 12 The National League president John Heydler proposed a ten man or pinch hitter rule to save pitchers in close games. American League owners unanimously disapproved and will not attend West Baden meeting to discuss draft changes. Frank Navin was reelected American League vice president with Bail Mack Griffith Connie Mack named to the board of directors. The joint National American League session scheduled for Thursday aims to decide amendments from the advisory council.
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Hicago
John Heydler
National League
American Wicas Ste
Heydlers
West Baden
Wen Frank Navin
Vay
Advisory Council
Georgia Tech Crew Suffers With Flu
Three of the thirty one Georgia Tech football players chosen for the Pasadena Tournament of Roses game on New Year’s Day were reported ill with influenza. The flu could alter the Tech lineup as several teammates suffer colds. The three named players are Edwards relief guard and two others.
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United Press
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
University of Califrunia
Pasadena
Calif
Tech
Brooke
Rains Raise Level Of State Watersheds
Rainfall across northern and central Arizona raised watershed levels by about one-third to one-half inch in this storm. Sun Lakes and Salt River Valley users association report rises from .05 to .72 inches, with Mormon Flat Dam showing the highest gain of .72 inches.
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United Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Xom
Salt River Valley
Mormon Flat Am
Governor Hunts Special Board of Education Meeting
Phoenix report states Governor Hunt called a special meeting of the state board of education for December 18. The reason for the session was not specified. The brief item also notes mention of a bread brand on page text.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Vernor Hunt
State Board of Educate
Tex Rickards Promotes Canzoneri Singer Bout At Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri and Al Singer prepare for a Friday night showdown at Madison Square Garden with top ticket prices around 5.9 as New York boxing fans expect a full house. Singer, rising featherweight, has knocked out Lou Moskowitz Johnny Lasson and Pete Zivie, while Canzoneri aims to rebound after losing the featherweight crown to Routis. Also on the card Jimny Slattery meets Jack Delaney in a 10 round bout as Loughran shifts toward a heavyweight bid with Peterson.
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Tex Rickards
Tony Canzoneri
al Singer
Madison Square Garden
Canzoneri- Singer
Joe Glick
Joe Gans
Tuffy Griffiths
Jimmy Braddock
Andre Routis
France
Canzoneri
Gaston Charles
Chick Suggs
Routis
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Harry Blutman
Pete Nebo
Tommy Loughran
Chicago
Big Boy Peterson
Paulino Uzcudun
Ebbets Field
Loughran
Jimny Slattery
Buffalo
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Ken Strong Marries New York University Football Star
Ken Strong, noted NYU football standout and leading scorer, wed Amelia Hunneman in New York at a small church. He is set to join the eastern squad for the East West game in San Francisco, with plans to travel to Chicago for coastal departure.
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Kenneth Strong
New York University
Bella Harrison
Strong
New York
Liv
United Press
Ken Strong
Amelia Hunneman
Little Church
San Francisco
Chicago
Olympic Stars Set for Indoor Track Season
New York reports the United States will send top youth athletes to Amsterdam last summer to compete in track and field. the indoor season opens soon with several standout performers expected to compete.
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United Press
New York
Amsterdam
United States
Indoor track season to rely on domestic talent this winter
The 192S indoor track field season, arriving Friday on the S S Rochambeau, will feature mainly domestic athletes as foreign stars are scarce. Canadian sprinters Percy Williams and Jim Tall may boost the roster if invited. Williams plans to quit college and start in business, a blow to intercollegiate athletics.
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Paavo Nurmi
New York
Percy Williams
Amsterdam
Vancouver
Williams
Jim Tall
Canada
Ray Barbutti
Ruth Schwartz Arrested for Parole Violation in Phoenix
Ruth Schwartz, sought by police for six months for parole violation from a district court, was arrested in Phoenix and returned to the area Thursday. The case involves enforcement actions by local law authorities.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ruth Schwartz
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