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The Evening Bulletin
Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky
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Dispatches from Santiago report a Chilean army division ordered to occupy Cordillera passes on the Argentine border amid a renewed boundary dispute between Chile and Argentina, with possible Brazilian involvement and threats of wider South American war, despite prior settlements.
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Chili and Argentina Disputing Over a Boundary Question.
LIMA, Peru, Jan. 16.—Dispatches received here from Santiago de Chili say that a division of the Chilian army has been ordered to occupy the passes of the Cordillera bordering on the Argentine republic.
It is reported that an understanding between Chili and Brazil exists on this subject. Chili and Argentina have for over a year been discussing a boundary dispute which at one time threatened to involve Chili, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador in a war in which the four republics last named would be pitted against Chili. The matter, however, has been repeatedly announced to have been settled and the present development was not anticipated in view of recent advices from Chili.
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Cordillera Bordering On The Argentine Republic
Event Date
Jan. 16
Outcome
chilian army division ordered to occupy border passes; unexpected renewal of dispute despite prior settlements
Event Details
Dispatches from Santiago de Chili indicate a division of the Chilian army has been ordered to occupy the passes of the Cordillera bordering on the Argentine republic. An understanding between Chili and Brazil exists on this subject. Chili and Argentina have discussed a boundary dispute for over a year, which once threatened war involving Chili, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, and Ecuador, with the latter four against Chili. The matter was announced settled multiple times, making this development unanticipated.