International Co operation theme at Lake Mohonk meeting
John Bassett Moore, president of the Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, urged practical steps for international cooperation. He argued against overreliance on force, urged conciliation and legislative measures, and emphasized the need to reform national concepts of sovereignty and to develop an international law making authority. He warned that arbitration alone cannot solve all issues and that moral forces and economic pressure play key roles.
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Associated Press
Mohonk Lake
John Bassett Moore
Lake Mohonk
Department of State
Moore
the Hague
Europe
The
Hague
Athens Seeks Liberty Bell Return Route through Georgia
The Athens city government approved a resolution asking Philadelphia to permit the Liberty Bell to be brought back to Philadelphia via Georgia so local residents and students may view the historic bell during its Pacific coast exposition tour. The clerk was directed to send a copy of the resolution to Philadelphia’s mayor.
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Liberty Bell
Frisco
Athens
City of
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Georgia
Peace Day Essay Advocates Global Harmony
An essay by Dorothy Rowland of Childs Street School promotes Peace Day May 18. It cites Carnegie and Hugo, urges schools to lead in world peace, and notes the role of women and public education in preventing war. The piece links past leaders, Hague conferences, and a vision of universal brotherhood.
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Dorothy Rowland
Childs Street
Fannie Caldwell
Andrew Carnegie
America
Victor Hugo
Summner
Napoleon
Nea
John Tay
Boston
Julia Warde Howe
Washington
Franklin
Madison
Independence Hall
All women are kittens says New York actress
A Washington Post column quotes a New York actress saying all women are kittens, adding that some of them grow up. The remark is presented as a sharp, provocative line in a stage or social conversation.
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New York
Washington Post
Southern Railway Schedule Confusion Amid Evening Times
An OCR fragment shows times around 8:20, 1:00, 8:15 and 8:45 pm for a Southern Railway timetable. No clear events or destinations are specified, leaving the exact service details unclear in the readable text.
Gainesville Midland By schedule effective March 7 1915
The timetable shows Eastern Time operations with trains from Athens. No 2 leaves at 1:00 am and No 4 at 1:00 pm. No 1 arrives Athens 11:25 am and No 3 at 6:26 pm. Connections at Belmon for Winder Monroe and intermediates, to Georgia Railroad for all points, Gainesville for Gainesville NorthWestern stations, and Southern Railway north and south.
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Georgia Railroad
Athens
Belmon
Winder
Monroe
The
Gainesville
Northwester
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line Train Departures and Arrivals
Train schedule lists Seaboard Air Line numbers 11 17 5 29 departures with times 5 43 am 7 10 am 3 41 pm 6 18 pm and northbound 30 10 40 am 6 2 48 am 18 7 45 pm 12 12 07 am with arrival times for No 6 No 18 and No 12.
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