Roosevelt Addresses Peace Vision At Nobel Assembly
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the Nobel committee in Christiania praising international peace. He urged arbitration treaties, The Hague Court expansion, and naval armament limits, arguing peace must serve righteousness and not mask tyranny. The event drew regal presence, with King and Queen, amid cheers and a public reception.
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Prepared to defend peace through international policing
Nations must remain ready to defend themselves until an international police power, capable and willing to curb inter nation violence, is established. A coalition of peace loving states with no aggressions could secure global peace, beginning with limited, defined guarantees and growing from there.
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Roosevelts call for peace through arbitration and arms curb
The remarks argue that just peace requires righteousness and justice in industry and among nations. Civilized communities should have arbitration treaties. Urges international agreements to curb naval armaments and costly arms expenditures. Proposes a League of Peace as a means to keep and enforce peace among great powers.
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Roosevelt Speech Pleads for Peace at Nobel Prize
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt speaks before the Nobel prize committee in Christiania Norway May 5. He expresses gratitude for the peace prize and plans to keep the gold medal as an heirloom, noting he did not keep the prize money due to special circumstances. The remarks outline how war might be abolished and emphasize peace.
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Cure by Cuticura Remedies Ends 5 Years of Eczema
Woman shares a nine year relief from itching and bleeding eczema after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She endured five years of severe sores with cycles of relapse and pain before recovery, aided by four bottles of Resolvent and advice from her mother. Written by Altie Elson Battle Creek Mich October 16 1909.
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Central Massachusetts Farmers Halt Milk Shipments
Two days of disrupted milk flow from Central Massachusetts farmers prompts a boycott of Boston contractors until the war ends. Palmer producers switch to butter and cheese, cutting shipments to Boston and New London, while Worcester farmers divert part to New York and convert the rest into butter.
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Harvard consolation track events plus results
Wet conditions slowed times at the Harvard consolation games in the Stadium with postponements for field events. Winners included F. Blanchard in the 100 yards, R. Tobey in the 220, D. B. Adams in the 440, A. Fraser Campbell in the 880, P. Heald in the mile, W. A. Perkins in the two mile, D. A. Steele in the 120 yard high hurdles, and Steele again in the 120 yard low hurdles with runners-up and times listed.
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Touching Second by John J. Evers Promised for Next Saturday
Chicago Cubs star John J. Evers, famed second baseman, writes Touching Second a baseball story set to debut in next Saturday's Post, sure to delight New England fans with its insider view of the game.
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