World Peace and God's Law as Alternative to War
The author argues for a global peace enforced by death penalties for violators, rejects reliance on international law without punishment, and praises Christ as the ultimate ruler of peace. He recalls World War I events, Florence and Rome scenes, and contrasts Napoleon and Livingstone to emphasize divine justice over human power. He cites the Versailles Treaty and Monro Doctrine, urging genuine peace through holy guidance.
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League of Nation
Germany
Hague
Holland
Andrew Carnegie
England
Kaiser William
Franz Joseph
Rome
Tripoli
Albert L. Bertelli
Florence
Italy
Mediterrean
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Sherman
Cole Younger
Jesse James
Wild Bill
James Monroe
Monroe
Carranga
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
Atlantic Ocean
Gibraltar
Paris
Berlin
Potsdam
Trafalgar Square
Pompei
Herculaneum
Bagatelle
Marne
France
Pilate
Jesus Christ
Waterloo
Napoleon
Lord Wellington
General Blucher
Elba
St. Helena
Moscow
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bryan Woman's Club Honors Mrs Floore at Luncheon
The Bryan Woman's Club hosted a Tuesday luncheon at St Andrew's parish hall in honor of Mrs Florence C Floore of Cleburne, president of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs. Attendees included district officers and the Campus Study Club with 104 guests receiving welcome remarks and toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Guild
Campus
Bryan’s Woman's Club
la France
Woman’s Club
Club Women of Bryan and College Host Luncheon Event
The Bryan and College women hosted a luncheon featuring speakers from the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs including Mrs. Floore Mrs. Nagle Miss Decca Lamar West and others. Toasts highlighted loyalty reconstruction and civic engagement as Rev H B Jamison closed the event calling it the most brilliant and enjoyable social affair in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Floore
Bryan Club
Bryan
College
J. C. Nagle
Fourth District
Nagle
Decca Lamar West
Waco
Woodrow Wilson
Maggie Barry
A. and M. College
L. L. McInnis
Club
Women of Texas
Frank Webb
Orange
Bryan Woman’s Club
M. L. Hayes
W. S. Wilson
Texas
H. B. Jamison
Ryan
Unrest and sharp words mark era of tense gaze
The piece cites The Houston Post noting exchanges between Howat and Governor Allen of Kansas, and William Z. Foster calling Palmer a liar. It reflects a mood of divisive rhetoric and ongoing labor strife amid worldwide unrest.
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The
Houston Post
Howat
Allen
Kansas
William Z. Foster
Palmer
Dallas Women Kill Their Husbands Ringing City Tragedy
The Dallas area reports two cases of women shooting husbands, Mrs. Gayle Perry killing Rupert L. Perry and Mrs. Robert Bright killing her husband. The piece questions social pressures in Dallas and contrasts with other Texas cities while warning of consequences of city life and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gayle Perry
Rupert L. Perry
Robert Bright
The
Eagle
Fort Worth
Waco
Houston
Still in Worthy Stillness a Political Tale Retold
State Press recalls S. P. claiming honesty about mixups with Horace Flacus and Horace Greeley. It notes Horace remains S. P.'s favorite classicist, while recounting Governor David B. Hill’s 1896 hush and the World telegram asking if he remained a democrat. The reply: yes, but very still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas-Galveston News
S. P
Horace Flacus
Horace Greeley
Horace
David B. Hill
New York
Woolfort Roost
Hudson
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Mosquito-Eating Fish Sought for Rio Grande Malaria Fight
The State Board of Health in Austin reports a request from the University of New Mexico biology department for a number of mosquito eating fish. The fish will be used to exterminate malaria around the upper Rio Grande in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
State Board of Health
Department of Biology
The
University of New Mexico
Upper
Rio Grande
New Mexico
One Actor Implies Critique After Imitation
An amateur performer imitates several famous actors including one present in the audience. After the show he asks the star for his opinion on the impersonation. The great man answers with a blunt verdict saying one of them is rotten.
Lost Sorrel Horse Found Near Bryan on Bryan Iola Road
A sorrel horse about 16 1 2 hands high, 12 or 13 years old with two white feet and a star in the forehead was found seven miles east of Bryan on Bryan and Iola road on April 16 1920. No brand and foretop trimmed. Owner can recover by paying for this notice to T P Hall Bryan Route No 6 4242.
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Bryan
Bryan and
Iola Road
T. P. Hall
Local Bryan Clinic Ad Reports Doan's Kidney Pills Trial
Bryan reader B L Powers describes kidney pain backache and frequent urination then credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for relief He urges others to try the remedy and notes similar cases appear in every issue the ad imitates typical testimonial style.
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Bryan
B. L. Powers
Carpenter
Doan
Foster-Mill
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
East Texas Chamber of Commerce leader visits Tyler
Hon A L Burge of Tyler, general manager of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, arrives for the Banker-Farmer Conference at A M College. He notes the Tyler group has grown across forty two counties with 800 participants and nearly $20000 raised to advance regional education highway agricultural and industrial development. The Eagle supports the movement and will continue coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burge
Tyler
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
M. Collene
Burge
Eagle
Fast
Texas Chamber of Commerce
The
Banker-Farmer Meeting Plans and Chamber Actions
The Bryan Chamber of Commerce met with President E J Jenkins presiding. The board agreed to attend the Banker-Farmer opening at A and M College, arrange hospitality for visitors, and support a Gulf Route for the Bankhead Highway. They discussed county agent funding, paving work, and a new Bryan creamery station. The general membership meeting set for April 27 was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker-Farmer
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Jenkins
S. E. Eberstadt
J. Jenkins
Tyler Haswell
Ed Hall
L. L. McInnis
W. H. Cole
J. T. Maloney
J. L. Edge
A. M Waldrop
R. O. Allen
Geo. A. Adams
John A. Moore, Jr
D. L. Wilson
Oak McKenzie
Travis B. Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
T. K. Lawrence
Eberstadt
W. B. Bizzell
A. and M. College
Texas
Entertainment Committee
L. McInnis
Moore
Dr. Bizzell
Pittsbridge
Highway Committee
Agricultural Committee
Brazos County
H. H. Williamson
Finance Committee
Agriculture Committee
Hall
Bryan
Edge
W. I. McCulloch
Allen Smith
Travis Bryan
Wilson Bradley
J. M. Lawrence
B. W. Crenshaw
George Nedbalek
National Bankhead Highway Association
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
J. A. Rountree
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
C. S. E. Eberstadt
Texas Division
Bankheadly Association
Wilson
College-Bryan
S. F E. Eberstadt
Texas Creamery Co
Agriculture Committee For Action
A. M. Waldrop
John A. More, Jr
Banker- Farmer
Local visitors drop by the Eagle office
Mrs. O L Andrews and Mrs Peters from Harvey together with Prof J L Cobb and J K Pressnall from Tabor were in the city this afternoon. A B McSwain of Rock Prairie and L S Williams of Coleview also visited, while W H McVey of Minter Springs called on the Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Andrews
E. A. Peters
Harvey
J. L. Cobb
J. K. Pressnall
Tabor
A. B. McSwain
Rock Prairie
L. S. Williams
Coleview
W. H. McVey
Minter Springs
Taft Visit Shrouded by Silence in Waco Stroll
Former President William Howard Taft rode through Waco for over an hour yesterday unrecognized by locals at the Raleigh hotel and on streets as the late train to Belton caused a return delay. The piece recalls Taft’s prior fame and Roosevelt’s 1912 split, noting local observers’ astonishment at the quiet reception.
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William Howard Taft
Raleigh
Belton
Taft
Waco
Baylor
Waco News-Tribune
London
Connecticut
Secret Service
Dallas
Houston
Bryan
U. S
Senate Chamber
Washington
United States
Republican Party
Cannon
Sherman
Longworth
Knox
Penrose
Lodge
Old Guard
Republic
Mexico
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Union Station
Pell Mell
New York
Hudson River
Africa
Teddy
William Taft
Rockdale
Interchurch Mass Meeting for Brazos County
The Interchurch World Movement program trains four ministers and one woman to present its aims. A county mass meeting will be at First Presbyterian Church on Friday April 23 with morning afternoon and night sessions. Attendees are urged to plan to attend all day and invite others.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fatal Effect An Obituary Note From The Eagle
An obituary in The Brooklyn Eagle notes a man died three hours after reading his copy yesterday afternoon, implying a sudden fatal outcome linked to the reading moment. The item records the sequence of events without speculation or graphic detail.
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The
Eagle
Brooklyn Eagle
Salary Gaps Fire Tax Debate Among Ministers
Out of 170000 ministers in the United States only 1671 earn enough to owe income tax. Ministers largely exempt due to income levels not a specific law. Many supplement ministry wages with outside work to feed and clothe families. The Interchurch World Movement calls for higher pay for ministers as part of its five year plan to expand Protestantism. Average college trained preacher earns about 937 dollars yearly versus other industries. rubber workers average 1526.20, boot and shoe 1346, chemical 1826.40, silk 1179.88, paper 1164, wool 962.78.
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United States
Interchurch
World Movement
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