War and peace in modern times and moral law
The piece argues war harms nations and civil society, praising arbitration and The Hague methods. It traces war’s decline from standing armies to professional forces, notes economic costs, and urges international law and sports-like contests as substitutes for conflict. It condemns deception in war as incompatible with universal moral standards.
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Mao
Novias
Hague
Difference
United States
Salvation Army Work in City Shows Steady Outreach
Salvation Army workers in the city report four months of activity with 96 indoor meetings and 90 street meetings drawing 1 327 attendees and 10 conversions. They seek donations for Christmas baskets including potatoes vegetables bread pies and more to aid the poor.
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Salvation Army
Savation Army
Popte
Ireland Universalist Church Monthly Meetings Notice
Ireland Universalist Church announces a Saturday December 11 meeting at 7 30 p m on Making Good Citizens out of Unused Materials and Judge Lindsey’s work. Sunday December 12 service at 10 30 a m with Rev L P Jones preaching The Effect of Prayers for the Forgiveness of Sin and a 7 30 p m sermon Though hand joined in hand the wicked shall not be unpunished. Everyone invited.
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Lindsey
L. P. Jones
Fernandez Makes Spectacular Flight Record at Nice
Antonio Fernandez the aviator, born in Spain and known as a French pilot, died when his biplane crashed after an ascent near Nice France. Witnesses estimate he reached at least 500 meters possibly surpassing the world record before the craft failed and he fell to the ground.
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Wright Brothers
Fernandez
Rheims
Monday
Indiana Dominates at Omaha Corn Show Yet Again
Indiana clinches top prize at the Omaha corn show reversing rivals. A repeat performance from last year confirms the Old Hoosier State remains dominant in regional corn judging and display.
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Indiana
Omaha
Purdue urges testing Babcock bottles to protect creameries
Purdue Dairy Department explains that 25 percent of cream test bottles are inaccurately graduated, risking overrun profits and patron trust. Indiana lacks laws similar to other states and Purdue offers free testing of all Babcock glassware, with shipping instructions and marking.
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Dairy Department
Purdue Experiment Station
Babcock
Indiana
Purdue
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Kansas
LaFayette
Express
Andre Pleads Guilty to Illegal Liquor Sale
Dave Andre pleaded guilty after a hearing before Mayor Barrows on Tuesday morning. He was fined fifty dollars plus costs totaling sixty dollars. he was not present at the trial and was represented by his attorney, Mr. Broachus.
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Dave Andre
Barrows
Mr. Andre
Broachus
Five Contestants Compete For Diamond Ring Prize
The Courier announces a Saturday 10 PM contest close for a diamond ring prize. Five young ladies will win if they have the most votes. contestants must be at the office to deposit ballots before closing and bring a representative to assist in counts. District leaders and names appear among results.
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Courier Office
Jennings
Jackson
Columbia
Orange Townships
Grace Needles
Grace Fields
Connersville
Big Four Railroad
Blanch Fleming
Mae Deaton Bae
Reas
Olive Morris
Gertrude Nevins
Marguarite Hill
Dellaphone Hudson See
Elizabeth Lamb
Agnes Egan
Susie Scholl
Connersville Township
Mabel Gaff Pe
Marie Grant
May Green
Beulah Campbell
Bertha Chrismer
Seer
Alice Connel Dee
Ethel Michael
Red Cross Christmas stamps aid charity and cheer
Indiana promotes Red Cross Christmas stamps as a major public fundraising effort. Sales last year reached 140000 dollars across 35 states with New York leading at 21174 dollars. Indiana highlights include 5000 dollars and wide newspaper support. Stamps sold locally through Federation of Clubs and at I. B. Young’s and post office.
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Red Cross
America
United States
American Red Cross
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Indiana
Santa Clas
Federation of Clubs
I. B. Young’s
Post Office
Williams Sells Out Feed Store on West Sixth Street
Thomas Walsh buys Morton Williams feed store on West Sixth Street. Williams has not decided on a new location and contemplates returning to the farm.
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Thomas Walsh
Morton Williams
West Sixth Street
Mr. Williams
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