Complete Disarmament Urged At Peace Conference
The fourth American Peace Congress opened in St. Louis this afternoon with Andrew Carnegie delivering a satire on militarism. He argued vast military spending is wasteful while emphasizing peace through international cooperation and justice. The conference gathers representatives from 24 states and 9 Central and South American nations to discuss disarmament, international law, and inter-American relations.
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United States Army
Navy
Andrew Carnegie
Amerion
National Defense
Texas
Mexico
Spain
Diachia
Tony
United Press Stars
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United States
Hagué
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Lune
Willim Jennings Bryan
Wiesolve
Thio
Wilécal
Andrew Car. Hoxie
General Assembly
Richard Tyrbholar
Cinerea
Nushtaday
Socialist May Day Observances In New York
United Socialist groups held the annual May Day demonstration and conference in New York City. Telegrams from affiliated groups in the United States and Europe were read at the conference as parades began from Labor Temple and Rutgers Square. A monster mass meeting was planned in Onion Square with working day resolutions and multilingual speeches on the program.
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United Fre- New York
Industrial Workers of the
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United States
Labor Temple
Mast
Rutgers Square
Onion Square
Boy Scouts Begin War on the Fly
National Boy Scout leaders declare a campaign to combat flies with a nation wide effort. Local units are assigned districts and armed with swatters and instruction cards for households, schools, and congregations to spread prevention methods and stop fly breeding. The mobilization follows orders from the national headquarters.
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BOY Scouts
United Press
New York
Iivranches
Issuid Loday
Market Report New York Provision Market Summary
Market notes from New York and Buffalo on April 20 show mixed prices across provisions. Wheat futures May at 11.00 percent, pork around 1700 to 2250 dollars, butter creamery extras, potatoes at 1.76 to 2.00 per bushel, and corn oats and cheese quotes vary with quality. Hog and sheep prices listed, with yearlings around 6.75 to 7.25 and lambs at 8.00 to 8.15, reflecting regional market activity.
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New York
Buffalo
Charges Grow In Judge's Trial In Pennsylvania
Harriabirg April 1 charges of forgery and fraud tied to the impeachment case of Judge Charley Ny Broma of Seinglidti county. Attorneys Lenahan and Folty clashed before a House committee as Barlow read a paper alleging sentences for nuisance crimes, provoking a heated exchange and near-physical altercation in the capitol corridors.
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Ald
Charley Ny Broma
Seinglidti
Pully
Atkarnoyn
Special Committee of the House
Joh VY Lenahan
Aid ‘Motes Ni Darlow
Gorneitna Folty
Barlow
Jarteg Fri
Ono
Nigarenement Lenahan
Barrow
Marlow
Most Marvelous Kidney Remedy at St Johns Church
A local notice advertises Thompson's Tarasma and Dandelion and Mand rake Pills as kidney remedies with testimonials. It mentions demonstrations by St Johns Groups Wear Lutheran church youth at Surami collecting funds for a church building project.
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Summit N. J
St John's
Lutheran Church
Fragmentary Weather Snippet for Several Cities
A sparse OCR weather fragment notes conditions in New York Albany Buffalo Chicago New Orleans Washington Philadelphia and Boston with scattered temperatures and clear skies indicated. Specifics are incomplete and dates are absent, yielding an imprecise regional snapshot.
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New York
Albany
Atlandie
Boston
Lowe
Buffalo
Glear
Chicago
Fear
Lewis
New Orleans
Washington
Philadelphia
Trolley Men Win Higher Pay After Demanding Increase
Workers on Wartiti Jainustown and Wirrou Street railways received higher wages after protests. Conductors discovered reduced envelopes with new pay rates and bounties. pay adjustments raised monthly earnings from previous levels to new sums, with quoted increases and new hourly figures.
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Wathons
Wartiti & Jainustown Street Railway
Wirrou Street Railway
Ndyamouh
Shomfield
Rueelvinie
Howe Amd
Yasir
Tragic Train Collision Kills John O'Brien
John O'Brien, 28, of 1621 Holland Street, was instantly killed when a snowplow collided with a passenger train on Holland Street. Witness Frank Qubun reported the incident. engine operator John Ryan and Tony Zieukousk face charges over the derailment and injury to others. The accident occurred as a passenger train approached from the west at about 6:20 p.m. on a night foggy with obstructed views.
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Jang Street
Haku Shore
John O'Brien
Holland
Frank Qubun
Kate-Kewper
John Ryan
Nvelfen
Farmer's Wife Almost A Wreck In Maryland Letter
Westwood Maryland woman describes severe monthly pains and a persistent nervous condition. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after medical advice suggested organic inflammation. The testimonial praises the product and invites others to write for confidential guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Weatwood
Talia
Lydia H. Pluduim
Mre
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Richards
Westwood
Maryland
Lele Tou Wesley
Lydia B. Pinkham
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