Business Men and War Prompts Global Peace Debate
The Cumberland Press discusses a special article for business men worldwide urging world peace. It cites six recommendations on war’s economic impact, world court, and world force to curb conflict, stressing education for peace and a world peace party. The piece also highlights the Bazaar of the Nations as a notable local event.
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United States
Europe
Chamber of Commerce of the
Union
Elliot H. Goodwin
National Chamber
Edward A. Filene
Boston
International Court
Council of Conciliation
Filene
Salesladies in New York and Cumberland praised for charm
The piece extols sales ladies in New York stores for patient grace and persuasive skills, likening their refined tact to a force that shapes taste and expenditure. It draws a parallel to Cumberland, noting their mixed reputation and praising the female workforce while musing on voting for women.
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Job
Paris
New York
Cumberland
Penelope
Cumberland’s Chief Character
The article argues Cumberland's defining trait as a city is patience. It contemplates descriptors for the city’s personality and settles on the single word patient to capture its essence.
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Cumberland
Queen City
The Rules of War and International Law
A summary of The Hague rules on warfare, detailing prohibited and allowed practices such as poisons, assassination, treatment of spies, bombardment rules, and humanitarian principles. It covers penalties for espionage, drum head courts, and the status of neutral representatives, with context from a Washington dispatch on war ethics and international law.
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Germany
Hague
Lewis of Maryland eyes U S Senate after parcel post fame
Davis J. Lewis of Cumberland seeks the Republican nomination for the United States Senate. The Johnstown Democrat extols his role as Father of the Parcel Post and his drive to postalize telegraph and telephone, arguing his broad, nonpartisan democracy and wartime restraint make him a strong, broadly supported candidate. The piece notes local support in Johnstown and Cambria County and predicts a loyal base of admirers and prayers for his success.
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United States Senate
Lewis
Parcel Post
Davy” Lewis
United States
National Legis
Mr. Lewis
Congress
Johnstown
Cambria County
Senate
Local Notices and Society Brief Mix
A compact page item mixes humorous notes and social chatter from readers. Names tied to Ohio towns appear, including Carrie Redpenny of Portsmouth and Antonette Fallout in Dayton, with divorce and separation suits for Joseph Fallout in Dayton and John Kiss in Cleveland.
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Antonette Fallout
Joseph Fallout
Dayton
Ohio
Mary Kiss
John Kiss
Cleveland
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