Carnegie Urges World Court to End War and Arbitration
Andrew Carnegie speaks on The Moral Issue in War, urging creation of a world court and peaceful arbitration of international disputes. He criticizes arms spending, calls for cooperation with the peace foundation, and praises efforts by Taft and other nations toward binding arbitration treaties. He cites examples from Britain Argentina Chile Norway Sweden Belgium Netherlands and warns against demagogues who fuel war costs.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Peace Foundation
American Society For Judicis
Foundation
Taft
Britain
Ganato
Auc
Chile
Norway
Sinveden
Belgium
Netherlands
Uhem
Hong
Great Britain
France
Weill
Carnerio
Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
Society
City boards tackle Spy Run line and street plans
The Board of Works confirms the Spy Run property line. Business owners on Clinton and Berry petition to ban dray teams from waiting on streets. Paving on Homes Avenue nearly finished, except grouting on Liurmor Street. Bid for Leith and Wayne streets rejected. Obstructions removed near Beavor and Wildwood Avenues. Plans for new sidewalks and intensified lighting are ordered. Kerr Murray Co. to clear Clinton Street obstructions to allow Wabash route to elevated depot.
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Clinton Street
Main
Wayne
Berry Street
Barr
Clinton
Board of Works
Board of Safety
Homes Avenue
Liurmor Street
John S. Brooks
Leith Street
Calhoun
Hougland Avenue
Wayne Street
Norton
St. Mary's River
Perheimer & Co
Beavar Avenny
Wildwood Avenua
Calhoun Street
Murek Street
Soma
Kerr Murray Company
Murray
Wanted Bookkeeper at Once in Western News Paper Union
Classified notice inviting immediate application for a bookkeeper position at the Western News Paper Union located at 810 Clinton St City. No further details provided.
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Western Newspaper Union
Clinton St
City
Poultry Show Opens as Fort Wayne Sees Record Birds
The Allen County Poultry Winners Association hosts a busy first day with more birds on display than ever in Fort Wayne. Judges from Butler and Chicago have begun evaluating classes including Buff Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes, with prizes announced and a $1,000 Toaster slated for display.
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Allen County Poultry Wanelers’ Association
Fort Wayne
Kummer
Butler
Chicago
Miracles at Grace Move Many During Evangelistic Campaign
In Fort Wayne evangelists led by Dr Chap man and Mr Alexander report widespread conversions from rescue missions and prayer. Speakers recount long careers with Pacific Garden Mission and New York street outreach. Evening music and personal decisions mark today’s anticipated services at the rink and auditorium.
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Ers
Mr. Callahan
Monran
Christ
Monroe
Pacific Garden
Chicnxenyid
Col
Curly Clark
Mr. Cullahan
Mio Water Atraet
New York
Howery
HL Hadley
Jerry McCaulley
Alexander
W. J. Robinson
Chicago
Charles S. Bisn
C. J. Starris
Spencerville
Robinson
Ile
Chapman-Alexander
Goodson
Wilam Asher
Trotter
Melvin Trotter
Grand Rapids
Princess Rink
Fort Wayne
Trinity M. E. Church
I. J. Lowe
St. Paul's
M. I
E. Stafford Millar
Third Presbyterian
D. S. Toy
Chapman
MISS E STafford Millar Bible Teacher
Miss E Stafford Millar a prominent evangelist leads the southeast auxiliary district in the Chapman Alexander campaign. She presides at nightly services at St Paula M E church and conducts women only sessions at Westminster Presbyterian church. A noted Bible student and teacher she has led many souls to Christ during the meetings.
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Miss F
Stafford Millar
Miss Millar
Auxiary
St. Paula Methodist Episcopal Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Decatur Man Electrician at State House
Decatur man Thomas Tinefiing, brother of County Clerk James T. Haelling, has begun work as the electrician at the Indiana State House in Indianapolis. He has sole charge of the electrical appliances at the state house. The Patterson-Metcher Co. plans to give away two dollar bills before Christmas, details on page two.
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Pacatir
Thomas Tinefiing
James T. Haelling
Indianapolis
Hare
State House
Patterson-Metcher Co
Mrs John Mannix Dies In Chicago Home
Relatives report the death of Mrs John Mannix formerly Miss Hinkle in Chicago. She leaves three sisters, two living here and one in Columbia City. Remains will be shipped here for interment. Previously another note says Mrs Susan J Appincott, 70, widow of Civil War veteran, bought a Bond Street home for 200 with part of a 1700 pension back award after a 15 year wait.
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Blufeton
Ind
Susan J Appincott
Bond Street
Pension Department
John Mannix
Chicago
Hinkle
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the Majestic
Ft. Wayne
Juvgi Makls
Charles Nestle
Barr Street
Buff
Plymouth Rocks
J.D. Cari
Will Johnson
Rosine
Kucher
Julius Kiefer
Decatur Man
Fort __ ‘Wayne
Patterson - Fletcher Co
Loew
L. Ja. Martz
Journal-Gazette
Columbia City
al Hazzard
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