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Franklin

Location

Franklin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1914

Page

4

War or Peace with Mexico Debate in The Nation

The author weighs US options over Wilson's peaceful blockade toward Mexico Huerta's threats and possible war. Norman Angell warns of heavy costs while Mexico's large infantry could test US capability. The piece urges calm, unity, and a peaceful settlement before any hard strike, echoing Sherman that war is hell.

United States Fie Mexico Huerta Coul Norman Angell New York England Transvaal Angell Wilson Tas Sherman

Alumni Notes Highlight Long List of Alumni Visits and Roles

Senator Thomas L. Neal of Lebanon visited Merle Abbott on April 21. Other items note C A Brown of Duluth visiting classmate Noble Ritchey, Bernard Douglas of Shelbyville with Phi Delta brothers, Norman H. Pritchard of Chicago visiting his mother, Hazel Abbell of Indianapolis at a Pi Beta Phi luncheon, and Grace Bryan of Lebanon returning to visit parents. Rev Clark St Parker of Terre Haute contributed an article in the Baptist Observer. Ethel McCollough of Evansville, city librarian, visited Franklin. Harry B. Benninghoff of Waseda University in Tokyo is on furlough. Remy of Indianapolis and McAlpin of Greenwood served on Republican state convention resolutions committee. Mrs. G M Curry of Terre Haute invited to Bay View Chautauqua in August. Maurice Douglas of Flat Neck to speak May 6 at Purdue for the Cattle Feeders’ Association.

Charles F. Remy Indianapolis E. A. McAlpin Greenwood G. M. Curry Terre Haute Bay View Cattle Feeders’ Association Purdue University Douglas

Peace as a Conquest Quotation in Civic Discourse

An attributed quotation on peace likens it to conquest where both sides are subdued and neither loses, framed as a civic reflection. The text emphasizes restraint and equal footing in conflict resolution as part of public commentary.

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Thomas L. Neal Lebanon Merle Abbott C. A. Brown Duluth Noble Ritchey Bernard Douglas Shelbyville Phi Dell Brothers Norman H. Pritchard Chicago Hazel Abbell Pi Beta Phi Claypool Hotel Grace Bryan J. L. Bryan Clark St. Parker Baptist Observer Ethel McCollough Evansville Frankin W. B. McCollough Harry B. Benninghoff Waseda University Tokio Japan Iis Old College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute W. Nugent
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