Peace congresses push for international arbitration and disarmament
Four national Peace Congresses from 1909 to 1911 urged early arbitration treaties with Britain, a permanent court of arbitral justice, and an International League of Peace. They stressed education of youth as key to lasting peace and endorsed reducing armaments while preparing for future Hague conferences. Various notable attendees and local visits follow.
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Chicago
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France
Belgium
Japan
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Louis
Andrew Car
Négie
Wilson
Panama Canal
Ruth McCollough
Indianapolis
Emma Thornburg
Cletis Brown
Summitville
Lou-Edith Wimborough
Dianapolis
Roy Pavy
Lelts
Golra’ Pavy
Mildred Pope
Esther Aikens
Claude Robertson
Franklin
Marguerite Fisher
Hope
Hanley
First Baptist Church
Terre Haute
Mrs. Grave Crawley
St. Paul, Ind
Mrs
Uriah
Mullikin
Edith Canine
Clara Cosby
Frances Teckemeyer
Seymour
Fern Ritter
Hugh Vandiver
Thomas Campbell
Virgil Eikenberry
Flora
Palmer
Indiana ‘Teachers’ History Association
Iva Anderson
Mina Bearhope
Irma Combs
Gaye Harris
Lou Edith Wimborough
Gertrude
Dodd
Bernice Wiley
Whiteland