Editorial on war aims and international sanctions
In a 1915 reflection, the Evening Gazette cites the need to remove internal unrest and proposes territorial changes based on racial considerations to deter aggression. It argues for international sanction mechanisms behind law and treaties, while noting the Entente Allies bear the burden of preventing a repeat of Prussianism. The piece hinges on editorials from the N.Y. Herald and concerns about durable peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einé Iten
Kaiser
Hillerd
Indiana
Cartier
N. Y
Mr. Balfour Points Toward Lasting Peace
Mr. Balfour’s note refining the Entente reply to President Wilson argues against premature peace and restates the German gamble of a treaty breach. He emphasizes Prussianism’s demand for good faith and supports Turk expulsion from Europe, urging broad Christendom backing.
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Mr. Balfour
Wilson
Balfour
Europe
Christendom
Hunter Seeks Heiress Bride with Unknown Age
In a terse exchange, Belle notes Hunter plans to marry an heiress. When asked about her age, Hunter could not answer. Claude clarifies the issue is not age but heritage, underscoring the marriage intrigue surrounding the heiress.
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Belle
Hunter
Claude
Dog Killed by Mail Carrier Sparks Homer City Feud
A dog belonging to Mr. McHenry terrorized locals until a mail carrier shot the animal on McHenry's porch after a heating altercation. The first bullet failed to stop it. the second killed the dog, prompting rumors and local remonstrance about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zooks
Sean
The Value of Co operation in Motion Pictures
The article stresses cooperation as essential in cinema from writer to director to star, sharing home life harmony and the importance of teamwork. It chronicles a motion picture star reflecting on foreign habit studies, learning Russian and French cultures for roles, aided by libraries and charity visits, and concluding with gratitude for life in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippa
Vitagraph
New York
Rosea
Brave
America
Protagonists of Peace Without Victory in Early America
An overview traces royalists and Tories from post 1776 through the 1860s, noting their push for peace without victory. It highlights figures in Congress urging Lord Lyons to end the Civil War on those terms, labeled by Americans as the conservative faction and given a complimentary, nameless nickname.
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United States
3 Nation
Mexico
Mr. Wilson
California
Wilson
McKinley
Cuba
Congress of the United States
Lord Lyons
Washington
Licenses Issued In Clearfield County Cache
Judge Singleton Bell granted 4 retail liquor licenses in Clearfield County while 14 were refused and held for consideration. Wholesale applications remain under advisement. Most Clearfield applicants received licenses, including Curwensville and Mahaffey, with John Reed of the Evergreen Hotel in Falls Creek the only unconditional South End licensee. Current licenses expire at the end of February.
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Clearfield
Singleton Bell
Clearfield County
Curwensville
Mahaffey
John Reed
Evergreen Hotel
Fails Creek
Steadily Increased Success in Treatment Claims
An advertisement touts a combined treatment claimed to cure nose and throat catarrh, deafness from ear involvement, bronchitis, rheumatism, liver spleen and bladder ailments, and nervous disorders. It describes various symptoms, promises dramatic fixes, and announces free consultation Mondays at the Moorh Hotel in Indiana with a home office in New Castle. Also notes hotel liquor-sale penalties and suspended sales in DuBois area hotels pending prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabie
St. Vitus
Fredrake
Barnes
Aneyer
Moorh Hotul
Indiana
New Castle
Dewey's Vision in Manila Bay and Liberty
The passage recalls Commodore Dewey at Manila Bay as he met Spain's fleet, placing ships to defend liberty on shore and sea. It emphasizes his long struggle, the defeat of the Spaniards, and his aim for a stronger Orient through western action.
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McHenry
Mac
Barnes
Diane
Manila Bay
Dewey
Spain
Art Dewey
Swaniie Bay
W. J. Clampton
Dewey Defeats Spain in Swanie Bay Glory Card
W J Clamp ton recalls Dewey defeating Spain with calm grit at Swanie Bay. The account praises the American victory and notes a sharp reply to German style, framing Dewey as a steadfast hero and the ships sailing away as a lasting glory.
Points on People notes from Homer City area social visits
Mrs. Albert Dek of Homer City was a pediatric nurse for a time and Mrs. John Mages and their children of Steloet spent Wednesday with friends in town. Mrs. David Max of Tenth Street visited friends in Livermore PA. Mrs. J T Fleming of Shelocta called this week. Miss Mary McKnight of Church Street spent several days in Pittsburg. Attorney and Mrs. John L. Getty returned from Philadelphia where they visited their son Lawoneds. Mrs. Ohn Hastiner of Wayne Avenue came home yesterday from Windsor where she stayed with her son in law and daughter Mrs Flow ers. Mrs. Mewers formerly Miss Margaret Tisinprer.
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Albert Dek
Homer City
John Mages
Thildren
Steloet
David Max
Tenth Street
Liveemore
J .T. Fleming
Shelocta
Mary McKnight
Church Street
Pittsburg
John L. Getty
Atteip
Philadelphia
Lawroneds
Ohn 18
Hastiner
Wayne Avenue
Windsor
Mer
Dinner Flowers
Mewers
Margaret Tisinprer
Wallopsburg Licenses Reported Amid Confusion
A terse note from Wallopsburg cites ongoing licensing matters involving Vorturato Sdad and Violetson at Bagamore. Officials indicate unclear filings require further review to determine eligibility and status.
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Vorturato Sdad Occ
Wallopsburg Wortunata Tamatoo
Wallopsburge Olof Violetson Cacseeeee
Ee. Bagamore
Aum Swanso Oo
Ee Bugamore
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