Our Leader’s Turn on League and War Policy
A historical speech reflects disillusion with the Versailles League and argues America must safeguard its own liberty. The speaker criticizes the league’s impotence, cautions against entangling alliances, and urges Congress to authorize troops only if national honor and security are at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
America
United States
Great Britain
Arifte
Poland
Armenia
Dardanelles
Senate of the
League
Tapan
Congress
Waran
Gmx
Tiberius
Weporia
Notha
News of County Towns
Irene Huston of Johnstown visits relatives including Mrs Rankin. Mrs Hagerman visits from Indiana. Mr and Mrs Bell and Mr and Mrs Henn of Cleveland visit over Labor Day. Semina Maxwell from Washington DC stays two weeks. Baptism and church rites observed at the M church. J W Sindarf of Blairsville visits. Lethia Duncan of Pittsburgh tours Canada. Mrs Page of Mineral Point guest on the hill. Mrs Annie Bell departs for Cleveland. Margaret Wadsworth returns from Seward. Mrs Gorman and Jimmy of Canton visit grandmother Mrs Caulfield. Mrs Grube of Punxsutawney visits Craffton. Miss Elizabeth Rowe of Vandergrift to spend months at Caulfield home. Pastor salary at M B church raised to 2000. Amos Siepler hosts brother from Altoona. Globe and Literary Club opens next Tuesday in Red Cross rooms. Mrs J J Spuckman gives greetings. Year books distributed opening night. Mrs Caulfield returns from Greenfield Tenn with Miss Irene Barger as guest. Cross leaves Valley Mould and Tron Co. Mateliffe Chautauqua ends after three days. guarantors enable its return next year. Misses Mildred Geary and Virginia Nippes to attend Indiana State Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Irene Huston
Johnstown
Margaret Rankin
Mary Hagerman
Indiana
M.S. Bell
Edwin Henn
Cleveland
Bell
Semina Maxwell
Washington, D. C
Isebella Maxwell
J. W. Sindarf
Blairsville
Misa Lethia Duncan
Mttaburg
Canada
Alice Page
Mineral Point
Hill
Annie Bell
Margaret Wadsworth
Seward
James Gorman
Jimmy
Canton
Elizabeth Caulfield
Mdith Grube
Punxsutawney
Craffton
Clarry Graff
Alvar Liggett
New Florence
Elizabeth Rowe
Van
J. J. Spuckman
Charles Caulfield
Greenfeld
Tenn
Irene Barger
Cross
Valley Mould & Tron Company
Mateliffe Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Mildred Geary
Virginia Nippes
Indiana State Normal School
Living Room Furniture Collection Ad Highlights Pieces
Read about full living room sets and separate items including stationary sofas chairs rockers and sectionals. Describes davenports poufs and leather or tapestry seating options available in various coverings.
First Woman Registers in Burlington Township
Mrs D M Buterbaugh of Wehrum registered in Burlington township becoming the first woman to do so. Mrs Helen Bretzin returned to her Derry home after visiting friends in Wehrum. D M Buterbaugh boasted the finest corn crop in Burlington township. Fifty friends of Mr and Mrs Buterbaugh gathered at their home on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Buterbaugh
Wehrum
Burlington Township
Helen Bretzin
Derry
Buterbaugh
Local Social Notes and Scout Recap at Armagh and Nearby
Frank Deater and family and William Rowland and wife were recent visitors. Arthur Butterbaugh left for Grant township to teach. Mrs Shriner of California visits daughter Mrs Griffin near Cramer. Stutzman and wife left for Indiana. Sunday school rally at M church in Armagh well attended. Leslie Stutzman fell from a pear tree, minor injuries. Hutchison harvested five acres oats yielding 65 bushels per acre. Bracken family spent Sabbath at Findleys. Miss Margaret Mitchell visited. Mrs Riggs of Armagh critically ill in Johnstown hospital. Jacob Lawson's son and family visited Altoona. George Hutchison and wife announced birth of son George Dick and daughter Helen during Johnstown visit. H R Falcon hosted event for daughter Aileen. about 100 guests. Drifts include Robert Wraderick newborn. Pattersons and sons left to visit Mrs Pattersons’ parents in Lichens. Mahon family motor trip to Washington DC and Virginia. Miss Dillia Cunningham left with Schrom family for two-week east trip via automobile. Margaret Findley visiting grandmother. Jay Bollinger returns to Johnstown after summer with grandparents Lawson. Kenneth Bateman returns to Wilkinsburg after weeks with Hutchison family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hutchison
New Florence
George Dick
Helen
Johnstown
H. R. Falcon
Aileen
Robert Wraderick
T. Arthur Patterson
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Dillia M. Cunningham
Joseph A. Schrom
Blacklick
Phoenixille
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Arlisle
Margaret Findley Yis
Jay Bollinger
Jacob Lawson
Kenneth Bateman
J. J. Hutchison
Wilkinsburg
Pictures and Furnishings We Have More Than We Mention
A brief note notes there are more pictures and furnishings than can be listed. It signals a large collection offered for sale or display with emphasis on abundance and variety. Names, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable text.
Message on American leadership and world order debate
A political address argues against coercive actions in the West Indies and urges restraint by the United States. It contrasts a world court of justice with a league council, promotes free nations cooperation, and condemns Versailles-style power plays while defending American rights and protected lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
United States
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Europe
Asia
Africa
Senate
Society of Free Nations
Association of Free Nations
League of Free Nations
Hleven
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vance
Earth
McDougall
Soult
Ganwentelle
Buchheit Bros
Hunts
Frank Deater
William Rowland
Arthur Butterbaugh
Grant Township
East Wheatfield
Ca Rishell
Hale
Dad
Congo
PENNA
Court of International Justice
Council
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