Peace Conference Reflections On World Peace Progress
A Chicago peace congress covers Taft's letter supporting peace, future Hague conferences, and optimistic forecasts by Trueblood. Eckstein argues abolition of war. Trueblood cites periodic meetings and growing influence of the peace movement toward universal peace.
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Deneen
Illinois
Busse
Chicago
Eugene Bartlett
Taft
White House
United States
WM. H. Taft
Royal L. Melendy, Esq
National Peace Congress
Ill
Anna B. Eckstein
Boston
Trueblood
Benjamin F. Trueblood
The
American Peace Society
Ateast
Advertising in newspapers: honesty above all for impact
The speaker argues first impressions from ad copy reveal the advertiser. Plausibility can drive dollars, but only sincerity yields real success. True impact comes from saying exactly what you mean and meaning what you say in this industrial age.
Outlook On Peace Marks Year Of Global Accord
Dean W. P. Rogers of Cincinnati Law School says the past year yielded progress toward universal peace. Highlights include Roosevelt's Russia Japan war end, China refunds of Boxer uprising damages, Hague conference call, and 23 arbitration treaties. Gompers to speak tonight alongside President Jordan of Stanford University.
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Dean W. P. Rogers
Cincinnati Law School
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
China
Gompers
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Steamer La Crosse Given Excellent Condition After Inspection
Local inspectors George Knapp and J C Carey from Dubuque examined the steamer La Crosse in La Crosse. Lifeboats and life preservers were tested and boilers inspected. a 300 pound cold water pressure was used, though 192 pounds is standard. The vessel was pronounced in excellent condition and will connect with the Red Wing to run between Wabasha and St Paul.
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United States
George Knapp
J. C. Carey
Dubuque
la Crosse
Red Wing
Wabasha
St. Paul
Taft Placed In Jeopardy By Fast Driving Chauffeur
Washington March 3 President Taft remains an unconscious speed maniac according to reports his friends fear a serious smashup as his cartravels at 50 to 60 miles an hour in suburban roads and city streets. His bodyguard James Sloan has repeatedly curtailed the chauffeur Robinson but warns the president's life could be lost if the pace continues.
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Washington
Taft
Washington City
Robinson
James Sloan
Sloan
Firemen and Bartenders Play Annual Baseball Game
Firemen and bartenders stage a spirited exhibition in an empty lot amid neat uniforms and broad grins. The annual fundraiser has drawn large sums in past years, highlighting local rivalry.
Nags and Women Ruin Bank Teller in Minneapolis
Ellis W Niles a 32 year old First National Bank receiving teller is detained on embezzlement charges totaling 37876 dollars. He allegedly tried to draw a revolver when confronted and has since repaid about 9000 dollars to bank officials.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ellis W. Niles
First National Bank
Tribune Wants Boosts Free Want Ad Dollars
The line hints at a Tribune Wants promotion for free want ad dollars, asking readers how they will learn about the program by reading the Tribune Wants. The text shows promotional intent and reader guidance embedded in a newspaper feel.
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Tribune
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