Exposition Travel Boom Promises Record Westward Movement
Traffic experts predict the Panama Pacific Exposition year will spark the largest westward travel in history. With San Francisco as the goal, excursion demand soars, aided by half fare round trips and a ninety day limit, and exposure abroad boosts interest in visiting the wonderland on the Pacific shore.
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Mighty Arches Mark Vast Court of the Universe
The Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco features the grand central court 900 by 500 feet flanked by the Arch of the Setting Sun at the west portal. Each arch rises 188 feet and displays sculptured groups symbolizing eastern and western nations.
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Peace Exposition Advocate Urges International Harmony
R B Hale argues the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco embodies peace. Expositions unite nations, soften prejudices, and could host a future peace conference to settle war through treaties and an international naval police. The piece envisions a new era of brotherly love and lasting global accord.
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Elihu Root
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John G. Whittier
Panama Pacific Exposition Booklet Offered Free
A sixty page color illustrated booklet on the Panama Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco from February 2 to December 4, 1915 and the Panama Canal will be mailed free to inquirers. Write to the Manager, Bureau of Publication, Exposition Building, San Francisco for the booklet.
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