Enemies of War Hold a Congress in Chicago
Chicago hosts the second National Peace Congress with Taft as honorary president and Dickenson as active head. Leaders include diplomats, economists, and university figures. Sessions cover arbitration progress, Hague conferences, and universal peace, with speeches from Jones, Kirsch, Schurman, Jordan, Addams, and Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Peace Congress
Taft
Congress
Jacob M. Dickingon
Labor and
Socialist
Jenkin Lioyd Jones
Emil G. Kirsch
Jacob Gould Schurman
Corwell University
Hell
Robert Treat Famne
Boston
Dickison
Addessa
Hanmbiten Club
Owas Road
Charles &. Deneen
Prod A. Quise
Dean W. P. Rogers
Cincimati Taw School
Hirsch
Paul S. Reinselt
University of Wiscout
Universiy
H. T. Kealing
Nashville
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr
Univecvity
Music Hall
Jane Addame
Joseph B. Burtt
Graham Taylor
Chicago Commons
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Commerce and Industry
George E. Roberts
The
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Ellen M. Hearotin
Belton Cheath
Birmingham
Ala
W. A. Mahoney
Columbus
James Arbuckle
Spain
Colombia
St. Louis
Marcus M. Marks
National Association of Clothiers
New York City
Birs
Philip N. Moore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jane Addams
Lucia Ames Mead
Orchestra Hall
Willam J. Calhoun
William J. Hall
Swarthmore College
James Brown Scott
State Department
Charles Chenes Hyde
Mandelhall
University of Chicago
Louis P. Lochner
Madison
Wis
Richard Barcholit
Missouri
Interparliamentary Vnion
Edwin D. Mead
Hague
Wisconsin Dispatches From State News Desk
Milwaukee hosts the thirty-eighth annual meeting of the Womens' Mission Board with about 300 delegates and a keynote by Rev. Samuel M. Zwemer. In Madison Yenkwan Shibata earns Phi Beta Kappa honors. New London schedules the county fair for September. West Salem sees a humane case against B C Swarthout. La Crosse, Menomonie, and Racine report varied legal and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Womens’ Ieabyterian Board of Missions of the Northwest
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Shore
Samuel M. Zwemer
Arabia
Madlon
Milwau- Keeans
Johanna Rogsberg-Leipnitz
Benjamin F. Schringer
Angela Josephine Anthony
New London
County Fair Association
Stevens Point
Weyauwega
Seymour
Neshonoe Mills
West Salém
B.C. Swarthout
M. T
United Spanish War Veterans
Milwauker
National Guard
Mancivers
New Richmond
Jowett
Vegginen
Appleton
Steory T. Smith
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat & Power Company
Wilhem Beggs
Madison
Davidson
J. Ray Stevens
Ninth Judicial Eirewst
Charles McCarthy
State Legislative Reference Bureau
Wisconsin
National Board For Promotion of Uniform Legislation
Wausau
William Zeh
Tidge Neelen
Mrdisoo
Genate Committee On Transportation
Marinette
Amberg
Thia County
Racine
Harry Skouletus
Joseph Jibinski
la Coosue
Pacific Electric Company
Main Street
Wautoma
Allie Draves
Here
Forzery
Green Bay Reformatory
la Crosse
Col. R. B. McCoy
Langlade
Janesville
Annie Koblhoff
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Paint Every Year and Houseowners Painting Outfit
An advertisement explains the need for careful painting choices for lasting results. It promotes National Lead Company supplies, a free Houseowners Painting Outfit No 9, color schemes, and a detecting instrument. It warns to ensure Dutch Boy Painter purity and quality, and mentions alternatives if National Lead cannot supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lead Company
Trinity
New York
Zwad Company
Murine Eye Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement text touts Murine Eye Remedy for red weary moist and irritated eyes with claims of soothing formulas and safe use. A fragmented anecdote about a child at church appears, followed by a Judge's Library style line. The piece mixes product promotion with unrelated anecdotal prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Pereat Cengua
New York
Curious Tales From An Early Telephone Era
A Little Slip recounts Rev. Spicer using a new telephone and mispronouncing hymn numbers during a church service. An office boy answers a ringing line with a joke about being died, and a playful mock history notes Romulus and Remus debating walls before Rome’s boxing debut ends with Remus being knocked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spicer
Romulus
Rome
Remus
Evansion
Woman in Alabama Credits Postum For Health Return
A Huntsville resident who drank coffee for about 40 years reports severe stomach trouble and insomnia. After quitting coffee and trying Postum four months, her health greatly improves, she eats freely and sleeps well, and she endorses Postum as a solution with the slogan There's a Reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunteville
Ala
Wellville
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Enemies OF War
Biateamen
Truedlood
Red
David L. Dodge
World Organization and Cooperation
Nellen
Lake Forest University
8. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Texas
Federation of the World
Hamilton Holt
Independent
Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Germany
Herman de Lagercrantz
Sweden
Wu Ting Fang
China
Alfred Mitchell Innes
Wisconsin State News
Syewihigs
Elward Serna
California
Fic Syrup Co
Dr.d.jayne
Weliy
Pytehg Witter
Tluibos Eburet
Hebved
Tuwng
Choy Des Lurie
Minowu
Lelomiot
Azeicuitarel
Turin
BAM Ace
Weir Sinrchen
Wehends
Haves
Thorlands
McLaull
Paull Broadview
STED
Pogtagina
Wie Urundnga Company
Norwalk
Cura
Defiance Cold Water Starch Sakes Laundry Works Dicasura
Pli
Sinaloagie
Califorujae
Murico
WN. le
Chas
H. Hale
Indiana
Liberty
Naund Keener
Dupaetmvent
Cinrignutt
Andrian C. Ecovey
Luang
Watnon E-Colemam
Weshtogion
Bogksfree
Batyrami
Tho, Ueeinne
Mansee
Lie Sen
Argcord
Urewent Mfg. Co
Ammotio
Rene Wolepuard
Tate
T. Drugelsis
Urdend Lomounsbetu
Neesy Sopha Medical Co
Chemists and Saberiologsis
Goshen, Tod
U.S.A
Moving Pictures
Moving Picture Theatres
Western
Canada
National Associaton
Argast
Ottawa
J.broughton
Merekenia
Douglas
Ray Dilber Madiztadiurey
Taakere
Avery
W.l.donglas
Ncinual
Twin Mua
Shou Hialars
Weblsvtas Katolor Egetines
Calatorur
Nassy
Standard Film Exchange
Standard Film Exchange Bept
Dearborn Street
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