The Promise of the Hague Tribunal and World Peace
A historical address before the peace congress at St. Louis outlines The Hague Tribunal concepts. Prof. Willa Tull and Prof. Hult compare tribunals to national courts, advocating a third supreme court of arbitration for all nations. The speaker urges a universal court with permanent judges, international bureau, and wide participation to secure worldwide peace.
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Americen Peace Congress
St. Louis
Willa Tull
Swarthmore College
Hult
Forky Wis Mallons
Bpp
Toney
United States
Hague Tribunal
Whield
Dastinal
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Puig Permanent Court of Arbitration
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Hague
Ttfa
Aido
Permanent Court At Arbitration
Thera
Giaetica
Nie Ilona Hall
Court of Arbitral Justice
Hagan Tribunal
Witich
Hague tribunal and peace congresses shape future world order
The article contemplates a distant yet inevitable Hague tribunal as a possible outcome of evolving international peace efforts. It argues that peace congresses abroad and at home, and all sincere efforts to advance goodwill, signal a future when universal peace may arrive, influenced by those in power and their influence in the world.
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Hull
Hagen Tribnal
Hague Tribunal
Gears of Labor and Politics Stir Iowa Towns
The Washington County Press notes Governor Clarke appointing Oscar State of Wapello to replace Judge Whitrow, praising the choice. Iowa farmers face a looming congressional proposal to shift crops, while a Des Moines Capital column argues against harming American industries and upholds treaty obligations.
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Washington County Press
Clarke
Oscar Jtate
Wapello
Whitrow
Hale
Nerar G. A. Carpenter
Withrow
Site Trams
Arthur Springer
Fale
Care Penter
Judge Tale
Pras
Pepper House tariff speech stalls senate bid talk
Washington special reports Mir Pepperbhusel argues in a speech on the tariff during the final hours of the Underwood bill debate. He asserts no middle ground exists and warns lawmakers that voting against the Underwood bill or voting present equates to backing the Payne-Aldrich bill and must answer to constituents.
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Washington
I. S. Peppey
Mir
Pepper Bhusel
Wizc
Popper
Pepper
Flo
Thessue
Aldrich
Republican Party
Judge Toweer
Standepat
Theeign
England
Canada
Apgentlig Australis
Mexico
Towner
Reminiscences of Long Ago at Grammar School Exercises
Thirty years ago the present term’s exercises in the grammar grade were held, featuring essays dialogues singing and instrumental music. The program ran smoothly reflecting credit on the pupils and Miss Lillie Morrison, with parents noting the diligent efforts and slow, drawn-out wave of school progress. Alex Grosel displayed an old pair of Mexican spurs found recently.
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Grammer
Lillie Morrison
Alex Grosel
Muscatine Journal Clippings Show Local Notices
Clippings from the Muscatine Journal note women of the Women's Christian Temperance Union sending a box to a Benedict home in Des Moines and seeking contributions. Miss Calla Dougherty returned from Newton. Rev. Parvin received a telegraph about O Watters’ death. planned interment in Muscatine. Aged items reference events from ten years ago.
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JJ Seo
Ths
Suetecs
Chris Lan Temperance Union
Sant
Des Moines
Calla Dougherty
Newton
BH. Parvin
Woodstock
Drc
O. Watters
Muscatine
Indictment Against Samuel Hawkins Stirs Bainbridge County
A historic grand jury in Bainbridge county returns indictments including perjury charges against Samuel Hawkins, longstanding sheriff, amid a crowded courthouse scene. Jurors discuss political pressures, mortgage burdens, and the complex motives shaping the case as the room awaits the verdicts after forty two days of sessions.
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M. J. Phillips
Samuel J. Hawkins
Samuel J. Hawking
Bainbridge
Bainbridge County
Saventeen
Sherrif Hawkins
Mrs Laramore Praises Thedford’s Black Draught Relief
Mrs Riley Laramore of Goodwater Missouri shares her struggle with dyspepsia and severe heartburn. After taking Thedford’s Black Draught in small doses nightly, her symptoms eased within days and she could eat without distress. She used two small packages and reports no recurrence. The ad promotes the remedy as cleansing the system aiding digestion and liver stimulation with few side effects.
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Goodwater
Thedford
Mollie Dwyer's Stolen Snowbound Suitor and Sheriff's Visit
In a small county tale Molly Dwyer bakes bread as snow falls and a sleigh bells signal arrives. Sheriff Gam Hawking enters in a fur coat, declares affection and explains a prior arrest risk, while Molly’s feelings stay cautious amid the festive, tense scene. Nearby notes list local visits and small town moves surrounding Fredonia and Morning Sun in a printed community roundup.
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Sing-Sons
Wekla
Molly Dwyer
Mally
Molly
Joolkater
Tim
Dwyer
Jenni
John Kerss
Trisha
John
Cabbage Culture Tips From Farmer Tabs and Tricks
K A Kirkpatrick outlines cabbage practices including light seed bed soil, early soil preparation, and shearing to reduce moisture loss. Emphasizes shallow cultivation with mulch, careful timing of fertilization, and disease and pest control using soap sprays and Paris green for worms.
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Jemsntern
Paris
Tavast
Erin
Tor
Titor Loandera
Town Ave
Byrne
Gust
Cabbage Pest Control and Garden Tips From A Rural Column
Old notes discuss Tiptor Bud mishap and a garden guide on fighting cabbage aphids with whale oil soap kerosene emulsion tobacco decoction and pepper salt mixtures. Instructions cover mixing soap emulsion ratios safety near harvest and avoiding plant damage while advising cleanup of standing feeding areas to protect crops.
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Maiicapods
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers
A public notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children as safe pleasant tasting and free of harmful substances. Marketed as meeting mothers' needs and sold by all dealers with advertising.
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Chamberlain's Courh Fem
All Deéalere
Adv
Laurel Him Party Delayed Visit Weekend Notes
A delayed item notes Harry Einfeldt enjoyed a pleasant surprise party planned by friends. Tyncheon was served as the gathering continued with a general good time. Mrs. Paul Johnson visited Saturday with her sister Mrs Henry Thede of Willan. Cemmlings spent Sunday visiting friends at Davenport.
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Fredonia
Irs
Mary Mickey
George Dryden
Lucy Allen
Colmbus City
Bra
Jessa Lupton
Joe Skipton
Columbus Junction
Will Skipton
Ellen Snyder
Letts
Jesse Wagner
Dire
Charlie Brown
Wanella
Bilas Welie Gambino
Lawvina Beck
Yosajl Reed
Columb
Laure
Harry Einfeldt
Paul Johnson
Ors
Henry Thede
Willan
Cemmlings
Davenport
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