Robins Calls War System Outlawed by Public Opinion
Economist Raymond Robins urged a global public outcry against war calling it a national and international murder practiced by nations. He warned the next great war could destroy Western civilization unless obsolete notions that glamorize war are rejected. The lecture at the senior high school was part of Lawrence County Teachers’ Institute sessions.
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Raymond Robins
Robins
New Castle
Lawrence County
Teachers’ Institute
America
On the Job at 103 Predicts Postwar Prosperity Fade
The speaker warned that war science advances threaten to cripple nations and erase prosperity by 1914. He urged organized public opinion against the War System, citing Chicago groups allied with Robins, whose eloquent talk drew a long ovation and strong support from the audience.
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Chicago
Mr. Robins
Robins
No, an enemy who pretends to be a friend and betrays you
A rhetorical question lifts from a column about trust and danger in social circles, noting that a foe masquerading as ally harms more than a straightforward rival. It contrasts fake cordiality with real threat, urging vigilance.
Great Picture At Regent With All Star Cast
The Great Picture at the Regent today or tomorrow features Eugene O'Brien Tom Santchi Ben Alexander Mae Busch and Mildred Harris in a frivolous Sal style production. The cast and show promise a lively screen experience.
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Eugene
Ward Named Head Of A P Conference In Rose Point Meeting
Robert C Ward was elected president of the Pittsburgh Presbytery Reformed Presbyterian Young People’s Society at the Rose Point conference. James Stewart and Ralph McElwain were named local Board of Managers reps. Two hundred eighty eight delegates attended. two hundred eighty eight delegates registered and hundreds more visited for sessions. The conference closed with praise, a Bible alphabet contest won by Ruth Reade, and a quilt gift to Paul D McCracken. The Rose Point camp remains available for vacationers with tested water and full facilities despite no Rose Point conference next year.
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James Stewart
Young People’s Society Reformed Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Rose Point
Stewart
Ralph McElwain
Robert C. Ward
May McCracken
Beaver Falls
Dorothy Henderson
Maud Skeels
Charles Hazlett
William Patterson
James Anderson
Rhoda M. Beatty
Wilkinsburg
George Black
W. J. Ward
Wyman Robb
Paul D. McCracken
Aas
Reformed Presbyterian
Edna Purvis
Ward
Ruth Reade
Youngstown
R. A. M. Steele
McCracken
S. R. Kennedy
E. A. Crooks
Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Vice President Named at Bell Telephone Co
Philadelphia August 28 C I Barnard elected Vice President in charge of operations for Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and Associated Companies and will serve as Vice President and General Manager. John C Lynch resigns from the post.
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Philadelphia
C. I. Barnard
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Associated Companies
John C. Lynch
Women's and Misses' Belts Opportunity Week sale
Belts specially purchased for Opportunity Week priced at 25 cents each. Plain and fancy leather belts, kid belts, and suede belts available in brown black white red green gold and gray. Sizes 32 to 46. Main Floor.
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Opportunity Week
Linen Towels on Sale in White City Store
Warranted pure linen towels including roll er towels tea towels and hand towels offered with colored red and blue borders. Opportunity Week special features 6 yards for 1.00 on the Main Floor.
Belmont School Prints 19 Cent Yard for Fall Dresses
New printed cottons offered at a low price during Opportunity Week. Fabrics are 36 inches wide and suitable for children's school dresses.
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Belmont School
Sensational Handbag Sale At One Dollar
New handbags in various styles and fall colorings with attractive tooled designs offered at $1.00. The items are promoted as remarkable values and available for quick purchase.
Extra Value in Children's Hose 19c Pair
Just in time for school wear this first quality cotton rib bed hosiery. Colors Camel Hair Maple Black. Sizes 6 to 9%. Opportunity Week 19c pair. Main Floor.
Sensational sale of imitation ivory brushes and mirrors
Classified note promotes imitation ivory brushes and mirrors offered at $1.00. Describes large brushes with stiff bristles and 5 inch diameter mirrors with clear plate glass set in two tone frames. Declares items irregular yet defect free after inspection.
Ellwood City Man Sues Rail Company Over Street Car Wreck
James C. Grantley of Ellwood City, by attorney James A. Chambers, sues the Pittsburgh Harmony Butler and New Castle Railway for damages to a Ford coupe wrecked in Ellwood City. He says the street car, traveling over 18 mph, struck from the rear after turning from Tenth Street onto Lawrence Avenue. The car was new at 371 dollars and valued at not over 100 dollars. The claim accuses reckless operation by the street car.
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A. Chambers
Pittsburgh, Harmony, Butler and New Castle Railway Company
Ellwood City
Grantley
Lawrence Avenue
Dying Statement Barred at Trial in Franklin Case
In Franklin Pennsylvania the court barred Florence Graham's death bed statement in the Dr Ira G Allen trial. The 22 year old's note, signed before death by another doctor, was deemed unnecessary by Judge Criswell. The day featured a clash between chiropractic and regular medical factions.
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Franklin, Pa
Ira G. Allen
Florence Graham
Allen
Criswell
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Morristown
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Princeton
New Castle Electric Co
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O’brien, Tom Santchi
Ben Alexan
der, Mae Busch and
Mildred Harris
Ee Aaent A Credit Jewelers
Washington ST
East Side
East Washington St
Bell
Vance Williams
A. P
Bell Telephone Co
Mew Castle Drug Corporan
Wit Dutforag Co
NEW Castle Dry Goods Co
Ter
Astor
Reyon
Floor
Jersey
James C. Grantley
James
Ture
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