Peace Their Theme at New York Peace Congress
At Carnegie Hall college presidents from Oxford, Cambridge, City College of New York and others urged universal peace through knowledge and culture. Labor leaders gathered at Cooper Union with Samuel Gompers and Terrence Powderly advocating peace and disarmament amid the era’s wartime tensions.
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New York Congress
New York
Carnegie Hall
Peace Congress
Oxford
Cambridge
Christendom
Roberts
Cambridge University
Rhys
Otford
Joan Finley
City College of New York
Eliot
Harvard
James
University of Ilinois
Felix Adler
Columbia
Bailer
Yale
Cooper Union
organized labor
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Joseph R. Buchanan
Terrence V. Powderly
Powderly
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Samuel Gompers
Carnegie
Hell
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Prominent Women Workers and D A R Controversy in Washington
The Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution heard comments from notable women including Jane Adams Ellen Harrotm Lucy Ames Mead and Frederick Nathan. Mrs Donald McLean faced opposition in New York for re election and a dispute with treasurer general M E S Davis led to tense exchanges and applause. Helen Washington Howard nominated as president general candidate. In Baltimore a man’s body was found in the harbor, Andrew J Milsted of Atlanta disappeared from a hotel and was about 73. Police investigate the case.
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workers for peace
Jane Adams
Ellen Hanrotm
Lucy Ames Mead
Frederick Nathan
vha Ward Howe
Willam Archer
England
McLean
Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
society
New York
M. ES. Davis
Helen Washington Howard
Alexandria
George Washington
Harbor
Baltimore
Andrew J. Milsted
Atlanta
Frederick street
Milsted
Quality Clothing Defines Superior Merchandise Line
A line of goods prized for maximum value from end to end. It embodies know how and the skill to express top style in selective items. It signals better cutting stitching and durability with honest pricing. We sell quality clothes you will prefer to wear.
Government warns against false guarantees of products
Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture denounces manufacturers advertising that the U S government guarantees their foods and drugs The serial number on goods is the manufacturer s responsibility to fix accountability and protect dealers The department will publish a list of offending manufacturers and stop such claims
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Wilson
Washington
department
department of agriculture
United States
Confessed foul murder case links Dr Cox to Cockrill killing
John Smith testifies in Kentucky that he and Cart dot and John Abner killed Jim Cockrill to aid plan against Dr. B. D. Cox. Smith says Cockrill would be in Jackson next day, and a court house window firing killed him after four shots by Smith and three by Abner.
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John Smith
Dr. Cox
Kentucky
Levington
B. D. Cox
Jim Cockrill
Britton
Cart dot
John Abner
Cockrill
Smith
Jett
Abner
Jackson
court house
Hargis
Curtis Jett
Cockril
Mayor of Atlestown Dead at 37
The article notes the death of Dr. Al Frees manor of Allentown aged 37. It mentions his role as mayor of Atlestown and provides sporadic sports results and scattered lines about advertising and business activity amid the disruption.
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Atlestown
Alfrees manor
Allentown
pero
Earthquake Toll Rises in Mexican Coast Destruction
April 17 reports from the West Coast describe expanding devastation after a powerful earthquake. Chilpancingo, Tixtla, Ayutla, Ometepec, Tlapa and surrounding towns suffer severe damage, with dozens killed or wounded. Telegraph lines falter as the region battles aftershocks and displaced residents in improvised shelters.
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Mexico
Chilpancingo
Chilaps
Tixtla
Ayutla
Ometepec
Guerrero
Acapulco
Porfirio Diaz
Oaxaca
Tlapa
Salina Cruz
Tehuantepes National railway
federal telegraph
El Pais
Chilapa
Ister
breshwater
Say you sew is in The News Newspap
A fragmentary line from an old issue mentions sewing and The News newspaper, hinting at a possible feature or advertisement. No further context or names are readable to identify events or people.
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