The Flying Squadron Aims to Rally Churches for Peace
A national campaign led by Philadelphia and New York churches seeks to rally ministers to advocate disarmament and peaceful arbitration. funded by the Carnegie Peace Union and allied groups, the effort will collect signatures for a petition to the president and Congress. The petition calls for world court arbitration, reduced armaments, immigrant protection, and international cooperation.
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New York
Philadelphia
Carnegie Peace Union
World Alliance of the Churches For the Promotion
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Congress
United States
Brotherhood of All Nations
Board of Arbitration
International League For
America
Joy Rides at Two Years Case Sparks Bronx Search
Jillian Zimmerman, age two years nine months, vanishes from 876 Dawson Street in the Bronx after night of alarm. Found this morning at the Children's Safety Brooklyn, fourteen miles away, having ridden a streetcar to the Brooklyn terminus. Police and neighbors record a dramatic but safe homecoming for the young thrill seeker.
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New York
Jillan Zimmerman
Five Boroughs
Harry Zimmerman
Dawson Street
The
Bronx
Soc ‘Eile
Lilian
Children’s Safety
Brooklyn
Sal
Tha
Livery Business Reopens Under New Management at Palace Stables
New owners RAMURL U GREGG take over the Palace Livery Stables and pledge prompt service and reliable care for horses. They announce readiness to serve the public with attention to every detail and a focus on safety and satisfaction.
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Ood
Dellam
Tam Atte
Ramurl
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