Patriotism for International Justice by May Wright Sewall
May Wright Sewall calls for practical arbitration at The Hague through a democracy of feeling among nations. She condemns national arrogance and urges a patriotism larger than self, one that mirrors democratic virtue and shared humanity across countries.
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May Wright Sewall
International Council of Women
International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Court OF International Arbitration
Negr o Will Not Emigrate Says Booker T Washington
The article asserts Booker T. Washington will not emigrate, noting his contributions to the United States economy and his right to remain and share in the nation’s institutions. It previews the upcoming national Republican convention in Chicago and roasts Roosevelt’s premature nomination hints. It also reports Harvey citizens summoned by the mayor over alleged election board manipulation, with sharp editorial commentary on public behavior.
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O’ Negro
Africa
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
George Washington
Robert Morris
John Hancock
State Board declares tuberculosis contagious and reporting rule
The State Board of Health declares tuberculosis contagious and requires physicians to report every local case to the town mayor within twelve hours. The mayor must relay the information to state authorities within twenty four hours.
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Tui
Copycat editors plague Marion county papers
A writer recalls three weeks of identical reports about Millard Buck, the Prairie City murderer, appearing in local papers along the Rock Island road toward Des Moines and near Pella. He condemns editors for imitating each other and calls Marion county editors especially unprincipled.
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Millard Buck
Prairie City
Rock Island
Des Moines
Pella
Marion County
Graduates’ Dress Costs Highlight Local Graduation
The Newton Journal reports some girl graduates wore dresses costing at least 100 dollars at recent exercises and others possessed at least three different gowns for commencement events, sparking debate over display versus education.
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The
Newton Journal
War in the Far East Shapes Global Tensions
The piece surveys the Japan versus Russia war, praising Japanese bravery and noting Russian setbacks. It warns of Russian anger and hostile reactions from major powers, including the United States, as tensions rise. It mentions pressure on the U S envoy in St Petersburg, Turkish passage of the Black Sea fleet, and growing questions of international stance amid a shifting conflict.
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Far East
France
Germany
United States
St. Petersburg
McCormick
Russia
Black Sea
Dardenelles
Memorial Day address stirs debate over freedom and finance
A veteran club criticizes a Memorial Day oration by Mr. Rinehart while debates erupt over publishing objections and the political tone. The article also covers city council discussion on Fowler Telephone Company five percent gross receipts tax and its impact on local rates and fire safety.
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Ireran
Rinehart
Mr. Rinehart
Chronicle
Bobbitt
The
Ray
Fowler Telephone Company
Fowler
Newton
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
New Pella Chronicle editor faces rough reception
In Knoxville Express column, Casey notes the new editor appears out of place after shedding party ties. The report mentions Sam Sherman of the Banner and claims Mr Ballengee remains wary, described as a bass with Finnish ancestral hints following a recent Pella musical affray.
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The
Pella
New King’s New Discovery Cited For Cures
Startling evidences pour in praising Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. A Virginia man says three years of bronchitis ended after using the remedy. It is claimed to aid lung and throat troubles including pneumonia and grip. Trial bottles free, regular size one dollar.
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Dr. King
T. J. McFarland
Benterville
Henry M. Langerak
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