Arbitration Replaces War as Chief Nation Conflict Tactic
The author argues since 1895 arbitration has become settled international practice, with nearly 200 disputes settled and four major wars in a period, while disputes like the Chili Argentina boundary and the Alaska boundary controversy showcase high order arbitration.
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China
Africa
Venezuela
Panama
Chill
Argentine Republic
Alaska
North Sea
Great Britain
Russia
Women's club house a hot topic in San Francisco
An earthquake shifts opinion as the Century club house becomes central. Women refuse offers to rent it, preferring to gift it to California Supreme Court justices. A London doctor touts a silence cure for nervous women. In Milwaukee Neal Brown jokes about the Mayflower and relics. In Macon a dentist offers socks for a club task with a marriage prize.
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San Francisco
House of the Century Club
Pacific Union Club
Supreme Court of California
London
Macon
Colorado News Roundup From Longmont to Pueblo Rail and Law
Longmont reports 1687 school age children while Fremont County property value rises by 125000 due to Canon City area improvements. A Colorado Fuel and Iron canal project nears completion and Denver weighs auditorium bonds to fund city projects. Several deaths occur including Judge Campbell and landscape gardener Cyrus Mann, with civic events, reunions, and notable incidents across Denver, Pueblo, Victor, Cripple Creek, and Canon City.
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Longmont
Eliteh’s Gardens
Denver
Colorado State Normal
Greeley
Thomas Cunningham
Victor
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo Steel Works
Fremont County
Canon City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Clyde
Larimer County
General Land Office
Fruita Forest Reserve
Mesa County
Grand Junction
Fruita
Arkansas River
Clarence Tracey
Frederick Hanna
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Charles M. Campbell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fremont and
Teller
Wilson Creek
John T. Baldwin
C. A. Baldwin
North Cheyenne Canon
Baldwin
Broadmoor
Policemen‘s Pension Fund
Cyrus L. Mann
Mitchell Benedict
Benedict and Phelps
Asbury Park
New Jersey
Benedict
Pennsylvania
Denver & Rio Grande
Railway Department
Association
Helen Miller Gould
Daniel Witter
Colorado
Internal Revenue
First Street Railway
Denver Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Denver Water Company
Lincoln Park
Dai DeWeese
W. H. Stover
World News Summary of 1906 Political and Crime Events
Governors and professors named to posts across Ohio, New York, and Colorado. Riots in Bialystok lead to mass arrests and international concern. The Panama canal debate grows with Senate approval of lock-type plan. Attacks on Jewish populations prompt U.S. congressional sympathy and calls for action.
Ault Shooting Leaves Man Wounded Near Ault Colorado
Charles Serbaugh of Ault was shot through the left lung after an attempted holdup on a road near Ault. Miss Maude Duke, seventeen, aided him to safety toward the Wykert ranch as sheriffs circle the area seeking a heavyset man in a white shirt. He remains alive but critical.
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Denver
Greeley
Charles Serbaugh
Ault
Elmer Beers
Serbaugh
Miss Duke
Ben Wykert
Wykert Ranch
Wykert Yard
Dr. Anderson
Allen
Eaton
Serbaurd
Florence
Colorado delegates named for tuberculosis congress in New York
Governor McDonald appoints numerous physicians and health officials from Denver and across Colorado as delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in New York City November 14 to 18. The list includes William M. Robertson Hugh L. Taylor F.P. Carrier Hubert Work J. N. Hall Luke MacLean and many others from Denver Colorado Springs Durango Boulder Pueblo Leadville Aspen Glenwood Springs Canon City and other cities.
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Denver
McDonald
Colorado
New York City
William M. Robertson
M.D
Hugh L. Taylor
State Board of Health
P. O. Hanford
Colorado Springs
W. W Mekwen
M.D. Durango
H. O. Dodge
M.D. Boulder
Minnie C. T. Love
HB. L. Jefferson
Steamboat Springs
Charles F. Andrew
Longmont
R. W. Corwin
M.D. Pueblo
H. G.wetherill
A. J. McDonald
Ville
Matt R. Root
RK. F. Graham
Greeley
Canon City
Melvin J. Tracy
Saguache
Norman Mackintosh
M.D. Gunnison
H.R. Bull
M.D. Grand Junction
O. M. Gilbert
L. G. Crosby
M.D. Ouray
F. H. Greedy
May Delay Auditorium in Denver Legal Battle
Judge Moses Hallett acting as trustee for the George W. Clayton estate seeks an injunction to halt building plans for a Denver auditorium and bond issues. He argues the charter ordinance and election clash with state and federal constitutions. The site has been purchased by Mayor Speer for 105000, with 110000 bonds sold to the fire and police relief fund.
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Denver
Moses Hallett
George W. Clayton
Hallett
Speer
Board of Public Works
United States
Fire and Police Relief Fund
District Court
Senate approves lock type canal for Panama isthmus
The Senate voted 36 to 31 to adopt an amendment for a lock canal across the Isthmus of Panama linking the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. President Roosevelt praised the vote as support for his canal plan and pledged to issue orders to Shonts and Stevens within 48 hours.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Board of Constructing Engineers
Allee
Allison
Benson
Beveridge
Brandygee
Bulkeley
Burkett
Carter
Clark
Wyoming
Cullom
Dolliver
Dryden
Flint
Foraker
Fulton
Gamble
Hansbrough
Hemenway
Heyburn
Hopking
Kean
la Follet Lodge
Long
Millard
Patterson
Penrose
Perkins
Piles
Proctor
Scott
Smoot
Spooner
Sutherland
Warren
Wetmore
Angeny
Berry
Blackburn
Burnham
Burrows
Carmack
Clay
Montana
Culberson
Daniel
Foster
Frazier
Gallinger
Hale
Kittredge
Latimer
McCumber
McLaurin
Mallory
Martin
Morgan
Nelson
Overman
Plat
Rayner
Simons
Stone Taliaferro
Tillman
Whyte
Congress
Roosevelt
Shonts
Stevens
White House
Turner Implicated in Police Officer Spellman Murder
In Denver a coroner's inquest returns a verdict of felonious killing in the murder of Policeman John Spellman. The jury implicates George Turner, with Eddie Carse also charged. witnesses describe Turner as shooter amid testimony from detective John Kenney and eye witness Rose Reed. Turner and Carse plead not guilty. trial set for July 6.
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Denver
John Spellman
Turner
John Kenney
George Turner
Edward Carse
Rose W. Reed
Nineteenth Street
Vance Schneider
Carse
Eddie Carse
West Side
Spellman
Explosion Injures Quarry Foreman and Assistant
Fort Collins colon William Mc Pherson foreman of the Great Western Sugar Company limestone quarries at Ingleside and his assistant John Tatlow were seriously injured by an explosion in the quarry Thursday morning. They were recharging a missed shot when it exploded. Tatlow was blown fifty feet away and badly cut and bruised. he may have internal injuries. McPherson was thrown thirty feet, lost his left eye, suffered severe head and facial injuries, and required amputation of a hand. He may lose sight in his right eye.
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Fort Collins
Colon
William McPherson
Great Western Sugar Company
Ingleside
John Tatlow
Mr. Tetlow
McPherson
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Millford
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D.D
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H. M. Haug
Arcadia Ok
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Frank Hottman
Myers
J. Burton
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T. E. Albright
St. Louis
Sager
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Hoch
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Smith McPherson
George L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
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