Ford Peace Mission sails for Christiana aboard Oscar II
Henry Ford leads more than eighty peace delegates and fifty-seven correspon dents on the steamer Oscar II from New York to Christiana Norway to push neutral nation talks ending the European war. The voyage includes a on board wedding, numerous aides and reporters, and large public interest as officials manage passports and seating.
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New York Dispatch
Henry Ford
Ford Peace Commission
Oscar
Christiana
Norway
Ford
William J. Bryan
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Ford
Mr. Bryan
Line
Marion Rubleom
Philadelphia
Berton Braley
New York
Jenkins Lloyd Jones
Chicago
Peace Party
Charles F. Aked
San Francisco
A. J. Bethea
South Carolina
Inert Milhiolland Boissevain
5. C. Evans
Des Moines
Frederick H. Holt
Detroit
Hostetter
Washington
the Jenkins, Jones
Samuel 8. Marquis
St. Paul's Cathedral
Louis Maverick
Winnetka
George F. Milton
Chattanooga
Vassar
Barnard
Vanderbilt
Damouth
Oberlin
Williams
Drake
Columbia
Kansas
Ohio
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minois
Nebraska
Michigan
Texas
President Wilson to Address Congress and Public in Busy Week
President Wilson will speak to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday and to the Red Cross annual meeting on Wednesday. He then travels to Columbus Ohio for a Chamber of Commerce lunch, a Franklin County Democratic club reception, and a Federal Council address before returning to Washington. He also plans discussions with Rep Hay on the Army bill and receives delegations from suffragists and Dallas Democrats, along with Baron Shibusawa and Viscount Chinda.
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Congress
Washington Dispatch
Wilson
Senate
House
Red Cross
Columbus
Ohio
Representative Hay
House Military Committee
Hay
Dallas
Tex
Baron Shibusawa
Viscount Chinda
Capitol
The
Red Cros
Taft
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Colanbus
Chamber of Commerce
Staite Capitol
Franklin County
Democratic Club
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Washington
Train Victim John D Passer of New Salem Killed Near Salisbury
John D Passer a New Salem township resident and Southern Car Department employee was struck by a swivel engine while boarding a shop train near Salisbury. He died shortly after at the Salisbury sanatorium leaving a wife and three children. The funeral was held at New Hope in Union County.
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D. Passer
New Salem Township
John D. Passer
R. D. Passer
Southern
Salisbury
Spencer
Salisbury Post
John Puscer
Car
The
Pusser
Speer
Vance Mill
Fulton Street
Pus
Keele
Grover
Vaal
Deccn
Union County
Passer
Cf Pusser
Oakbore
Acscident
Elf
Marshville
New Hope
Lxt
Rushing
de Troi
Dwek
Simpeon
Messrs
Ellin B. Pusser
BK. A. Passer
Wo OW. Passer
LF. Pusser
Noc. Pusser
C.J. Pusser
Sbury
Thieves and gunfire rock a St Louis saloon
The incident ends with a fatal shooting as robbers burst into a St Louis saloon. McCarthy, struck by gunfire after his sleeve prompted robbers to fear a weapon, dies while several bystanders stand nearby. The spree reveals a chaotic nighttime robbery.
Truly Enters Agreement Not to Make Peace Alon
The British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey and ambassadors of France Italy Japan and Russia in London signed a declaration last week binding the five nations not to seek separate peace. It states that no ally will demand terms without full Allied agreement when peace is discussed in the present war.
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Calais
Paris Dispatch, Ltd
Foreign Office
M. Margarie
General Gallieni
Graziania
Staf
Marine
Lacaze
de Jonquieres
Joffre
Pelle
Washington Dispatch, Ltd
Bryan Suggesis
Congress
Europe
Washington Dispatch
Karl Royed
Frank von Papen
Ate Department
United States
Wilson
State Department
Mexico
Alon
London
Edward Grey
Valian
Silencing Skeptics in a London Drawing Room
A London party scene features a skeptical guest challenging Christian unity. One guest is urged to kneel and recite the Lord’s Prayer as a test of shared faith, while a second interruption adds chaotic banter. The fragmentary text references Punch and Harvard Lampoon satire.
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Christendom
London
Cuests
Jesus Christ
God
Mary
Tart or pudding at dinner prompts manners lesson
A fragment shows a father prompting a boy Tommy to choose tart first at dinner. The scene hints at lessons in manners and a professor watching Mise Magoed at a dance, with garbled lines suggesting a highbrow appreciation.
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