War and Peace Talk At International Forum
The gathering in the red room featured speeches by former Secretary of State Elihu Root and Justice W R Riddell on peace and arbitration. Root urged courts to decide international rights, while Riddell cited US Canada disputes over Great Lakes vessels and arguments to preserve treaty limits and peaceful cooperation. A Mexican envoy and other dignitaries pressed for a permanent arbitration court and ongoing peace efforts.
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Knox
James B . Scott
Society
Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Enhu Root
W. R. Riddell
King's Bench Division
High Court of Justice
Ontario
Canada
United States
Great Lakes
Root
Justice Riddell
Fern
Michigan
Don Juan de Austria
Sandoval
New York State
Nashville
Navy Department of the United States
Toronto
John W.foster
Geneva
Mexico
Senoro la Barra
Benjamin T. Wheeler
California University
Peace Gift Praise and Skepticism From European Leaders
A cable from Rome reports Ligi Luzzatti endorsing Andrew Carnegie's gift for world peace while Carlo Castigiani criticizes the sum as inadequate for its aim. Derbure and Baron de Constant weigh in on money versus moral influence in disarmament and global peace efforts.
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Washington
Rome
Ligi Luzzatti
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carlo Castigiani
Paris
Baron Estoumnolles de Constant
Blackmail Charge Ties Knott and Associates in Washington Case
Police find a letter they claim strengthens charges against Benjamin Knott and Alton A. Armstrong in a bold blackmail plot targeting Harry Rosenthal, a Washington merchant. Florence Knott, 21, describes a stage dream sparked by childhood theater ambitions as bail moves loom. the group faces $2,000 bonds each and possible arraignment pending a family bail effort from North Orangeburg County, South Carolina.
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the Knotts
A. A. Armstrong
Washington
Benjamin
Footlights
Florence Knott
Michigan
James G. Knott
Benjamin Knott
Alton A. Armstrong
Moe
Cott
Rosenthal
Harry Rosenthal
Knott
Orangeburg County
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Canada Urges Peage Pact for Permanent Peace Between Britain and US
Ottawa reports Canada will push a resolution when Parliament reconvenes urging Britain and the United States to forge a permanent peace pact to forever prevent war. The measure, backed by the government, will be sent to Westminster as Canada’s united voice. Sir Frederick Borden backs a quick, universal peace and notes both governments welcome a binding agreement.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Westminster
United Voice of Canada
Dominion
Frederick Borden
Italy approves Taft plan for international armament talks
Rome reports unofficially that Italy informs Ambassador Leishman it backs President Taft's proposal to convene a congress to discuss arms reduction. Italy seeks agreement among military nations for simultaneous action. A four-session society event is noted with two sessions today and two tomorrow, including a Bureau of American Republics venue address and a Wittard Hotel banquet with Taft and notables.
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Baltimore
National Civil Service Reform
United States
Committee On Promotion
Charles W. Tmllot
National Civil Service Reform League
Froosavelt
Catt
League
Dy Eliot Maid
Taft
Postonce
Dr. Eliot
Gillett
Massachusetts
Committee On Promotions
Civil Service Commission
Eliot
United States Civil Service
Congress
Richard Henry Dana
Boston
National Council of the League
George K. Wales
United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Service
Washington Post
Rome
Italy
Leishman
Bureau of American Republics
Seventeenth Street
Wittard
Washington Post item with scattered OCR fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from a Washington Post page yields an unclear, incomplete notice. Readable names and specifics are missing, making it difficult to identify event, date, or outcome. The remaining words suggest a generic newspaper item without a discernible main fact.
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A brief note preserves the readable fragment about a scheduled event or notice with unclear details. The text suggests a push or reminder involving a group or team and a Saturday date, but concrete names, places, or actions are not readable.
Nut 31 Mystery News Item
A fragmentary notice hints at a nut related event dated the 31st though specifics are unreadable. Readable items mention a local issue, a possible meeting or sale, and names or places are not clearly legible. Further text is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Estimates and puzzles for the Daily Post prizes
Readers are invited to submit estimates with 50 cent units for each entry and multiples with subscriptions. A second and third puzzle offer tie rules, cash prizes, and guidance to send estimates early. The Washington Post name appears in the puzzle, with value notes and required coupons.
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Washington Post
Daily Post
Post
Prize List for The Post Premium Draw
The Post announces prizes for a drawing, listing numerous awards from capital prizes to household goods and sets. Items include cash rewards ranging from 800 dollars to 10 dollars, plus pictures, furniture, china, clocks, lamps, bookcases, sewing machines, leather goods, and multiple sets of dinnerware, with selections by winners from advertised stores.
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the Post
Algo
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