War as a Crime Against Nations Promotes International Peace
A packed Red Room heard leaders from Europe and North America discuss how to curb war through arbitration and a permanent international court. Speakers included former Secretary of State Elihu Root, Justice W. R. Riddell, and Mexican ambassador Senor La Barra, who urged lasting peace and challenged current treaty breaches on the Great Lakes.
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High Court of Justice
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Canada
United States
Great Lakes
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Michigan
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New York State
Nashville
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Toronto
John W.foster
Geneva
Mexico
Senoro la Barra
Benjamin T. Wheeler
California University
Peace Gift Provokes Mixed Reactions in Rome and Paris
Special Cable reports reactions to Andrew Carnegie’s peace gift. Ligi Luzzatti calls it generous yet conditional, Carlo Castigiani deems it inadequate in amount but valuable for moral signaling, Bernhard Derbure notes money cannot prevent wars yet can foster responsibility, and Baron Estoumnolles de Constant says public opinion is driven by private initiative with Carnegie urging action amidst disarmament skepticism.
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Rome
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Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carlo Castigiani
Paris
Baron Estoumnolles de Constant
Knott Case Reveals Blackmail Plot In Washington
Police uncover letter linking Benjamin Knott and Alton A. Armstrong to a bold blackmail scheme against Rosenthal, with Florence Knott admitting stage ambitions and detailing life on the road. Detained on 2000 dollar bonds each, the group fights possible arraignments as investigators probe the evidence. Florence recalls Michigan roots and a bid for the stage, while Jimmie Knott describes life in Washington and his courtship.
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Rosenthal
Harry Rosenthal
Knott
Orangeburg County
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Ne York
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Bliss Electrical School
James Knott
University of South Carolina
Canada Urges Peage Pact For Lasting Peace
Ottawa reports Canada will push a permanent peace treaty between Great Britain and the United States. A resolution will be introduced when parliament reassembles urging immediate steps toward a UK US pact to forever prevent war, transmitted to Westminster as Canada's united voice. Sir Frederick Borden backs the plan, saying such an understanding could end war between the two powers and advance universal peace.
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United Voice of Canada
Dominion
Frederick Borden
Italy Approves Taft Plan for Armaments Talks
Rome reports Italy unofficially informs Ambassador Leishman it backs President Taft's plan for an international congress to discuss arms reductions. The nation signals willingness to join a unified approach among military powers for coordinated action. The talk centers on keeping peace by preparedness and ending war as a viable rule, with a four-session society program planned around meetings in Washington venues and a Taft banquet at the Wittard Hotel amid notable attendees.
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Taft
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Congress
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Boston
National Council of the League
George K. Wales
United States Civil Service Commission
Federal Service
Washington Post
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Leishman
Bureau of American Republics
Seventeenth Street
Wittard
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Nut 31 Mystery Stirs Local Curiosity
A fragmentary note from a community page hints at a nut 31 mystery stirring curiosity among residents. No further details are clearly readable in the surviving text.
Puzzle prize promise and entry rules in Daily Post ads
The text details subscription pricing for the Daily Post and Sunday edition, requires attached coupons and payment for registration, describes prize ties and multiple puzzles with escalating steps, and promises cash prizes including up to three hundred dollars for readers who submit estimates and puzzles promptly.
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Prize list of The Post Premium Draw detailed by prizes
A dense list outlines numerous capital prizes from eight hundred dollars to premium china and furniture, plus dozens of smaller awards including rings, pictures, clothing, lamps, and sets. The Post offers a broad sweep of award items and cash prizes for top entrants in the premium draw.
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