Peace Congress Hearing on Compulsory Peace and Jus
Alfred H. Love of Philadelphia as Universal Peace Union president cited compulsory peace as war incubator and urged justice and harmony. Ballinger of Washington urged good will, referencing US leaders and the Hague court to support universal peace efforts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alfred H. Love
Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union
National Peace Congress
Ballinger
State of Washington
Interior
United States
McKinley
Hague Court
Great Republic
Washington
Peace League of Nations
Toward a Higher Citizenship and Universal Peace
A speech envisions citizenship beyond borders and urges leaders to settle future disputes with brotherly love. It calls for abandoning martial zeal, replacing war songs with messages of peace, and elevating humanity in thought and culture to safeguard global harmony.
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Marcellaise
Forest Fires Rage Across Okanogan District
Dispatches report a large timber and ranch damage fire line north of Enderby with fires along the Canadian Pacific railway. No fatalities have occurred though forests are dry and several ranches were affected.
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Vancouver
B. C
Vernon
Okanogan District
Endreby
Canadian Pacific Railway
Wno
Japanese Watchman Prevents Train Wreck Near Fountain
A Japanese watchman warned a Vancouver Washington bound train near Fountain early today and saved the wreck. Fireman Kastor was killed during the incident after jumping from the engine. The engineer stayed at his post and slowed the train, ensuring only the cow catcher was damaged by the rockfall. Kastor's body was taken to Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Wash
North Bank
Fountain
Kastor
Wheat futures rise on dry Kansas Nebraska weather
May wheat climbed to 1.29 1 4 dollars a bushel a new high on opening of the board of trade. July wheat opened at 1.17 dollars as dry weather in Kansas and Nebraska drives bullish sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Kansas
Nebraska
Sanborn in Jail After Feud at La Tienda Plantations
Vera Cruz May 5 Har old Sanborn son of President San born of the Junta Plantation company and Sanborn Lumber Co is jailed after a clash at La Tienda plantation leaves six Mexicans dead.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Harold Sanborn
President Sanborn
Junta Plantation Company
Sanborn Lumber Co
Young Sanborn
la Tienda Plantation
Roosevelt Kills Two More Lions in Protectorate Record
Nairrobi May 5 Theodore Roosevelt killed two more lions yesterday and now holds the world's record for lion killing in the protectorate. Since Saturday he has bagged five lions and one lioness. Mrs Isabelle Breakenridge arrived from Havelock Ontario to visit her sister Mrs J L Robertson of Rose Cottage. She passed through Winnipeg and reports recent storms have wrought havoc among northwest stock. She is delighted with Wenatchee and will stay for some time.
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Isabelle Breakenridge
Havelock
Ontario
J. L. Robertson
Rose Cottage
Winnipeg
Northwest
Wenatchee
Dr. Robert Graves Returns From Seattle Business Trip
Dr. Robert Graves of Waterville arrived back this morning after a business trip to Seattle.
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Robert Graves
Waterville
Seattle
Death of Miss Cornelia Dudley in Port Townsend
Miss Cornelia Dudley died Saturday May 1 in Port Townsend at age 44. Born in Tennessee she had lived in Wenatchee in recent years and was active in the Adventist church and local W C T U work. Survived by a father three sisters and four brothers. Body brought to Wenatchee Undertaking Parlors and funeral held at Southside Church at 2 PM.
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Cornelia Dudley
Port Townsend
Tennessee
Wenatchee
Adventist Church
Southside
Heavy Frost Tonight Forecast for Washington Fair
The forecast warns of heavy frosts tonight and Thursday at the Washington fair grounds. Local growers are advised to cover crops and protect tender plants to minimize damage.
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Associated Press
Washington — Fair
Lost Gray Mare Branded 9 On Shoulder Near East Bridge
A gray mare aged years with a lazy heart on the left stifle and a 9 brand on the right shoulder is missing. It was last seen near the east end of the bridge on May 4. A reward is offered by J. H. Minton or Silas Town.
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East End of
Bridge
J. H. Minton
Silas Town
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Elmer Loring
MR. Taft
Taft
Hot Springs
Loring
British Columbia
Miss Dudley
Wenatchee Park
Joseph A. Murphy , Owni
Columbia Valley Bank
Alfred L. Hill
Urs
Wenatchee, Wash
Spokane
J. M. Duffy
J. M
Duffy
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