The World Court (Vol. I, No. 1, Aug. 1915)
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Four Splendid Daily Trains to
California
Overland Limited
Lv. Chicago 7:00 p.m.; ar. San Francisco 10:10 a.m., third day. The fastest and only exclusively first-class train Chicago to San Francisco. $10.00 extra fare.
Los Angeles Limited
Fast, luxuriously equipped train for Southern California. Lv. Chicago 10:02 p.m.; ar. Los Angeles 4:30 p.m., third day.
San Francisco Limited
Lv. Chicago 9:30 p.m.; ar. San Francisco 8:50 p.m., third day. A fast, electric-lighted train without extra fare.
California Mail
Lv. Chicago at 10:45 p.m.; ar. San Francisco 9:30 a.m., fourth day.
Various
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THE WORLD COURT
WORLD COMMENT
MATERIAL PROBLEMS MUST BE SETTLED FIRST
THE ASSAULT ON J. P. MORGAN
WON’T DANCE TO OUR MUSIC
SECRETARY BRYAN’S RESIGNATION
NO INTERVENTION IN MEXICO
A WOMAN’S DEPARTMENT
A LESSON TO BE HEEDED
NEW PROBLEMS
PEACE BY COMPULSION
PREPAREDNESS AND WAR
MR. LANSING’S PROMOTION
THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
PIRATICAL PERSECUTION OF BIG BUSINESS HALTED
ONE ESSENTIAL FACTOR OF A PEACE LEAGUE
THE REALPOLITIKER AND THE IDEALPOLITIKER
IDEALISM NOT PRACTICALLY POTENT
GERMAN SOCIALISTS FOR PEACE
EDITORIALS
CRIMINAL WAR TALK
A PREMATURE MOVEMENT
THE LEAGUE OF PEACE
THE IDEALS OF PEACE AND THE REALITIES OF WAR
ONE PREDICTION FULFILLED—WHAT OF THE NEXT?
THE ADMINISTRATION FORCE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
A WORLD COURT DEMANDED BY A NEW WORLD LIFE
RURAL COÖPERATION IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES
THE MOBILIZATION OF PUBLIC OPINION
OUR NATIONAL STAGE-FRIGHT
THE WAR STATE
TO ESTABLISH A WORLD COURT
THE FORCE TO PUT BEHIND THE COURT
GREAT POWER OF ECONOMIC PRESSURE
INTERNATIONAL CLEARING HOUSE PROPOSED
HOW ENGLAND AND FRANCE PREVENTED WARS
THREE WAYS TO APPLY ECONOMIC PRESSURE
ADVANTAGES OVER INTERNATIONAL POLICE FORCE
THE QUESTION OF PROFIT OR LOSS
WHAT A TRIAL BALANCE OF COMMERCE SHOWS
THE WORLD COURT CAN BE ESTABLISHED
THE WORK OF THE WORLD COURT CONGRESS
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT THE PROTOTYPE OF A WORLD COURT
CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN INDEPENDENT NATIONS SUGGEST THEMSELVES WHICH ARE NOT CAPABLE OF JUDICIAL SOLUTION AND YET ARE QUITE CAPABLE OF LEADING TO WAR
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