Grand Army Chief to Visit Dixie Land in Spring
General A. D. Shaw, G A E commander in chief, will tour southern departments in March and April with staff, visiting Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, Mississippi, Texas, Indian Territory, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, and Tennessee for monument unveilings and official engagements. The trip includes a ceremonial Knoxville unveiling and a treaty text release on canal neutralization with Britain.
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Sartle Rock
A. D. Shaw
South
G. W. Clark
Listle Rock
Arkansas
Shaw
Virginia
North Oarollns
Norfolk
Florida
San
Mississippi
New Orleans
Texas
Dallas
Indian Territory
Vinita
Tate Rock
Missouri
St Lamia
Kentucky
Louisville
West Virginia
Huntington
Department of Tennessee
East Tennessee
Knoxville
Religious Leaders Demand Constitutional Amendment Against Polygamy
Representatives from several religious groups and social reform bodies crowded the house judiciary committee to oppose polygamy. Bishops, ministers, and mission board members including Bishop Setterlee, Rev Hamlin, Dr Green, Mrs Jones, Miss Ackerman, and Judge Springer spoke against the practice and its spread by certain missionaries. They urged constitutional reform to safeguard the sanctity of the American home.
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Wasuixotos
House Committee On Judiciary
Setterlee
Weshingtong
Hamlin
Bergeias
3. H. Green
The
Baptist Church
Jones
Women’s Home Mission
Board of the Presbyterian Church
Jenate Ackerman
W. M. Springer
Indian Territory
Joba
A. Dixon
New York
J. A
Brooklyn
Ies Wis
Mente Earch
Steamer Mascotte Sinks in Flint River Near Bainbridge
The steamer Mascotte sank in the Flint River six miles below Bainbridge at Horse Shoe Bend in rocky waters. The Betole Clary aided and salvaged cargo. no lives were lost. The Mascotte, built last year, had run since October and was owned by Oxpain W A Gaines with partners. insurance was not carried.
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Salubridge
Corumara
Flint
Bainbridge
Horse Shoe Bend
Chattahooches
Clary
Bain- Tas
Boas
Oc Is
J. W. Hiers Belo
Oxpain
W. A. Gaines
Welter Pryor
Edith Boas
Bo Insurance
Over-burdened Women in Strained Households
Readers are exposed to a period advertisement praising Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for exhausted wives and mothers. The copy cites financial strain and fatigue from domestic duties, claiming the product restores health and normal function for women burdened by heavy household loads.
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de. Pierce
Kentucky Governor Resists Ratification of Louisville Accord
Governor Taylor refuses to sign the Louisville peace agreement while conferring with General Lindsay and others. The pact, signed by seven Republican and seven Democratic officials, calls for nonpartisan election boards and a phased ratification process to settle the Goebel Beckham contest and end dual state governments in Kentucky.
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Fauxfront
Taylor
Louisville
Daniel Lindsay
T. L. Edelen
T. H. Baker
Baker
Lor
Frankfort
Emnor Taylor
Kentucky
Judge Yost
Mr. Sweeney
Galt Houes
Republican Party
Tudiy
General Assembly
Goebel
Beckham
John Marahall
State Contest Board
State Guard
Foll W. Woodson
James B. ’. Thompson
Robert J. Breckin
Serene Fea
London
Boslank
Gale House
Elansion
Seuater Blackburn
Uncertain text hints at convening session
Fragmentary passage suggests a session can be convened if permitted and mentions Democrats planning to share or sheriff violence. The legibility is poor and details are unclear.
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Sharif
Goebel Funeral Train Arrives Covington Amid Reception Plans
The Goebel funeral train reached Covington from Frankfort an early hour, bearing the casket and mournful tributes. Citizens planned a grand reception on his return as governor, while guards and police maintained order along the route. A separate item notes Charleston business groups pursuing a 1901 industrial exposition with state support and government aid.
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Covisortex
Web
Frankfort
Osikfort
Gover
Covington
Wilhem Goebel
Orning
Gosbel
State Senate
Thare Jay
Charleston
Duartestos
Pobionel I
Atlanta
South
General Assembly of
South Carolina
Hasaleniy
Holton Opens GOP Headquarters in Greensboro
Garevatono North Carolina February 1 1924 Holton chairman of the Republican state executive committee opened headquarters in Greensboro. He says the proposed constitutional amendment will be the test issue as Republicans maintain strength in Asheville and western North Carolina.
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Republican Committee
Garevatono
N.C
Febe
A. Holton
Asheville
Dewey
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