Richmond Readies to Welcome United Confederate Veterans
Richmond Virginia June 5. The 32nd annual United Confederate Veterans reunion will be held June 19 to 22 with preparations to house feed entertain and guide thousands of veterans. Brigadier General Jo Lane Stern chairs the Reunion Committee urging advance hotel and quarter reservations. The program includes laying the Maury monument corner stone, parades band concerts a Confederate ball and numerous entertainments for visiting veterans from the Old South.
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Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
Confederated Southern Memoria Association
Reunion Committee
Jo Lane Stern
Information and Quarters Committee
City of
Commonwealth of Virginia
Matthew Fontaine Maury
South
Lions Luncheon Off To Welcome Auto Tourists
President H E Allen of the Lions relubt asks all members to skip the regular luncheon this week and join a joint club dinner at the Windsor hotel Wednesday evening to welcome the state auto tourists on their annual sociability run. All Lions are expected to attend.
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H. E. Allen
The
Tions Relubt
Allen
Windsor Hotel
Minstrel Rehearsal Tonight at Carnegie Library
A full rehearsal of the American Legion Minstrel will be held at the Carnegie Library tonight. All participants are urged to be there promptly at 7 30 P M.
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American Legion
Carnegie Library
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American Legion Post Postpones Meeting for June 8
The John D. Mathis Post No 2 American Legion postpones tonight s monthly meeting to Thursday night June 8 at Sign of the Pine Tea Room. A smoker will be held and officers will be elected for the coming year. All members urged to attend for full attendance.
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John D. Mathis
American Legion
Dudley Opera House
Sign of the Pine Tea Room
FTC Files Complaint Over Steel Merger Unfair Practices
The Federal Trade Commission charged Lackawanna and Bethlehem Steel with unfair competition as it probes the recently effected merger. The action accompanies a Senate report responding to Senator Lafollette’s call for investigation of the merger and signals formal regulatory scrutiny from Washington on June 5.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Lackawanna
Bethlehem Steel Company
Couaint
Mercer
Senate
LafFollette
Wade Monroe acquitted at his second trial
Superior court adjourned for jury work after a weekend session. Wade Monroe, negro, was tried twice for murder. first trial ended in mistrial, second trial resulted in acquittal. Several other cases disposed: Jerry Gervin whisky nol pressed, Israel Myers liquor guilty 1 to 3 years, Charles Howard burglary nol pressed, Sherman Tucker assault with intent to murder guilty shooting at another 1 year and day, judge recommending misdemeanor punishment, Will Jackson theft guilty 2 to 3 years, probation and maintenance, Jim Cooper abandoning a minor child guilty 12 months with parole.
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Z. A. Littlejohn
Wade Monroe
Jerry Gervin
Nolle
Israel Myers
Chas. Howard
Sherman Tucker
Judge Taylor
Will Jackson
Quilty
Jim Cooper
First M. E. Juniors To Picnic On Wednesday
The Junior department of the First Methodist church will hold a picnic on Wednesday at Myrtle Springs. Children should meet at the church at 8 30 and cars will depart by 9 o clock sharp.
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M. E
First Methodist Church
Myrtle Springs
Republicans to Defend Tariff in Senate Debates
Washington June 5 Republican senate leaders plan to explain and defend the administration tariff bill in general debate. Senator Watson of Indiana opened a series of addresses announced for the coming weeks.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Atlanta Woman Convicted of Murder of Husband
Mrs. Cora Lou Vinson was found guilty of murdering her husband Dr. W. D. Vinson in a city drug store amid divorce proceedings. The jury imposed the death penalty with no mercy recommendation, date set for July 28, a historic Fulton County verdict.
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Atlanta
Cora Lou Vinson
W. D. Vinson
Boykin
Georgia
First Baptists Choose Kidd's Mill for Picnic
The First Baptist Sunday school voted to hold the annual picnic at Kidd's Mill next Thursday, June 8. All church and Sunday school members are urged to attend, with rides arranged from 8:30 to 9:30 at the church. The committee will transport attendees to the grounds and back in the afternoon.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Kidd’s Mill
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U. S. Prison Physician Cleared of Drug Smuggling
Atlanta June 5 Dr H C Carrick assistant physician at the federal prison was arrested for violating the Harrison narcotic act and confined in Fulton tower His arrest ends a months long smuggling mystery and he reportedly confessed his role aided by information from a woman identified as the wife of a prison inmate.
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Atlanta
H. C. Carrick
Federal Prison
Fulton Tower
Chilean-Peruvian talks resume after new instructions
Chilean and Peruvian delegates resumed the conference session today after Chilean representatives received further instructions from Santiago. The communicated message from the Chilean capital was not conclusive and would need additional discussions.
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Washington
Santiago
Walter Hoover Wins Philadelphian Sculling Title
Philadelphia June 5 Walter Hoover of the Duluth Boat Club won the Philadelphia gold challenge cup emblematic of the amateur sculling championship of the world. His time was seven minutes and 24 seconds.
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Philadelphia
Walter Hoover
Duluth Boat Club
Derry Resigns. Christie Appointed Assistant Commissioner
ATLANTA June 5 Professor Joseph T. Derry resigns due to ill health from the post of assistant commissioner of commerce and labor. Walter E. Christie of Dawson is named his successor, effective immediately.
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Atlanta
Joseph T. Derry
Commerce and Labor
Walter E. Christie
Dawson
Humber wife moved to Alabama jail in murder case
In Columbus on June 5, Mrs Leila Humber charged with killing her husband Lucius F Humber a Columbus warehouseman was moved from Seale to the Montgomery county Alabama jail.
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Columbus
Leila Humber
Lucius F. Humber
Seale
Montgomery County
Alabama
Train Hits Truck Killing Two Near Blodgett Station
A Chicago Northwestern train struck an automobile truck carrying eight people near Blodgett Station today in Chicago. Two occupants were killed in the crash.
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Chicago
Chicago- Northwestern
Blodgett Station
Richmond reunion plans at court house on Tuesday
Camp Sumter and UCV schedule a 10 am Tuesday meeting at the courthouse to finalize arrangements for the Richmond reunion. A note mentions a heat proof lining for hats and recalls Crete writing dated 2000 years BCE. Read tomorrow's ads. You Cant Afford to Miss It.
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Camp
Ulster Border Battle Front Expands Across Ireland
British troops push Sinn Fein from main Ulster positions and control much of the Northern Southern border. Pettigoe retaken after a Sunday offensive. Republicans suffer heavy losses, few British casualties. A Kerry bound steamer bound for Fenit held in Tralee Bay. ammunition seized. Sinn Fein commander and staff captured amid a broader cleanup.
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London
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Northern
Ireland
New York
Fenit
County Kerry
Tralee Bay
Tralee
Royal Arch Degree Conferred Tonight at 7 O'clock
Wells Chapter 42 announces a Royal Arch degree ceremony this evening at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome, signed by S. L. Hammond, Secretary.
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Wells
S. L. Hammond
Sec’y
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