Final Honor Paid Young Summerlin in Georgia Funeral
Hig coffin borne to resting place as public school children and veterans honor 17 year old Randolph Summerlin killed at Vera Cruz. Rev Olmstead led rites at the family home in Willacoochee with school songs and remarks. The body, sent from Vera Cruz via New York, lay in state locally before burial with military salutes and taps. Survived by father Benjamin F Summerlin and seven siblings. service marked by community tributes and a wreath from Dawson D. R. chapter.
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Woodrow Wilson
New York
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Vera Cruz
Willacoochee
Rev N H Olmstead
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Maud Smith
E. Gaskins
America
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Willis Hale
Benjamin F Summerlin
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Frank
William
Jeff
Mra M' Gaguina
J. W Hunter
Peter
E Birklang
Youn Summerlin
Georgia
Felder Wins Fight for Post Wheeler Reinstatement
Ron Thomas Felder of Felder & Osburn announces the Washington result affirming the reinstatement of Post Wheeler to the diplomatic service. Wheeler faced charges over gasoline dealings while in Rome. after hearings, Secretary Bryan states the allegations are unfounded and Wheeler will be reassigned as a diplomatic officer once arrangements allow.
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Felder & Osburn
Atlanta
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Post Wheeler
Wheeler
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Feldar
Bryant Wheeler
Rome
Hannis Taylor
Spain
Taylor
Felder
Uryan
Bryar
Department of State
Baptists' Campaign To Be Mammoth Effort In Atlanta
An appeal from Dr Weston Bringer, in charge, urges all Atlanta churches to join a citywide religious campaign. The effort targets every denomination and asks Christians to daily pray for success. Non sectarian meetings will invite all residents to participate as Baptist evangelists from the Southern Baptist convention lead the drive.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Forces push for higher living standards and labor reform
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections session speakers urged reforms to keep mothers at home and children in school. Charles P Neill and Owen R Lovejoy led discussions on wage standards, noting Oregon's adult female minimum rose to 8.26 weekly. Portland showed higher rates in some jobs. The Jesuit influence was cited for advancing women's wages in mercantile work.
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National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Charles P Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
Owen R Lovejoy
Washington
Ay McKelway
Southern States National Child Labor Committee
EV O'Hara
Oregon Industrial Welfare Commission
Oregon
Portland
Are You at Mason A Mason Comedy Comes to Lyric
The Lyric theater hosts Lucille LaVerne stock company in Are You at Mason This week to honor the Shrine convention The cast delivers sharp staging and bright performances with Miss LaVerne and colleagues at their best Matinee set for Saturday as fans familiar with the show will enjoy a lively, familiar comedy.
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Lucille Laverne
Mason
Shrine
Miss LaVerne
Sealed Orders Debuts At Grand Theater Next Week
A grand war drama Sealed Orders opens Monday at the Grand theater with a premier performance. The film promises a flawless production employing two large armies a fleet of ships and a strong human love story alongside spectacular battle scenes. Also at the Atlanta theater Bible pictures continue daily at 3 and 8 p m free to all with the gallery reserved foreded panpie. pictures run through May 24 depicting Christ life events.
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The Three Musketeers at the Grand Cinema
A photo play titled The Three Musketeers based on Alexander Dumas work shows at the Grand for the last three nights of the week. It promises a dramatic tableau of French court life with romance, intrigue, and daring escapades.
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Alexander Dumas
Dumas
Revolt Against General Huerta Roils Mexico City
Vera Cruz May 14. Revolt against General Huerta looms as Constitutionalist agents operate openly in Mexico City. Orators inflame citizens while Huerta's officials watch for weakness. Provisional president is believed endangered by assassination plots amid fears of imminent anarchy. Refugees confirm tensions as preparations rumored to move to Tuebia.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Webber Admits Lies In Becket Murder Trial
New York May 14 counsel for Charles Becker on trial for the murder of Herman Rosenthal obtained admissions from Engie Webber the financial backer of the plot that he had lied to Deputy Police Commissioner Doupherty earlier. Webber trembled under cross examination and showed remorse for his role in the murder conspiracy as Becker’s defense sought to cast doubt on prior testimony and emphasize the alleged involvement of others in the killing.
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