Laymen Missionaries Converge for First State Meeting
Atlanta hosts the Laymen Missionary Movement as over 1,200 delegates attend the first state meeting. The event opens with a banquet on December 3, aims to spark a winter campaign with notable speakers.
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First State
Laymen Missionary Movement
Atlanta
Tt Fz
Canada
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
St Louie
Methodist Church
North
Boston
Southern Presbyterians
Lexington
Southern Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Ade
Reed Trial Begins in Embesslement Case at Newport News
James T Reed, long time Newport News post office assistant postmaster, stands charged with embessling over 6000 from the money order department. After a full day of evidence in Norfolk Federal Court, jurors were discharged for the day and will reconvene tomorrow at 10. The shortage in his books allegedly was covered before his arrest.
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Norfolk
James T. Heed
Newport News Post Office
United States Court
Reed
Newport Sown
Post Office 1
Robinson
Self-Defense Claims Duel Links Coopers to Carmack Killing
Nashville report details defense claims by Colonel Cooper and son that the shooting of Senator Carmack on a Nashville street was mutual def ence. It notes alleged shots at young Cooper by Carmack, Cooper family medical updates, and grand jury plans. Observers tie ex-sheriff Sharpe to the scene and funeral of Carmack’s death follows.
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Nashville
Tana
Coopers
Cooper
Will, Jr
Cart “Mack
Garmeck
Hla Pigtol
Coopersoming
Carmack
Young Cooper
Selene Cooper
Young. Cooper
State Capitol
Patterson
Klling
Welch
Iia
Howe
Tennessean
Hig
Tetenensean
Wey
Coopery
Patter*ton
Scniptor
Cooper Nest
Cation
Tennessee
Coronel Cooper
Robin
Bengtor Carmack
Murda
Timow
Vavidaen
ez-Umitea
Sémator
Carmach
Jay Nelson
Omahundro
Ute
Guat
Ine Alan
Charles Eastman
Senator Carmack
T- 13
Albert Stockell
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
Senator
Union
Fifth Avenue
Ttwa
Seventh Avenue
Ellen Morgan
Kiting
Ned Carmack Given to Grave
Fragmentary obituary notice reports Ned Carmack being laid to rest. The funeral procession proceeded after a late hour, with mournful hush and visible sorrow among attendees.
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Ned” Carmack
Crowds Attend Memorial for Senator Carmack in Tennessee
The article describes a profoundly sorrowful memorial for Senator Carmack in Tennessee. Funeral crowds gathered for hours before the service, with large attendance inside and many turned away due to capacity. Members of the G T U and United Daughters of the Confederacy attended in force, and visiting ministers led by bishops joined the front.
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Chunda
Hundrada
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Senator Carmack
Biehopers
Landrith
B. EB. Poin
Pame
Ail
Tenneazee
Tennestein
Carmack
Carmack Died A Martyr In Unclear Said Event
An unnamed report notes Carmack's death was described as martyrdom amid unclear details. The fragment references Gotler Bagirc and Helly Sprin in a sequestered scene with incomplete phrasing. Further context is missing to identify full names, dates, or locale.
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Chipley
George “Freeman
the Coopers
Colonee
Hobin Cooper
Rolla Cooper
Golonel Cooper
Col. Cooper
Ell
Thora Yass
Asa & Cand
George W. Parrott
SF On
Roettte Rowlatt
Flarrig
Hompson
Sar
Atlanta Spirit
Realty Trust Company
Forsyth Street
Ansley Park
Edwin P. Ansley
Samme Arik
Fiat
Fee
Aewse
Kentucky
Atlanta Gas, Coke, Coal & Mining CO
Forsyth Street Telephones
Onntoremee
Wasp, Tex
Tounereve
Mrs, Scruggs
Gotler
Bagirc
Deep Spring’ T
Brrhve
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