Mystery Furnace death shocks Columbus church family
In Columbus Ohio November 18 the death of Mrs Addie Shearsley wife of Rev C Y Sheatsley of Christ Lutheran church is being treated as murder by prosecutor King though no conclusive clue has emerged. The body was found in the basement furnace as family members including the pastor and four children were questioned about the strange cremation and odd remarks by the deceased.
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C. V
Lutheran
Hey. Shearsley
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John R. King
Heaven
DE Niles
Associated Press
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Sheatstey
Cormnce Murphy
Sheatsiers
Juninisteries
Clarence
Sheatsiey
Milton
Capitol University
Hotse
Sinton
Milton S
Tie
AU Head
Umy I
Inna
Inkl
Confederate Daughters Convene in Savannah Proceedings
At a U D C gathering in Savannah Georgia the convention opened with a band performance and a formal procession led by pages in white gowns and red sashes. Governors Walker and Lowden attended as dignitaries with reception by local organizers and remarks from General Thomas and others. A planned oyster roast at Shrine Country Club in Thunderbolt and a Savannah Yacht Club site event were highlighted as social highlights amid business sessions slated for Wednesday morning.
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8Th Infantry
Georgia
Walter Grace
Macon
A. O B. Hull
Savannah
Seneral
Cronk Larrold
Americas
Sifford Walker
Lowden
Walker
Traffold
R. Reese
Georgait
Paul E. Seabrook
Divinion
Hull
Charley No. Bolin
Richmond
Shrine Country
Thunderbolt
Francis S. Barton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Trix
Frank Harvard
U. D.C
Confederate Memorial Hall
Mra. 9. Anderson
The
Colonial Times
Joby Tawkins
Tuntington Club
Mes. J. &. Wood
Convention Honors Daughters of the Confederacy in Atlanta
The United Daughters of the Confederacy convened in Atlanta with Mrs. Albion Turk presiding and Mrs. Franz Harrold hosting. Memorable sessions featured memorial tributes to long-deceased members, plans for the Jefferson Davis highway, and discussion of a $30,000 historical endowment to fund research and correct histories.
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Jd. W. Bachman
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W. E. Lee
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Barnes
Colimbia
Albion Turk An de Frete
Dents
Franz Harrold
Walter Grace
Macon
Georgia
Jefferson Davis Highway
St. John Tawton
Clinton
S.C
P. T. Stevens
Atanta
Julian Woodbury
Kentucky
Walter Lamb
Lawton
Myre Ink
Alarrokt
Mix Lawton
Woduce
My Marine
Clara Morris declines Clara Morris night honoring her
New York November 18 Clara Morris famed stage star once adored in the last century declines a proposed Clara Morris night at Proctor's Fifth Avenue. Crippled by rheumatism and aged, she writes of pain and pride, recalling her 1875 Fifth Avenue opening and asking management to pardon the pencil note. Born in Toronto on March 1 1846, she began in Cleveland and rose in New York at Daly's theater.
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Robert D. Lusk
New York
Clara Morris
Proctor
Fifth Avenue
Clara Mortis
Fifth Avenue Theater
Tuckahoe
Frank C. Lowden Praised At Daughters Of Confederacy Meet
The Washington convention of 1912 heard praise for Frank C. Lowden of Illinois a gubernatorial figure described as a refined capable leader. Speakers lauded his cooperative farming work and moral qualities seeing him as the ideal Republican presidential candidate.
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Valley of the Shenandowth
Appomattox
Ian
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ulinois
Republican Party
Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
Ex Governor Lowden Addresses Meeting on Union and War
Former governor O Lowden spoke at length on the Civil War, asserting the founders’ dream of a united nation through war’s test and warning against congressional overreach to override Supreme Court decisions. He praised Confederate memory and Stone Mountain while arguing states must retain power against federal encroachment.
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Wamar
Macon
Orla Commites
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Lanat
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Commonwealth
Sherman
South
Abraham Lincoln
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North
Wert
Republic
Orevermore
Rink O. Lowden
Wits
Kentucky
Virginia
England
New England
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Stonewall Jackson
France
Napoleon
Gyzig
Robert B. Lee
Richmond
Tranite
Memorial Speech Praises Civil War Veterans Unity
A Civil War memorial remarks on the Grand Army of the Republic and United Confederate Veterans aiding widows and orphans, promoting reconciliation. It recalls Henry W. Grady’s praise of the New South and quotes his call for national healing after Grant’s death.
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Grand Army of the Republic
South
United Confederate Veterans
Appomattox
Monumental Unity Speaks From Civil War Echoes
A veteran-decorated oration recalls the Civil War, praising Lincoln and Grant, honoring Confederate dead at a national cemetery, and celebrating reconciliation. It notes the first postwar meeting of blue and gray in 1870 at Chien Woods, honoring fallen soldiers and the enduring bonds of memory.
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Plymouth Beck
Republic
Amenen
Arios
Brotherhood of the
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Joby B. Gordon
Georgia
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
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Iyak Woods
Chien
Longstreet
Stephen D. Lee
Fitzhugh Lee
Wade Hamilton
Teth
Butler
Underwoot
Taneuit
Laoad Land
System Averts Coal Car Shortage in 1924 Rail Travel
New system of hauling empties helped 193 railroads avoid freight shortages in 1924–a year marked by record car movements and faster backhauls. Western-owned cars rushed home, loading and unloading sped, and freight tonnage rose above 1923 levels. Also notes political travel disruptions and routine health ads of the era.
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Car Service Dean Railroad Association
Board of Director
Toe
Freigh Farm
Maury
Rae
Washington
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