Funeral of Wilson Marks Nation in Mourning
Washington reports a cold rain at Wilson’s funeral as Congress adjourned and ex servicemen gathered along the route. One hundred labor chefs joined mourners to honor the late president while naval stations and ships fired thirteen gun salutes. Flags flew at half mast and mourning bands worn for thirty days.
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Washington
Wilson
Samue Gonpers
Congress
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Wison
Convicts Shot From Tree Pay Tribute to Mayor
A report notes inmates briefly praise the late mayor and honor a man who died in a declared deal, reflecting on patriotic sentiment and respect shown within the facility.
Peaceful Whlom Row and War Weather Align
Washington report cites charges of Liberty bond duplication and treasury loss totaling millions in a suit against Charles B. Brewer. Federal restrictions and injunctions halt bond destruction as Wilson administration service confirms actions. Little Rock recounts Sullivan and Connell shot by a posse near Redfield after escape from the death house. Joe Sullivan killed earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
Charles B. Brewer
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Little Rock
Ark
Eulos Sullivan
Sullivan
Emory Connell
Redfield
Joe Sullivan
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Sermon, Hymn Readings Move Congregation During Worship
The service included a Bible reading and the Apostles Creed followed by the Lord's Prayer. After recessional and a dedication, the event concluded with remarks by the president and Mr. Cavadge. Also advertised are footwear and leather goods from The Shoeman and Mayfield mill, with new shipments and prices.
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Cavadge
D Cunningham Dies Suddenly at Home in Ravenna
Dr John Cunningham died suddenly about five o'clock this morning at his Ravenna home. He had been feeble for weeks yet not sick at the end. His son H A Cunningham of the same family was away but returned to rest and was not present at the moment of death. The announcement notes he passed peacefully with no suffering.
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John Cunningham
Ravenna
H. A. Cunningham
Obituary Remembers a Steadfast Community Leader
A local obituary honors a valued citizen described as thoughtful, tolerant, and peacemaker who served his county and community faithfully. Born in 1836, he valued freedom of opinion, supported humane ideals, and remained a loyal servant to his Gea To used talents over many years. He is remembered as a true friend to humans and a faithful public servant.
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Hisounty
Gea
Unclear OCR Summary Attempts Report Weather and Sales
A fragmentary OCR item mentions weather and a Studebaker year at Bethelsville with hand painted merchandise and a New shipment. It references prices in the thousands of dollars and Brannon’s merchandise. The text is garbled and contains several incomplete phrases.
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Brannon
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Wilson Memorial Service Plans at First Baptist Church
A Wilson memorial service is scheduled for Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church. The effort is led by J. M. Wells with James Carm Evans among the committee members. the program includes remarks, music, and a memorial program with community support and local banking figures listed as directors.
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First Baptist Church
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Purpor
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J. M. Wells
James Carm Evans
Local Market Ad Blends Groceries and Meats Lineup
An old time grocery notice touts choice meats and vegetables with phrases on fresh produce. The clipping also references a wartime era mood noting German ambassador statements and a generic business signoff by R R Johnson as an accountant.
FE J Wards Market and Grocery
FE J Wards Market and Grocery on South Main Street is mentioned along with a note on long term community ties. The text recalls Dr John Cunningham as a prominent county figure, active in church and public life for decades, highlighting his roles as citizen and legislator.
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Christian Church
John Cunningham
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