United Confederates to Hear Stone Mountain Reunion Plan
Official representation from the Stone Mountain Memorial Association will be asked to present a resolution at the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in Dallas. Adjutant General den Osborne of New Orleans will offer the measure as about 3,000 veterans attend the event.
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Nited Press
Llas
Stone Mountainrial Association
United Conte Veterans
den Osborne
New Orleans
Death of James Spell Under Investigation in Lake Paul Ettt
United Press reports authorities probing the death of James Spell whose Ardmore Oklahoma home is listed. His body was found in Lake Paul ettt last night as a coroner's inquest failed to determine the cause.
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United Press
Janah
James Spell
Ardmore
Okla
Lake Paulettt
Veterans crowd Dallas as reunion opens with 30000 present
United Press reports May 20 in Dallas that General James A Thomas seeks a full term as commander in chief of Confederate veterans and will be among officers elected Thursday. The Stone Mountain Memorial issue will be raised at the session and a resolutions report will be presented. More than three thousand filled the hall as welcoming speeches opened the program, with about thirty thousand veterans and visitors in the city.
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United Press
Dallas
James A Thomas
Dublin
Homas
Haldeman
Stone Mountain Memorial
Resolutions Committee
Weather Outlook and Political Talk in Springfield
Generally fair and warmer conditions are expected. A Springfield Republican item notes political chatter among Congressmen widows and their extended families potentially fueling ambitions.
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Springfield
Local Golf Club Set For Thursday Tournament
Local members pair off for a competition match tomorrow with numerous matchups listed in the order of players including Dr J E Nevill Dr F C Allen Dr O C Nevill and many others across the club roster. The event showcases the club’s seasonal golf tournament format with members squaring off in paired rounds.
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J. E. Nevill
F.C. Allen
O. C-Nevill
C. R. Bush
Wright Russell
Martin Hassell
Lars Robinson
Joe Gober
R. A. Risser
Bobb Lseassey
J. T. Rodgers
Zac Smithy
Pinkney Price
Bob Rodgers
J. C. Saunders
A. B. Scarborough
L. K. Crawford
Reved
Spivy
Scates
H. A. Cunningham
Wreck Saunders—Chas, Halsell
M. C
J. F. Arledge Roht
Roy Gass
C. Leatherwood
Basile Gibson
Neil Williams
Bobby Moore
Joe Johnson
Ben Fuussell
Ural Darling
Jno
Arledge, Jr
Richard Morgan
I. W. Sweeney
Home Recital by Gladys McCulloch Acknowledged
Mrs Belle B Gober hosted an at home recital on N Center St Saturday night honoring Gladys McCulloch a first year pupil. Pansy Taylor and Elizabeth Anderson assisted with the program and Gladys gave her teacher a crystal basket of blossoms after refreshments. The program included pieces by Behr Bilbro Verde and others.
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Gladys McCulloch
Belle B Gober
N. Center St
Moorish Chieftain Calls General Mobilization in Riff
United Press reports unconfirmed dispatch from Pez states Abdelkhrin, Moorish chieftain, has ordered all his men to arms in the Riff and Vjebala regions to oppose Spanish and French forces.
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United Press
Paris
Abdelkhrin
Riff Vjebala
Pez
Our Groceries Keep Pest Ajar in Focus
A brief promotional note asserts dedication to pest control in groceries and confident customer satisfaction as proof of success.
Death of famous French General Mangin linked to gas
Paris dispatch reports General Mangin died last week and his death is charged to Soviet poison gas, according to the edition of Liberté printed in the city. The notice notes the event was reported by Unitel Press from Paris on May 20.
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Unitel Press
Paris
Mangin
Liberte
Chicago Jewelry Hijacking Strikes Loop Shop
Three bandits trussed Charles Goldberg jewelry shop proprietor and two employees in the Loop and escaped with diamonds valued at about 50 000 dollars this morning in Chicago.
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Charles Goldberg
United Press
Chicago
Loop
Texas land claims hinge on Red River boundary ruling
Land Commissioner J. T. Robison rules that land created by Red River shifts belongs to the party whose survey reaches the river bank. Texas cannot protest vacant land. the decision affects land ownership and tax obligations as the river meanders between Texas and Oklahoma. The Spanish grants precedent continues to influence the surveys along the river.
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J. T. Robison
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River
Hel River
Our Meat Department Promotion and Patronage Reward
Our Meat Department stands as a proud division of the store. We give it our best care and the splendid patronage received is our reward.
Greenville man pleads guilty to bank violations
William Camp formerly cashier of the Commercial National Bank Greenville pleaded guilty to violation of the national banking act and related irregularities, involving a shortage near $70,000 in federal court in Dallas. Sentence slated for May 28 by Judge W. H. Atwell.
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United Press
Dallas
William Camp
Commercial National Banks
Greenville
National Banking Act
W. H. Atwell
French Offensive Advances Against Rif Chiefs in Morocco
French forces in Morocco launched a major offensive on both wings to counter Abdelkrim and rally tribal support. Artillery and aircraft were heavily deployed as the French pressed forward despite enemy reinforcements.
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Fiz
Morocco
Moroccco
Abdelkrim
Wichita Falls Man Elected to U S Chamber Board
Brank Kell of Wichita Falls was elected a member of the board of directors of the United States Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting in Washington. He will serve on the national business organization’s board of directors alongside other prominent leaders.
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Wichita Falls
Washington
Brank Kell
The
United States Chamber of Commeree
Opinion on legality of FTC inquiry questioned in capital
William Humphrey of the FTC disclosed at the Chamber of Commerce that the agency seeks AG Sargent’s opinion on the legality of investigating commerce and trade conditions as requested by the Senate. Humphrey said he believes the investigation would be legal.
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United Press
Washngton
Sargent
Federal Trade Commission
United States Senate
William Humphrey
United States Chamber of Commerce
Humphrey
Veteran at 79 Makes First Flight Attempt
S M Collins 79 year old Confederate veteran from Little Switzerland N C and 15 others were slightly injured when an airplane crashed on takeoff at the rate fair grounds. Collins said this was his first and last flight.
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Dallas
S. M. Collins
Little Switzerland
Guardsmen recalled to fight fires in northern Wisconsin
Laona Wisconsin May 20 National guardsmen recalled to fight forest fires in the northern part of the state as several villages come under threat.
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Wisconsin
Laona
Wis
Wisconsin National Guardsmen
Oral confession from Noel tied to Dallas killings
In Dallas on May 20, Frank Noel, Negro, confessed to participating in the slayings of W. L. Millstead and Ryan Adkins and the assaults on their women companions. Assistant District Attorney Tipps stated the confession followed ten hours of questioning and the recovery of a watch stolen from Mrs. Steer. Noel implicated his brother Loren in the Adkins killing and was identified as the Millstead slayer by Mrs. Mabel Berry.
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United Press
Dallas
Fank Noel
W. L. Millstead
Ryan Adkins
John Tipps
Tipps
Adkins
Rank Noel
Mabel Berry
Muillstead
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