Prof W C Lawson Chosen Bryan City Schools Superintendent
Tennessee native Prof W C Lawson elected to head Bryan city schools after a career in Tennessee Rockwood and Pulaski districts. He holds normal and university diplomas, has taught in country and Knoxville schools, directed state institutes, and will relocate with wife and two children to Bryan. He will begin duties after preparing in Clarksville and mid July. He is a Methodist, Mason, Knight of Pythias and a Democrat.
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W. C. Lawson
Pulaski
Lawson
Tennessee
Knoxville
North Carolina
Rockwood
Tenn
Pulaski, Tenn
University of Tennessee
Peabody Normal College
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Clarksville
Methodist Church
Knight of Pythias
Death of Mrs H H Smith at family home near town
Mrs H H Smith died Monday evening at seven at the family home two miles west of town. She was buried yesterday afternoon at Thompson Creek cemetery. She was a devoted wife and mother, and her bereaved husband and children have the sympathy of many friends.
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H. H. Smith
Thompson Creek
Wreck injures eighteen near Earl on Santa Fe train
Eighteen people were injured and three killed when eastbound Santa Fe No. 8 derailed near Earl Colorado. Victims include Mrs F W Nichols of Fort Worth and F M Jones of Pueblo. Cars including baggage and smoking cars left the rails. cause blamed on brake beam defect or rail spread.
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Trinidad
Colo
Santa Fe
Earl
Here
F. W. Nichols
Fort Worth
F. M. Jones
Pueblo
F. Royava
Organized Search Aims to Find Missing Lamona Boy In New Orleans
Police have replaced chaotic private searches with a secret, well organized effort to trace the kidnapped Lamona boy. The irregular crowds and armed deputies have been halted and wholesale Italian arrests ended as investigators take charge.
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New Orleans
News Orleans
Bodies recovered from naval disaster near Norfolk and Portsmouth
Navy officials report several midshipmen and seamen lost after a tragedy in Chesapeake Bay. Bodies of Midshipmen P. H. Fields, W. H. Stevenson, F. P. Holcomb and Fireman G. W. Westfall identified or recovered. others remain missing as searches continue in lower bay and tides.
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Newport News
P. H. Fields
Virginia
W. H. Steveson
North Carolina
F. P. Holcomb
Delaware
Potomac
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Ocean View
Mann
Norfolk
Washington
Admiral Emory
Hocomb
Stevenson
Field
Minnesota
Dannel
G. W. Westfa
Davenport Weds Byrd Ironsideg in June Ceremony
Davenport, the Democratic nominee for congress from the Third district, wed Miss Byrd Ironsideg in a ceremony here on June 18. The couple announced the marriage as Davenport begins his campaign return.
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Davenport
Vinita
J. T
James 8. Davenport
Miss Byrd Ironsideg
Edith McGorray Weds Professor Edward Schwab at St John’s
In Cleveland on June 18, Miss Edith McGorray married Professor Edward H. Schwab of Notre Dame University in St. John’s Cathedral. The ceremony was attended only by immediate family.
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A Benedict
Cleveland
Edith MecGorray
Edward H. Schwab
Notre Dame University
Charles M. Schwab
St. John’s Cathedral
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