Second Day of Bg Re union of Vets of the Gil War
The second day of the annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans opened in Richmond Va with rain. After speeches by Senator Daniel and Col Robert E Lee Jr routine business proceeded as comments on reports. The parade and unveiling of Gen J B Stuart statue drew tens of thousands for a day of ceremonies and varied state representations.
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United Confederate Veterans
Daniel
Col. R. E. Lee, Jr
Riichmond
United
Robert E. Lee
Findlay
John Hinchmen
Tennessee
W. L. Wittich
J.W. Thompson
J. Carlton Lynes
W. J. Ellis
Lee
Jones
Stone
Missouri
Edna Pearl Jewell
Kansas City
J.B. J. Stuart
Cavalry Association
Army of Northern Vic
Governor Swanson
United Con ‘Erate Veterans
Monor
Hine
Jeventieth
Virginia
Richmond
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Mali
Thomas
Owens
D. Lee
Cause Association of
Forest Cavalry Corps
H.R. Tyler
Kentucky
Forest
North Carolina Bri
Ater
North Stratina
South Carolina
West Virginia
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Tenn
Lily Virginia Stuart Waller
Taff
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Hollywood Cemetery
Behan
Alles’ Memorial Association
St. Augustine
Fla
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Ladies’ Memorial
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Davis
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Confedrate
Southern Memorial
Associa 1 Medical Society of Confed ‘of the Army and Navy
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Swanson
Birmingham
Ala
Stephen D. Lee
Georgia
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Ivine Walker
South
Carolin
Clement A. Evans
Leutenant
Department of TransMississippi
W. R. Cabell
Texas
Tobacco Crop Ruined in Ashpole Section
A severe hail storm swept Robeson County flooding Ashpole and nearby areas yesterday, destroying most tobacco fields. Local residents described extensive crop damage with reports of ruined plants and financial losses.
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Damberton
Robeson County
Large Increase For Operatives in New England Mills
June 3 in Moston Massachusetts reports a five percent wage rise in nearly all cotton mills across Northern New England. When combined with recent raises across Southern New England and Western Massachusetts and upcoming boosts in Lawrence Chicopee and Augusta more than 200000 operatives in six states gain the highest wages yet in most mill towns and cities.
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New England
Moston
Mass
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Chicopee
Augusta
Maine
Shooting Affair in Wadesboro Ends with Wound
In Wadesboro North Carolina James Digen of Peschland was shot by Dr. WW Barrett yesterday after an altercation in a blacksmith shop Barrett fired when Digen advanced Barrett’s boy and others intervened Dr Armiel of Marshville treated the wound The Atlantic City meeting of the American Medical Association opened with many physicians and surgeons attending including international guests focusing on tuberculosis treatment and prevention.
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Wadesboro
N. C
James, Digen
Peschland
WW Barret
Biggs
Barrett
Diges
aMlacksmith
de Barret
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Amercan Medical Association
Medical ‘Association
House of Delegates
Senret
Army
Navy
Sentence of Green and Gaynor Affirmed in Sav annah Harbor fraud case
New Orleans June 2 The Savannah court sentence in the Green and Gaynor case for government contract fraud on Savannah harbor was affirmed by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals Judges Shelby and McCormick wrote the opinion four years imprisonment for each and a total fine of 575000 The defendants Benjamin Greene and John F Gaynor appealed on 193 assignments of error The extradition issue from Canada was deemed extraditable and the court noted that a warrant need not name the same crime in both countries
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New Orleans
Savannah Court
Green and
Has United States Japanese Amity Been Disturbed
San Francisco June 3 United States Attorney Devlin began depositions from eyewitnesses about the attack on a Japanese bath house and restaurant. He will continue taking statements and then report findings to Washington as Japan presses for a full investigation into whether the U S Japan friendship has been strained.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Devlin
Washington
Plan to settle differences of employers and unions
Plan to create by constitutional amendment a state court of compulsory arbitration to settle all disputes between employers and labor organizations was proposed. Fire damaged a steamer in San Francisco with 187 barrels burned in the hold, destroying bedding cargo and scenery. sailing of the steamer is not delayed.
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San Francisco
Cal
State Court of Compulsory Arbitration
Advo- New York
Gillett
Hay
Oceanic
Sue Lymrt
Judiciary
Gov L
Forbes
Strikers Return to Work Signals Step Toward End
A standoff over the coastwise and tramp liner strike eased as 5,000 longshoremen returned to docks in New York. Companies offered a 5 cent an hour raise, bringing wage rates to 35 cents for day, 40 cents for night, and 60 cents for holidays and Sundays. Transatlantic lines rejected the compromise and will restore strikes only at former wages as needed.
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New York
trans-Atlantic
New Charters Filed For Salisbury Durham and Asheville Firms
Raleigh June 3 charters issued for Miller Sus in Company Salisbury capital 10000 by Henry Miller L DB Sus kin and others to do mercantile bus To Durham Hardware Company capital 50000 by R L Lind ay C F Lawrence and others To Stony Point Manufacturing Company Alexander County capital 125000 by M R Steele and others To Checah Lumber Company Asheville capital 100000 by A B Stevens J B Anderson and others To R L Loftin incorporated High Point capital 2000 furniture manufacturing Also Kennedy Laxa ire Cough Syrup promoted as a safe cough and cold remedy for babies and children sold by C M Shuford and WS ar
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Raleigh
N.C
Miller Susin Company
Salisbury
Henry Miller
L. DB. Suskin
Durham Hardware Company
R. L. Linday
C.F. Lawrence
Stony Point Manufacturing Company
Alexander County
M. R. Steele
Checah Lumber Company
Asheville
A.B. Stevens
J.B. Anderson
Kennedy
C.M. Shuford
Bodies in Penn Railroad wreck near Scottsville
Wreck of a freight train three miles west of Scottsville on the Pennsylvania Railroad is reported. The bodies of the engineer and fireman are believed to be under the wreckage.
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Rochester
N.Y
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scottsville
Fragmented OCR yields unclear sports tale
The readable parts show names and teams unclear due to garbled text. It mentions Bees and a possible match or event, but essential details like teams, place, date, or outcome are unreadable.
Old Vets Visit White House After Richmond Reunion
Confederate veterans touring Washington called at the White House and met the President and lawmakers from Arkansas Kentucky and Ohio Georgetown. They spoke with General Morgan’s officers and offered rough rider service if needed. Also a noted drug ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for liver and bowel issues.
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Washington
D. C
Richmond
Whit House
Jones
Arkansas
Kennedy
Ohio
Georgetown
Kentucky
Morgan
Dr. King
C. M. Shuford
W. S. Martin
Ten Injured in Elevator Drop at Goodyear Tire Plant
Ten persons were injured in an elevator fall at the Goodyear Rubber Tire Company plant in Akron today. The supporting cable ropes broke causing the car to drop two stories.
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Akron
Goodyear Rubber Tire Company
Wayne County Crop Destruction From Storm in Goldsboro
A northern Wayne County storm passed over about ten o’clock yesterday morning, destroying all crops in its two mile-wide path. Full details of the damage were not yet learned. Nearby reports mention Edwin E Holmes Jr a former Agriculture Department statistician being called before a Criminal Court in a cotton leak case. Governor Glenn returned from Stedman Cumberland County where he spoke at the school closing.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Washington, D. C
Edwin
Holmes, Jr
Wwalstant
Department of Agriculture
Stafford
Holmes
Frederick A. Peckham
Mosés Hass
New York
Tim
Agricultural Department
Glenn
Raleigh
Cleveland machinists strike over nine hour day demand
About 100 machinists in Cleveland walked out after employers refused a nine hour day demand. Union officials report 26 firms have granted the shorter day with a ten percent wage increase, while the strikers had previously worked ten hours.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Abo
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