No Eulogy Marked Gen Miles Funeral
Lieut. Gen Nelson A Miles lay in Arlington Marble Mausoleum after a simple ceremony with military pomp unmatched since the Unknown Soldier burial. President Coolidge Gen Pershing and other national leaders attended, honoring the veteran whose life is memorialized in history. The rites followed Episcopal church prayers at the church and tomb.
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Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Arlington
Coolidge
Pershing
Union
Miles
Episcopal Church
Means Ready to Serve Term After Surrender
Gaston B. Means, a central figure in the Daugherty inquiry, surrendered to the District of Columbia supreme court on May 19 and asked to begin a two year prison term immediately. He faces a forgery indictment here linked to the Daugherty papers and was convicted on a conspiracy charge in New York.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Daugherty
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Means
New York
Farmer killed in fall near Lynnville
Boonville Ind May 20 George McWilliams 59 a former resident near Lynnville was thrown from a wagon by frightened horses and broke his neck in the fall authorities said McWilliams died at the scene his body was found beside the wagon after the mishap early today and the accident is under investigation
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Boonville
Ind
George McWilliams
Lynnville
Where Swallows Winter
The common barn swallow visits the West Indies during migration and winters to Central America and South America. The tree swallow winters from South Carolina and the Gulf states to the West Indies and Guatemala.
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West Indies
Central America
South America
South Carolina
Gulf States
Guatemala
Deserted Cook Stove Fortune Telling Ad Sale
A classified ad offers a Universal steel top six hole range with coil gas water heater and other furniture. The seller cites spiritualistic fortune telling and free love as factors in breaking up the home and invites contact Sunday between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. via the Tacoma Sunday Ledger.
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Universal
Tacoma
Wasl
Sunday Ledger
Education's Proper Aim and Civic Duty
A quotation asserts that education should instill loyal service to the nation, emphasizing duties every citizen owes to their fatherland and the need for instruction to guide responsible citizenship.
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Rhaosenth
First Post Office in United States Founded in Boston
The first post office in the United States was established in Boston about 284 years ago.
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First Post Office
Frst
United States
Boston
Man Sleeps in Cemetery After Drunken Walk Home
Toledo police found 42 year old B. L. Tooney sleeping in Forest Cemetery after wandering Stickney Avenue Monday night. He claims fatigue led him to bed there and was later charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct by Officers Heeren and Sambach.
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Toledo
Ohio
B. L. Tooney
Stickney Avenue
Forest Cemetery
Heeren
Sambach
Tooney
Sheriff Slain in Election Battle at Kermit West Virginia
In Williamson W V May 20 one man was killed and three others wounded in an election fight at Kermit near here Sherm Parsley was killed and Ken Kirk Buck Kirk and Ken Chapman were wounded in the exchange involving local lawmen and supporters.
Everett Sanders Named Vice President in Washington
Washington May 20 Everett Sanders was elected vice president of the Indiana Society of Washington on Monday evening. Representative Fred Purnell was reelected president.
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Washington
Everett Sanders
Indiana Society of Washington
Fred
Purnell
Italy Ready to Pay War Debt to US
Rome May 20 Premier Mussolini says Italy is ready to settle its debt to the United States but will seek most favored nation treatment as part of the settlement.
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United Press Dispatch
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
United States
Milk Delivery Ice Cream Like Frozen Reindeer Blocks
A milkman in Notue Alaska delivers blocks of milk and cream wrapped in oil paper. The frozen blocks resemble ice cream and retain quality while frozier, with a white cord as a handle. He drops them to tease customers, delivering a pint sized portion and a rack of frozen reindeer meat or cream.
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Notue
Alaska
Funeral Notice for Helen Marie Lucas Dies at 11 Months
Helen Marie Lucas, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lucas, died yesterday at home near Elliston. She was 11 months 15 days old, came to brighten the home on June 4 1924, and leaves parents four grandparents and many friends. Funeral at 10 o'clock Thursday from the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs William Lucas, Rev J N A Downey of Bloomfield officiating. Burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Helen Marie Lucas
Clarence Lucas
Elliston
William Lucas
J. N. A. Downey
Bloomfield
Fairview Cemetery
Hospital report on Mrs George Brown operation
Mrs George Brown underwent surgery this morning at the hospital. Her condition is described as fairly good.
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George Brown
Incomplete Roaming Maritime Tale From Early Massachusetts
Fragmentary note from a 1720s Massachusetts era recounts Captain Roberts reseating a maritime event. Mentions Jolly Roger and a Roger figure, with unclear meaning tied to early seafaring symbolism.
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Roberts
The Korning for Work and Morning Recreation
A compact reflection on daily routines and recreation from Thomas Fuller. The quote contends sleep as a form of recreation and warns against overindulgence or tying renewal to mere sustenance.
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Thomas Fuller
Colombia Vast Territory Equal to Several Nations
The report asserts Colombia covers an area comparable to the combined size of the British Isles, Germany, France, Welland, Spain, and Portugal, highlighting its extensive and varied geography.
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Colombia
British Isles
Germany
France
Welland
Spain
Portugal
Comedy of Claimants Found on a Train in Spalding
A report notes a claimed treasure find in Spalding Lincolnshire where a wad of treasury notes was discovered on a train. Sixty claimants appeared each stating different amounts and none provided accurate time or date.
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Treasury
Spalding
Lincolnshire
Ingland
World Largest Cave Explored Deepest in Kentucky
World’s largest cave Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is noted for its extensive passages and comprehensive exploration. Caves at Mammoth contain the greatest number of chambers and are considered the most explored of any cave system.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Cartsbad
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