Lost Soldier of a Ost Caause and the Great Creole
A lengthy reminiscence recounts Confederate General Beauregard and his era, tracing his career from early schooling through key Civil War actions at Shiloh and Chickamauga, his postwar Louisiana life, and his enduring legacy amid a waning memory of the Confederacy. The piece emphasizes Beauregard’s fame as “the Great Creole” and the broader context of Southern leaders after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Miitary
Johnston
Bejuregach
Grievs
Fle
Corinth
Gratt
Shifel
Lenoregard
Suroter
Alupassag
Gorlnth
Geh
Urogg
Imad
Charleston
Butler Lee
Grant
Petersburg
Richmond Cor
Richmond Cor, Nine More Months. A Year Later, Atihe Lee
Davis
Beauregard
Davila
Centuregard
Gen
Joseph Johnston
Jowiginna
Louisiana
Witton
Association
Autorgan
Gop
Walt
Verre Gustave
Gilsih
Stuart
Perlin
Toy
Werthieret Gras
Wrapirn Sawupster Weise
Our Government How It Operates and Interstate Commerce
An analysis of federal control over transportation and communications. The piece traces the Interstate Commerce Commission from 1887 through 1920, detailing its powers to set just rates, regulate railroads and related utilities, oversee competition, and require accounting. It notes expansion of authority, concerns over interlocking directorates, and the commission’s reach into rate and service practices across carriers and public utilities.
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Merloan
Elwash
Ubla
Congress
Lnt
Uae
Comets Afen
Interstate Trafic
Cammission Res
Monarch
Ies Broad
Tee
Aod
Commission
Alget & Us
Interstate Commerce Commission
Shipoway
Seater
Jet Ft
Cayriees
How I Broke Into The Movies 7 Portrait by Hal Heron
Hal Heron recounts his early theatre days with Oliver Morosco and Lois Weber, stock companies in New York and Los Angeles, and his gradual entry into film. He describes stage beginnings, auditions, tests, and early screen roles leading to major contracts and collaborations with Cecil B. DeMille Lew Cody, Joseph Schenck, and Jesus Lasky, including pivotal pictures like The Christien and She Conquerors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Olivyer Morosco
Sturoxce
Bnd
Etark
Jengie McPhersom
Bereen
Cecil DeMille
Lew Cods
Lois Weber
Dad
New York
Willan LeHaron
Long Island
Pivasaet
Chicago
Oliver Morosco
Los Angeles
Newt
Seszeed
Seford
Licey Franklin
Joseph Schenck
Thes
Phaning
Pletare
Pelter
Screua Arte
Goldwyn
Manly
Prt
Austlvatone
Civi
Christie
Jesuo Lasky
Twan
Ann Harthn
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Fangua
Roudray Chirtea
Mvsilitire
Elmo Scott Watson
Ibis
Wally Lebes
Alri
New Orleans
Washington
Hero Wits
Auklag
Atiprien
Ieee
Leon Grablishot
Charles Bordiner
CB Twellingaril
Weiton
Minti
Ans
Basyo
Eaward Lee
Ito
Jackson
Sulung
Tolinaton
Avéry
Rastlent Janerson
Davia
Ozaret
Ureale
Venuregard Wens
Alana Fist
Wien Thul
Raobert Anderson
Terry Mcfowell
Maervin McDawwell
Coghneers
Fort Adams
Blue Island
Chaege
Hatahirla Bay
Regis
Lowre Willer
Athens Qing
Contreras
Chirubisco
Chaultepec
Gollen
West Holnt
Lincoln
Weat
Pengrauy
Pusdaga
Montgomary
Goukby
Lauie Villere Beauregard
Shiloh
William Brugkart
Hal
Heron
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Richard
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