Memorial College Plan Prompts Veterans Memorial Move
The article outlines a proposal to erect a college memorial honoring Southern women who suffered in the Civil War. Gen Hampden-Osborne leads a resolution seeking official voice for veterans on Stone Mountain Memorial Association executive board. Holland Randolph presented memorial silver dollars but declined further comment.
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Astoelied
Mountain
Gaya Athe
Veterans’ Organization
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Hampden-Osborne
New Orleans
James A. Thomas
Cee
I Artion
Eee
Stone Mountain Memorial
College Memorial
Holland
N. Randolph
Atlanta
Texas
Confederate Veterans
Rae Call
Sheppard
United States
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Southern Confederated Memorial
South
United
Southern Memorial Association
Sons’ Organization
Traitors to Kaiser's Cause Making Good in America
Washington reports Alvin Grothe, a former German aviator turned spy, has settled in a large U.S. city under a new name and becomes a man of affairs. Alfred Schulze, a lance corporal who betrayed Germany by informing American prisoners, aided the U.S. in the St Mihiel drive. Both were POWs who later released after the armistice.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
New York Times Today
Alvin Groth
Alfred Schultze
Falso
Grothe
St. Mihiel
Marlborough Churchill
Scholtze
United States
Schultze
Hoherizollern
Debt settlement talks targeted in Washington May 20
In Washington on May 20 officials say there is hope debt issues can be clarified soon without pressuring foreign governments. The aim is discussion with the American debt commission on terms of settlement, while noting no rush to details. Kellogg and Metlon are mentioned as involved in discussions.
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Nature
Kellogg
Metlon
Washington
Thoses
American Debt Commission
Williamson poll fight fatal to 2
Sherman Parsics a merchant of Kermit and Buck Kirk president of the board of education are dead. Three other men wounded and six under arrest on a charge of shooting after yesterday's pistol battle at a poll in Kermit over creating an independent school district.
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Aswood Prem
Williamson
Sherman Parsics
Kermit
Here
Buck Kirk
Board of Education
Spanish Strengthen Moroccan Defenses
Universal Service dispatch from Rabat May 20 reports Spain bolstering Moroccan defenses with battalions along the Rabat Fez railway and at Loukkous. Officers from the Wergha front in Ghate will be sent to clear the French zone of Abd El Krim forces. a large number of troops will be needed to guard the frontier.
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Universal ‘Service
Rabat
Morocco
Rabat-Fez
Wergha
Ghate
Abd el Krim
First Black Woman Buried in White Cemetery at Macon
The body of Anna Jordan, an antebellum Black woman, rests in an exclusive white cemetery in Macon. The funeral was held at Mrs. Robert H. Smith’s home and conducted by a Black preacher. She had lived as the Smiths’ ward for 88 years and was buried among the children she nursed.
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Macon
Anna Jordan
Robert H. Smith
Smith
Caveman, Wed, Heturng to Work Caveman Wed Heturng to Work
New Orleans May 20 William Rumsey a 30 year old bookkeeper dubbed the caveman groom resumed his downtown office duties after a dramatic elopement with Corrine Walter 20 a stenographer whom he abducted and married the couple spent a night and day at a bungalow while police and reporters covered the affair Rumsey said he waited eight years faced opposition yet decided to act borrowing a friend's car to collect Corrine and drive away before marrying shortly after.
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Associated Press
Kew Orleans
William Rumsey
New Orleans
Leason
Corrine Walter
Rumsey
Corrine
Wei
Houston Textbooks to Be Fumigated for 1925-26 Session
Houston officials announce germ free textbooks for the 1925 26 school year. Dr T Q Woolley hygienic supervisor says books issued to students will be fumigated for two weeks after the session opens and again at closing, ensuring sanitation.
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Houston
Houston Public School System
T. QO. Wooley
Mountaineer Freed of Kidnap Charge
The Associated Press reports that Earl Woodward, charged with kidnapping Lucille Chatterton of Granville, was freed by Judge Albert W. Dickins for lack of evidence after testimony. The case tied to a pursuit by armed mobs and involved Senator Lucille Commins in illness and schooling notes.
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Associated Press
Middlebury
Earl Woodward
Liberty
Lucille Chatterton
Granville
Woodward
Dudge Albert W. Dickins
Walter
Chatterton
Lucille
Ted
Brookfield
Eer Woodward
Des. Moines
Albert B. Commins
Terton
Fugitive Robber Returned to Cell in Oklahoma City
Jeff Duree, jailed for bank robberies in Oklahoma and Kansas, was returned to Leavenworth penitentiary to resume a 20 year sentence after capture near Phoenix Arizona. He had been released on bond during an appeal and disappeared, later locating a farm life until state and federal officers agreed to return him to prison.
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Oklahoma City
Jeff Duree
Oklahoma
Kansas
Leavenworth
Ngo Duree
Edmond
Okla
Phoenix
Ariz
Duree
U S Tanker Sailor Killed by Fall at Port Arthur
At Port Arthur on May 20, Robert Henry Pulliam, a sailor aboard the U S naval tanker Patoka, was killed when he fell from the ship's nest to the deck. The incident occurred aboard the Patoka while the vessel was at the port.
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Port .Arthur
Robert Henry Pulliam
Aboer
United States Naval
School to Build 1000-Watt Radio Sender in Kansas
In Kansas City on May 20 the Unity School of Christianity announced a plan to launch a 1000 watt broadcasting station next fall, the largest in the city. The new transmitter will double the power of the current WOQ station. Manager Lowell Fillmore said it will educate subscribers and school members across the United States and Canada, focusing on educational and religious programs.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Unity School
Cf. Christianity
Unity
WOQ
Lowell Fillmore
United States
Canada
Shipping Board Postpones Scrapping Recommendations
Wash ington May 20 The Shipping Board subcommittee on scrapping postponed until next week definite recommendations of vessels for scrapping. In absence of a proposal the committee did not introduce the subject at the meeting. The subcommittee has agreed to recommend scrapping of only 200 vessels at this time.
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Washingbdon
Shipping Board
Musicians Invite Major Speaker to Chicago Banquet
May 20 report notes invitations extended to be one of the principal speakers at the banquet of the American Music Trades Association of Chicago on June 10. Governor Miriam Ferguson is among those tendered invitations, with details learned recently.
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Swastin
Silverubites
Too Many Laws Claim Liberty Erosion At Antonio Law Association
Chief Justice Cureton told about 150 attorneys at the Gunter Bar Association event in San Antonio that liberties are eroded by excessive legislation. Justices Greenwood Pierson and Freilson joined the toast, urging fewer laws and longer service terms for the Legislature.
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Antonio
Greenwood
Fre Ison
Juncheor Oe
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