Veterans Parade in New Orleans Features Confederate Veterans and Marines
Veterans in New Orleans march with Confederate veterans along Canal Street to Lee Circle and back, as Marines from the cruiser Columbia and the National Guard close the parade. Generals Lee and Estopinal lead, with thousands cheering and a giant Confederate flag formed by students at Lee Circle.
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New Orleans
Columbia
United States Navy
Albert Estoplnal
Stephen D Lee
The
United Confederate Veterans
Confederated Southern Memorial Assortation
Daughters
Tlecut
Tring Wiesisippi Department
Wood Cabell Heaing
Tennessee Department
Clement A Evans
Army of Southern Virginia
C Irvine Walker
Tennessee
United States
Ugsser Columba
Natonal Guard
Louisiana
Tee Circle
Canal Acreet
Canal
Camp Streets
Lee
Canal Street
Army orders extend leave and duty assignments across posts
A long defense orders list extends leave for First Lieut Reed and Capt Bleutheros H Cake Fifteenth Infantry. Officers including W O Reed and Cartes Ro Alley proceed to West Point and Fort Schuler for temporary duty. numerous transfers to California, Vancouver, and other posts follow. Names include Glarente Deema Artillery, Duncan Fifteenth Cavalry, Walter M. Wallman, Whyman, Winm Elliott, and others with promotions, detachment, or reassignment to command, engineering, or medical roles.
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United States
Glarente
Fort Schuler
Willians
Ancineera
Duiser Wil
Coty
Charles
Tepar
California
Sturt
Warcorrillery Corpa Agnerat
Mal Wo Fitzhugh Carter
Fort Mentor
Lcut Cearge
Duncan
Whyman
Bert Riley Kan
Leon
Poncher Cvat
Crmaster Sopt
Winm Elliott
Vancouver
Jarracks Wash
Xemeral Department of the
Philippine S.owty
Josephus
Ceci
Vico
Harry S .Howland
Arthur W. Brown
Frederick C. Johnson
Lavalry
Broa
Unytenant
Twente Seranth Tetantzy
Pratippine Islands
Justice Devel Responds to Hig Removal Charges Admitting No Regular Business
Justice Joseph M Devel of the Court of Special Sessions files an answer in the appellate division denying regular engagement in another business while serving as a justice He acknowledges giving advice to Town Topics editor and his daughter and submits affidavits from associates praising his zeal and work on the bench
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Hig
Town Topics
New York
Joseph M Devel
Court of Special Sessions
Supreme Court
Devel
Town Topico
Mann
Town Topica
Deuel
Fin Associates
Wife Killed by Husband on Clubhouse Veranda
Mrs. Skinner, wife of a Jocel manufacturing manager, was shot on the veranda of a local clubhouse. Her husband, Skinner, claims the killing was accidental and that the bullets were aimed at Robert Simpson, a nearby golf expert alleged to be involved in a domestic dispute with the Skinner family.
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Skinner
Jocel Manufacturing Company
Robert Simpson
Mrs Duke Illness Telegrams Shown In Divorce Case
New York April 27 Mrs Lillian N Bake detoured by court in Newark divorce case as physician Dr Joseph Foxemith reported no objective signs of illness at Mrs Duke’s New York home. Telegrams from Nellie Sands introduced as evidence show affectionate messages to co respondent Frank T Huntoon. The court admitted the telegrams but did not give them full evidentiary weight against Huntoon.
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Duke
Washington Font
New York
Lillian N. Bake
Chancery Court
Newark
Joseph Foxemith
Mra Duke
Sixty-eighth Street
Parker
Jim
Nice
Puneyanformen
Trank T.huntoon
Dukes
Truntoon
Nellie Sands
Washington Duke
Huntoon
Nelle Sands
Dr Charles A Nichols Fined in U S District Court
Springfield April 27 Judge Humphrey denied a motion for new trial in the case of Dr Charles A Nichols and fined him 80 dollars with imprisonment in jail until paid Nichols is a Urbana physician connected to a mail fraud scheme charged by Susan Day Urbana a divorced wife of William T Days a former US Attorney General aide and director of a New York life society Michels claimed to be Days common law husband and threatened exposure if not settled
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Springfield
Humphrey
United States District Court
Day
Charles A Nichols
Nichols
Michals
Urbana
Susan Day
William T. Days
United States
Sustable Safe Assurance Society of
New York
Michels
Mrs Days
Poisoning at Hotel Belleclaire prompts identity reveal
A young woman swallowed two poison tablets at the Hotel Belleclaire on York Street. Identified as Mrs Ndgat R Du Mont, wife of a rubber brokerage partner of Taylor & Du Mont of New Orleans. Authorities and friends say the poison was taken accidentally or in deep distress, and her recovery is expected.
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York
Belleclaire
Ndgat R du Mont
Janioy
Taylor & du Mont
Ery
New Orleans
Taylor
French Fleet Sails for New York Funeral
Annapolis Md April 27 three French cruisers that attended the Paul Jones funeral ceremonies sailed today for New York. They join an American squadron of four battleships under Admiral Davis Toft for Nesporteers news.
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New York
Annapolis
Paul Jones
Dremonies
Adri? Davis
Nesportews
Planing Mill Burned in Penola County Fire Loss
A planing mill owned by L. D Georgene at Penola Carroll County was destroyed by a Tuesday night fire. The loss is estimated at about ten thousand dollars. In Suffolk Virginia Charlie Hofler, twenty four, was arrested on a charge of abducting Katy Williams, eighteen, of Norfolk. He denies the allegation. The Hospital Corps at Fort Myer demonstrates actual field work in the illustrated half tone section.
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Washington Post
Kredercksburg
L. D Georgene
Penola
Caroling County
Suffolk
Charlie J Hofler
Katy Walliams
Norfolk
Fort Myer
Sunday Post
Stains Like Blood and Rage Highlight Bristol Inquest
Witnesses testified that Letitia Glover was killed in a rage sparked by another woman, Jamie Ramsey. A bloodstained handkerchief and a bloodied apron were found in Ramsey’s house, with Ramsey said to have dressed in men’s clothes to watch Letitia enter Luttrell’s room. The inquest adjourned to analyze blood spots and gather more evidence as Luttrell’s estrangement from his wife and their four children’s testimony emerged.
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Bristol
Glover
Berg
Luttrell
Washington Post
Letitia Glover
Sylvester
Ramsey
Stelgos
Jamie Ramsey
Ins
Ramsey Womans House
Maryland Obituary Notices From Cumberland Area
Obituaries include Martin V Burey who served in the Eighth Pennsylvania Cavalry and died in Simpson near Grafton West Virginia at about 65. Louis Nydegger dies at Elkins West Virginia aged 75 with surviving wife and three sons including Dr James A Nydegger a United States Navy surgeon. Melvin Scarboro died by burning near Fayetteville West Virginia while fighting forest fires aged 65 with body severely burned and unrecognizable.
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Cumberland
Martin V Bure Yett
Eighth
Pennsylvana Cavalry
Simpson
Grafton
Antieta
Sis
Louis Nydegger
John F Nydegger
Elking W Va
James A. Nydegger
United States Navy
Weanuomans
Fayetteville
W Va
Melvin Scarboro
Enraged man shoots cousin in Winchester rifle incident
In Washington Joel Wharncliffe West Virginia on April 27 Henry Mounts angered by his cousin Charles Mounts fired a Winchester rifle injuring him. The wounded man survived but could not recover.
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Specias
Tne
Washington
Joel Wharncliff
W Va
Henry Mounts
Charles Mounts
William and Mary Science Hall Dedication in Williamsburg
April 27 ceremonies featured President Ira Remeen of Johns Hopkins as orator at the Science Hall dedication for William and Mary College. Educators from several states attended. a banquet followed with speakers from the University of Virginia Randolph-Macon and other colleges.
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Washington Post
Williamsburg
Ira Remeen
Johns Mopkins
New Science Hall
William and Mary College
Tuttle
University of Virginia
Smiths
Randolph-Macon
Boatwright
Richmond College
Hazen
Medical College of Virginia
Nelson
Woman's College
Richmond
Messinger
State Female Normal School
Farmville
Payne
Washington Est
Petersburg
Odd Fellows In
America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
City
William B Mclwaine
S& D Rogers
Till Montague
C W Morris
Death by Own Action Strangulation Case in Baltimore
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore April 27 George A Hope 53 was found strangled at his home 146 Cook Street at about 11 am a string was tied around his throat Despondency and heavy drinking are blamed by the family for the death by his own action His daughter Miss Augusta Maps found the body Two days earlier Hope tried to hang himself from a cellar rafter but failed
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Washington Post
Baltimore
George A Hope
Cook+ ste street
Augusta Maps
Hope
Double Elopement Sparks Bristol Ballroom Wedding
Special to The Washington Fest from Bristol Virginia April 2 two young couples from prominent Bristol families, all underage, eloped to Knoxville Tennessee by midnight train and wed there this morning. Ellis Wilkinson, son of J A Wilkinson, and Virginia Jones, daughter of Dr Edward T Jones, wed. Joseph Kelly, a drug clerk, and Inez Hamilton, daughter of M F Hamilton, were married. The girls left Bristol in their ballroom gowns. Further notices list Fredericksburg and Tazewell marriages dated April 27 and 31, including Fannieuis Graves and Rev J Franklin and Jennie Blair and Henry Morris with details of locations and officiants.
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Bristol
M F Hamilton
Auditors Department
South and Western Railway
Fredericksburg
John_ Ennis
Misa Virgin Burton
Stafford County
D J Shopoff
Wiss Fannie Uis Graves
Isaac I. Graves
J Branklin
Greenvilla
C C Davis
Lona
Tazewell
Jenmie Blair
Pocahontas Va
Henry NW Morris
Campee County Va
Morris
Norfolk and Wastarm Railway Company
Pocahontas
Custis Fletcher
Episcopal Church
Two Drowned in Canoe Near Danville
Danville Virginia April 27 Miss Balle Dyer about sixteen and J G Ferguson were drowned near Schoolfield while canoeing. The bodies were not recovered. In Spencer North Carolina January 37 the six year old daughter of Rev and Mrs J M Dunaway was badly burned at home last night when a lamp toppled by a younger sister ignited it.
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Washington Post
Danville
Balle Dyer
George Dyer
Aty
J G. Ferguson
Schoolfield
Washington
Spencer
Mra
J M Dunaway
Supervisor Douglas Cleared in Removal Petition
Will W Douglas county supervisor testified in his own defense as judges examined the petition to remove him from office. The Circuit Court for Alexandria County heard charges that he bought inferior road material from his father and neglected duties, among other alleged offenses.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexendria
Nicol
Alezsndra
Will W Douglas
Dousins
Hns
R. Walton Moore
Frank Lyon
L. Moneme
Douglas
Courageous Mrs Mammo and Robbery at Virginia Side
Adam Glenn and Adelaide Glenn, both held in Alexandria County jail awaiting preliminary hearing on robbery charges filed by Mrs Blanche Mammo, the widow of James Mammo. Mrs Mammo says a woman wearing a man’s hat fled from her home with a pocketbook and $63 after a disturbance. she pursued, recovered the purse twice, and reported the incident to Georgetown police and Alexandria authorities.
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Adam Glenn
Adelaide
Glenn
Alexandria
Blanche Mammo
James Mammo
Brennan Construction
Varginia
Potomac
Georgetown
Bis
Alevandhia
Mamino
Nctve
Mammo
Mamma
James Sangster Dead Former Judes James Sangster Gled
James Sangster, longtime judge and edge of the Alexandria and Fairfax County courts, died yesterday at his home near Burke Station in Fairfax County Virginia. Born January 15, 1932 near Fairfax Court House, he served as deputy sheriff before a long bench career and later practiced law. He was a prominent figure in Alexandria and Fairfax County. The Edwarda Land and Building Company of Alexandria was chartered by the State Corporation Commission with officers Scott Neubit Frank Rapp and BF Menards all of Washington and capital stock of 100000. Judge Barley granted licenses to two applicants and continued hearing two others, with several saloon license actions expected in Alexandria.
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Washington Leon
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Edwards Land and Building Company (Incorporated
Alexandria Va
Scott Nesbit
Frank E. Rapp
I Edwards
Washington
D. C
Patuxent Brick Company of
District of Columbia
Charles Childs
T. J Coleman
A J Curts
LDC Capital
Judes James Sangster
Iis
Burkes Station
Fairfax County
Judge Sangster
Fairfax Court House
Sherif
Alexandria
Edward Sangster
Alexandra
Wairfax
Sangster
County
Bulding Company
Edwarda Land and Bulding Company
Scott Neubit
Frank Rapp
BF Ménards
Ell
Mrs Sarah McIntyre Dead in West Virginia at Over 100
Cumberland Maryland April 27 Mrs Sarah McIntyre aged a few days over 100 is dead at Margaret Harrison County West Virginia She was mother of Mr William L Shaffer of Deer Park Maryland and leaves many relatives in Maryland West Virginia and Ohio Seven children survive Her husband Thomas McIntyre died at eighty four years
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Fredericksburg
Julius Lee
Stafford County
Lee
Bethel Church
Winchester
Mary Ellen Tracy
James Tracy
Elizabeth J Steven
Itta Hollar
Hamilton
Catherine Lowe
W A. Lowe
Leesburg
Carlton Shafer
Frederict City
Frederick W Shater
Ted
Laporte
Norfolk
Mrsa
Gilberta M Whittle
Conway Whittle
Mecklenburg County
Arthur Sinclair Uy
Stafford G Whittle
Supreme Court of Virginia
Wiliam G Rheim
Baltimore
James J Rheim
Radom Guanis
Seventeenth Virginia Regiment
Beotal
Cvs
Cumberland
Sarah McIntyre
Margaret
Harrison County
W. Va
William L Shaffer
Deer Park
Mnd
Maryland
West Virginie
Ohio
Thomas McIntyre
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Stuphutieng Jompany
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Welle
Neale & Oxy
Philadelphia
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Dessez
Severn
YW Hacker
Coingtary
Seattle
Wash
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van Patten
Seale
Canin
Marine Comms
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Terine Corps
Viet Meat
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Marina Corps
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Newport
Neyo Turon
Toy Alezandria
Justice Devel
Mrs. Duke
Huntoon Demes
Anarges
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W. R. Day
Broker
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Smith
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Remeen
Wilhiam and Mary College
Virginia
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Jia Lad
Court of Appeals
Savings Bank of Bellmore Ve
Wenry W Weeks
Margaretta Hebrews &c
Orphans’ Court
H Preston Reerlyer
American Sursty Company
Netw York
Circuit Court
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Willan
Obrien Jr
Garrett
Clark Trustee
Odd Fellows
Washington «Co
Minnie M. Puryear
Southern Railroad Company
Puryear
R. O. Puryear
Stanley Newdin
Paper Villa
Frederick
Jense W Downey
New Market
Charles Stolgenfels
Thornton
Norfolk, Va
Irving Houston
Bathel, del
Levin J Marvel
Houston
Virginia Weddings
Seriusly
James Sangster
Warner
Bright
San Francisco
Infants’ Relief Bureau
Regal
Regal Shoe Company
Washington Store
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Telefuone
Ndos Leansers
Dyers Colorado
Massachusetts Avenue
NEW Publications
Thomas
St John the Divine
Cleveland
Columbus
Fred Dana Marsh
Arthur Hoeber
Martin Wood
Gainsborough Ehalel
International
Studio
Knabe
Meteo
Stieff Pianos
Chas. M. Stieff
11Th St. N. W
Warner’s
Sydney
Peter O'Hare
Albany
Turners
Kansas
Wanda's
Gienavith
Warner S Sapd Curh
Rochester N.Y
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Gus
Hazelton Bros
PANO
C. J. DE Moll & CO
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G St
Webby
Mien
Victor E. Adler
Clothing Houss
7Th St. HW
Kesley Institute
Zi North Gepital Street
TFG
District of Columbus
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