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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

Page

10

Confederate Veteran Meeting Praises Union Yet Honors Civil War Heroes

A large audience gathered at the Willard for a Sons of Confederate Veterans event praising the South’s legacy and urging loyalty to President Wilson. Speakers included D P Harrison and Senator Fletcher, with Claude Bennett leading an eloquent tribute to George Washington and Woodrow Wilson as the crowd celebrated with cheers and flags.

Sons of Veterans Ted Sys Washinton Fee Fincoln Wilson Claude Bennett South Gren George Washington Woodrow Wilson Mr Bennett Washington Germany John Purroy Mitchel New York Gova Richard I. Manning North Carolina Henry G. Stuart Duncan Fletcher Florida D P Harrison Mississippi Harrison Confederate Veterans Wef Brockman District of Columbia Sons of Confederate Veterans John Temple Gravas W R Ewing J Garnett King Frederickburge North Henry W Battle Rex A R Bird Washington Sons of Veterans George P Harrison Confederates Veterans

Confederate Veterans Gather in Washington for Southern Memorial Events

The gathering features Mrs Hapan Osborne of Portsmouth Va leading songs about the war, with veterans listening and laughing as stories of perilous days are recalled. Other speakers urge support for democracy and the South's role in the national effort alongside Confederate memorial leaders and Daughters of the Confederacy.

Confederatp Cit Hapan Osborne Portsmouth Mra Osborne J E Mulcare Washington District of Columbia United Daughters of the Confederacy Confederacy Confederate Southern Memorial Association Randolph Keith Forrest Light and Darkness Detroit National Woman's Party Daughters of the American Confederacy Cameron House Forrest W Thompson Bureh Cfp Colen

Dixie Legion Veterans Gather for Don Kennedy Shows

Veterans and Confederate veterans attended Don Kennedy performances at the Dixie Legion camp site. A band concert opened the event with Southern melodies and drama, drawing thousands as veterans from Texas and locals gathered under clear skies.

Veterans Held in Willard Reception Lighted Flags in Honor

RF Pulliam of Lincolnburg, aged veteran, one of last to settle for the night, served in the Forts Sixth Regiment of Virginia. He was captured on Roanoke Island and fought at Hatchers Run and Sailors Creek. Arkansas delegates host a reception and luncheon for veterans at the House office building. Saks Co decorates with flags, floodlights illuminate the display. Gen V W Cook and Col S A Hall arrive as Arkansas division advance contingent at the Willard.

RF Pulliam Lyncnbure Irgima West Virginia North Carolina Roanoke Island Hatchers Run Sallers Creek Arkansas Congress Arkansas Society of Washington House Saks & Co WV Cook Col S A Hall Batesville Ark Arkansag Division United Confederate Veterans Willard Washington Artiller Richmond Behan Commarse Moashington Asseelarman Fox Artisan Owens J Molaiare Charles Srd Anfeas Sumpter Turner

Berlin denies claim of Margarita seizure by Germany

Official denial issued today in Berlin regarding a London report that German naval forces captured Margarita Island off the Venezuelan coast to establish a submarine base. The denial states no such action occurred and contradicts foreign reports.

Berlin London Margarita Venezuela

Sidelights of Confederate Reunion in Wichita Falls

Judge Edgar Scurry and notable Confederate veterans visit Wichita Falls as they pledge support for the Orphan Brigade and gather dignitaries including Jeannette Rankin and Anna Howard Shaw. Delegates, hostesses, and civic leaders prepare receptions, headquarters, and information booths for veterans across locations in Washington.

Confederata Vistors Jeannette Ranalin Congress Montana Netional Ane Rhode Island Anna Howard Shaw Missirrie Lapman Matt Cordel Ienheumer Fo Newrt Lowell Frank Anthony Witae Adelbert Mears A A Campbell Turmer S Turner Samuel Speare Charles Boughten Philander Claxton Kate Trenholme Abrahams Helen Gardener

Washington Artillery veterans parade tribute headlining Gettysburg era

A historic parade in Washington features veterans from the Washington Artillery and others bearing flags through Richmond pursuit. Generals, color bearers, and Confederate ties highlighted by mentions of soldiers, reunions, and a former slave turned attendee Steve Eberhart of Georgia visiting the encampment.

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