Veterans Exhausted After City Sights Livened by Ambulances
A crowd of 2 dozen veterans wandered streets and parks yesterday and last night near Washington, many collapsed from fatigue. Several were taken to casualty or emergency hospitals, including James Childress, John Archer, Charles Rowe, Hari Stenner, and others aged 68 to 77, with transport by ambulances.
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Ranche Va
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Gaford Mills
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Daniel Hurat
Pulaski Va
Jacob B Holler
Lynchburg
T M Davis
Greensboro
Tames M Atkins
Marysvile Town
LL Southworth
Montaur Pa
Casualty Hospital
Confederate Reunion Sidelights Highlight Arlington Events
Sidelights of Confederate Reunion recount Memorial exercises at Arlington National Cemetery and a display by 200 children. The program includes a reception at the National Museum by the Daughters of the Confederacy, a Willard Hotel luncheon, and a Willard basement escort for Gen Harrison’s guests. Veterans, families, and youth participate, with remarks on Pickett’s charge and Forrest’s cavalry, plus Red Cross aid stations and a large Louisiana visitors’ gathering.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
National Museum
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Mary Key Compton
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Union Station
2300 Children to Form Human Flag in Washington Ceremony
A human flag of 2700 children directed by Stephen E Kramer, assisted by public school staff, will unfold on the monument grounds from 5 to 6 30 PM. The 65 by 125 foot flag will include 26 chair rows and will feature choirs from Portsmouth War, Confederate choirs, and Birmingham Alabama bands with songs led by Hamlin Cogswell.
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Marine Band
Industrial School
Birmingham
Confederate Choir
Portsmouth
War
Southern Society of
Washington
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Children of the Mag
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Give Women Votes Miss Rankin Urges
Confederates and visitors to the Capitol gather for a National American Woman Suffrage event. Miss Rankin asserts women must have voting rights as a path to influence government. Anna Howard Shaw, Carile Chapman, Cordelia Powell Odenheimer and others speak briefly.
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Wera Odenheimer
Faul Warburg Receives Doctorate at NYU
New York June 5 Faul Warburg banker received a degree of Doctor of Commercial Science tonight from New York University.
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New York University
Confederacy Unit Headquarters Listings Across Willard Rooms
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple Confederate unit headquarters and offices distributed across Willard Army buildings in Virginia Maryland Texas Raleigh South Carolina and other states. Entries include room numbers such as 318 208 609 207 513 204 516 414 323 127 and more with state tags and city names. The text resembles an organizational directory for Confederate departments and regional offices with inconsistent spellings.
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Northern Virginia
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Virginia
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Veiled Lady of Camp Chase Revered at Confederate Reunion
Dramatic presentation at a Confederate reunion in Willard honors Mrs Louisiana Ransburg Briggs known as the Veiled Lady of Camp Chase. Gen Bennett H Young tells her ten years of flower-scattering at Camp Chase graves near Columbus Ohio amid hostility, praise, and solemn tributes from Southern veterans.
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Capresa
Gen Young
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Ransburg
New Orleans
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Monet Hall
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Briggesdale
Columbis
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Briggs
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Southland
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Chase
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Dartars
Ferreline Chamica
First Aid to Hungry Veterans From National Service School
National Service School girls provided first aid to hungry Confederate veterans at Union Station yesterday distributing 1000 sandwiches apples and cakes. Led by Miss Poe the Washington company gathered donations and borrowed trucks to deliver food and plans to repeat the effort today at 1606 Twentieth Street NW seeking further contributions.
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Elizabeth Force
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Washington Company
Miss Poe
Twentieth Street
Bankhead Pays Loyalty Voice In Senate Confederate Tribute
Bankhead of Alabama wearing a gray Confederate uniform paid a brief glowing tribute to former Southern soldiers in Washington. He recalled four years of service and noted relatives in the Union forces. He spoke of reconciliation and the indissoluble Union as veterans from Lee Jackson Bragg and the Confederacy march in Washington to stand with the flag.
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Allen
Otren
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Robert E Lee
Lee
Washington College
Chapel Hill
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Bankhead
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South
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Johnson
Bragg
Washington
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Confederate Veterans Visit at Library of Congress
Veterans of the Confederacy visited the Library of Congress last night with special arrangements. They were received by the Librarian and chief assistant Librarian, the superintendent, and representatives from the Senate and House committee on the library. A committee of the Southern Relief Society led by its president, Nannie Handolph Hathnauled, reviewed library staff, and a special exhibit featured portraits, views, manuscripts, and a Marine Band performance as part of the program.
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Southern Relief
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Dunnington
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Waughington
Nation Rededicated as Wilson urges veterans reunion
In a National Capital reunion speech, Wilson calls for renewed dedication to a united nation. He speaks of government service as a shared duty, notes wartime sacrifice, and stresses liberty, self-government, and patriotism binding North and South. The event features Gen George F. Harrison and remarks by Col. Warper and Col. Harper, with veterans from both sides revived in the Stars and Stripes alongside the Stars and Bars.
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B rith Abraham picks Salomon Shelinsky grand master
Atlantic City meeting selects Salomon Shelinsky of New York as grand master of the United States Lodge Independent Order Brith Abraham at its annual convention. The group approves next year’s convention site and donates 28000 dollars to the Jewish War Relief Fund. Attendees include David Goldberg Max Green and Max L Hollander of New York in senior leadership roles.
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Uetee
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Butler to preside as Columbia appears in supreme court
A dated, garbled paragraph notes Nicholas Murray Butler as presider before the Supreme Court tomorrow. It mentions a girl indicted as an Anticonscriptionist, a feverish pursuit of appeals, and a tense session in New York involving Eleanor Wilson and others connected to Columbia University.
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T. Ee Columbia
New York
Fleanor Wilson
Rainia
Perker Barnard
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Tniversity
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