Confederate Veterans to hold Washington reunion in June
Plans for the 27th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion set June 4 to 9 in Washington amid parades reviews and social events. Veterans from many states will march on Pennsylvania Avenue, visit Arlington and Fort Stevens, and be greeted by President Wilson.
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R.P. Andrews
Convention Hall
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P. T. Moran
Walter Coleman
Boy Scouts Committee
A. C. Moses
Confederate Veterans’ Association
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