News Review of Current Events echoes political clash
Edward W. Pickard reports amid Washington correspondents and a White House spokesman that critics of the administration are politically charged and unfounded. Coolidge defends government enforcement, mentions League of Nations disarmament hopes, and notes new tax and military spending discussions as Germany eyes league membership and occupation forces wind down. Canada probes border smuggling. church temperance group polls favor reform. Kentucky guards quell a lynch mob while a notable death rumor swirls around prominent figures.
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Aurora Post Opens Unique American Legion Campaign
The Roosevelt Aurora post launches a record setting 1928 membership drive with a giant 24 by 10 foot check presented by Mayor Greene in Aurora City Hall. A civic parade and high school band led a festive pageant as veterans, Legionnaires, and residents toured the city to recruit new members. The campaign featured 15 girls canvassing homes, telegrams, and novelty stunts to sign prospects, followed by a town armory parade and prize contests.
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Two Girls and One Boy Win National Legion Essay Award
The essay contest honors two girls and one boy for reasons why the Legion, representing World War veterans, upholds and defends the U S Constitution. Winners include students from Mountaliburg Arkansas and Easthampton Massachusetts with plans for studies in music and education.
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Radio Draws Massive Crowd at National Legion Convention
A radio broadcast drew about two thousand listeners to station WOAW with a 3:15 p.m. start and coverage of the American Legion national convention. The event showcased popular radio specialties and news, reflecting nationwide interest in Legion activities.
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Tripoli's ancient streets amid Italian modern touch
A National Geographic style travel sketch describes Tripoli's old medina as Italian influence grows. Narrow arcades, whitewashed houses, and busy souks contrast with newer hotels and government buildings, while Arabs, Italians, and others move through the bustling, shaded lanes.
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Erosion Threat Looms Over Matterhorn Summit
The Matterhorn, noted for its sheer height, faces potential collapse as erosion and weathered rock threaten its pyramid peak. Geologists warn a major toppling could occur after years of freeze thaw and rock loss, endangering climbers starting from Zermatt or Breuil.
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Mary Martha Wilson Confuses Grandmother With Whiskey Game
In Indianapolis News a reader recalls a child Mary Martha Wilson, granddaughter of Dr Lawrence B Wineinger, asking to play whiskey with her grandmother. Grandmother cautions the child, who mishears and blurts a playful, confused remark during a visit.
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Indianapolis
Dirtyets Gum Claim Aids Morning Sickness For Expectant Mothers
A vintage style ad touts Dirtyets gum as instantly easing morning vomiting heartburn nausea and gas distress for expectant mothers. It promises quick relief and invites readers to send $1.00 for a package, claiming possible benefits for mother and child and offering a refund.
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Not So Golden Wall Girles Took Ee Iy Thought
A garbled OCR fragment presents no clear events or names. It references a year and journal-like language without decipherable facts. The piece lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable persons, places, or dates to anchor a proper summary.
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