Adventures of Bull-Dog Drummond Demobilized Officer Finds Peace
In December 1518 four men gather in a Berne hotel to plot paralyzing Britain and seizing world power. Demobilized officer Hugh Drummond meets Phyllis Benton and uncovers a murderous conspiracy led by Carl Paterson and Henry Lakington, rescuing Potts and fighting the gang with Algy Longworth and others. The band abducts Potts and Drummond plans a raid on The Elma.
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Berne
Carl Peteraga
Great Britain
Hocking
Blytheman
von Grats
Hiram Potts
Hugh
Bull-Dog
Phyllis Benton
Carl Paterson
Henry Lakington
Drummond
Miss Benton
Elma
Peterson
Lakington
Potts
Potty
Mullings
Irma
Cuna
Saath
Drummond Enilata
Algy Longworth
Toby Binciall
Ted Jerningham
Jerry Vapor
Tha Elma
Night Stalker Lair Ends In Gorilla Standoff
Hugh Drummond stalks The Elms night watch, rescuing the American secretary and outwitting Petoson’s gang. A crawling pursuit ends when a rampaging gorilla is unleashed and defeated, leading to a guarded confrontation with Peterson’s men.
Captain Drummond Hosts The Gang’s Private Den Scene
In a tense parlor, Drummond enters a room now used by Peterson’s gang as a private den. The scene shifts from Trinia’s sofa to a table crowded with diverse men, including Laking and a wary Peterson. Peterson introduces Drummond, the originator of the “little entertainment” the group dreads.
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Fragmentary note on weather and data pressures
A fragmentary OCR reads about heavy ice and big pressure water turning into new forms. mentions operation and a stet note, but details are unclear and no named entities or concrete facts emerge.
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Opeter
American Legion Steps In To Help Louisville Housewives
Anxious over a domestic labor shortage, Louisville housewives rely on American Legion posts to recruit unemployed ex service men for cleaning tasks. Ex servicemen respond in platoons offering help with scrubbing, window washing, carpet beating, and sweeping, boosting Derby day readiness. The plan spreads to nearby cities with apparent satisfaction for both sides.
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Hope to serve Uncle Sam in naval aviation
Captain John Griffith of Seattle a World War I veteran with five decorations seeks US military entry. He trained with the Royal Flying Corps in Toronto and flew in Archangel facing Bolsheviks earning the Vying Cross and Russian awards. Seattle American Legion posts back his bid for congressional action to place him in naval aviation.
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Jerry
Peterson
Alzy
Peter
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United States
John
Griffith
Seattle
Wash
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Jesty
Uncle Sam
Archangel
Egypt
American Legion
Congress
America
Wives and Sisters Help Recruit for Pratt Legion
Mrs Myron Glas er captain of the wives and sisters auxili ary persuaded 28 women to sign up for Pratt Kansas American Legion auxiliary. The Pratt unit, chartered January, now has 87 members and aims to be top in the state.
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Kansas Auxiliary
American Legion
Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Pratt
Kno
Myron Glaser
Legion Man Obtains Patent For War Memorial Plaque
Private J G Quehl of the 8th Kangineers after being wounded in the Vosges and again on November 2, while in a base hospital at Chino, Washington, conceived and patented a bronze memorial plaque. The design features a bronze figure in war uniform and a central service record plate surrounded by allied nations.
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J. G. Quehl
Ai8th Kangineers
Armuriea
Hastity
Chino Lewis
Wash
Quehl
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File Claim Now for War Disability Benefits
An American Legion Weekly article urges veterans with disabilities from military service to file claims promptly. It lists required forms 526 439 and 545, plus detailed medical, employment, and corroborating statements all notarized and sent to the Bureau of War Risk Insurance for review and award decision. The National Service Division pledges personal effort to secure decisions for about 100 000 claimants.
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American Legion Weekly
National Service Division of the Legion
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
National Service Division
The
American Legion
Liggett in Legion Work After Argonne Meuse Battle
Maj-Gen Hunter Liggett, famed commander in the Argonne Meuse offensive, now serves the American Legion. An active San Francisco post member, he is photographed during remodeling of a new clubroom. The piece imagines what might have occurred if doughboys faced a real rebel general in a period of static duty.
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Hunter Liggett
United States
Funds pledge withheld pending Legion probe in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Advertising Club votes to withhold contributions and endorsements from future campaigns until the local American Legion posts complete an investigation into several funds claimed to aid ex service men and women.
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