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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

8

Family Moves to Huntington After Isabelle Vanishes

Richard Carter secretly relocates his family to Long Island to dodge press scrutiny while he plans to protect Nina’s future inheritance. Harriet Field assumes leadership as Ward travels, Blondin looms as a potential threat, and romantic tensions rise among Nina, Harriet, and Ward amid the move.

Vbrory Fiarriet Richard Isabelle Long Island Huntington Crownlands Nina Ward Miss. Field Bottomley Hansen Harriet Blondin Marclat Fauh Royal Blondin Ning Monterey Tahoe Newport Miss Field Royn Blonudin Madame Carter Mrs. Tabor Ida Tabor Mrs Tabor Nita Walt Saunders Archer Saunders Amy Saanders Royal Madame Carter and Mrs. Tabor Madamy Carter Malis Dangar

Terrible Slow Tale of a Social Secretary’s Love Entanglements

Harriet Feld, 28, serves as social secretary at Crownlands for Mrs. Isabel Carter and Nina Carter, while Ward Carter, 24, strikes a balance between wealth and love. Walter Blondin, an aging adventurer, revisits past scandals, pressing Harriet toward neutrality as Nina’s engagement looms and Mrs. Carter elopes with Anthony Pape.

Synopste Harriet Feld Fiirta- Nous Isabel Carter Crownlands Richard Carter Nina Carter Ward Harriet Walter Blondin Blondon Ning Biondin Crownlandal Tieran Harriet Fils Nina Ward Carter Madame Carter Richard

Quiet marriage plan hinted in unresolved dialogue

A fragment shows plans for a private wedding in a few weeks once freedom is secured. The text then veers into jumbled banter about a dog, withheld information, and unclear figures, leaving the outcome undetermined.

Indiana University Nine to Visit Tokyo for Japan Exhibition

Indiana University baseball team members Ward Gilbert of Kokomo and Emmons Clay, ex sailors, travel from Seattle to Tokyo after serving with the American Legion. The Hoosiers will play in Tokyo with guest status at Waseda University, backed by a $17,000 travel stipend. The trip aims to showcase American college baseball to Japanese audiences and Legion members plan Orient tours.

Johnny Jup Indiana University Rickshay Tokyo Merchants Nagoya Seattle Wash American Legion Ward Gilbert Kokomo Ind France Emmons Clay Legion Indiana Waseda University of Tokyo Japan University Japan Prcific Orient

Ex service work leads former concert artist to Legion aid

Mrs. Madge King Johnston of Aberdeen 8 Dy becomes national vice president of the American Legion auxiliary. She heads stores in eight states selling articles made by disabled fighters and chairs the auxiliary American committee. Once a concert artist, she left music to promote Americanism and aid sick and wounded ex servicemen, while accompanying her hunter husband on hunts across the Rocky mountains and Canadian woods.

America Europe Madge King Johnston Aberdeen American Legion Auxiliary Johnston

Y M C A Helps Prisoners At Fort Jay

The Y M C A supports soldiers in disciplinary barracks at Port Jay Fort Jay Governor's Island New York harbor housing 175 to 400 inmates awaiting longer terms at Fort Leavenworth. Col John E Runt led Fort Jay during WWI and started inmate activities. Weekly sing songs attendance near 175 plus Sunday services over 200. Volunteers teach Spanish French reading writing arithmetic and other subjects attracting eager learners during confinement.

United States Port Jay Governor's Island New York Harbor Fort Leavenworth John E. Runt Fort Jay

Billy Sunday of Legion Inspires Disabled Vets Leader

Dan S. Hollenga, special representative for the American Legion’s service division, tours the nation as a famed speaker nicknamed "Billy Sunday of the American Legion." Born in Holland, he volunteered in World War I, served as a drill sergeant, then with Base Hospital 65 overseas before organizing chambers of commerce in the South. He later became national Legion organizer and, at National Commander Hanford MacNider’s request, worked from Washington to secure compensation and hospitalization for disabled veterans.

Benover France Dan S. Holelenga la Bion Washington, D. C Es-Service Me Holland Hellenga Hollenga Chambers of Commerce South The Legion Legion National Headquarters Hanford MacNider Washington

Citizen of two countries gains Bourges citizenship

Frank Sinclair, editor of the Janesville Wisconsin newspaper and historian for the local American Legion post, was made a citizen of Bourges France while serving as a regimental sergeant major in the British Army’s Central Records office. Also honored were Lawrence J. Weidman and William F. Wragg for aiding Sinclair’s efforts to build US French ties. Sinclair and Weldman coauthored The Battle of Bourges, praised by a Paris English language paper.

Preserve & Muere Frank Sinclair Janesville Wis Sinclair Janesville American Legion Bourges France Central Records Office GBH Sludhtz Hourges Cro A. E Common Council of Lawrences J. Weidmen Boston William F. Wragg Brooklyn Weldman Paris

Night Rescue Aboard U S Navy Ship

In a dramatic moment aboard a US Navy ship bound for France a guard and Lt Com Giblet fall overboard. Gubbins, grimly brave, dives to save his commander and pulls him to safety. The grateful officer asks for the savior’s identity as the crew reels from the near catastrophe.

U.S France Gubbing Giblet Gubbins Guhg American Legion Weekly

War Memorials Bought From Germany Reach U S Cities

Breezy letters from home-town bid dies are sent to wounded Kansas soldiers in a hospital at Fort Bayard New Mexico. The barrage was set up by Kangas posts of the Legion. A pilotless plane becomes the sensation of the Vilacoublay airdome in France controlled by wireless from the ground, circling over the crowd.

Germany Kansas Fort Bayard N. M Kangas Legion Vilacoublay Airdome France Covystevaida

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Mr. Garter Madama Cavier Gil. Harriat Miss Wield Richard Garter Carters Ale Lfe Garriet Mike Nini Rlet Blotulin Herriet Toyal Crass Reynal Ninai Hfe Tether Bionain Troy Asaya Are Vos Easthaypton Elduksay Larvid Misa Field Aya Patsy Casey Patey Merican Legion American Lexion News Service Ward Gilbert Emmens Clay God South Daro Kota Billy Sunday OF den Hollenga Wis
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