Veterans caucuses organize national Legion delegates
New York April 27 The American Legion announced temporary state secretaries have been appointed in most states. They will arrange state caucuses to elect delegates for the national caucus in St. Louis May 8 9 and 10. Each state's delegates will be twice its congressional representation with an equal number of alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Legion
Veterans Association For Men of the Army and Navy
St. Louis
Secretaries to Enlist 6 Percent of Delegates in St Louis Caucus
A temporary executive committee for the legion announces state secretaries will handle all communications hereafter replacing Roosevelt and Bennett Clark. The list names 50 plus officers by state with ranks and cities from Alabama to Wyoming, including H Badham Jr Birmingham and J M Alexander Jackson, among others, detailing assigned posts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Executive Committee
The
Legion
Theodore Roosevelt
Bennett Clark
Alabama
Birmingham
Arizona
Cole E. Power
Phoenix
California
Henry G. Mathewson
San Francisco
Colorado
Morton M. David
Denver
Connecticut
Alfred N. Phillips, Jr
Stamford
District of Columbia
Tloward Fisk
Washington
Delaware
John P. Nields
Wilmington
Florida
A. H. Blanding
Bartow
Idaho
C. M. Booth
Pocatello
Illinois
J. Callahan O'Loughlin
Chicago
Indiana
Scott R. Brown
Indianapolis
Iowa
John MecVicar
Des Moines
Ixansas
de Lambert
Emporia
Kentucky
Ulric J. Bell
Louisville
Louisiana
George W. Billeyes
New Orleans
Maine
A. I. Robinson
Portland
Maryland
James A. Gary, Jr
Baltimore
Lieutenant Flamand Speaks at Roxbury Knights Breakfast
Lieutenant Charles J. Flamand of the French army was the principal speaker at a Rose Croix Knights of Columbus communion breakfast held at St. Joseph's Parochial School Hall in Roxbury. He shared his wartime experiences with France and discussed American army efforts abroad, with Judge William J. Day also addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Croix Council of the Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph's
Roxbury
Charles J. Flamand
United States
William J. Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
Massachusetts
Nelson B. Clark
Boston
Michigan
Charles T. Loos
Detroit
Minnesota
Albert F. Pratt
Anoka
Mississippi
John M. Alexander
Jackson
Missouri
Edward J. Cahill
Jefferson City
Montana
Ben W. Barnett
Helena
Nebraska
Allan A. Tukey
Omaha
Nevada
James G. Scrugham
Reno
New Hampshire
Frank Knox
Manchester
New Jersey
George W. C. McCarter
Newark
New Mexico
Harry Howard Dorman
Santa Fe
North Carolina
R. W. Zlenn
Greensboro
North Dakota
Edward E. Geary
Fargo
Ohio
V.". C. Galbraith
Cincinnati
Oklahoma
Ross M. Lilliard
Oklahoma City
Oregon
Don V. Walker
Pennsylvania
George IF. Tyler
Philadelphia
Cantwell
Rhode Island
Percy J. Cantwell
Providence
South Carolina
Irancis J. Beatty
Greenville
South Dakota
Perry Peters
Aberdeen
Tennessee
Reese T. Amis
Franklin
Texas
Stanley E. Kempner
Galveston
Utah
R. W. Young
Salt Lake City
Virginia
Stuart McGuire
Richmond
Vermont
Lee W. Tilotson
Montpelier
George R. Drever
Seattle
West Virginia
Jackson Arnold
Weston
Wisconsin
John Co. Salsman
Madison
Wyoming
R. H. Nichols
Casper
Lieut. Flamand
Hart
Schaffner
Marx
N. E
Boylston
Washington St
France
Stars and Stripes
Paris
New York Herald
Chicago Tribune
England
YM. C. Als
Hart Schaffner & Marx
America
Brest
President Wilson
Nantes
New England
Franklin St
Boylston St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!