King Victor Yramanuel’s vast Italian coin collection
The collection of King Victor Yramanuel of Italy contains more than 60 000 specimens and ranks among the world’s most valuable. In India locals ride locomotive fenders to sprinkle sand on tracks in certain regions.
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Victor Yramanuel
Italy
Parts
India
Male Infant Mortality Tops in Census
The census report shows 1,814 male infant deaths and 1,000 female deaths under one year in the year surveyed. The article also notes that controlling one's tongue is a valued achievement amid self-sought segregation.
Safe Makers Face Adversaries in Safe Cracking
A Scientific American summary notes safe makers struggle against burglars who use acetylene torches and other methods. The arms race pits improved metals and designs against fire and heat cutting tools, with burglars often gaining the upper hand and forcing ongoing innovations.
Congress Acts to Aid War Veterans
Strenuous efforts by American Legion rehabilitation and legislative committee representatives won passage of a $10,000,000 hospital construction appropriation and the Johnson bill amending the World War Veterans Act of 1924. The measures add over 3,000 beds and improve rehabilitation administration, with provisions aiding about 5,000 disabled veterans previously denied compensation. The Senate's rejection of several provisions prompted the Legion to press for a special veterans committee to handle all World War II era legislation.
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American Legion Rehabilitation and Legislative Committee
Congress
Reed Johson
Legion
Johnson
House
Senate
Veterans Bureau Medical Corps
Legion seeks ambassador for endowment fund drive
John Woleavis accepted the American Legion invitation to join its honorary committee aiding a $7,000,000 endowment fund for World War I orphans and disabled veterans. He expressed gratitude for the chance to support the Legion's effort to care for veterans and the children of deceased servicemen.
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American Legion
John Woleavis
England
Legion
United States
Most Typical American Boy Honored by Legion Post
Fifteen year old Robert Muffler received a bronze medal from American Legion Post No 241 in Philadelphia for being the most typical American. His father born to Germans and mother from Hungary faced doubts about his origins, but Robert expressed pride in the honor and noted his parents’ belief in American ideals.
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Robert Mufflers
Lu Semother
Hungary
American Legion Post No 241
Philadelphia
Pao
Legionnaires Aid Giants and White Sox in London Tour
Giants and White Sox faced confusion in London as the program lacked baseball descriptions for unfamiliar fans. London American Legion post members supplied old American Legion programs with descriptive pages, helping the crowds understand the game.
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Giants-White Sox
London
London Post
American Legion
Legionnaires
Public Auction on Bristol Rhode Island Mortgage Property
The property described includes two parcels of land with buildings in Bristol Rhode Island to be sold at public auction on Saturday June 27 1925 at noon in front of the premises on the westerly side of Rock Street Bristol County The sale is under a mortgage deed dated September 27 1924 recorded in Book 89 page 236 and the mortgagee or assigns will have use of a recorded right of way from 1903 The land bounds cover Rock Street Mott and Flynn properties with several lines and widths and a rear parcel measuring about 193 feet by 64 feet The mortgage conditions and sale terms are stated at the time and place of sale or upon inquiry with the undersigned.
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Rock Street
Bristol
Rhode Island
Joana Bowers
Samuel R. Mott
Dennis Scanlon
Robert Gregg
Frederick K. Bullock
Martha W Bullock
Notice of Abandonment of Smith Street by Bristol Town
The Bristol Town Council on June 3 1925 declared Smith Street from Hope Street to between Constitution and Union Streets abandoned as useful to the public. Abutters receive no damages, and a sign Not a Public Highway will be posted. Publication in Aruinal Phenix to follow weekly for three weeks.
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Smith Street
Hope Street
Constitution Street
Union Street
Bristol
Harvey Or
Jewell
Eaid Smith Street
Hrnatol
State of David Hudros administration notice
Notice of appointment of an administrator for the estate of David Hindaen late of Bristol. Creditors must file claims with the Bristol court clerk by law. June filing beginning.
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Brietel
Adlan
Bravid Hindaen
Bristol
Brontes
Lewis B. Field
James Riley
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