Protests Greet Treatment of World War Veterans
F. W. Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion appeals for humane care of twenty thousand wounded veterans in Washington. Legion leaders will visit hospitals across the country to assess welfare and foster comradeship replacing cold charity with fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mall
Washington
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
F. W. Gal
Legion
Pilal
United States
Gal
Charity
Legion Moves to Speed Draft Deserter Roundup
A Legion committee will press Secretary Baker for a definite publication date to speed the national roundup of draft deserters. Congress may extend the punishment period for three years to dodge statute limits. Also 33,000 acres of public land open to former service men in Nevada New Mexico Montana Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Adjutanta
American Legion
I. W. Galbraith, Jr
Baker
Warshington
Legion
Congress
Department of the Interior
Amercan Legion
American Legion Weekly
Lyon and
Mineral Counties
Nevada
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
Blaine, Phillips and Valley
Montana
Goshen County
Wyoming
Legion Keeps Boxing Bill Backed by American Legion
In Illinois the American Legion endorses a boxing bill designed to enforce clean sport while stopping promoter influence. Col John V Clinnin, senior commander in Illinois, is cited as a leading athletics authority within the Legion. In Hamburg North Carolina a humorous disruption occurred when a skunk blocked entry to a post meeting, delaying proceedings and prompting comic attempts to remove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
American Legion
John V. Clinnin
Illinoia
Climmin
Swindler Impersonates Canadian War Society Seer
The American Legion reports a man claiming to be a Canadian War Society seer swindling veterans. An adviser concerns ownership of a prized animal hide after a 46 was fired into the scene. The national adjutant warns Legion posts to watch for this impostor connected to a Canadian YMCA claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpora
Legion
Ingal
National Adjutant
The
American, Legion
Great War Veterans’ Association of Canada
Canadian War Society
Ft Legion Porta
Mexican President Obregon Attends Armistice Day Legion Ball
Gen. Obregon president of Mexico and his wife were guests of honor at an Armistice Day military ball in Mexico City. Ambassadors consuls and officers from allied nations attended the Cafe Chapultepec hosted by Alan Seeger post of the American Legion.
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Obregon
Mexico
Alan Seeger
American Legion
Mexico City
Belgium
France
Italy
United States
Genuine Cut Glass Gift Selections for Every Taste
A broad range of cut glass items offered from tiny affordable pieces to ornate sets. Includes compotes cruet sets candy dishes mirrors mayonnaise bowls rose bowls lemonade sets and water glass sets suitable for gifting or personal collection.
Wheelchairs and carts in varied forms for ease of travel
Some rely on wheels to ease movement while others use human power and some exist mainly to be carried. The text notes different designs and purposes for these devices, highlighting mobility aid diversity.
Toy items listed in a chaotic 1900s catalog.
A long fragment lists varied toys and vehicles including pianos, horns, air rifles, wagons, mail motors, ambulances, fire wagons, tools, machine guns, banks, tanks, electrical toys, and other play items amid scattered terms. The OCR reads like a miscellaneous inventory of children's gear and novelty devices.
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U. S
Jefferson Electrical
Descriptive phrase missing key proper nouns for headline
All sizes and varieties with china heads and destructible heads are advertised at a 20 percent discount and sold out.
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American Legion News
Tribune
M. P. Wear
Post
Austin
Tex
Cena
Texas Department
Legion Backs
Hamburg
N. C
America+ Legion
John Bogan
Kassis Dry Goods Co
South Center
Kimball's
Service For
China
Adam
Menagerie
Weller Ware
Japan
Toyland
Royal Rochester
Guernsey
New Haven Company
Second Street
Jardinieres
Eepers
Sire
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