Inland Steel buys Portage land for new mill near Waverly
The Inland Steel Co of Indiana Harbor bought 35 acres in Portage township Porter county for about 105000. The site lies south of 219 acres owned by the company near Lake Michigan and is intended for a steel mill. A harbor could form from Lake Longins. the purchase boosted nearby land values and a plant site was chosen three miles west of Waverly beach beside a future state park.
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Inland Steel Company of
Indiana Harbor
Portage Township
Porter County
Lake Michigan
Lake Longins
Steel Company
Waverly Beach
Fort Wayne
C. C. Warrington
J. Frank Mongovan
Mrs. Warrington
Allen County
Warsaw
J. Russel Laine
Culver
Exchange Bank
Peter Fox
J. R. Burns
Arthur Silbert
Chicago
Joseph Byers
Knox
Laine
Indianapolis
Frederick van Nuys
United States
Washington
Marion County Auditor
Tate
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
E.A. Loot
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Lafayette
Purdue University
Elwood
Elwood Board of Education
Jeffersonville
Froman M. Coots
Clark County
John H. Grimm
Indiana Reformatory
Grimm
Marion County
Shelbyville
Minerva Thompson
Petersburg
Hartwell
Hartwell Mining Company
Kansas City
Pike County
Flayden Stedner
Harry Black
Stedner
Pierceville
Jessie Szczypanec
Ida Wolfe
Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations
Tennessee
South Bend
Grand Trunk
New York Central
George EB. Hershman
Crown Point
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Wis
Hershman
Otto A. Boyer
State Anatomical Board
Indiana Dental College
Indiana University
Washington, D. C
Katherine Smith
Department of
Iabor
Marion County Building Trades Council
Building Contractors’ Association
Greencastle
McCray
Estes Duncan
Indiana General Assembly
Logansport
Terre Haute
Madison
Indiana Ground Council
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Boonville
D. C
Bert C. Morgan
Charles J. Orbison
State Industrial Board
Legion Man Displays Nerve Delivers to Vocational School
Thomas D. Lane, a KU law student and Argonne Legion member from St. Paul, traveled three days in a coal car and gondola to reach the Federal Board for Vocational Education. The journey earned him Section One eligibility for tuition, supplies, and training pay until graduation.
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Lane
Argonne Post
American Legion
St. Paul
Minn
Kansas University
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Minneapolis
Chicago
Mrs. E. Clinton Murray Leads Texas American Legion Auxiliary
A Houston native, Mrs. E Clinton Murray, serves as president of the Texas American Legion Auxiliary. She organized units since 1920, expanded many posts, and aims to establish a unit for each of the 291 Legion posts in Texas while tracing Revolutionary roots to Greene and Boone lineage.
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America
Nathaniel Green
Daniel Boone
E. Clinton Murray
Houston
Tex
Women’s Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Auxiliary of the
Medical Corps
Murray
Red Cross
Women's Auxiliary
Austin
Legion
Texas
Mrs. Murray
Concordia Parish
Nathaniel Greene
Forrest
Tribute to Minnesota Indian Soldier John De Foe Laid to Rest
In a Cloquet cemetery Minnesota, the body of John De Foe, the first Minnesota Indian soldier to die in action, was laid to rest as Carl Anderson post of the American Legion paid homage. Legionnaires statewide honored dead overseas servicemen, including Private Vernon Bailey whose funeral featured fifty uniformed Legionnaires, and Ralph Gracie whose namesake Bemidji post buried him at his hometown with honors.
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Cloquet
Minn
John de Foe
Carl Anderson Post
American Legion
Minnesota
Winnebago Post
Vernon Bailey
Ralph Gracie
Bemidji Post
Christian Principles in Law and Government Lesson
Lesson text discusses nations and God's plan, noting Jesus gathers His church from among nations. Emphasizes that no nation becomes Christian in this dispensation. instead individuals are saved. Highlights Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord and urges Christian citizenship through obedience to civil authority and love for fellow citizens as essential duties.
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Israel
Jehovah
America
National Congress
Political Opponents of Senator Elkins Recast in New Light
The Buffalo Express notes how the page system under Senator Elkins may gain a new ally with Senator Davis Kilkins of West Virginia stepping in as the official angel for pages after Senator Phelan of California retires. His vast holdings in coal oil and rail likely position him to bring summer outings and candy rewards to the pages.
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Elkins
Phelan
California
Senate
Davis Bilkins
West Virginia
Senator Elkins
Buffalo Express
Beau Brummel of the Plains Visited Midwestern Cities
Big Bear, head of the Sioux tribe, known as the best dressed Indian in America, recently toured major Middle Western cities in full regalia.
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Beau Brummel
Plains
Big Bear
America
Middle West
A Weigh Off on an English Scale
A humorous American remark about weighing in England describes a man on a scale reading eleven stone two bricks one board and two shingles. The vignette, attributed to the American Legion Weekly, plays on British measurement terms for comic effect.
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England
American Legion Weekly
Similar Cases Mention A Watch That Strikes
A brief line contrasts two watches via a Boston Transcript quip. Brown claims his watch strikes while another notes theirs refuses to work, illustrating common timepiece woes and humorous banter.
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Brown
Boston Transcript
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