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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1923

Page

12

Dreiser Seen By Bennet as Leading American Novelist

Theodore Dreiser is hailed by Arnold Bennet as a top American author whose works have crossed borders to French and German translations. The piece notes his candid depictions of life, his non hermit stance, and his belief that writing is not a mere social picnic.

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A Clerkly Man’s Quest for Love and a Wife

In New York a reserved clerk pursues marriage with a cautious woman, guides her toward liberal ideas, and bears the strain as she grows distant. After years of quarrels and separation she leaves with another, while he remains haunted by an all-consuming, unreciprocated love.

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The Open Mind Cartoon Line Cited

A brief observance from the Charlotte Observer notes that an open mind is acceptable only if one speaks in a certain way, reflecting a newspaper cartoon or editorial tone about perspective and speech.

Charlotte

Veterans Bureau expands family allowance rights retroactively

The Veterans' bureau will now consider family allowance claims by personnel whose beneficiaries later met the criteria. An aunt who stood in loco parentis to a soldier and was previously excluded may qualify thanks to retroactive changes, retroactive to October 6, 1917, and the comptroller general supports this by overruling prior service-time application requirements.

United States Veterans’ Bureau American Legion Veterans’ Bureau Comptroller General

Veterans' Mountain Camp Aids Ex Service Men In Adirondacks

The American Legion plans a 1275 acre Adirondack camp for tubercular and convalescent veterans with future housing for aged ex service men. Admission requires honorable discharge and all necessities are provided. The group seeks 2.5 million dollars to fund the project and enlist broad support across New York and beyond.

The American Legion Adirondack Mountains New York New York Forest Preserve United States Legionnaires Committee In Charge Legion James W. Gerard Otto H. Kahn David Pelnsco Augustus Thomas George W. Wickersham

Sir Henry Thornton Praised by American Legion in Canada

Sir Henry Thornton head of the Canadian National Railway, born in Logansport 1871, spoke at a tribute to American World War dead. He aided organizing U S veterans in Canada and has held key railway posts in the United States and Britain, including lieutenant general and knight.

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Memorial Erected by University of Arkansas

The University of Arkansas dedicated a memorial honoring students who lost their lives in World War I. A large native limestone boulder with a bronze plate listing the dead stands as the memorial, with American Legion members leading the dedicatory ceremonies.

University of Arkansas American Legion

Ancient Cars Parade Revives Vintage Auto Relics

In Santa Ana California a legionnaires group staged an Automobile Resurrection Day parade. They gathered derelict cars of various types for a street procession. Some vehicles were so antique that manufacturers reportedly sought to buy them as relics.

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West VirginiaLegion pushes oath flag and civics bills

The West Virginia legislature passed three American Legion backed measures. One requires teachers to take an oath of allegiance to the U S and state constitutions. Another mandates flying the U S flag over schools in session funded from building funds. A third bill calls for thorough instruction in U S history civics and state constitution.

West Virginia United States American Legion Bil Building Fund Legion

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Matrimonial Adventures Jennie Gerhardt United Feature Syndicate U. S. Veterans’ Bureau Heart of Thornton Friend OF Sir Henry Thornton, K. C. B Amerecan Legion
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