Structure Of The U S Government And Its Powers
The text outlines the President's powers including reprieves pardons veto information of the state of the Union and convening Congress as well as treaty making and appointment of officials. It notes removal by impeachment for treason bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors and describes the Judicial department with the Supreme Court and inferior courts. Federal judges hold office during good behavior.
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Federal Army and Navy
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Congress
Union
Judicial Department
Cal
Legislative Department
House
House of Representatives
Constitution a living document of freedom and state power
John Dickinson Sherman extols the U S Constitution as the source of liberty and national unity. He traces its origins, ratification, and structure, summarizes its seven articles and first ten amendments, and notes reform efforts and landmark amendments through history.
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United States of America
American
Representative
Virginia
Connecticut
Continental Congress
Congress
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Washington
Hamilton
Morris
Wilson
King
Madison
Franklin
Sherman
Pinckney
Ellsworth
Randolph
Mason
Gerry
Lansing
Patterson
Dickinson
Yates
North Carolina
Coolidge
Library of Congress
United States
Prize winner as youngest member of American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary in Delaware awarded a birthday cake to its youngest member Elizabeth Louise Neely of Delaware Post No 1 who arrived six months ago for a permanent visit. The event highlighted several claims of younger members across various Legion units, including Granville New Mexico and Duluth Minnesota, as nurses and attendants joined auxiliary units.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Delaware
Elizabeth Louise Neely
Delaware Post No. 1
Elizabeth
Laurence Roberts
American Legion
Auxiliary
Delaware
Httle
Neely
Granville
N. M
Fred Mills
Mills
Legion
Auxilary
Holloway Anne
Cynthia Ann Beyer
Duluth
Minn
W. H. Beyer
David Wisted
The
Miss Cynthia
Favor Schooling for Americans in China
Interest in schooling for Americans in China has grown with Legions in Kings County urging the national legislative committee to seek federal action establishing such institutions in the Orient under County Commander Edward A. Simons.
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China
Kings County
New York
Edward A. Simons
Kings County Council of the
American Legion
National Legislative Committee
Orient
Merchants Support Legion Indoor Fair in Geneva
Local merchants backed the American Legion indoor fair in Geneva New York with 20000 dollars in donations. The funds were to be distributed during the eight day event and insured for fire loss. The fair aimed to build a Legion building fund originally set at 15000 dollars but expanded due to strong receipts.
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American Legion
Geneva
N. Y
Legion
The
Governor Moore Backs Idaho Legion Gym Project
Governor C C Moore of Idaho endorses the American Legion plan to build a new gymnasium at the University of Idaho. In a letter to state commander Paul Davis he supports the memorial as a lasting reminder of World War I service and sacrifices.
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C. C. Moore
Idaho
American Legion
University of Idaho
Paul Davis
the Legion
Moore
Electric Eel at New York Zoo Stuns Attendants
An investigation starts into the power plant of the electric eel after attendants at the New York zoo are stunned by strong electrical shocks. Keepers describe the blows as sledge hammer like, with marks on the skin. A German professor reportedly obtained a dazzling flash by linking the current to bulbs, but the flash lasted only an instant.
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New York Zoo
Popular Mechanics Magazine
R. L. Ditimaars
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Dazzling Laundry Dress Appeal
An old advertisement proclaims baby dresses will dazzle when washed with Red Cross Ball Blue. It urges readers to try the product and buy at all good grocers.
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Baby
Tow Much Acting at North Tartytown Dinner
Kelsie Janis spoke at a dinner in a fire damaged colonial mansion in North Tartytown recounting a manager who refused to cast a young married couple in a new play. The manager argued public taste avoids a moan making love to his wife, while the playwright questioned the bias.
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Kelsie Janis
North Tarrytown
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
The Only One Joyce Plays a Solitary Round of Golf
Joyce plays golf with only a caddie for company and comments on his own poor game. A new boy caddies for him and he jokes that another gentleman may be worse, with the reply naming Joyce as that man.
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Joyce
Pearson’s
Mutineer Settlement on Pitcairn Island
Pitcairn Island in the South Pacific covers about two square miles and housing roughly 160 people. It was settled in 1790 by mutineers from the British ship Bounty.
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Pitcairn Island
South Pacific
Ocean
Bounty
Something to Remember Your Opinion and Right to Thought
A misc note from the Boston Transcript reminds readers that while everyone has a right to an opinion, that view is not guaranteed to be correct.
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Boston Transcript
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort in Tight Shoes
Ladies can wear one size smaller shoes and walk in comfort using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. Shaken into shoes it eases tight fit and relieves corns bunions and calluses, prevents blisters, and soothes tired feet. Night foot-baths aid rest. Free samples offered via Allen's Foot-Ease Le Roy NY.
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Allen
le Roy
N. Y
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Goare
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