Mystery Man Identified as Arthur L Fraizer of Winner South Dakota
Oklahoma authorities confirm the so called mystery man is Arthur Littleswift Frazier of Winner South Dakota. He may receive $2000 in back pay and a Legion post may be renamed in his honor. Frazier known as Green lived in a tepee near Ponca City and was a World War I veteran who lost memory. He was misidentified multiple times while relief agencies searched for his identity. His parents learned of his supposed death in 1919 and a Legion post was named in his honor before the truth emerged.
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Red Cross
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Green
Ponca City
Oklo
South Dakota
Charles Nrazier
Argonne
Sawo
Dian
Muskovec
Dakota
Eravcer
Frazier
Veterans’ Bureau
Alimengrotis
Saime Minnesota Guard
Uniontown Legion Club Forms Save-for-Paris Trip
Lecionnaires in Uniontown Pennsylvania form a savings club to fund a personal trip to Paris for Armistice Day tenth anniversary. Gout Davis leads the effort proposing weekly deposits of two dollars to raise funds for a Paris pilgrimage and postwar Legion business.
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Tes
Lecionnaires
Uniontown
Gout Davis
The
American Legion
Prench
Davis
Legion
Am Committee
Battlefelds
Tora
Lezion Posts Provide Radio For Disabled Legion Effort
American Legion posts in New York broadcast entertainment for disabled soldiers. WEAF aired a joint program featuring Christian Hollum a disabled Legionnaire and singer. Magrane an AEF entertainer and auxiliary president also performed on the air.
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American Legion
Legion
Kings County CN
New York
WEAF
Criistian Hollum
Thais Magrane
S. Rankin Drew
The
Oregon Governor Praises American Legion as a Shield
Walter M. Pierce of Oregon lauds the American Legion calling it a compact group that can influence the nation and help American institutions endure postwar storms. He cites four million veterans as a powerful defense of U S institutions.
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Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
American Legion
America
New Division Opened at American Legion Headquarters
National American Legion division established by the fifth annual convention to plan post activities and membership, with an educational course for post officials. Frank E. Samuel appointed to lead the division. Russell G. Creviston relinquishes active prosecution. Kansas Legion figures highlighted for prior initiatives and support.
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American Legion
San Francisco
Russell G Crevisten
Lenied Bolles
Die Tinct
Department Adjutants
Creviston
Frank EE. Samuel
Legion
Kansas
Spiel
Jin En Tawi
Dabney
Sanmel
Three Hundred and Fifty-third Infantry
Eighty-Ninth
France
United States
Diamond Dyes Package Promises Easy Home Dyeing
A 15 cent package of Diamond Dyes sells with simple directions for dyeing or tinting fabrics from skirts to draperies. The ad urges shoppers to refuse substitutes and to insist on the Diamond Dyes name on the package.
Fragmentary Teen Quip Mauls Domestic Talk
A tersely read line from a life column shows a child quipping at a mother about spanking and claiming an odipus complex as a joke. The remark reads I win you you’ll simply ruin my odipus complex.
Experience as Nurse Endorses Tanlac in Berkeley
Mrs Celia Fleming a practical nurse with sixteen years experience at 1915 Addison St Berkeley Calif says Tanlac restored her health after a 1904 operation left her weak She reports loss of appetite disordered stomach anemia shattered nerves and sleepless nights and credits Tanlac with a 32 pound weight gain and lasting vigor She urges others to try Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold Accept no substitutes Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills
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Celia Fleming
Addison St
Berkeley
Calif
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