Refutation of Betsy Ross myth pursued by widow Alrich
The article details Emma B. Alrich defending Levi L. Ulrich against claims that Betsy Ross created the first American flag. It recounts Alrich family ties to Civil War regiments, the Canby genealogical tree, and the Philadelphia flag house history. It cites Washington, Morris, Ross, and Arch/ Mulberry Street as key elements of the narrative.
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Levi 1. Alrich
Emma B. Alrich
Alriches
Recri
Iter City
Baa
Alrich
National Tribune
Washington, D. C
Benny Ross
Ulrich
United States
Kansas D. A. R
Company B
Philadelphia
State Historical Society
Friends’ Meetings
Holland Society of
New York
Jacob and
Peter Ulrich
Delaware
Peter Stuyvesant
Wiliam J. Canby
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Ross
Canby
Ribas Pet. Alrich
Betsy Ross
George Washington
Robert Morris
Col
George Ross
Betsy
American Congress
Griscom
Elisabeth Griscom
Samuel
Rebecca Griscom
Andrew Griscom
England
Elisabeth
John Ross
Friends’ Society
Christ Church
Mount Moriah
Claypoole
Washington
John
Hetsy Ross
Zillah
Hirza
Joseph Ashburn
Young Republic
Mill
Portsmouth
John Claypoole
Symuavserry
America
Ashburn
Une
Mulberry Street
Delaware River
William J. Canby
Clarissa Wilson
Navy Yard
Colonel Ross
General Washington
Mrs. Rose
Congress
Chinese Compliment and Historical Ties in Changsha
The piece notes Chinese etiquette on thumbs and little fingers, cites Changsha’s connection to America before Yale’s college era, and mentions General Teeng Kuo Fan. It highlights Martha’s rosy health improving after her cousin Helen’s visit, with dialogue on rouge and complexion.
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China
Changsha
Yale
Gaing” College
America
Gen
Teeng Kuo Fan
Gordon
Helen
Martha
George
Legion queen of Burlington names brother as carnival king
Ruth Metcalf, a Burlington Iowa Legion queen, selected her brother as king during a high carnival ceremony. The event featured diplomats and Legionnaires and ended with a parade as Metcalf crowned her brother king after careful consideration and tact.
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Misa Ruth Metcalf
Burlington
Carnival
King
Iowa
American Legion
Ruth Metcalf
Miss Metcalf
Chooge
Sitting Bull Remembered By Legion Chief In North Dakota
Hanford MacNider, national commander of the American Legion, met a Sioux chief in Bismarck, North Dakota, and smoked a peace pipe. The meeting recalled Sitting Bull and noted Red Tomahawk and other Sioux braves who fought in France with the American forces.
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Red Tomahawk
MacNider Smoke Pipe
Sitting Bull
Bismarck
N. D
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Bentlermsan
France
North Dakota
MacNider
America
Army medical report links officer deterioration to WWI strain
The army medical department says exams reveal clear physical deterioration among regular army officers due to strain from World War I. The investigation may uncover a scientific explanation for lingering nervous strain seen in many former soldiers.
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Army Medical Department
Alaska Wealth and Resource Claims in Early 20th Century Debate
Secretary Fall argues Alaska could fund adjusted compensation and war debt if its vast resources were developed. He cites oil fields near the Arctic and Aleutians, a coal belt, and copper mines as undiscovered wealth. A hand organ performer disperses money while a debate in New York considers banning the national anthem for fundraising.
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Alaska
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Arctic
Aleutian Islands
Legion
New York State
American Legion
Carrying On With the American Legion
The American Legion offers grave markers from national headquarters for 180 each. Decatur Arkansas post has bought the city telephone system and plans overhaul. Pershing Stadium built by the A F designated for the 1924 Olympic games. General Goureud invited to Rainbow division reunion in Minneapolis Minnesota.
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American Legion
the Legion Post
Decatur
Ark
Pershing Stadium
The
A. F
Goureud
Rainbow Diy Glon
Minneapolig
Minn
Quarrelgame Fun Sparks Sympathy for Uncle Eben
An old-fashioned quarrelgame tale portrays Uncle Eben facing social loneliness and unwanted sales pitches. The narrative hints that a disappointed man would rather endure hardship than pay taxes, underscoring his isolation and irony.
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