Veterans organize in Congress to form Sixty seventh association
Veterans from World War I attend a dinner at the University Club in Washington and establish The Veterans Association of the Sixty seventh Congress. Roy G. Fitzgerald of Ohio is president and John Rankin of Mississippi secretary as Congressmen hear plans for consolidation, training, hospitalization and emergency retirement bills by the American Legion.
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America
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
Washington
University Club
Veterans’ Association
United Tater Senate
House of Representatives
Americar
Le.ion
Henry
Tere
California
American Legion
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Ohio
Feagelation
John EB
Rankin
Mississippi
Amercan“ Legion
John Thomas’ Taylor
National ‘Legislative
Legion
Taylor
War on Bachelors Aims to Unite Kansas Legion Auxiliaries
Miss McCoy of Topeka leads a Kansas American Legion effort with the slogan No bachelor posts In Kansas. Legion Auxiliaries are urged to form groups, provide banquets and homey surroundings, while prisoners in the campaign are treated to fried chicken pies and desserts. Miss McCoy later moved from banking to wartime service and returned a post to soldiers after the conflict.
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Kansas
Misa McCoy
Topeka
Women's Aurildary
The
American Legion
Legion
Legion Flag Adopts History In New Orleans Building
The American Legion flag will fly in a New Orleans area near the old French quarter as the Legion builds a new center. The complex will include an auditorium, offices, clubrooms, Louisiana department HQ, the employment and service bureau, local posts, the Women’s Auxiliary, and the Pelicamaire periodical.
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American Legion
New Orleans
Legion
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana Department
Legion Employment and Service Bureau
Women's Auxiliary Headquarters
Pelicamaire
Legion Man Shaughnessy Leaves High Pay for Public Service
Colonel Edward Shaughnessy, a former assistant director at the American Petroleum Institute and later a high command post in New York, resigns a $25,000 yearly salary to take a $5,000 per year role with the American Legion in New York City. A veteran of the Thirteenth Engineers, he served in France with notable staff duties and earned the Distinguished Service Medal for distinguished services during Meuse-Argonne and other campaigns.
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Wien
Waa
Hdward Hi
Shaughnessy
Fidelity
American Legion
New York City
Will Hays
American Petroleum Institute
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Shaughnesay
The
Thirteenth Engineers
Fort. Pralge
George van Horn Moseley
Transportation Corps
Chateau Thierry
Iatte- aur-Tale
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Pershing
Made Legion V Drive Success In New Orleans
Anthony Kelley, a Navy veteran who died in New Orleans, became a daredevil during Rollin Post American Legion membership drives. He climbed a flag pole near City Hall and an eighteen story building to attract attention as motion picture crews filmed the feat. Kelley recalled wartime service and noted four years in a war zone before continuing in Merchant Marine service until 1920.
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Anthony
Kelley
Navy
New Orleans
Crow's Nest
Rollin Post
American Legion
Legion
Merchant Marine
Veterans exempt from poll tax under Montana act
Backed by the American Legion, Montana passes a law to register all ex-service men of all wars and exempts them from poll tax. Counties must maintain records of veterans and their organizations. Other states are expected to adopt similar action soon.
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American Legion
Atte
Montana
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Nations Move Toward Friendly Settlements After War Turmoil
Readable summary of Edward W. Pickard’s notes on postwar diplomacy. France and Germany seek an economic entente after talks between Loucheur and Rathenau. United States and Japan near a Pacific settlement on immigration and Shantung, with Britain and Japan debated in the imperial conference. French-German rapprochement weighed against ongoing Polish, Turkish, and Russian issues.
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France
Germany
United States
Japan
Turkey
Sumer
Russia
Lenin
Trotzky
Constantine
Welsbaden
M. Loucheuy
Germin
Briey
Truhr
Great Britain
Council of the
League of Nations
Wallington
Hughes
Shinohara
London
Prime Minsters Saints
South Africa
Australia
Maastey
New Zealand
Meighan
Canada
de Minion
Global sources fuel largest Tantac pharmacy lab in US
From distant corners of the globe supplies flow to Dayton Ohio and Walkersville Canada for Tantac production. The new 60000 square foot plant in Dayton reaches a daily 560000 bottle capacity with uniform quality ensured by expert chemists from receipt of roots to final bottling. Over 20000000 bottles sold in six years to druggists across the United States and Canada.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walkersville
Canada
Alps
Appentnes
Russian Asia
Brazl
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Mersia
Kadla
Moxico
Columbia
Deru
United States
Never Sound Right in Conversation
A dialog fragment shows miscommunication and social restraint. The speaker praises cleverness and mentions sitting with a person on a hoon, noting she never spoke. The tone hints at irony about perceived behavior and silence.
Aspirin Bayer Brand Misstatements Face Scrutiny
A noted claim highlights Bayer as the origin of aspirin while warning that the most effective misstatements blend truth and falsehood. The discussion centers on branding, historical attribution, and public perception of the drug's origins.
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