Harding administration hails bonus vote and Rhine payments debate
President Harding met with a congressional delegation in Washington to discuss the pending veteran bonus. The talks touched on financing measures and the potential tax plan while noting debate over the bonus’s passage and a possible Senate view, with risks of a deadlock between Kansas factions.
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Germany
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Congress
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Rulea Committas
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Senate
Legion Liked Mac's Nerve Veteran Named National Head
John Alexander McCormack, veteran of the U S Navy, was chosen as a national head of the American Legion. His career spans ships and hospitals from 1904 onward, including service at Brest and Vera Cruz. He aided survivors after the Keurourge turret explosion and helped at Marne operations.
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American, Legion
Hoatilf
Navy
Fort Lyon
Cote
McCormack
Adaman
Keurourge
Vera Cruz
St. Angers
Naval Base Hospital No. 1
Brest
Marne
Juilly
Legion
Warm Friend of the Legion in St Paul A Restaurant Helper
John Lambros, owner of a St Paul restaurant, is highlighted as a warm friend of ex servicemen. Through years in the United States he has aided veterans via the American Legion by encouraging visits and supporting hunger relief and welfare outreach. He has lived in the country for 18 years and is praised for his American-identity and charitable work.
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Tefansson
Great Britain
Wrangell Island
C. L. Hopper
Corwin
Robert M. Berry
Rodgers
United States
Discovery
Siberia
John Lambros
St. Paul
American Legion
St Paul
Little Child Shall Lead Phrase Echoed In MacNider Speech
In an editorial the New York Times notes the phrase child leads, recalling Hanford MacNider and a tale of a young lieutenant asked to lead a stubborn company. A muttered line prompts the officer to test the remark with a two pace advance and a long hike for the unit.
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New York Times
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
MacNider
Carrying On With the American Legion
A Berkeley daily edition prepared by the local American Legion post notes alien soldiers and sailors losing citizen papers at about 700 monthly per the Labor Department. Ex service members seek work near Kilauea’s crater at a private health resort in Hilo. Three ex-soldiers arrested for vagrancy in Tul a Oklo were released at Legion request. Two foreign born conscientious objectors are denied citizenship as a Toledo judge is praised by the Tony Wroblewaki Legion post.
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The
American Legion
Department of Labor
Fail
Tulaa
Oklo
Toledo
Tony Wroblewaki
Legion
Improved Weather Map Uses 3D Stereoscope Tech
United States Weather Bureau develops three dimensional weather maps to chart wind directions at varying altitudes for pilots. A wind direction map is photographed from two angles and viewed with a stereoscope to reveal posts and arrows in relief.
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United States Weather Bureau
Popular Mechanics Magazine
White Spots on Wood Cleaning Guide
A short tip explains white specks on washed wood are caused by overly strong soap. Use tepid water and milk soap suds or cleaning powder for cleaning woodwork to avoid spots and remove dirt efficiently.
Women Benefit From Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad warns that kidney issues can cause back pain, headaches, and fatigue and encourages buying a bottle or requesting a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
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Drimer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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