Mary OToole First Female Judge in District of Columbia
Mary OToole a Washington Auxiliary member becomes the first woman judge in the District of Columbia. The narrative notes her pioneering roles including marriage officiant in DC and as a leader in the Washington Chamber of Commerce and the Women’s City Club.
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Mary O'Toole
Washington
District of Calumbia
Frites
Mies Mery O'toolé
Washington, D.C
America
Milas O Toola
Herding
Waahington
Abe
Washington Chamber of Commerce
District of Columbia
Women's City Club of
O’toole
Ireland
United States
Wheeler
Steuben County
New York
New York City
Wall Street
Government Forestry Service
Vincent B. Costello
American Legion
Srelvies
New Jersey Legionnaire Saved Six Men and Woman at Sea
William Heinaman of Greenville New Jersey rescued six men and one woman from rough waters at Drewpinefrapent Satyr after others failed. He used a tire as a float to reach the wounded woman, then guided all to shore. A World War veteran, he declined medical help and did not seek recognition, tracing service with the 69th NY and 165th Infantry. He belongs to the American Legion Jo on post.
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William Heinaman
New Jersey
Pont
Drewpine
Satyr
Fondo
Shaffer
Rothilaberger
Wate
Heineman
Ifs
Abe
Helocmne
Sixty-ninth New York
One Hundred and Sixty-fifth Infantry
Greenville
N. J
American Legion
Actress Lillian Tucker Engaged to Charlee H. Duell
Paris reports the engagement of Charlee H. Duell of New York to Lillian Tucker, artist and stage actress known for Third Face a Rast. Duell is the son of the late Judge Charles H. Duell of the U S Customs Court of Appeals and Beulah of Minnesota. He served in World War I on the destroyer Wilkes and later helped organize Yonkers post of the American Legion.
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Charlee H. Duel
New York
Lillian Tucker
Paris
Misa Tucker
Duell Las
Charles H. Duell
United States Customs Court of Appeals
Minn Root
Nova Wdstroyer
Wilkes
Queengtown
Et Louis
Yonkers Qn
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Legion
Governor Edwards Urges Legion to Stay Clear of Politics
New Jersey Governor Edward J. Edwards tells the American Legion convention that the organization should not seek or accept selfish favors and must keep out of political entanglements. He emphasizes the Legion will not be refused a worthy request while urging members to avoid political involvement.
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American Legion
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Legion
Menins
Legion Man Up For Mayor Curran Wins Nomination
In New York City several World War I veterans vie for the mayoral nomination. Henry S Curran wins the contest with support from ex service comrade Fiorello LaGuardia, while John Purroy Mitchell, a former mayor and air service major, had died earlier in service. Curran, then president of the borough of Brooklyn, left law practice to serve, and led the Three Hundred and Second Engineers unit.
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Nominaton
New York
Henry
Curran
al LaGuardia
Dudubutten
New York City
Plattsburg
Threa Hundred
American Legion
Legion
Service
B. H LaGuardia
New York Board of Aldermen
Air Service
An' File
Qurran
John Purtoy Mitchal
Ikewise
Athletics Heroic Efforts of Boer War Veteran Bra Ser
A veteran of the Boer War and athletics organizer, Harry W. Bra Ser directed training and entertainment for US forces at Camp Fremont and later supervised the American athletic program at the Pershing stadium during the big Inter Allied games. He led the American team to strong performance in France and rose to command Freiont post of the American Legion.
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Harry W
Stanford
Camp Fremont
Cal
France
Eighth Infantry
Pershing
Pris
Maloney
Freiont Post
American Legion
Sailor William Wilson Retires After Record Gun Salvo Stint
William R. Wilson of Weatfield, a U S Navy veteran, retires after decades of service including being on the first U S sub chaser to cross the Atlantic during 1917-18 and firing ten hits in ten shots in a 1908 Kavontasa battle range. He later served as adjutant to organize a naval unit at Columbia University and ended as chief torpedoman in the fleet naval reserve. He plans to travel and spend time with his four children and twins, enjoying porch-life freedom.
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Bateen
United States Navy
William
Wilson
Weatfield
Maga
Ies
Theiila
Wicon
Leyton
Honda
United Statea
Atlantic
Azores
Columbia Intveralty
New York
Tan Aliots
Kavontasa See
Ofida
Fleet Naval Reserve
Equally True Divorce Quip From The American Legion Weekly
A humorous exchange notes the divorce rate rising and questions whether tea and marriage reflect broader social trends. One speaker quips about the land of the free, while another retorts that the marriage rate endures alongside tea, implying continuity amid change.
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American Legion Weekly
Water Show Draws Legion Members at County Fair
Water area distribution at the county fair drew a large crowd to El Reno and Kan, aiding the American Legion post in guiding veterans to claim Victory Medals and related government compensation.
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Len
el Reno
Kan
American Legion
Tom Cléimn
Hay grading and shipment tips for lower grade hay
Farmers and shippers learn to grade hay by quality and order, separate grades, load uniformly, and invoice accurately. Guidance covers weather damaged top stacks, bottom hay disposal, trimming stacks, and marketing strategies to maximize profits across markets.
Food grading standards announced by marketing division
The Colorafio division of marketing, with the markets bureau, issues standards for beans cauliflower packed vegetables and apple grades. Inspection plans for peaches or pears will not be pursued this week. The new work seeks support from meat and dairy sectors and aims to expand grading for fresh produce and stock.
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Mpenmas
Jow-grada
Department
Colorafio
Manketing
Fresh Water and Feed Practices for Poultry
The article stresses fresh water is essential for poultry health and growth. It advises feeding poultry in the morning and evening, noting birds drink and eat at night to roost and forage. It emphasizes providing grit and oyster shell to aid digestion and notes countering exhaustions of natural mineral supply on free range.
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Towla
Sharp
Commercial Scratch Grain Feeding for Poultry
Commercial scratch grain mixtures abound for poultry feeds but value hinges on grain quality and composition. Small flocks should buy commercial mixes, while most farmers benefit from feeding home grown grain with milled fodder and meat scraps, tailoring blends to their operation.
Fragments Hint at Disputed Local Event
Fragmentary OCR notes show disjointed phrases about a local matter with scattered names and dates unclear, suggesting a report on a trouble or decision in a city area. Content is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
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Haney W. Curran
Harry Maloney
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Wien
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