Legion Seeks Dept to Handle Correspondence Name H E Ludloff
Ey Ludloff of Baltimore is appointed to head a new department at American Legion national headquarters to manage member inquiries and policy letters. Born September 10 1889 he rose from office boy to business manager at Maryland Casualty Company over twelve years before joining military service and later the Legion to organize its wartime correspondence effort.
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Maryland Casualty Company
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Army Reorganization Bill Proposes Mixed Regular and Citizen Forces
A proposed National Army plan outlines a small regular force supported by a large civilian corps. Young men aged eighteen to twenty one would undergo four months of training or enlist in three years of National Guard service. Veterans may volunteer, while training would avoid harvest disruption and could be winter or summer. The system includes civilian instructors, careful officer selection, and allocation by aptitude, with safeguards against abuse.
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National Guard
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Yeas Thas
Hours of Representatives
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North Frida Extends Win Streak In Ten Inning Victory
The North Frida team extended their streak to eight with a 64 to 64 victory over the Carriago Billards in ten innings. Matthewa dominated early pitching allowing only one hit through the sixth. The North Ends prepare for a three game series beginning with the Voget Cats and likely a Sunday opener on August 22 at Keystone and Mindigon at 8 p.m.
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Buntley
Carriago Billards
Matthewa
Voget Cats
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Keystone
Mindigon
Forest Park Football Team Seeks Early Start in Chicago League
Forest Park organizes a football team led by veteran manager Bil Schlupp and invites former players to contact him quickly to begin preparations. The squad aims to play at Keystone Avenue and Madison Street, with plans to join the Chicago Football League for a first class year. The note also covers transport issues for Chicago shipments and introduces the Western Cartage Company, its officers, and local branch offices. It ends with a Maccabees picnic notice in Forest Park inviting residents and families to attend.
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Keystone Uvenue
Madison Street
Mr. Schlupp
Jim
Pores Park
Chicago
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Western Cartage Company
Carl G. Stichter
Willam G. Kramer
Loute
Jacobs
Madisan Street
Elgin
Frank J. Webber
Walter Mansler
William G. Kramer
Maccabees
Ladies of the Maccabees
Community Club House
Adows Street
Hannah Avenue
Ohman
FEIP
Fred Broom
Local Inventor Buary Plans Steam Monoplane
Frank Kren of 843 Circle Avenue outlines plans for a steam powered monoplane. He claims steam offers greater power, faster propeller speed, and three advantages—no cranking, no noise, and greater safety than gas motors—before starting construction once funds allow.
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Buary
Frank Kren
Circle Avenue
Kremlgaya
The Silver Horde Filmed at Summingland and Puget Sound
The Goldwyn Beach production The Silver Horde will play at Aschera Forest Park Theatre on August 10 and 17. Scenes show the Northwest salmon industry shot near Bellingham Washington with Sumet Inland waters and Puget Sound. Rex Beach director Frank Lloyd and twenty cast toured the area while Lummi Island Packing erected tents for spectators. The production aims to educate with an absorbing background.
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Frand Lloyd
Bellingham
Washington
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Lummi Island
Forest Park Theater Opens Amid Warm Greetings
The Forest Park theater debut drew crowds and praise from Archer Bros and local figures. A letter dated August 11, 1620, thanks the theater for a bouquet and expresses anticipation of strong results. Maennerchor officers were elected and plan a banco party, with a concert looming on Thanksgiving eve. E Fleischman buys the grocer stock at 047 Marengo and 282 W. 12th Oak Park, promising a square deal. Beware of the unloaded gun and the crippled mule.
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Forest Park Review
Forest Park
Forest Park Theater
Archor Bros
Lewis JF. Neuhafer
Maennerghor
Harlem Maennerchoir
C. K.handke
Eng. Leutner
William Mieiar
W. W. Gasper
August Thode
John Schaffert
Mbrarian
Charles Jaemicke
Mejor du Platskr
Maennerchor
Almira Damenchor
Grand Banco
BTORK
E. Fleishman
Wm. H. Agman
Marengo Avenue
Cornoy
Harvard
Fiejachman
W. 12Th
Oak Park
John Warnecke
Asmus
J. Comisky
Stranger in Maywood Park Drunk Man Dragged From Pond
A quotation from Maywood police describes a man found in a pond at a public park, wearing no clothes and behaving oddly. He was taken to the station, sobered up, and released without giving his name. Forest Park residents ponder the incident in the same light.
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Orief
Maywood
Forest Park
Maywood Police
America
Wesley and Lila Country excerpt on aging toughness
In a W. H. Frichett passage, the subject Wesley displays remarkable physical endurance at eighty five, walking six miles to a preaching appointment. He credits spare diet and regular morning exercise for maintaining strength, noting the only ache is not being able to walk as fast as before.
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Bofton
W. H. Frichett
Wesley and Lila
Backward Bird and Its Odd Daily Duties
The Samingo performs daily tasks in a backward and inverted manner. When dining, it plants its head in the mud of a shallow stream and, while filtering insects from the water, views the world upside down and backward.
Modern prophets urge cautious generalities in predictions
Repeated statements warn that modern prophets should limit forecasts to generalities. The idea suggests that those who live most fully are not those who rush ahead or live fastest, advocating measured pace over sensational certainty.
Morality and Decency Cited in Public Discourse
A historical quote decries indecency and crime, attributing moral failings to widespread social behavior. Ole Hanson emphasizes that Americanism should guide ethical conduct, contrasting it with corrupt acts like theft and arson observed in society.
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Ole Hanson
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