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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

4

Soldier wills and estate cases stir high courts

A Seattle judge rules in a soldier death estate case that a niece inherits 9000 dollars after a mother’s death left the beneficiary slot vacant. The ruling cites Caesar era precedents and cites a New York case where an heir challenged proof of death. An English armistice death similarly validates a fiancee as sole beneficiary despite lack of will.

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Tablet Graces Legion Ship on Maiden Saloon Bronze

A bronze tablet is placed in the main saloon of the steamship American Legion, operated by the Munson Line, which sails the New York to Buenos Aires route. The inscription honors the ship’s American Legion crew and commemorates a notable voyage.

American Legion Munson Lines New York Buenos Aires Huh Lalictenat

Twos' formal presentation noted with state officials

In the presence of New York and New Jersey officials, the event featured the formality of the twos’ presentation before a crowd of two hundred guests.

Ormal New. York New Jersey Legion

Unclear fragmentary note on poultry and reparations

Fragmentary OCR style text discusses Bend diseased poultry to France, inoculations with fowls, French prote notices, and mentions marriage and a grouchy mile, lacking coherent context or clear event.

France

Marquette man tied to Joffre trip seeks cake fame

Al ton T. Roberts of Marquette Michigan, active in the American Legion committee, sought the pastry cooks of North Ang Souk Crate Ina to steal the recipe for a return angel food cake aboard the Foen train. The recent Joffre tour sparked his interest, and he now aims to impress guests at the Legion New Orleans convention in October.

Marshal Foch America Alton T. Roberts Marquette Mich Elatersan North Ang Souk Mr. Roberts Marshal Joffre Recle Roberts The Legion New Orleans

RESCUED FLAG REVIVES PATRIOTIC PROTESTS AT HOTEL

In St Augustine Florida protesting a carnival tent near a hotel lead to the flag being raised and saluted after a prior apology for an upside down display. In Littleton California two steeple jacks from the local Legion post climbed the courthouse dome to recover a torn flag, after the post again decried mistreatment. County officials urged residents to hire jet jacks if they wanted the flag replaced.

Niga St. Augustine Fin Post

Returns to the Footlights After War Service

David Gardiner of the One Hundred and Fifteenth infantry, veteran of Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel and the Argonne, who was wounded and gassed, spent ten months in hospital before joining the American Legion and pursuing a theatrical career in New York.

Government Hospital David Gardiner One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry Chateau Mhlerry St Michiel Argonne Gardiner American Legion New York

Carrying On With the American Legion Memorial Efforts

President Harding ordered postmasters from ex-soldiers, Montana Education Board funds a $16,000 memorial for World War soldiers, merchants advertise veterans employed, Commander Hanford MacNider received 700 invitations from across the country for Memorial Day, and accepted St Paul Ming invitations.

Montana Hanford MacNider The Legion St. Paul, Ming

Earthquake in Kansu China Wipes Out Towns

A 1920 Kansu earthquake described as one of historys worst catastrophes. Landslides and shifting earth buried villages and a temple valley, with thousands killed and relief efforts led by Josef W Hall documenting the devastation and a strange era of a subterranean dragon motif in local beliefs.

Washington Josef W. Hall Upton Close International Famine Relief Committee Matha Benevolent Haland Gera Nefer Kansa Entaclyem Chile Balvador Mt Asama Japan

Fragmented OCR Tale of a Valley and Patrol Posts

An aged OCR fragment describes a valley west of Thinguloy near a Shingu-LAnechontu-Turkestan route. It mentions sleep grid, a fort or post, a sentinel line, and a notice of arrests tied to a long abandoned site and a distant ancient well or beacon.

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Drops Half Mile in Log Chute Uninjured

A damaged OCR narrative recounts Rupert’s fall from a log chute. He escaped injury after a roughly half mile slide, with onlookers and a companion noting the risky descent and the immediate rescue. Authorities and bystanders described the scene and Rupert’s safe recovery.

United States ends wartime ship program with vast build fleet

The Shipping Board lists the massive BE RY Ree Rw project concluding after completing 2,812 ships, 13,020,712 deadweight tons, and a wartime build program across U S shipyards. It notes 1,000+ ships idle due to depression and competition, details tonnage, locations, and the plan’s cancellation or modification post armistice.

Westington Sothlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Sipping Board Inuergency Peet Corporation Westar World Mungon South America North Bend Wes Kruse & Banks Ore Shipping Board Pregsnt Amerie Silpotonery Lorelys New York Southampton England United States Tlwir Thia Phip

Women Enter Jobs Once Held by Men In Washington

A Seattle chamber report notes women replacing men in diverse trades across Washington state in 1920s. Counts include 691 barbers, 49 fishermen, 24 longshorewomen, 288 sawmill workers, 64 rafters and woodchoppers, among others.

Seattle

Heinrichs Share

Fragmentary text with unusual phonetic phrasing and unclear names. Reads as a stray historical note or dialogue snippet without a clear event, date, or place to anchor a proper news summary.

Freedom From Laxatives Health Advice Warns Against Misuse

An article argues against overreliance on laxatives, citing medical authority on temporary relief and risks from improper use. It highlights natural lubrication as an alternative and condemns aggressive stimulant laxatives as unsafe. The piece stresses safer, non drug approaches and warns readers away from unproven products.

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Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled dialog with phrases like this is W new nop and Dive deen BOIS vt sehwil up east the port, lacking clear narrative or identifiable entities. The readable portions resemble a misread dialogue excerpt rather than a coherent news item.

Mortda Thess Tintin

Castoria product claim and odd garbled notice

A fragmentary OCR shows references to Castoria for infants and children with phrases about signatures and years of use, interspersed with unrelated garbled lines including a confrontation over appearance and sculpture ideas. The readable content centers on a Castoria product claim and uncertain branding.

Fragmented ad copy on toilet products and mountain feud

An OCR fragment describes bogus toilet preparations and a chaotic clouded scene. Phrases mention Cuthowra yany everg ing toilet preparations and purifying soups. The text veers into conflicting lines about atmosphere, power, and a feud in a mountain country with partial quotes.

Sorlbwan

Twenty Years After A Diploma And A Weighing Smile

A reflective note on time and value as a graduate reconsiders his diploma and the weight of possessions. The piece contrasts youthful ambitions with later understanding, suggesting money and status are fleeting while memories remain.

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