Hoover Commission on Law Enforcement Appointed
News Review discusses the Hoover commission on law enforcement led by Georges W. Wickersham with a roster of eminent lawyers and judges, noting mixed party representation and the focus on enforcing prohibition laws. It covers reactions, related court rulings, and ensuing political maneuvering across Congress and the White House.
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Edward W. Pickard
Hoover
Commission On Law Enforcement
Georges W. Wickers Wham
Taft
Frank J. Logsch
United States
Wets
Drys
Kenyon
Baker
Grubb
Lemano
America
White Rouge
Monument to New Britain World War Dead Dedication
A 90 foot high War memorial stands recently dedicated to New Britain Connecticut fallen in the World War. The monument can be seen from about ten miles and serves as a tribute to those who died in service.
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Thees
New Britain
Conn
Time Thins Ranks of Grand Army Veterans Across Memorial Day
Observers note thinning links of G A A veterans as time passes and widows of Civil War soldiers age. Pension rolls peaked in 1902 with 100446 soldiers and widows. many veterans served in routine roles contributing to victory. Northern and Western survivors of blue and gray unite in remembrance and pledge to flag. the veteran bond deepens across generations at San Juan Hill to the Argonne.
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Grand Army
Elde
San Joan Hill
Mandera
Argonne
Qld
Atenta Conatityu Tom
Coronation of the Dead and the Nation’s Tears
A fragmented account speaks of a coronation ob servance at an memorial of cagtona where memorial crowns are described not as jewels but as tears and emotions from grieving hearts. It emphasizes the solemn tribute to patriotic dead and the enduring, unfading glow of these sorrowful crowns.
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Cagtona
Ita
Kinga
Gratitude for Pouce Tribute to Peacekeepers
In a tribute from Todlanupolis News the piece honors those who pledged and sacrificed for peace and prosperity. It notes the ongoing duty to defend the heritage and to fight again if necessary, reflecting the community’s venge and proper veneration.
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Todlanupolis
Arlington Tombs and Valor in Death
A fragmentary ode in stately period voice honors Arlington and Washington with solemn imagery. It references death, sacrifice, liberty, and collective memory, invoking a reverent tomb as a symbol of national valor and enduring resolve.
Day Should Be Lesson To Younger Generation Observance
The piece urges the Day of Memorial as a lesson to the youth, noting the annual May remembrance begun by General John A. Logan and the G A R. It calls for continued honor of departed comrades and preserving tradition across generations amid evolving memory and national service.
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Vierem
Olicn
John A. Logan
G. A. RB
Indianapolia
Remembering Blately Monument Defenders in May Battle
The Indianapolis Star notes the nation’s reverence for its defenders and urges a deeper appreciation of the Blately monument. It reflects on the May period when citizens followed into stern battles and honors those who served.
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Indianapolis Star
Grand Army of the Republic maintains unity with veterans
The Grand Army of the Republic announced it will not merge with other veteran or patriotic groups. It honors the last veteran and vows to preserve its historic unit. The message emphasizes unwavering commitment and the idea of an eternal camp on the final field of fame.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Nesrera
Iitthe
Goldier
Generil
Tribute at Arlington Unknown Soldier Glow
A striking glow at Arlington National Cemetery marks the Unknown Soldier tomb as a sentinel pace is observed. The scene shows a guard in motion and a symbolic reach toward the unknown, reflecting solemn remembrance from a distant foundation.
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Arlington National Cemetery
Grand Army Below in COUCD OF PATNOS DAB HUNE Cryer Memorial Day
The article laments dwindling turnout of veteran helpers at Cryer Memorial Day events. It notes aging soldiers once walked in blue uniforms to cemeteries, now fewer attend and many rides are by car. It urges honoring their service with lasting recognition.
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Governor's
Ibland
Financial
New York
Amy
Keystone
Army
Anir
Fairield
Ohio
Metropolis
Patnos
That's the Trouble Actor Appears in Fragmented Exchange
A distressed fragment shows a playwright and actor exchange with interruptions and unclear dialogue. The lines imply critique and a reprimand about learning the play, with interjected terms and a graphic descriptor. The readable parts suggest a tense rehearsal moment between two literary figures.
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Health and Constipation
The ad outlines three health rules from Dr Caldwell focusing on natural remedies for constipation. It promotes Syrup Tupsin as a mild, non habit forming remedy and warns against purges. A free trial bottle offer is included from Dept. BB Monticello, N.Y.
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Caldwell
Juab
Monticotlo
Oly
Fragmentary quote hints at roadster opinion on two people
Readable fragment discusses a boy and a roadster with a claim that only two people can tide the vehicle. The passage is incomplete but suggests a personal stance on capacity or control. No clear event, date, or names are provided.
Stranger buyers pay more for your work than relatives
A remark notes that strangers typically offer higher compensation for work compared with family members, suggesting market-driven pricing over familial favors.
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Paleg
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