Clash Over League Pact Highlights 1920s Peace Talks
Edward W Pickard reviews global reactions to the League of Nations amid Polish Lithuanian disputes and a Scandinavia led push for a Baltic settlement. He notes opposition arguing the pact intrudes on domestic matters and outlines a commission to study the Aland dispute and broader international tensions.
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Edward W. Pickard
League of Nations
Tenge
Pavia
Teree
Poland
Lithiania
Bethy Kidhee
Quinunes
Branvend
Peru
Paderowsii
Wollengur
Rose
Striele Weross
Foo
Guy Dimeulty
League
Aland Islana
Counell
Pinenod
League Couneil
Quesion International
Counal
Japan
United Eistes
Missouri Boy Heir To Italian Nobility From St Marys
Missouri boy Anthony Zulpo, born in St Marys Ste Genevieve County, now serves in the U S Marine Corps at Washington D C. He is set to be a Count and sole heir to a grand Italian estate after an elopement tale linked to the Count of Cereti. His enlistment ends in November before he departs for Italy.
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Missouri
St Mary's
Anthony Zulpo
St. Mary's
Ste. Genevieve County
Italy
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps
Washington, D. C
Zulpo
London Post of the American Legion Highlights Allied Ties
The London Post with 10 members draws personnel from the American embassy consuls and agencies. Miss Alley Emerson Findley an 18 year old nurse member served in London Paris and at the front under shell fire. The post received its charter on November 25 1919 and conducts grave decoration work for 2 500 American graves in England and Ireland.
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United States Army
Great Britain
France
Belgium
London
American Legion
Shipping Board
American Relief Administration
Army Liquidation Commission
Graves Registration Service
Iutare
Europe
Alley Emerson Findley
British Nursing Corps
Paris
London Post
Tty Chareter
American Legion of Europe
American War Veterans’ Association
E. Anderson
W. A. A. Coleman
Roosevelt Addresses Cleveland Chamber on American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt, son of the late president, spoke to the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce outlining three aims of the American Legion. He called for a purely service organization with no rank distinctions, nonpartisanship, and unity among veterans regardless of service branch or foreign service. He warned against extremes and noted a Democrat as the first national commander, stressing the Legion’s apolitical stance and democratic spirit in the armed forces.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Rroosevelt
Simian
Amer
Ran Legion
Chamber of Commerce of
Cleveland O
Lsson
Legion
Hingeshin
Hage
Ie Guliig
Bilesvet
Aterien
Roosevelt
Tindeey
United States Army
Franklin county American Legion resolves on open introduction
A Franklin county Ohio American Legion post adopts a policy to treat the emblem as an open introduction between veterans improving camaraderie. The Mt Sterling Kentucky based Panghorn post offers veterans a chance to invest in a memorial clubhouse in Mt Sterling with adjusted government compensation.
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Franklin County
American Legion
Oho
Pranklin County
Pranklin County. Ouslntt
WIII
Panghorn Post
No. 22
Mt Sterling
Montgomery County
At. Sterling
War Relief Committee Opens Two New Houses in New York
Ex soldiers and sailors moved to two new houses at 840 West Forty Fifth Street New York City to receive vocational training and living comfort for a nominal sum. Miss Chrystal Herne chairs the committee and helps with relief efforts.
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New York
Women's War Reeler
Forty Flieht Street
New York City
Misa Chrystal Herne
Comaittee
Greeting cabled by D Olier on war anniversary
On the sixth anniversary of Britain's entry into the war Franklin D Olier national commander of the American Legion sent a message to Field Marshal Haig and Admiral Beatty praising British leaders and troops. He credited Britain with decisive action and noted the enduring friendship between the United States and Britain formed in that effort.
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Manute
Calif Nio
Armerica
Japan
Ware
Jip
Ashide Hitsaji
Khaharoval
Sihovia
Vindivovnik
Usuri
Assurie Russatty
Great Britain
Franklin D'Olier
American Legion
Sars Haig
David Beatty
Britain
United States
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Switzerland
Hotel National
Arlington
Jane A. Delano
Red Cross
S—Bilger
Plymouth
England
Ambamandor Page
Council of League of Nations
Battlen
Ireland
Teen
Annesphens
Savier Cab
Niles
Cowns Bane
General Wrangel
Dnnieper
Alexandrovsk
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Adana
Tarsna
Mersing
Adan
Tar Sue
Treland
Ball ‘Geun
South Ireland
Inxqertor Burke
Hardy
Germantown
Balbriggan
Sinn Feliers
County Mare
Royal Irish Constabulary
Oswald Goerison Villard
Lta
Iis
THU Americins
Tre
Tant
Wihners
Hell
Washington
Bald
Wall Street
Nuiirat Hyder
Theodore Ryuspvelt
Charles Bennelles
Daregard
Senate
William Roger ‘Thompson
Republic On Ways and Means
Cox
Reed
Atranger
Chicago
Chicago Waite Sox
Cayment
Kansas City
Hengminde
Burlington Tracks
Twelfth Street
Steliklog Ral
Hereford Breeders Farm Club
Tallon
Thur
Dvfferson
Micelov
Cartier Ting
Opatriet Qo
Yaenney Eised Mare
Aloe Mark Wis
Bates County
Snplin
Bentonville Ark
Star Sprites State Bank
Earl
Springfield
Holden
Fred McWethy
Brad Harmon
Sedalia
Master Ferrier
Boy Scouts of America
Jefferson City
Gardner
Cape Fair
J. Piles
Rd. C Haynes
Will Carr
Carrollton
C. G. Powell
Idaho
Mra
E. Horine
Missouri State News
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Grand Lodge
Blue Lodge
Musonte
St. Louis
Columbia
John Balsano
Whitesides
The
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POST
R. L. Bland
L. E. Anderson
W. H. A. Coleman
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Buddy
Ohio Post
WAR Relief Committee
D'Olier
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