War Mystery Inquiries For Lost Soldiers Seek Info
Family and friends search for answers about soldiers listed as missing or wounded during World War I. Notes request details on William Ross Bock Clyde Abel Benjamin F. Ludwig Jarola Ludwig Melton Hanson Murray Gordon and others, urging letters to relatives and army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ross Bock
One Hundred and Nineteenth Infantry
Clyde Aliet
Jarola F. Ludwig
Wiltaarl
Bineha
Heck
Clyde Abel
Pirat
Edward Aba
Rowe
Ihushavian
Mid
Hin
Benjamin F
Pet
Mia Co
RH Infantry
HM Divialon
Angele
Frank
Vm City Tank Bull
Byrartke
NY Fallan Hanson
Infantey
Willen
Artion
Hhlp
Walte Avenue
Lafrange
Community cleanup brings mops and brooms to town
The former coldiery and pastor spoke about a denim themed event to transform the area. They said the task was not as arduous as some of the duties endured during service, noting the effort was worth the change for the community.
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Coldiery
Baron Wrangel
Russia
Kakhovka
Taurida
Dnieper
Leon Trotzky
Wrangel
Constantinople
American Red Cross
Marino
Moscow
Hudenny
Bolsheviks
Kiev
Oldest and Youngest Legion Members Highlighted
After extensive research the Trgion identifies Colonel Bere R. Fuller of Leavenworth age seventy one with four wars to his credit Civil Indian Spanish American World War I as the oldest member. James W. Weed of Lawrence is noted for joining the Navy as a teen and rising to a seaman second class, with Weed said to have reached a notable wartime port in Methiey.
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Legion
Bere R. Fuller
Leavenworth
Poller & Still
Hearitt College
Fort Leavenworth
James W. Weed
Lawrence
Galbraith Named National Commander Of American Legion
John G Galbraith of Cincinnati was elected national commander at the Cleveland convention. He served in World War I with the 147th Infantry, earned the Distinguished Service Cross, two French decorations, and later held a treasury post with Western Paper Goods Co. The gathering also approved Fordney bill compensation and tightened immigration stance in Legion policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. W. Galbraith
Cincinnati
One Hundred and Forty-Seventh Infantry
American Legion
Cleveland
Galbraith
Ohio
Natonal Guard
St. Mihiel
Gullraith
Western Paper Goods Company of
John G
Meh
G BT
Delegates and Civil War Veterans Gather for Legion Convention
Two delegates and nine veterans from the Grau Army of the Republic attended the Aliehenyy Convention in Movedeecdved. Speakers included Marsahal W Ward, Wesley Shempson, and City Lieutenant Calumet Wood with a long Civil War and World War service timeline. Thom pson, a seventy six year old veteran, attempted to enlist in World War I but was rejected. he later served as an Army medical corps lieutenant in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tove Wixi
Eaniuimdler
Boise
Teetar ‘Thompson
Medical
Army
California
Veterans of Foreign Wars extends greetings to The American Legion
During the VFW encampment in Washington D C delegates sent a message expressing kinship with The American Legion and affirming shared principles. The resolution noted the twenty first national encampment is in session and called for continued fraternal cooperation between the two service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Constritortion
Aml
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Ware of
United States
Washington, D. C
British Goal Strike and Miners Proposals to Parliament
Edward W. Pickard reports on the coal miners strike pressuring Parliament as Lloyd George offers a settlement plan. Proposals include a 2 shillings daily rise, district output committees, a national wage board, and a miners owners state share panel, while wider Ireland unrest and European fronts add to tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Herbert Asquith
Euglad
Lloyd George
Haines
Henderson
Adamison
Tabor
Asquith
Balbriggan
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Sir Hunur
Irish ‘Republian Army
Miners' Federation
House of Commons
Ment
Willian Brace
National
Theapouse
Kia
Mey
London
Wales
Russia Bolshevists
Whitehall
Downing Street
International diplomacy and domestic policy notes 1928
Reports from Rome, Vilna, and Athens reveal Italy seeks frontier changes and Fiume annexation, Poland faces a delicate stance on General Zeugouski and Lithuania, and Greek succession plans loom as King George II’s health falters. In Washington, Secretary Houston warns tax receipts must stay near 4 billion to meet bills and reduce war debt, while Haiti amid controversy triggers a Navy court of inquiry and Admiral Knapp advocates continued occupation for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilna
Zeugouski
Lithuania
Poland
Treasury
Houston
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
Wttle
Barnett
Corps
Daniels
Marine Corps
Haiti
Admiral Knapp
Finitt
Sandwich Recipes and Desserts From a Vintage Kitchen
A jumble of recipe notes describes cucumber sandwiches with butter and water to crisp cucumbers, Milwaukee style oysters with chicken and bacon on toast, and garnishes. It also lists a Pineapple Tapioca Sponge dessert and a Caramel Frosting method with walnuts for cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreich
Milwaukee
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Murray Gordon
Pvt
A Melce
Hongilil No
Informa- Hon
Widrow Tee Hoffman
Dew Hyary
Arondin
Karl Vo Toferson
Amertony
Morgan
Hillil
Pour Morgan
Cylon
Fayette
Port
Legionnaires
Roger Witte
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
V. OF
F. W
Anacostia
Bilbao
Spain
Frank Hedges
Robert Suuline
Central
Europe
League of Nations
House of Hapsburg
Hungary
Italy
Klagenfurt
Carinthia
Austria
Rome
Jollan Alps
Fiume
Zara
Greece
Athens
Alexander
Paul
Rewl
Nathaniel Cotton
Grape Trust
Neil
Jordan
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