Labor and Legion allied in postwar unity urged
Frank Wong, a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers leader and state Legion senior vice commander, denounced propagandists aiming to drive a wedge between Labor and the American Legion. He cited joint Labor and Legion meetings in CMepiiniwir and recent Denver incidents where Legion men would man streetcars if a strike occurred. He warned against capitalists spreading false ties and urged Labor and Legion unity on prohibition, immigration, and the adjusted compensation bill, noting 26,000 missionaries opposed to the war-era policy.
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Legon
Frank Wong
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers In
Laws
Legion
Corts
Congwander Wenty
Edeation of Labor
The
Cmepiiniwir, Ta
Fenver
Colo
Ars
Tabor
American Federation of Labor
Weng
Labor
Hile
Legion's National Chaplain Clemans Spreads Faith on Border
The American Legion names Chat fara C. Clemans its national chaplain. A Minnesota pastor and veteran, Clemans served as chaplain in the Spanish American War and World War I, earning the title Padre on the Mexican border. He later led Minne sota church work, helped fund retiree care, and supported Legion chaplains nationwide.
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Fara C. Clemans
Legon
Clemans
Phe Gradu
Shattuck
Minnesota
Murtbuntt Guards
Ufe
Ghsaplaint Clemans
Padre
One Hundred and Thirty-sixth Infantry
Seventh Aviation Center
Auanlt
United States
Fifty-eighth Infantry
Minnesota National Guard
Thirty-fifth“ Infantry
Clemains
A.W. EF
Owatonna
Minn
Glemans
Board of Conference
M. E
Legion
Calhoun
Owntonna
Chaplains’ Association
Winter Coats Pass in Review For Small Girls Wardrobe
A long procession of winter coats shows quiet colors and restrained elegance for small girls. Designs feature subtle trimmings, pile fabrics, dyed fox collars, and embroidered accents as seen in taupe and brown tones. Aprons and robes with contrasting stitches and appliques add playful detail for grown ups too.
Auxiliary: 8 Seeking Data Questionnaires Sent Out
The American Legion Auxiliary has sent questionnaires to departments to assess past year constructive work for veterans' aid and to identify outstanding tasks. Mrs. Jennie Stewart of Bartlesville Oklahoma initiated the survey in the Southern district, with further district surveys planned.
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American Legion
Women’s
Veterans’ ‘Association
Jennie Stewart
Bartlesville
Ohila
Naire
Cooperation urged among American Legion posts and schools
A plea calls for cooperation between American Legion posts and schools to ensure presence at past occasions and involve each Legion post in activities, with emphasis on ongoing participation and active support across communities.
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Betwen
American Legion
Allons
Legion
D. Rekard
Veterans Find 4194 Jobs in Kansas City via Legion Efforts
A recent report shows 4194 jobs found for veterans in Kansas City by the American Legion employment committee. About 00 percent of those hired are in permanent positions, reflecting the Legion's success in placement and ongoing efforts to secure steady work for veterans.
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Kansas ‘City
The
American Legion
Acton
Brahman Cattle In Coast Region Developments
Washington reports that Brahman cattle are gaining interest in the gulf coast region especially Texas due to heat tolerance drought resistance and insect pest avoidance. The USDA Bul letin compares Brahman types with beef and dairy breeds and notes their hardiness and drought endurance while urging breeding programs and an organization to standardize excellence and recording to promote purebred stock.
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Washington
Gulf Coast
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Texas
The
Bulletin
Amended Rules of Shipment of Stock in Texas
Austin ranchers face confusion over new livestock rules effective January 1. Fred Rodway cautions cattle must be tick free before shipment, clarifying that only if an inspector misses ticks at premises and issues a permit can cattle be moved to a shipping point. He urges contact with local inspectors to review the regulations carefully.
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Austin
Tex
Livestock Sanitary Commission
Fred Rodway
Commission
Rodway
Deliberate living and nature’s proof in old essays
A reflective piece contrasts Thoreau and Epictetus with modern life, urging simplicity to glimpse lasting truths. It traces how forests, root networks, and soil protection matter for hillsides, noting railway projects using Virginia creeper to prevent erosion.
Census Bureau reports cotton ginned to Jan 1 totals across states
Washington notes late season ginnings total 9,807,138 running bales with 234,723 round bales and 18,639 American-Egyptian, compared to 9,597,330 last year. State tallies include Alabama 594,764. Georgia 606, ThA. Texas and other states show varied progress as the season ends.
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Washington
Bea Island
Census Bureau
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South
Care
Nesses
Ginia
Tor
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Lerion News
Labor and Legion Allied
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Legion’s National Chaplain
Ezra C. Clemans
Ezra GC. Clemans
Margaret Boyd
Thoreau
Walden Pond
Epictetus
Savage
Gers
Evangeline
Virginia
Bureau
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