Molony to muster Legionnaires for New Orleans parade
Superintendent Guy R Molony of New Orleans Finest plans to mobilize 1000 uniform Legionnaires to assist the police during the American Legion convention parade route crowds. He notes Kansas City officials raised concerns about visiting ex service members and cites lessons from a Kansas City study as guidance for New Orleans security.
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Guy R. Molony
New Orleans
Legionnaires
American Legion
New Orlees
Cit
Citi Ty
Molony
Active Legion
Legions
Haires
Hie
Kansas
Tle
Etty
Kansas City
Convention City
Banks for the Legion Men and Their Lodging Options
American Legion housing chair T A W Steger describes lodging options for the forthcoming national convention in New Orleans. Visitors may stay in hotels, New Orleans homes, Pullman cars, and ships with varied rates, including $1.50 without bath or $2.50 with bath, with railroads coordinating a $2 daily Pullman stay. Some doughboys may return to barracks life in local halls and lodges for five days at the base, while reservations must be made through state adjutants and confirmed by the housing committee.
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T. A.W. Steger
American Legion National Convention
New Orleans
Hulf
Pullman
Atenam
Steger
New
Legion Post in Korea Seeks Charter from Indianapolis
An American Legion post in Korea has applied for a charter. Sixteen members are eligible, with 15 names on the application. Headquarters will be at Kwangju Chosen, organized by M. I Swineheart, treasurer of the South Presbyterian mission. Swinehart urges speedy action to form a going post as veterans back home show less eagerness.
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American Legion
Korea
Legion’s National Organization Department
Indianapolis
Kwangju
Chosen
M. I Swineheart
South Presbyterian
Swinehart
United States
The Caveman's Neighbor Watchful Over Girl
A fragment notes a caveman and Mrs Sabertooth eyeing a young girl with questions about serious intentions. The husband is described as heavy and lacking possessions, while a bamboo walking stick is mentioned.
Private Property Alice Novel Prompts Lending Offer
A fragment shows Madge praising a novel titled Private Property and offering to lend it. The exchange features quoted lines and a suggestion that the book might not belong to the speaker, implying possible ownership ambiguity.
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Alice
Caling
Madge
Homesick for the Army Jorn in Korea seeks return to service
A brown American citizen formerly in the National Guard and U S Army recounts his longing for military life. He visited Legion headquarters in Indianapolis seeking support while recalling his prior service from 1917 to 1922 and a recent discharge in San Francisco.
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Jorn
Korea
United States
Ah Han Kook
Dh CL Feyler
UL Gay Street
Portsmouth
O. Hame
Jie
San Francisco
Ofhcer
Hin
Army
Tooma
American Legion
Schofield Barracks
Legion
Indianapolis
National Guard Thawalt
Nanal
Port Benm
Arrison
Induypurpolls
Tore
Would Be Second to None James Shelley Joined West Point
James Shelley of Phoenix Arizona has been sent to West Point as a plebe. A World War veteran, he enlisted at sixteen, served with the artillery, and now aims to graduate as a second lieutenant after four years of study and hard work. When West Point officials asked his ambition he replied in seven words I want to be second to none.
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James Shelley
Phoenix
West Point
President Trarding
Fphoenix
Ariz
Ning
Shelley
Nee
West Point Oficials
American Legion activities and wartime sentiments across the U S
Veterans groups extend civic work from Cam bridge England to Ware Massachusetts and Arkansas cemeteries. Two million club women join the Legion effort for disabled WWI veterans through the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Chautauqua New York. A new gendered social club "40 Femmes and 8 Chaapeaux" emerges alongside the "Forty and Eight" Legion auxiliary.
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Milion American Club
The
American Legion
Board of Directors
Generalederation of Women’s Clubs
Ai Chautauqua, N.Y
American Legion Auxillary
Legion
United States
A Silent Partner in a Quiet Exchange
A cryptic dialogue highlights a solemn individual and Mr Meek lamenting his wife’s view of life as a game and bridge. He wishes she wouldn’t treat life as partnership with him always in the dummy role, reflecting a restrained, reflective mood.
Landscape Painter Advertises on Rocks and Trees
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes a man claiming to be a landscape painter who decorates the land with painted ads on rocks and trees, reflecting a quirky street-level artistic practice.
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Louisville Counter-Journal
Afternoon wear styles dominate street fashion notices
A descriptive fashion feature surveys Canton crepe and crepe satin outfits, highlighting afternoon dresses, suits, and hats. It notes draped fabrics, belt accents, beaded georgette sleeves, and embroidery heavy coats with chine trim, illustrating street couture from Paris to Sono ra and calling out bold sleeves, slashed skirts, and double duty gowns.
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Ocean
Paris
Sonora
Four Billion Dollar Soldier Bonus Passed By Senate
The $4,000,000,000 soldiers bonus bill cleared the Senate on Thursday with a 47 to 22 vote. The measure creates five bonus options including cash, insurance certificates, and vocational training aid. Provisions allow 50 to 85 percent loan authority on paid up certificates and cash payments for eligible veterans, with timing starting January 1, 1923 for some options.
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Washington
Senate
Brandegee
Bursum
Cameron
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Gooding
Hale
Jones
Kellogg
la Follette
Lenroot
Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nicholson
Oddie
Rawson
Shortridge
Stanfield
Sutherland
Townsend
Watson
Indiana
Wills
Ashurst
Broussard
Culberson
Fletcher
Gerry
Heflin
Hitchcock
Kendrick
McKellar
Pittman
Pomerone
Ransdell
Reed
Missouri
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Smith
Trammell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Ball
Borah
Calder
Dillingham
Edge
New Mexico
Fernald
Harris
Page
Spencer
Newberry
Overman
Warren
Johnson
Georgia
Harrison
Moses
Poindexter
King
Norbeck
Pepper
Caraway
Elkins
Ladd
McKinley
Norris
Owen
Weller
Clerks and Station Men Granted Wage Increase
Clerks and station employes on the E Paso and Southwestern railroad and clerks on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul lines settled wage and working condition disputes this week. About 1200 clerks and station workers on the El Paso and Southwestern regain a 3 to 4 cent hourly increase restoring the pre June 30 1922 wage scale. Reservation of vacation and sick leaves and Saturday half holiday were restored.
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Cincinnati
E Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Hwxpress
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Cotton Marketing Presses On in Bellville
Bellville Texas reports about 200 bales of cotton were marketed Saturday. Farmers sell at prevailing prices amid pest damage from leaf and boll worms in Brazos bottom crops. It will take three to five acres for a bale due to the infestation.
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Bellville
Tex
Brazos
Road Bonds Sold in Covington District No 4 Hillsboro
Covington district No 4 road bonds were sold by the Hillsboro commissioners court to M. P. Davis of Covington for 65 857.22 dollars. After all debts are paid, 100 dollars will remain in the district fund.
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Hillsboro
Tex
lIn
Covington
Hill County
Commissioners Court
M. P. Davis
Reichbank Advances Discount Rate to 7 Percent
Berlin The Reichbank raised its discount rate on Monday from 6 percent to 7 percent signaling tighter monetary policy. The move affects banks and financial markets as borrowing costs rise and liquidity conditions tighten across the German economy.
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Berlin
Reichbank
Market summary of crops and live stock August week
Cotton and grain prices fell modestly while hay and feed markets showed mixed action. No. 1 timothy and alfalfa prices varied by city with Kansas City and Memphis notable highs and lows. Wheat and corn futures closed lower with weak Canada demand. live stock mixed as hogs and steers edged higher and cows softer. Apples and potatoes saw declines in several markets amid slow demand.
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New York
Timothy
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Atlanta
Memphis
Prairie
Southwest
Liverpool
Northwest
Canada
Winnipeg
Iowa
Kansas
New Jersey
Giants
Colorado
Idaho
Massachusetts
Boston
New York City
Michigan
Illinois
Missouri
F.o.b
South Jersey
Fort Worth Stock Market Spots Gains on Calves and Cows
Fort Worth Texas reports a cattle market showing strength in light calves and fat cows with gains around 25 to 50 cents while overall steady. Receipts totaled about 1,600 cattle and 1,000 calves, with low priced consignments dominating. Good calves sold at 6.50 to 6.75 dollars.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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V. A.W. Steger
National Convention Housing Committee
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Cambridge University
England
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Ware
Mass
Arkansas
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