Legion and union chiefs debate Legion stance on blame and conduct
Correspondence between American Legion national commander Galbraith and AFL president Gompers outlines that the Legion is neutral on political controversies and not responsible for individual member actions. The letters stress unified defense of law, order, and democracy with emphasis on member accountability to conscience.
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Galbraith
Legion
Associated Law
Indianapolis
Jan Noordapane
Py W. Galbraith
Aimerivad Legion
Samuel Gompers
America Feeration of Labor
Tern
Sabel
Letien
Guibratta
Gommers
Prani
Oller
Orsd
Tesson
American Legion
Funn
T. Finn Association
United Sates of America
Telon
Tansted
Ganpers
Franklin Doller
Farmers organize a massive petition and labor views
A 1910 era dispute unfolds as 7000 Minnesota farmers back a federal farm registration bill and Congress, while organized labor defends its goals. A debate between American Legion leadership and labor unions centers on aims, methods, and the role of organizations in shaping public action. The exchange seeks common ground on civic duties, education, and policy.
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A. DN
I. Convention
Amaritan Legion
Ilf
Trellas
Aii
American Legion
Gio
Lony
Death of Mexican ex general ends Madero slaying doubt
Francisco Cardenas, once a Mexican general linked to the Madero murder, reportedly died by suicide in Guatemala City on November 27. The Associated Press notes he had claimed command of the guard that killed Madero but gave no motive. Cardenas had been imprisoned in Guatemala for years, with various claims of punishment and political intrigue surrounding his fate.
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Guatemala City
Francisco Cardenas
Francisco T. Madero
Cardenas
Associated Press
Madero
Pino Saurez
Iidec
National Palace
Mexico City
Francisco
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
Cabrera
Carranza
General Huerta
Mexiccn
Guate- Manalan
Mexico
Belteton
Associated’ Press
Biudero
Madera
Hinerta
Gutalesnara
Soprano Galli Curci Hopes to Marry Accompanist Next Year
The celebrated soprano Galli Curci, who divorced Luigi C. Cured last year, vowed she would not marry again. She reportedly told friends she plans to wed her accompanist Hower Samuels as soon as she secures citizenship papers, possibly in 192.
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Galli Curca
Galli Curci
Luigi C
Hower Samuels
Mexican rebel Cardenas dies after brief battle with troops
In a woods near Las Yacas Cardenas offered $25,000 to soldiers for liberty but was refused. He wrote a farewell note to a woman and tried to rest before the clash. In the Central Plaza he fired on troops, was wounded, and died shortly after at a general hospital.
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Tually
Las Yacas
Dibe
Cardenas
Hawaii's sugar crop expected to be large in 1821
Honolulu December 14. Prospects for a huge sugar crop in Hawaii in 1821 with comparatively low prices. A review by the Hawaiian Trust Company, published in the Honolulu Star Bulletin, states planters are expected to receive a net price of eruts for next year's crop, while contrasting conditions on the other hand.
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Hawaii
Hawaiian” ‘Trust Company
Honolut
Star Bulletin
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted as kidney remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer swamping Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming sworn testimonials and wide sales. It offers sample bottles via parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co Hingham ton MA and urges readers to mention the paper. Large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
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Kitnner
Swanp-Boot
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton
Isa
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Facing Profit Variability in 1920
A review notes mixed results for Hawaiian plantation profits in 1920. While some planters show solid income, others face minimal gains next season. Crockett Refinery in California, largely owned by Hawaiian interests, suffered multi million dollar losses due to weak sugar demand. From July 14 1920 shipments approached 120000 tons with an estimated year end carryover near 80000 tons.
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Mawiian Trust Company
Robert
Crockett
California
Natron of Crockett
When God Would Educate Men Through Bitter Lessons
The quote reflects a belief that divine education comes through hardship and necessity rather than through pleasures. It depicts God guiding individuals to learn styr- lessons by confronting difficulties, emphasizing discipline over grace in moral formation.
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Paramount Magazine
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