British Legion Thanks Americans After Convention
Alvin Owsley national commander of the American Legion received a letter from Sir Douglas Haig thanking him for a message to the British Legion convention. Hanford MacNider of Mason City Iowa delivered the message. Haig said the words echoed in the hearts of all present and urged closer affiliation of English speaking ex service men. MacNider and Milton J. Foreman represented the American Legion at the British veterans convention.
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Police hunt assailant after attack on Mrs Buckner
Mrs. Virginia Buckner, 28, colored, suffered severe cuts when an assailant, later named as Ben Gal breath of 1621 Cornell Ave, allegedly struck her after a lamp chimney fall. She was taken to city hospital as police pursue the suspected attacker. In another incident in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, Joseph EB Kane, 38, a building contractor, was seriously injured when a cellar side caved in burying him under ten feet of gravel. workers freed him.
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