Long-forgotten tragedy unearthed six skeletal remains near Dow Chutes
Across Oregon and beyond, reports summarize a parade of global events from bank robberies in Denver to a massive train derailment cleanup. Budgets tighten as salaries drop in several copper firms, Hood River forecasts record fruit yields, and violence and political shifts ripple through major cities.
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Himbin
Dowchutes River
Utah
Ray, Ching
Hood River Valley
Oregon
Uxt
Bundt
Denver
A. BR. Cole
Grover
Frank Lee
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Halverson
Trench
Ogden
New York Girl Receives American Legion Service Medal
Mira Pauline Henkel a fourteen year old New York high school pupil is presented with a patriotic service gold medal by BP W Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion for her WWI work. The ceremony at the Fifth Avenue Public Library featured a Marine guard and honors for the "Little Colonel" who sold Liberty bonds and spoke for soldiers. She remains active in veterans welfare and honors the wounded disabled and unemployed.
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Mira Paul- Ine Henkel
New York
BP. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Rankin Drew Post
Fifth Avenue Public Library
New York City
Guard of Honor
Miss Henkel
Colonel
Mrine Corpa
Leutenante Miller
Gumperts
Janasen
America
Mina Henkel
Legion Post Adopts Creed in Somerville Massachusetts
Somerville post of the American Legion adopted a creed affirming belief in the organization as a community factor upholding equality for ex-service members and enduring principles. The post aims for 40,000 members, with 24,000 by year end, and notes 40,000 potential members and 106 posts in the department.
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Somerville
Mass
America Legion
Ne Ut
American Legion
Chan
Aduriean Legion
Bere
Kinewe Department
Bakres
Legion
Distributing Vickery Medal Underscores Contest Goals
Fragmented OCR note states distribution of a Vickery Medal and ongoing work on Victory models. Mentions members of a group or service and unspecified maneuvers. Lacks clear names, dates, or locations to enrich context.
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Vickery Medale
Oo Mane
tee + ofthoors
Auertvad Leghun
Iiher
Adjutant Elected for Connecticut American Legion
Thomas J. Batinigao has been chosen adjutant for the Connecticut American Legion for three years and heads the service division at department headquarters. Born in Utica New York, he moved to Hartford after years in New Britain and has led wartime and postwar service efforts including Soldiers Sailors and Marines clubs and the Raw-Locke post No 8. His roles also include national war risk insurance and compensation committee work and chairing the Hartford soldiers fund committee.
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Thomas J. Batinigao
Connecticut
American Legion
Department
Mr. Fannigan
Utica
N.Y
That City
Georgetown Academy
New Britain
Hartford
Bannigan
Raw-Locke
Badealgan
Hes
Euton
National Committee On War Risk Insurance and Compensation
Hartford Ilks
National Soldiers Fund Committee
Texas Legion to Turn Hospital Over to State
The Texas American Legion moves to turn the Legion Memorial Hospital at Kerrville to state control to enable the $1,500,000 expansion for 609 tuberculosis patients. The Legion will keep hospital organization and cooperate with state officials to oversee the appropriation. Kansas and other states pass laws aiding ex service members, including adjusted compensation and tax exemptions, as World War I veterans gain benefits.
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Texas Department of the American Legion
Legion Memorial
Kerrville
Legion
Tte
Stite
State Board of Control
Charlee W. Scriges
The
Dexas
Texas
Legion Memorial Hospital
Legion le Proad
Kansas
Kanews
As Vrivan Legion
Legisation Benedetat
Gyst
Ue Legion
Medal Honored for George Leader in Des Moines Legion
George Leader of the American Legion post in Des Moines receives the Victory Medal for wartime service. The recognition comes through the local veterans group honoring its volunteers.
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George Leader
Argunpe Voat
The
American Legion
St Des Moines, In
Emergency Tariff Measure Passed With Anti Dumping Provisions
The House approves an emergency tariff bill by 260 to 172 vote, adding anti dumping rules and foreign exchange regulation to the duties on agricultural goods. The measure is temporary, aimed to stand until a permanent tariff act is enacted, and affects foreign valuation rules under the Underwood act.
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Washington
House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Senate
Germany
Tornado Toll in Arkansas Storm Tops Forty Deaths
Reports from Little Rock confirm 39 dead from the April 15 storm in southwestern Arkansas. Many victims were white. heavy damage hit Boyce and Power nd fine plantations near Shiloh with extensive tenant houses. Five Jones family members perished. a six year old girl survived in hospital.
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Sam Cardinella
Chicago
Andrew Bowman
Cardinella
Bandito Heliep
United States
Randolph
Maas
Caus
Detroit
Uberty
Jalda
Lester Gandy
Cleveland
Walneaborn
Milas
Arthur Udenfeld
Sulel Foote
Louise Wol
Denton
Ve Tnturin
Amelised
Texas
Wwe
Catsity
Mainy More
Weidner Harvey
Dave Bees
Whiel Aeemn
General Sheridan
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Coupell Walla
Iowa
Bouth
Little Rock
Arkansas
Boyce
Shiloh
Charles Jones
GoAL MINERS GO IT ALONE AS SORT OF UNION VOTES
The Seamen's and Wiremen's union declined a sympathy walkout on the April 15 ballot. The referendum reached 57 against action with a 10 000 roll. Miners face the fight alone as officials weigh Hodges authority.
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Rall
Tamdon
Tranport
Frank Hodges
Miners’ Federation
Feutons Seek Intermediary Mediation Alliance
Argentine government reportedly approached by Germany to urge U S mediation in seeking peace and an end to tensions while Mexico and other Central American events are noted. A San Antonio report mentions a robbery investigation and a local court case with unclear details.
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Berlin
Titu
Germany
Presiant Harding
Change of aul men who Were fal' anens being sien lo dao
A fragmentary report notes men in a town facing a change in status or role. The readable text hints at social shifts and local tension but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Mabult
Jomo
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