PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE SOUTH
Capt George Shuler of Lyons New York chooses Capt Thomas P Cheatham of South Carolina to lead marines in the Grant memorial unveiling parade. Shuler a Civil War veteran earns Croix de Guerre Navy Medal and Distinguished Service citations from Marshal Foch Pershing and Lejeune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Shuler
Lyons
N. Y
Grant
Thomas P. Cheatham
South Carolina
Shuler
Marines
Marshals Foch
Etnin
Pershing
General Lejeune
San Jacinto Day Float Wins Parade Honor
The San Jacinto celebration on April 21 in Texas honors Col. Houston's 750 soldiers who captured Santa Anna and famed Mexican leaders. The American Legion in Texas joined the festivities as its float in Anson won first prize for best heat decorated among the Bon Jacinto day entries.
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Lone Star State
San Jacinto
Texas
Bam Houston
Santa Anna
American Legion
Houston
Legionnaires
Anson
Foch lauds American welcome during 26,000 km trip
Marshal Foch praised the warmth of Americans during his 43 day tour across the continent. He noted universal cordial greetings from thousands of inns, women, and children wherever he traveled in the West, North, South, and East. He paid special tribute to the friendship of the American people, which he said made the long journey easier.
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Marshal Foch
France
Commandant de Merry
America
American Legion
Marshal Voc
American
Marshal Koch
Marshal
Toglin
Observance of Lee Grant Birthdays Amid War Hero Celebrations
A garbled notice recalls the birthdays of General Robert E Lee and General Ulysses S Grant and mentions a planned celebration on April 27. It references a parade or gathering by the Taxon Legion in Northern states and notes public interest in anniversary events and patriotic displays, though many words are unclear.
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Auierd
Ray Layehan
Jowwereth Lee Ang
Grant
Gere
Toe
Taston
Heultlerer
Murray
Utah
Patterson Leads Medical Work For Disabled World War Vets
Col. Robert A. Patterson returns to Washington to head the medical end of the veterans bureau. He reorganizes the medical division to alleviate suffering of disabled World War veterans and remains active in the American Legion at George Washington Post No. 1.
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Philippines
Iater
The
American Legion
George Washington Post No. 1
Washington
German Radio Speed Mystery Revealed in WWI plaintext
An Allied account describes German radio code messages sent during the war at great speed. A clever operator used a dictaphone and wax cylinder to capture signals from Germany to Africa, then slowed them for transcription. The decoded data aided later Allied interceptions.
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Bois de Bologne
Mademoiselle
Roche's Trench
Niles
Germany
German East Africa
Africa
Europe
America
Plans for the Next War Training Camps Leader
Henry J. Reilly promotes a new Military Training Camps association to train officers. Former brigadier general after World War I and organizer of the American Legion in Paris, he aims to open camps to civilians seeking regular training and exercise. He has acquired National Service magazine and plans to merge it with Army and Navy Journal where he serves as editor.
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Henry J. Reilly
Paria
Mr. Reilly
American Legion
Paris
Reilly
National Service
Army and Navy Journal
Carrying On With the American Legion
The article notes various American Legion and Auxiliary actions across wards and states. It mentions hospital wards in Green New Guinea context, Seattle teachers redaction, and anti alien slacker measures linked to Legion activities in Spencer Lay, plus a Minnesota camp for disbursed exantsion under the American Legion and Minneapolis Council of Social Agriculture.
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Seattle
Wash
Mnce
American Legion
Bpencer
Minnesita
Lake Minnetonkis
Aueriogn Legion
Minneapolia Counei
Social Agrovlen
Eiaaner
Veteruan’ Burewu
Dear Miss Brooks column answers readers in Utah era
A long读ers column from a Salt Lake City era page features Helen Brooks answering letters from readers on romance hair care manners and social questions. The missives discuss writing to boyfriends dos and don'ts age addresses and dance etiquette with practical tips and gentle guidance.
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Helen Brooks
Lake City
Ang
Miss Brooks
Salt Lake
Lulu Hunt Peters
Aris Yuh
Patty
Smith
Misa Anne M. B
Boneta
Utah
Myrtle Chapman
Secret of Succom Boss Esteem Quip
A Hoeward Kansas Courant note recalls a man praised by his employer for tact. He says he treats the boss as right even when wrong, illustrating workplace respect and loyalty in a concise adage.
Nothing Secret The Dentist There Now
Fragmentary line reads a claim of artificial teeth visible to all. a judge asserts the patient will know the truth, implying a legal or moral test of authenticity in dental work. Names and full context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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HOPE
Driggs
Idaho
Chum
Do you think we ought to finance foreign enterprises
A quoted exchange centers on funding foreign enterprises with Mr Dustin Stax arguing that aiding abroad is different from dictating spending. The remarks frame a debate on financial policy and national fiscal discretion amid concerns about external influence.
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Dustin Stax
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Pai
San Jacinto Day
Anson (Tex
Ansonnaires
Foch
Pride of
Mason Dinon
Robert A. Patterson
Mediggl
Military Training Games Association
Wmr
Green
N. G
Phe Inez
Alenka
Eae Lp
Miss Brooler
Hindo
B. E
Colorado
Enji
Yestoo
Chuma
Beeka
Yenkee
Misa Brooks
Mian Mrochs
Ps Bee-hive
Claudia
Persica
Alvin
Bale
Rock
Harrison Ford
Ots
Spanish Fork
Los Angeles
Calif
Jardine Brooks
Violet
Eure
Falchottile
Aien
Fletcher
Mr. Beach
Seashore
Mrs. Head
Helen
Goodyear
Arizona
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