Judge Neterde Rules Widow's Estate Claim in War Death Case
The court examines soldier death benefits and survivor rights amid wartime and postwar rules. Agnes Clafty, sixteen, is awarded $9,000 from Clarence Swank's estate after his death in France. The decision references ancient precedents and recent cases, noting complexities caused by Swank's mother's death and estate groundwork.
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American Legion
Todge Neterer
Beattle
Agnes Clafty
Claarence Swank
Swank
France
Departmental
Benefetary
Neterer
Cresar
Legionnaires
Rome
Mise Elenore R. Knapp
New York
Ernest Charlton Mana
Mason
London
High
England
Tablet Graces Legion Ship in Dining Saloon
A steamship named American Legion of the Munson Line, operating between New York and Buenos Aires, carries an American Legion crew. A browse tablet rests in the main dining saloon, adding a curious touch to the vessel's interior.
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American Legion
Munson Ines
New York
Buenos Aires
Mgw
Legion officials witness tablet presentation in New York
The ceremony featured the Legion officials from New York and New Jersey and about two hundred civilians attending as the tablet was presented. The event highlighted the formal recognition by regional leaders and drew a sizable audience.
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New York and
New Jersey
Poultry Trade with France Report Amid War Strains
A fragmented report alleges German forces inoculated poultry with cholera to aid France under reparations terms. The claim cites French sources and Dutch- and Dutch-leaning reports, noting dead fowls and prompt actions. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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France
Holland
Germany
Unable to determine a clear news headline from the fragment
The provided text fragment is garbled and does not present a coherent news event, person, or organization to summarize into a titled card and concise summary. No valid entities or actionable facts are identifiable for a proper T or S.
Ready for the Cake Eaters at Legion Convention
Alin Roberts chairman of Legion committee for reception of guests lands a recipe from a cake maker aboard the Fock train. The recipe for angel food cake was found after Marshal Joffre's continental trip. Roberts prepares for eminent guests at the New Orleans convention in October.
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Alin Roberts
Legion Committen
Lands Choice Recipe
Mr. Roberts
Marshal Joffre
Legion
New Orleans
Rescue on the courthouse dome reels from a flag incident
In St Augustine Florida before 2000 locals gathered in the public square near the hotel as a flag saluted upside down the scene drew attention from the crowd. A nearby Legion post members climbed the courthouse dome to rescue a weathered flag while county officials refused to replace it.
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St. Augustine
Fin
Littletom
Coto
Legion Post
Returns to the Footlights After War Service
David Gardiner of the 115th infantry, a Chateau Thierry and Argonne veteran, was wounded and gassed. After ten months in hospital, he signed for American Legion membership and a theatrical engagement in New York, marking a return to Broadway vaudeville from military duty.
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Government Hospital
Broadway
David Gardiner
One Hundred and Fifteenth — Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Michlel
Argonne
Garydiner
American Legion
New York
Carrying On With the American Legion
The American Legion discusses memorials honoring World War I soldiers. A board votes to erect memorials at a cost of ten thousand dollars each, with Commander Hantard MavNider cited. The meeting notes focus on veteran remembrance and funding details.
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Mudtupe Etare Board of
Edecathon
Hantard MavNider
Legiow
Tievitanlen
Mit
Campaign urges housefly control to curb disease spread
A Utah Agricultural College Department of Entomology urged a vigorous early summer campaign against the housefly also known as the typhoid fly. The notice warns the insect spreads typhoid cholera dysentery and tuberculosis and calls for cleaning breeding sites such as decaying matter and horse manure to prevent transmission.
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Utah Agricultural College Empire Alzee
Department of Entotology
Utah Agricultural College
House Ny
House Oy
Mth
Bor
Milk and Disease Exposition Showed Dairy Threats
A 1900s exposition highlighted American dairy products with focus on milk safety. Experts warned bacteria from dirty equipment and milking practices can contaminate milk before reaching consumers, risking typhoid and diphtheria. emphasized the need for clean buckets, cooling, and proper handling to reduce illness.
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America
Professor Bang
Tanlac Praise From Petersurg Woman After Indigestion Relief
Mrs T J Archer of 1147 Shepard Street Petersurg Va recalls months of indigestion severe chest pain headaches and rheumatic pains before taking Tanlac. She reports rapid relief from indigestion headaches dizziness and rheumatism and credits Tanlac with restoring her health. Tanlac is advertised as sold by all good druggists.
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T. J. Archer
Shepard Bt
Petersburg
Irony Shoes at Stockings Banner Ad
Ad fragment reads exaggeration about footwear and hosiery, noting unclear cultivation of benefits. It hints at a promotional price or offer but lacks legible details or dates, relying on vivid contrasts between shoes and stockings to attract attention.
Innocent Pastime Night Walk Turned to Threat
An old man is accosted by a burly stranger who proposes a game of put and take and threatens to steal his watch. The brief scene, from London Tit-Bits, captures a tense encounter and the odd wording of the intruder’s demand.
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London
Plektes and Cheese Promised At Il Minap Party
A brief card notes a political event where both sides report pleasure with the program including pledges and cheese offerings. The provost quotes a proverb about rain equally affecting all and asserts both sides point to this with pride.
One Reason for Haste From Fairmount Boys
Two six year old boys paring bills hurry through a hot day in Fairmount. They rest briefly at a relative’s home and explain their pace is needed to keep up with each other. The Indianapolis News notes the humorous insight on haste.
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Fairmount
Indianapolis News
Moore notes author with funny name Shaw
Literary figures including George Moore discuss new books. Moore forgets the author’s name and asks for the man with the funny name. A joke follows when Shaw is suggested and Moore exclaims at the extraordinariness of the name.
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George Moore
Moore
Shaw
Imagine Burglar Plot Delights a Weary Producer
A scenarist struggled to have his plot heard and finally won a listening from a tired producer. He describes a midnight scene where two burglars open library windows and begin work on a safe as the clock chimes one, provoking a yawn from the producer.
Fragmented Optimism and Odd News Fragments
A collage of humorous lines and stray fragments reflects light fiction tone and stray observations. Voices mix from a hotel fireproof claim to a dog incident and a street accident, ending with a wry note on employment and joy amid urban grime.
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