Molony to Mobilize Legionnaires for New Orleans Visit
Guy Molony superintendent of New Orleans Finest will summon 1000 uniformed Legionnaires to assist police in managing the 180000 visitors expected for the American Legion convention crowds on the parade route and business district. He notes Kansas City officials welcomed a future Kansas City convention after their orderly handling last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy FR. Molony
New Oklaane
Legionnaires
American Legion
New Orleans
Tober
Guy BR. Molony
Legion- Baires
Molony
Legion
Kansas City
Burks for the Legion Men Plan Convention Housing
A.W. Sieger announces housing for the national convention in New Orleans with Pullman cars and hotel rates. About 14 000 visitors can be housed on Pullman cars or in New Orleans rooms, with rail arrangements letting guests live on cars for about two dollars daily. Reservations are through the American Legion state adjutant and housing committee confirmation.
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Bivery
W. A. W. Sieger
Orleans
Convention City
New Orleans
Steger
American Legion State Adjutant
Convention Housing Committee
Army could be mobilized to defend nation on short notice
General Pershing outlined a rapid mobilization plan with 18 infantry divisions plus reserves, a larger National Guard, and volunteers totaling about 170 000 to defend bridges railways industries and government buildings. The proposal invoked the 1920 defense act and stressed comprehensive national defense mobilization.
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United States
Jake J. Pershing
Tellement
Enon
Homesick for the Army Born in Korea and Hawaii
Ah Han Kook, born in Korea and raised in Hawaii, visited Legion headquarters in Indianapolis seeking to reenlist. A private first class and specialist in the medical department, he produced an honorable discharge and recalled a long military career from 1917 through May 1922. He plans to reenter at Fort Benjamin Harrison, stating the army is his only home.
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Korea
Hawai
United States Army
Ah Han Kook
American Legion
Indianapolis
Army
San Francisco
Cal Department
Foyler
Baz Gay Street
Portsmouth
Petsate
Schofield Barracks
H. T
Post No. 6
Legion
Hawaii
Neonal Army
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Second to None Hero Earns Second Lieutenant Pool
President Harding appoints another World War veteran to West Point. Shelley, now at the academy after four years of study, will graduate as a second lieutenant. When asked for his ambition in seven words, he replied pointedly I want to be second to none.
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Harding
Shelley
West Point
American Legion post charter sought in Korea
An application for an American Legion post charter in Korea has been submitted to the national organization in Indianapolis. One member is eligible in Korea, while 15 names appear on the membership list. The local post would be headquartered at Kwangju Chosen, organized by M L Swineheart, treasurer of the South Presbyterian mission. Swineheart urges swift action to establish a going post and notes veterans in the United States jealously guarding entry into the Legion while urging quick organization abroad.
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American Legion
Korea
Legion's National Organization Department
Indianapolis
Kwangju
Chosen
M. L. Swineheart
South Presbyterian
Unite States
Fragmentary notes on American Legion and Ebell society
Fragmented OCR text mentions American Legion and Ebell society in Lincoln Nebraska. It references marriage annulment, a court action, names like Thurman and Williamena, and local clubs or chapters with unclear context. The passage appears to be a damaged social or court notice with many obscured words.
Labor laws expand protections for wage earners nationwide
A summary from the American Association for Labor Legislation details progress in maternity protection vocational rehabilitation and safety laws across states. It notes the Sheppard-Towner act progress six states adopting federal aid and thirty states total backing vocational rehabilitation while unemployment remains a central concern.
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Cicrease
American Association For Labor
John B. Androwa
Congress
Sheppard-Towner
Association For Labor Legislation
Calfornia
Stite
Gosia Bnourande
Missouri
Gafety and Health
New Mexico
States
Porto Rico
California
Illinoia
Wiscom
Labor's Advance Shapes Employers Education in Industry
A fragmented editorial note argues that progress in labor advances education for employers, urging the movement to mobilize constructive energy to restore vitality to industries. It reflects on today’s severe challenges and frames change as a collective redemption rather than self-made.
A. F. L. Party One Year Old and Labor Union History
Fragmented OCR text describes the American Federation of Labor and a dated account from 1441 about the Federation of Organized Trade and Labor Unions of the District. It references turmoil, internal examinations, and acknowledgments of actions by Lovlds and LMA in a historical context.
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A. F
L. Party
American Federation of
Taboo Dake
Federation of
Orgated
Traine
Labor
Anertonn
Federation of Labor
Fis Auletenes
Mothers Care and Patent Remedies Highlighted
A historical fragment discusses care for young girls with heavy articlea and mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy used by mothers for female troubles. The text includes testimonials from readers across cities like Chicago Milwaukee and Tampa, praising weight gain and relief.
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Lydia E. Plotters
Lydia _E. Pinkham
E. Pinkham Medici
Milwaukee
Tien
Fistham
Goa
Tampa
LeyRy Lynn
Bassach Jassachusetts
No Help. LT feel blue. Look at the sky.
A fragment notes mood and perception with simple phrases about feeling blue and a blue sky. It reads as a brief, poetic aside rather than a full news item or report. The lines suggest mood imagery without named persons or events.
Why Women Like Pipe Smokers, A Front Page Note
A survey interviews women on pipe smokers and finds views ranging from men who think deeply and stay true to home life to those who see pipe smokers as content, honest, and reliable. Men offered vague reasons for brand preference, while Edgeworth connoisseurship is praised as a whole, with free samples promised to curious smokers.
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Edgeworth
New Excuse Sent Franks Bedtime Challenge
The story describes Franks bedtime stalling as mothers attempts fail. He yawns over a story book and Mr. Jordan chides him, while Franks insists he is not sleepy, just letting in fresh air. The scene captures a playful parent child exchange typical of late hours.
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Mr. Jordan
Sonny
Freedom From Laxatives Advertising Headline
An advertisement promotes Nujol as a non laxative laxative substitute for constipation. It claims Nujol provides a natural lubricating action similar to Nature's own, does not cause griping, and is harmless like water. It is prescribed by physicians and used in hospitals. Obtain a bottle from a druggist.
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Sys Am
Parachute safety and the promise of flying machines
The article argues flying machines will become common only if fool proof and safe. It notes London experiments with a parachute device that deploys as a plane falls, lifting the pilot clear and lowering them to earth. Until proven reliable, the public will doubt the parachute’s crucial moment function.
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Directon
London
Cutleura Soap Ad Promises Clear Complexion
The ad touts Cutleura Soap for daily use and Cutleura Ointment for occasional care to achieve a clear complexion, soft hands, and clean skin, adding Cutleura Toleum for a complete toilet set. It also references Barrage From Washington and a jumble of political commentary colors the page.
Intelligence,ony pone hands to dog howl
A fragmentary dialogue presents a quirky exchange where reasoning about a dog’s howl is linked to a character named Grwengeun. The oddly spelled lines hint at a playful, surreal passage with minimal context and no clear event or setting.
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National Convention Housing Committee
Pershing
Heabtle
James Ghisilly
Phoenix
National Organization
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Thurman i
Williamena
Lincoln
Wile Hamnen
Eeetlne
Walitwe
Apowetoun
Layton
Mary
Wow Vlub
Corfomonds
Magia
Clinton Bancroft
Univers
Labor Law Association
Industrial Welfare Commission of
Nebraska
North Carolina
North Dakota
Dilneis
California State Board of Control
Departments of Labor and Industrial Relations
Minnesota
Montana
Ohio
Washington
York Labor Law
Department of Labor
Gladys Ave
Chicago
Jonnaira
Pamples
Yalay
Etreat
Richmond
Etowah
P. Ss
Togallass Pn
Gumpaon
Mermingham Agetier
Company Wines
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