Fragmented Wartime Text Recounts Legion Convention Details
A garbled newspaper fragment references a Legion convention and leadership, noting communications about subscriptions and a commander named Cait Wile Metcalf. It mentions the state department and veteran membership during a difficult year, highlighting the Legion’s continued strength and honor among young veterans.
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Legion
Ommander
Slabeed Cait
Metcalf
Genas Menders
Europe weighs Turks policy as Asia seeks limits
British sources discuss Europe’s shifting stance toward Turkey after its gains in Asia Minor, with France and Italy hoping to restrain Turkish power. The piece notes Soviet religious policy, U.S. role in European peace, and doubts about American protection for France while warning against overreaching by Paris.
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France
Italy
Europe
Asia
Tong
Mosler
Asia Minor
Whipple Seeks U.S. Senate Nomination in Massachusetts
Sherman L. Whipple, Democratic candidate in today's Massachusetts primaries, is a prominent Boston trial lawyer and longtime leader of the state Democrats. A Yale graduate and former chief counsel of the United States Shipping Board, he has urged initiative and referendum and played a notable role in the state constitutional convention.
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Sherman L. Whipple
United States
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
United States Senate
United States Shipping Board
New London
N. R
Whipple
Yale
LSB
Yales
Nationwide primaries and anniversaries mark today
Concord Massachusetts marks its 287th settlement anniversary while several states hold primaries and conventions. South Carolina Califecture races shift between ex governors and candidates as Missouri Vermont Colorado Connecticut Arizona Michigan and Massachusetts vote on senators governors and representatives with notable contests and renomination battles. Real Fountain Pen Service City Drug Store.
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Concord
Mass
Baltimore
Cole L. Blease
Thomas. G. McLeod
South Carolina
Missouri
Springfield
Extelsior Springs
Congress
Louisiana
AIT
Vermont
United States
Connecticut
New Haven
Colorado
Massachusetts
Lodge
Cox
Michigan
Townsend
Groesbeck
Washington
Supreme Court
Poindexter
Ashurst
iniArizona
Hood's new invention a nine inch radius pocket beam compass
Prof. Geo J Hood of the School for Engineering at the university invents a small practical beam compass for grade school use. Manufactured by the Wahl company in Chicago, the pocket size instrument features a nine inch radius and will reach retailers nationwide in coming weeks. Wet and dry issues seen as absent in Kansas campaign chatter. Postmasters meet in San Francisco to discuss standardization of post office equipment. Kojima Island in Japan goes on sale with 120000 yen price plus 3600 yen fishing rights. Czecho-Slovakia emerges as successor state to much of Austro-Hungarian industrial region. Belfast hosts the largest Tope- Works.
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Geo. J. Hood
School For Engineering of
University
Wahl Company
Chicago
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Margridge
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Russia
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Ireland
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Free State
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Service City Drug Store
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Vries Island
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Rishima
Republic of
Czecho-Slovakia
Belfast
Clay Center
Wellington
Concordia
Marysville
Onaga Anthony
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Peckham Clothing Co
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