Noted Traffic Report Sparks Paperwork For Trailer Work
A written report from an automobile driver describes a failing trailer and difficult conditions in ice. The traffic superintendent forwards the account to Washington where the trailer is rejected and the case labeled as potentially solvable elsewhere.
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Women to rule country in twenty years, lecturer predicts
A Boston Transcript joke questions female leadership by asking why she should abdicate. The mock line mirrors era humor about women rulers and power. The piece contrasts with a humorous aside about cats singing due to birds eaten.
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Directory of Ex-Service Information Centers and Offices
The American Legion publishes a directory of information centers for World War veterans. It lists compensation, government insurance, allotments, travel pay, vocational training, hospitalization, civil service, victory medals, lost discharge papers, signal corps photos, land, laws and legislation, graves service, and employment.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington, D. C
American Legion Weekly
New York City
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Boots of War Risk Insurance
Washington
Army Finance Office
Washington, Es
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Signal Corps
U. S. Signal Corps
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Department of the Interior
Graves
Quartermaster General's Office
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Mother of the Bonus Honor Honours Kansan Legislator
Ida M. Walker first woman in Kansas's legislature is dubbed the Mother of the Bonus for drafting a state WWI veteran daily allowance. She helped form the term legisladies to describe women lawmakers, while serving as a longtime public worker and newspaper collaborator.
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Nespitel
Serre—Haute
Indianapolis
Mary Ellen
Millions for War Memorial in Indianapolis Approved
The Indiana legislature passed three bills setting aside nearly 10 million dollars for a national American Legion war memorial headquarters in Indianapolis. Five blocks will host the project including a central memorial building, a plaza, a Federal Post Office, and a city library. Plans are by a state commission with Will Hays as a member, architect chosen by the National Institute of Architecture, and a 850,000 prize funded by a 100,000 appropriation. Organizations invited to occupy quarters include Grand Army of the Republic and the American War Mothers. Dr. T. Victor Keene led the effort and served as a World War I colonel in the medical corps.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Service Star Legion
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Liskion
T. Victor Keene
National Executive
Keene
Dreene
Young Fargo Labor Leader Tops North Dakota House
Robert J. Boyd of Fargo, 25, youngest member of the North Dakota House, is a former Fargo trade and labor leader and Pressmen’s union member. He sponsored bills aiding labor, backed the Legion, and helped pass Armistice Day as a legal holiday, protected the Legion emblem, and raised the bonus fund tax to one mill. He also pushed a resolution urging Congress to pass Fordney’s fivefold compensation bid.
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Gilbert C. Gratton
American Legion
Fargo
N. D
House of Representatives
North Dakota
Fargo ‘Trade and Labor Assembly
Pressmen’s Union
Boyd
North Dakota Department of the U Legion
Legion
Congress
Fordney
Freedom of Action Memo Counts Democratic Delegates
A San Francisco memo shows 756 of 1 082 Democratic convention delegates are uninstructed. The card lists instructed delegates by state and candidate totals. The temporary roll projects 308 women delegates and alternates, with 41 at large delegates and 39 alternates at large, 63 district delegates, 165 district alternates.
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Iown
Meredith
Kentucky
Cox
Nebraska
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New Jersey
Edwards
North Carolina
Simmons
Ohio
Oklahoma
Owen
Oregon
McAdoo
Pennsylvania
Palmer
South Dakota
Gerard
Virginia
Glass
Man’s vanity downplays danger of self-importance
A pithy adage notes that when a man treats life too gravely he may still misjudge himself. It suggests a paradox where extreme seriousness can dull self awareness and lead to poorer judgment. The quote implies humility as a counter to overconfidence.
Bayer Aspirin Ad Emphasizes Genuine Identity
An advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuineness. It claims twenty one years of physician use and safety, lists common ailments, notes affordable twelve tablet tins, and mentions larger drugstore packages.
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Great Lakes
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20th Century Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Don’t worry about lumbago or sore muscles 20th Century Liniment brings joyful relief in minutes. It relieves rheumatic joints sprains strains and cramps quickly with camphor and iodine soothing inflamed skin. The Mitchell Maneoe Company Altoona Pa offers mail delivery at 69¢ or 1.20 with price refund and free postage.
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Altoona
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