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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
6
Tony and Reggie confront a ghostly fear while Uriah Devon pressures Tony to flee. Police arrest Devon after a failed poisoning plot and a courtly rescue by Dr. Pendlehaven. Tony chooses safety with Pendlehaven as Mrs. Curtis is dismissed from the house.
At Pendlehaven a tense dinner unfolds as Reggie learns of a man named von and his daughter staying with relatives. Doctor Katherine and Mrs Curtis debate custody while news arrives that the daughter's father faces jail for a Syracuse theft. Reggie, shocked, exits to bed. The chapter ends with a promise to continue.
A Sun Dial notice invites readers to automobile parties with fast cars and spirited competition. It emphasizes that speed depends on the people behind the wheel and the atmosphere at the event. The item underscores attendee enthusiasm and the social appeal of car gatherings.
A concise maxim from the Boston Evening Transcript suggests humility in self appraisal. The aphorism warns that believing oneself clever should be tempered by restraint and discretion.
The International Association of Rotary Clubs orders a countrywide survey to verify American Legion charges about treatment of disabled World War I veterans. Rotarians will form local committees, report to Chicago, and compile evidence from 500 communities to test if facts support Legion reforms.
Charles H. Kendrick of San Francisco, 41 when World War I began, served with distinction as remount officer and later major in the Army. Cited by General Summerall for devotion under bombardment during Meuse Argonne. Kendrick later led California on the national American Legion executive committee. Also noted: Women’s Press Club of New York aids disabled veterans with hospital wardrobes and gardenette projects.
The first convention of the Women's Auxiliary of the Virginia Department of the American Legion will be held May 13 and 14.
Maj. A. B. Welch of Mandan North Dakota a full fledged Sioux chief and Legion commander led ceremonial rites for Albert Grass grandson of Chief John Grass killed in action He served with Gen Liggett in World War I and was involved in the capture of Paco Morong and Calamba in the Philippines The funeral at Cannon Ball North Dakota will feature full Sioux tribal rites with state Legion officials attending.
The American Legion includes moments key members. Pershing and Leonard Wood are linked to two posts. Pershing declined national commander nomination due to military duties. Wood belongs to Chicago’s General George B. Crook post 434 and has spoken at many Legion conventions nationwide.
American Legion posts nationwide honor fallen comrades by naming youth posts after the service members who died in action. Connersville Pennsylvania organized Mil ton Bishop post No 301 to commemorate the heroism of Mr Bishop who was killed in action.
The piece notes Rub-Binks wed due to homelessness and now appears to be homeless no longer, reflecting a grim social condition noted by the American Legion Weekly.
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