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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1920

Page

4

Panama American Legion Department Formed

The American Legion created the Department of Panama with headquarters at Cristobal after veterans of canal service organized posts. The first convention met on Tahoga Island near the Isthmus, electing Elbert B. Ward as department commander and Edward J. Daily as adjutant for the coming year.

American Legion France No Man's Land America Department of Panama Cristobal Department Tahoga Maine Panama Vasco Nunez de Balboa Pacific Ocean Elbert Ward Edward J. Daily Conningham Patterson Herbert Pearson Panama Department Cleveland

Shall Women Be Admitted To American Legion Membership

A letter from Sallie Massey of Moelchan Mississippi advocates admitting Y workers and Little Sisters of the Army to full Legion membership. Massey, who served nine months in France and earned a 1918 influenza citation, argues shared camaraderie and spirit justify inclusion.

American Legion Little Sisters of the Army Mise Sallie Massey Moelchan Miss France Miss Massey 1918

His One Intensive Wish

A man escorts a girl to a restaurant promising to be a sport despite depleting his last cent. When the bill arrives his face lengthens as she dictates to the waiter. After finishing, he asks what he wishes and replies that he wished to stay home. American Legion notes.

American Legion

Connecticut Legion adopts three year adjutant term

The Connecticut convention of the American Legion elected Thomas J. Bannigan of Hartford to serve as department adjutant for three years, a departure from the usual one year term. Supporters say the longer term will help Bannigan achieve far reaching results.

Thomas J. Bannigan Connecticut Department Connecticut American Legion Hartford Bannigan

Medal of Honor Saved Him From Court for Cats

Frank Sadowski of Newark New Jersey a American Legion member learned a Congressional Medal of Honor proved useful. He faced charges for disturbing the peace after firing at cats on his fence and claimed he once killed Germans single handed and captured a machine gun with the same revolver. The judge released him after seeing his wartime decorations.

Frank Sadowski American Legion Newark N. J Sadowski France Ftr America

What's the Use A dusty stranger seeks a ticket in Texas town

A dusty stranger limps into a Texas railroad station and asks for a round trip ticket. The station agent questions if he means round trip since he is already there, highlighting a terse exchange in a dusty western setting.

Texas Cactus Alkell American Legion Weekly

Mexico Improving Steadily Amid War Guides

Washington reports from U.S. agents that Mexico’s revolution has cooled, Villa’s surrender softening opposition and a new regime under de la Huerta and Obregon gaining credibility. Americans eyeing Mexican investment note potential gains in railways and resources as archives and public building plans unfold in Washington to modernize government records facilities.

James P. Hornaday Washington Mexico Uese Villa de la Huerta General Obregon Pss Mexico City Carransiats Zapatistas Feliciias Obregonistas Presid America New York United States Nacapital Barre Treasury Ely Chives Public Buildings Commission Congress Fie Arts Commission Tts Corcoran Courts Council of National Defense Sanda Court War and Navy Department Ttme National Gallery of Art Army General Hospitals Secretary of War War Department Prorliot

Rag of Cloth Murder Glew Shocks New Jersey Town

A young woman in her late teens was found murdered near Cliffside Park New Jersey. A torn blue coat fragment and a disrupted watch chain near the body suggest a desperate struggle. Investigators, including Acting Bergen County Prosecutor Charles J. McCarthy, describe a brutal attack with a fractured skull. A boy found the body. time of death estimated at about a week to nine days prior. A sunflower appears in a maple yard in nearby New York, while thirteen skulls of Indiana origin were found in Minnesota.

New York Cleside Nod William Ebemans Newark City Bie Exei Hier Vlaht Moo Charles 4. McCarthy Bergen County New Jersey Euzor Menes Wong Cate Edon Louis di Selasele Cliffside Park Wiliam O'Brien Willan BE Ogden Opiuons Muer Wong

Deacon’s Thrifty Sense Shapes Local Terms

An old rural New England proverb notes thrifty deacon habits skew language. The passage explains how “deacon” becomes a verb meaning to kill a calf at birth and extends to “deacon” strawberries, reflecting folk usage and community norms.

New England

Wedding Anniversary Narratives List

A dated list of anniversary names appears jumbled with misprints and stray words. It enumerates common traditional milestones from woolen to silk and from tin to ivory, then mentions fifteenth and twentieth as well as later terms like china and pearl. The fragment ends with garbled phrases and a stray name.

India China

End play fix in crankshaft bearing caps

A mechanic notes a method to reduce crankshaft end play without full bearing replacement. Measure clearance between rear bearing and flange, file the end to create about one quarter inch play, then insert a bronze washer to obtain proper spacing and fit.

End Play Prevention Washer For Crankshaft

A bronze washer split into two halves fits over the crankshaft between the bearing and flywheel to compensate end play. It is cut with a hacksaw and held by two machine screws. A flat lower half and a small iron shim under the screw head prevent rattling, as illustrated in Popular Science Monthly.

Hilustration Popular Science Monthly

Short Circuit Detection in Starting Systems

When two wires of the sighting starting system short, an inevitable accompaniment occurs. By feeling along the line the operator can usually detect the presence of a short by the beat generated.

Vacuum Tank Fueling Hack and Bolt Lubrication

Instructions describe methods to temporarily feed fuel when a vacuum tank fails by blowing into the main line every quarter mile. It also covers making shackle bolts self lubricating with drilled holes and graphite, requiring repacking about twice yearly.

Cleaning Tools Te Plan to Wipe Oil From Tools

A plan to wipe oily residue from tools using cloths before placing them back in the toolbox. The oil coating is said to protect metal from rust and prevent further corrosion.

Power transmission invention aids speed change without disconnect

Scientific American describes G. L. Jacques of Nolrisville Wis invention for motor vehicle power transmission. It focuses on a transmission that enables changing speed without breaking the drive connection. The device aims to improve smoothness and reliability in speed adjustments for vehicles.

The Scientific American G. L. Jacques Nolrisville, Wis

Top Plan View of Flexible Shaft Drive System Diagram

A description of a top plan view illustrating a flexible shaft connecting a motor to a drive disk and propeller shaft. The design aims to break the power connection between motor and drive wheels and to provide a friction power transmission with increased bearing support maintained between driving and driven friction members.

Worn Tires Warn of Hidden Vehicle Dangers

The notice warns that using badly worn tires increases risk to wheels, motor, transmission and may cause breakdowns or wrecks. It suggests manufacturers advise customers against chasing extra mileage after tires wear down.

Automobile Gossip and Expert Tips from Telgiuus Era

Automobile Gossip reviews expert insights by King Albert of Telgiuus and notes on global car production and pricing. It covers fuel efficiency with fixed versus variable throttle, historical mileage trends, tire care, wheel side play checks, roadside emergencies, rust prevention with a lard camphor mix, and mica cleaning with acetic acid washes, plus bearing load angles on shafts.

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