Dawes Committee Action Aids Disabled Veterans Relief
Dawes committee report praised as a victory for the American Legion relief plan. It calls for a single official in charge of disabled soldiers relief, decentralization, hospital funding, and faster administration to aid 10 000 wounded veterans and others in need. The panel includes FL W. Galbraith Jr and Theodore Roosevelt Jr among its members.
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National Capitol
Smarding
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Dawes
American Legion
Legion
FL W. Galbraith, Jr
Franklion
rOler
Thomas W. Miller
Delaware
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Douglas Robinson
New York
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Rea
Pittsburg
Bilton J. Foreman
Henry S. Berry
Hendersonville, Tenn
T. ¥. O'Connor
Buffalo
Longshoremen's Union
Buck Private to Commander J L Dawson North Dakota Legion Leader
J L Dawson of Beach North Dakota rose from private in the Balloon corps to department commander of the American Legion in North Dakota and national field representative. His career includes state’s attorney at Golden Valley and chief clerk of the North Dakota legislature. He helped build a strong Legion organization and served as national executive committeeman.
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L. Dawson
Beach
N. D
Americana Legion
American Legion
North Dakota
Dawson
Balloon Corps Secon
Fort Omaha
Legion
University of North Dakota
Golden Valley
Paul Bunyan and the Blue Snow Legend From the West
A humorous Yukon style tale recounts Paul Bunyan and his giant ox Babe reshaping rivers and mountains to aid lumber camps in the Pacific Northwest. It blends tall yarns about cedar and fir forests, great scoops of water, and a legendary winter of blue snow.
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Aul Bunyan
Paul
Annway
Jerusalem
Solomon
Sham
Tyre
Solomongald
Iham
Lebanon
Hiran
Alram
Liram
Washiington
Oregon
Hiram
Paul Bunyan
Cascades
Robert Gray
Boston
King Adam
Columbia
Mississippi
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Hleilo
Bunyan
Wii
Paul Buoyaon
Babe
Heros
Ile
Kent
Sle
Gabe
Jie
Paut
Onion
Jim Treeer
Paul Dunyan
Jim Dridger
Ideals of American Legion from Chadron Dowling Post
A published announce ment by the Dowling Post of Chadron Nebraska presents the Legion ideals. It emphasizes the group is not a political body and cites the preamble to its constitution. The message urges unity among ex service men and warns against un Americans.
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American Legion
Dowling
Chadron
Neb
Middle West
Poli Jcians
Samuel Gompers
Legion
Amerlcan
Atmosphere Height Question Recalled by Naval Observatory
A Washington naval observatory analyst tested a method to measure atmospheric height by sunset glow. Based on Baylelgk theory the blue fading is linked to ultral in upper layers, yielding a 130 mile height estimate. A dream sequence about a tribal king spurs the inventor to work, but he fails until awakening.
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Naval Observatory
Washington Roc
Witth
Baylelgk
Jay
Tuolly Lowe
Howe's Valuuable Dream Noted in Odd Medley
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Howe and a visionary dream tied to a sewing machine and needlework. The readable phrases hint at a craftsman or inventor motif but lack coherent events, dates, or locations. Further context is needed for a solid headline and summary.
English Lady Sums Up Servant Humor and Bolshevik Misunderstanding
An Englishwoman jokes about managing a Russian servant without a common language. She relies on gestures while the worker shops, then laments a ruined kitchen table after misunderstanding. The piece ends with light banter about conversation and marriage.
Present and Victorymark in Dallas News Wedding Note
A Dallas News item highlights a woman once known for appearances now celebrated for a daughter and domestic milestones as she adds her name to a list of monthly bills in a public notice style.
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Dallas News
Embarrassing Questions Stir Hiring Practices
The New York Evening Post notes a large employer requiring applicants to disclose relatives health details. The move prompts concern over privacy and potential discrimination as the firm asks for full information about health of grandmothers and other relatives.
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New York Evening Post
Edith Lueck and Mabel Speak After Family Rift
Edith Lueck laments two estranged daughters who no longer speak to each other. Mabel comments on the change, noting the family now feels fortunate despite the split.
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Lueck
Edith
Mabel
In Debt Versus Exit Hurdles
Quote notes that many men struggle to exit debt once incurred while some cannot even enter debt, contrasting ease of falling in with difficulty of climbing out. The remark reflects on financial behavior and self-control across genders.
Moan Ownership Cites Street Railway Stock Advice
A moan owner argues against walking on an exercise linked to street railway stock. The remark implies a cautionary stance about physical activity tied to transportation shares.
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