Starlings and Sparrows Vote for Survival in Feud
Sergeant Starling proclaims Cleverness and numbers will decide the war with sparrows as Fire Chief Starling warns of a nest fire risk. Kansas Legion aids wayward boys through W P MacLean led industrial school Casaycap outside Topeka with support from Capital post and public ceremonies.
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Sergeant Starling
Sparrows
Starling
Norst
Victor Hugo
Kansas
W. P. MacLean
MacLean
Topeka
Hugo
American Legion Department of Kansas
Topeka Legion
Legion
Capital Post No. 1
Missouri
Legionnaires
Capital Post
Legionnaire
Legion Post
MacLean of
Sky Lying on Ground Exclaims Child on Foggy Morning
A foggy morning prompts young Edgar to gaze from a window and declare that the sky is lying on the ground, prompting a surprised response from his mother. The moment captures a child's literal interpretation of the world.
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Edgar
Interallied Veterans urge public opinion on world peace drive
Officials of the Interallied Veterans association representing 15 million ex service men from eight countries plan to address public opinion in their nations if governments fail to enact their peace program. Charles Bertrand, a French deputy and association president, informed H Nelson Jackson that he will meet the League of Nations president to discuss decisions and seek ideas to guide the alliance’s line of conduct.
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Interallied Veterans’ Association
Charles Bertrand
French Chamber of Deputies
H. Nelson Jackson
American Legion
M. Bertrand
League of Nations
Jackson
League
Hughes
Liberal Party
Europe
Ruhr
Council of the League
Germany
United States of America
Mystery Assistant at Superintendent’s Office Rumor
The general manager hints that a new assistant to the superintendent is a detective. The superintendent reacts with shock and confirms the suspicion, noting the helper reports every morning on time, works all day, and stays late, suggesting undercover surveillance.
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American Legion Weekly
Prospects in Near East Improve and Ruhr Crisis Deepens
The piece notes fluctuating prospects in the Near East with French hard line in the Ruhr and British hesitation over Rhine withdrawal. It covers German Ruhr tension, French demands, British reluctance, and U.S. potential international action, plus Senate moves on veterans bureau inquiry and army funding.
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Ruhr
Great Britain
le Trocquer
General Pagot
Rhineland
London
Rhine
Godley
Colgate
Downing Street
Bonar Law
Cold Wave Grips Nation Hampers Northwest Trains
Sub zero temperatures and icy gales froze large parts of the country last week. Train service in the northwest was demoralized for several days as the cold wave disrupted schedules and operations across major lines.
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