Wilton homecoming draws 700 plus in Iowa
A large Wilton Iowa homecoming drew over 700 former residents and families. The roundup included community celebrations, sports, and a variety of programs across town.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
New Orleans Police Chief to Mobilize Legionnaires for Legion Convention
Police Superintendent Guy I Molony of New Orleans plans to call in 1000 Legionnaires to assist his force during the October American Legion convention drawing about 150 000 visitors. They will aid crowd control and act as provost guards in the business district. Molony notes Kansas City handled last year’s 150 000 visitors well and says officials would welcome a repeat convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Guy I. Molony
Molony
Busness
Kansas City
Morony
American Legion
Cleniis
Kansas
Banks for the Legion Men at New Orleans Convention
American Legion housing chief V A W Steger outlines lodging options for the national convention in New Orleans next October. Visitors can stay in hotels, Pullman cars, steamers, and aboard an army supply base with rates from $1.50 to $2.50 a day, plus rail accommodations. Reservations go through state adjutants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. W. Steger
American Legion
New Orleans
Steger
American Legion State Adjutant
Convention Housing Committee
American Legion Post charter sought for Korea
An application for a new American Legion post in Korea has been filed with the national department in Indianapolis. Fifteen eligible members are listed, with headquarters planned at Kwangju. Mr Swineheart of the South Presbyterian mission organizes the post and urges swift action to start the post as a going concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Iowa
S. G. Chase of
Corning
R. D. Scott
Herman Diercks
Traer
George F. Conant
Dessie Brown
Cedar Rapids
Roy Stolberg
Lamont
Clarinda
Marshall
Germany
George W. Weimar
Anita Territory
B. F. Kneeskern
Castalia
Irene van Brocklin
Louis Proschaw
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clinton
Albert Helvig
Roland
John Hansen
Mustherville
Frank Landt
Charles Novotny
Carroll Township
Novotny
Adair
Legion
Col Smith Brookhart
Bremer County Fair
Waverly
H. B. Brogan
Bismarck
N. D
E. Hanawalt
Monticello Electric Company
Rosie Orr
Charles Orr
Eagle Grove
Oskaloosa
Goldie Walker
Calvin Walker
New Market
B. C. Mason
John W. Lawson
Ottumwa
Albert Klink
Dale Township
Primghar
Blackhawk County Veterans’ Association
Cedar Falls
W. W. Gist
State Teachers College
GAR
Rock Island
Iowa City
American Legion
Korea
Iegion
National Organization Department
Indianapolis
Kwangju
Swineheart
South Presbyterian
Swinehert
Native Converts at Meet in Early Missionary Conference
In the early years of a World’s Student Christian Federation meeting at Peking delegates from various lands were local-born. Japanese Indians Koreans Russians Philipp ines and others sent native delegates. A brief anecdote recounts a dinner mishap and a neighbor’s child injury interrupting hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Student Christian Federation
Sons and Daughters of
India
Korea
Russia
Siberian
Philippine Islands
Penrose Compares Reformer to Porcupine in Quip
A Philadelphia banker notes the reformer has some good points while Senator Penrose counters that the man is like a porcupine. The exchange occurs during a Philadelphia club gathering with pointed humor about reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Philadelphia
Plan to End Soapstone Waste
A plan targets soapstone quarry waste as a substitute for low grade tule. About one eighth to one ninth of U S soapstone quarries produce waste, and the proposal aims to repurpose it for industrial use.
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United States
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Hawkeye
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Ohne
American Legion News Service
Guy R. Molony
Finest
Legionnaires
Banks
THE
National Convention Housing Committee
Legion’s National Organization Department
Far East
Chicago Tribune
Wrigley’s
Wrigley ’S
California
Australia
Orachinery
Japan
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