Illinois leads with largest American Legion department
Illinois stands as the largest American Legion department with about 76,000 members across the state. The figure highlights Illinois’ prominent role in national veterans service and community programs.
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Illinois
American Legion
Oglesby Stands Alone as Three-Term Illinois Governor
Richard J Oglesby remains the only Illinois governor elected to three terms. His bipartisan appeal and extended tenure mark a rare political achievement in state history.
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Richard J Oglesby
Illinois
Sophia Beil's Continental Travels to Europe and Home
Miss Sophia Beil writes from Amsterdam after a long voyage with Patricia detailing three days in London a crossing to Bergen Norway and Oslo rainfall in Oslo a sun filled Sweden Gota Canal trip Copenhagen Berlin Prague Vienna Innsbruck Oberammergau Passion Play Frankfurt Rhine trip Coblenz Cologne Amsterdam and a flight home via Paris Cherbourg and Quebec Greeting Grace with hopes for良 health and happiness signed Auf Wiedersann.
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Patricia
London
Newcastle
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Norway
Oslo
Stockholm
Sweden
Gothenburg
Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlin
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Adlon
Germany
Prague
Vienna
Innsbruck
Oberammergen
Frankfurt
Karl
Coblenz
Cologne
Amsterdam
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Leaf Skidding Warns Drivers On Wet Autumn Roads
The Chicago Motor Club accident prevention department warns that fallen leaves collect water from recent rain making wet patches on pavement slick. Drivers should assume all leaves are train soaked and adjust speed, especially on higher country roads though city streets may present similar hazards.
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Chicago Motor Club
Gug & G Co
Uncle Eben Rejects Ghost Talk in Cautionary Tale
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben saying he does not believe in ghosts but refuses to argue the point to avoid being convinced. The humorous remark frames a cautionary stance on superstition.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
Dream Love Dream Otavles Rose Desire
A short reflective line states dreaming of a rose signals long life and prosperity for a lover awaiting marriage to his true love. The verse links romance with hopeful outcomes and enduring affection.
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Otavles
Shows Our Ascent Scientists Describe Teeth and Fear
Scientists argue that intense rage and extreme fear reveal primal animal ancestry through physiological responses such as clenched jaws and heightened agitation. The passage frames these reactions as evidence of evolutionary heritage.
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Hell
Argentine Revolt Forces Government Resignation
Martial actions topple Hipolito Yrigoyen as Gen Jose Uriburu leads a coup in Buenos Aires. An interim regime forms with Uriburu as provisional president and a civilian cabinet while Jose Uriburu’s forces detain Yrigoyen allies and place provinces under revolutionary control.
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Zhigoyen
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Thigoyen
Marty
Buenos Aires
Idle Ranks on Decrease Says Green Labor Leader
William Green, AFL president, notes a slight fall in unemployment based on August trade union reports. He says the 0.3 percent drop indicates a turn for the better, with early August data suggesting improvement before mid month.
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Green
Washington
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
New York Legion Votes Dry Repeal at Convention
At Saratoga Springs New York the American Legion statewide convention adopted a resolution calling for repeal of the prohibition amendment. The action signals a change in stance by a major veterans group and reflects evolving public policy views within New York.
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New York Legion
Saratoga Springs
New York State Department of the American Legion
Coste's transcontinental flight and other 1930s curios
A French flyer claims a New York to Dallas hop of 1700 miles in under 12 hours with a $25,000 prize. He jokes about Americans and plans to fly with an American next time. The piece also notes scholarly praise for Sir Frederick Pollock, reflections on Spinoza, and a humorous take on evolving marriage roles. It covers wartime tolls, savings vs spending, and a global slump with varied predictions from witch doctors.
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Coste
New York
Dallas
Texas
Adolph 5S Ochs
Paris
Si Frederick Pollock
Columbia University
Sir Frederick
Sir Frederick Pollock
Solomom
Weather Bureau
Illinois Gas Consumption per Capita Estimated at 20 Cubic Feet
A historical note states that the average daily per capita use of manufactured gas in Illinois is about 20 cubic feet. This figure reflects typical household energy consumption levels in the era and may be used to gauge regional fuel usage.
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Northern Illinois
Home Service Department
Illinois
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