Arrows Triumph Over Mohawks In 21-3 Baseball Clash
Jim Propper led the Arrows in a decisive 21-3 win against Chief Hans Struven's Mohawks. Dick Kreutzberg allowed 7 hits on two pitchers while Reich Bremer and teammates powered multiple runs, with Bremer bringing in two runners on a homer. The surprise matchup followed cancelled games, with Umpires McGrain and Farrell officiating a lively affair. Next Sunday the Arrows plan to play a local club at their diamonds as Riverdale Park shifts to football use.
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Arrows
Jim Propper
Hans Struven
Mohawks
Dick Kreutzberg
Struven
Dengler
Tribe
Braves
Reich
Bremer
Art
Buechler
McGrain
Farrell
Riverdale Park
Ivanhoe Flashes Sweep Doubleheader on Sunday
Ivanhoe Flashes won both games defeating Roseland 7 to 3 and Bruggeman Boosters 11 to 0. Pitchers Bill Neering and Earl Kestor fanned 18 each in the two games as the team prepares for a 3 o'clock Sunday game with an open invitation.
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Ivanhoe Flashes
Roseland
Bruggeman Boosters
Bill Neering
Earl Kestor
Bill
Kester
American Legion Meets With Officer Elections Planned
Tuesday night meeting sets elections for finance officer and sergeant at arms. Vice Commander Julius Nelson ill, undergoing emergency surgery at South West hospital. National convention opens in Detroit September 21 with many Legion members planning to attend. Memphis Post is largest with 3452 members, Peoria Post largest in state with 1782.
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Julius Nelson
South West Hospital
Julius
Detroit
Mich
Memphis
Tenn
Peoria
Ralph O'Neil
American Legion
Washington, D.C
Om County
They Are Here Peoria Sunday Journal Transcript
Thirteen years after serving with the American Legion the men gathered in Peoria show the nation’s finest manhood. Time has touched them with weariness yet their spirits remain high as they recall earlier battles and shared comradeship.
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Peoria Sunday Journal Transcript
American Legion
Sedan
Tours
Camp Hancock
Camp Grant
Peoria
The Forty and Eighters of the American Legion
A reflective homage to veterans of World War I describing the Forty and Eighters as seasoned, bonded comrades in a shared past. The piece recalls cantonments, battles, and the enduring esprit de corps, noting their memories outshine present decorum and the timeless pull of wartime solidarity.
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Pershing
Stallings
France
Playnty Organization of the Legion
Thom Grand Promenade
Britann
Chateau Thierry
Verdun
Armentieres
Varley
Mademoiselle
Army
Navy
Proudhin
Legion
Duck Shooting Season Changes in 14 States
The Secretary of Agriculture announces revised migratory bird regulations affecting 14 states. Seasons for hunting ducks geese brant and coot now run November in four New England states and October to November in others including Ohio Indiana Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Nevada Oregon Washington. All dates are inclusive and changes take effect immediately.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Hoover
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Army Insignia Descriptions for Officers and Enlisted
The article explains military insignia identification for officers and enlisted personnel. It notes officers wear the coat of arms on a disc and former enlisted men use the same emblem, with warrant officers showing an eagle on a bundle of arrows within a wreath.
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Army
United States
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First National Bank
Dolton, Illinois
Conrad Kern
Interocean
Indiana Avenue
Riverdale
American Legion Column
Public Service
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
W. C. Dowdy
Dist
Mgr
159Th
Fisk Streets
Harvey, IL
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