Elephants of Texas Reveal Long Tusks and Ancient Giants
Fragmented report describes prehistoric elephants in Texas with tusks over 12 feet long. Scientists speculate on their size, habitat, and possible link to saber cats, based on skeletons found in coastal plains. The piece links North American pachyderms to Africa and outlines methods to study fossil remains for insights into ancient ecosystems.
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San Leon
Texas
Cunien Co
Clunilles
Assis Wit
Hee Enstitute
Houston
Ff. Moy
Chandive
the Mundt
Isolation of Sleep Sickness Germ Claimed by Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee physician Dr William Thalhimer announced what he described as the first complete isolation of the sleep sickness germ in a clinic at Conn hospital. He reported isolated organisms in tests, but acknowledged not fully isolating and purifying the disease agent. Several witnesses are preparing to assist in further research and trials.
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Milwaukee
William Thalhimer
Conn Hospital
Wis
Milsvaialine
California vineyard acreage increase proposal discussed
An estimate shows about 173000 additional acres to be devoted to vineyards in California this year. No public report has been released. Prohibition of flourlage mentioned, while grape growers cited high wine grape prices as a reason for the proposed expansion.
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San Francisco
California
Girl's Dou Ties Up Steamer Over Dog in Uruguay
In Montevideo a American girl on the Aeolus refused to abandon her dog, blocking the steamer from docking as quarantine required the animal be killed for lulld pest in Brazil. The dog belonged to Miss Muriel Corneille of New York, who vowed to return with it. Authorities refused to dock the ship. The dog had guarded a comrade’s dead body. Miss Corneille saved the animal, saying she would rather be hit than see it killed. In Brooklyn, Adele Kruse pleaded guilty to attempted arson in a case tied to an alleged plan to set a house on fire to smoke out her husband, John, a confect oner, who was visiting a widow.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Shipping Board
Aeolus
Brazil
New York
Muriel Corneille
France
Miss Cornelite
Brooklyn
N. Y
John
Adele Kruse
Superior Court
New York City
Dawes Plan Relief Features Highlight Legion Report
The Dawes Committee report outlines core relief measures for disabled veterans and outlines plans for hospital care and pay costs. Key figures like Hart and Pies push a comprehensive program, with support from American Legion members and public officials, aiming to aid veterans nationwide.
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Hart, Inc
Bergen
Charles G. Pies
Chisago
Dawes Committee
Arowlean
Pelleg
Drinednal
Anthony
Nathonil
Dreier
Mit
American Legion
Madhtas Robinson
Yo Vister
Tewle
Toliatmappalie
Fitter
Wapkore
Atherton
Myre
Jenne Thy
Wisbarey
Milton IL Fetellany
Henry So Berry
Hinfirsnville
Oral TV
Aton
The
Longstiat
Hidaka
From Private to Commander in North Dakota Legion
The record traces L. Dawson af Reweh SN rising from private to department commander of the American Legion in North Dakota. After fifteen months at Fort Canada he left service as private first class and helped shape a strong North Dakota Legion organization, later serving as department commander and executive committeeman. He had prior ties to the University of Nord Dyker and Gulfen Valle.
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L. Dawson
North Dakota
Thug Fist
Fort Canada
Ita
Diwist
Leia
University of Nord Dyker Vad
Lie Wee Vy
Gulden Valles
Ideals Of American Legion Message Promotes Unity And Labor
A September announcement from the American Legion emphasizes public unity and labor solidarity with calls to ex servicemen and the American people. It references a Surgeon General report noting about 2,500 beds in federal hospitals, of which 1,000 were in new or expanded facilities, leaving a small share for new arrivals.
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WU Dowling
Chater
Taueh
Middle West
Samuel Rompers
Legion
American Legion
Suse
United States Public Health Service
How Legion Men Get Land in West Grants Study
Irvin J. Fowrite, secretary of Argotine post, investigates how exservice men may obtain homesteads in the Middle West. He urges thorough land research, legal subdivision checks, and a sworn statement of fitness and prior settlement experience before applying. Army or Navy service proofs may be required, with emphasis on cultivation and residence.
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Middle West
Irvin J. Fowrite
Argotine Post
Logan
Des Moines
Pemrite
Anil
Karl
Urige
Back to Nature for Health and Marriage Premiums
The American Legion Post in West Warren Massachusetts promotes outdoor health and a nature recovery plan for veterans. Barker of Reston Massachusetts recalls wartime service while Mr Marker, a former Hoxton University student, pursues studies abroad using a mosquito bar and folding cot. The Legion urges afflicted men to seek open air therapy and notes a marriage premium awarded to seven members retroactively from the post’s founding.
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Ita
Mathias
Barker
Reston
Mass
Marker
Hoxton University
Tng Coalition
W. 8. Currell
Caivarsity of
South Carollina
Inv Plichet
Univerity
Boston
Walker
The
American Legion
Legion
Department of Vocational
West Warren
News of the South Briefs and Political Notes
Gen Leonard Wood and W Cameron Forbes travel to the Philippines to study conditions in the north, while wage talks stall as the Northern Counties Textile Federation rejects a 20 percent pay raise proposal. Public figures face concerns from Newberry fraud allegations to Pershing camp inspections and disarmament debates.
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Leonard Syood
W. Cameron Forbes
Philippines
Teathdy
Lizon
Pritieh Northern Counties Textile Federation
Tilly Collerttud
Pilar Aristide Triutid
Primos
Chamber of Deputies
Ron Amnorien
Death of Chief Justice White prompts national sorrow
A chaotic summary notes the expected death of Chief Justice White of the United States, with medical teams and public concern rising. It mentions ongoing discussions in the Senate about financial paper rediscount and legal reforms, plus international incidents and a murder in Columbia Park.
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Treatnus
Lane
Harting
Kitwart Douglan White
United States
White
Supreme Court
Phy. Sichina
Senate
Syntvim
Shiehle
Tennesse
Menteato
Mealeo
Wales
Wefourtha
William Howard Taft
Charles Evans
John Web
Agai
Montia
Columbia Park
Washingston
Baltimore and Annapolis
Presbyterian Assembly funds fight for missions and relief
Fragmented report outlines a $10.5 million beneficence plan by the Southern Presbyterian church aimed at a $4.9 million missions allocation and $4.5 million for various activities including ministerial relief. Other items mention a fatal timber industry accident in Chicago, a police case evolving in New York, and the death of Franklin K. Lane in Rochester Minnesota after surgery.
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Washington
Chalenon
Heir
Pnjced
St Fe Allon
Chicago
Louisville
Solway
Tesin
Shheer Patsy
New Orleans
Franklin K. Lane
Rochester
Minn
York City
Gluseppl de Filippo
Bayonne
Wall Street
Sha Ped
Emma
Bergdoll
Federal District Court
Atlanta
C. Bergdoll
Erwin R. Bergdoll
United States Army
George F. Barret
Colinel
National Baseball Commission
Abe Aytell
Secretary of the Interior
el Capitan Poy
Wonemito “ Valley
Cafornia
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