Legion News Brings American Legion to Flirey France Ceremony
Major General Henry J. Allen leads U S troops ordered to attend the Flirey monument unveiling in France as two hundred fifty Legion members tour as guests of the French government. John G. Emery will speak and marriage rites are promised by Chaplain Rev John W Inter at the Kansas City convention.
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Henry J. Allen
United States Army of Occupation
Germany
Rhine
War Department
Flirey
France
American Legion
John G. Emery
the Legion
John W. Inter
The
Kansas City
William N. Day
Great Falls
Mont
Legion
National
Indianapolis
Montana
Chicago reception committee for Jack Johnson at Fort Leavenworth
A reception committee welcomed Jack Johnson, the heavyweight pugilist, back to Chicago Fort Leavenworth. The event featured local dignitaries and sports figures, acknowledging Johnson's historic boxing career and his ties to the city.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Fort Leavenworth
Final Opportunity to View Old Camp Dodge
Des Moines announces nearly 100000 midwest service men who trained at Camp Dodge will get a final chance to inspect the demolished cantonment during the Rigby-eighth division reunion on August 26 to 28. Over 6000 veterans are expected to attend with free transport, a tent city at the fair grounds, and reduced rail rates for midwest points.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Fair Grounds
Midwest
Missionaries Build Fine House of Mud for Housing
The article notes a church mission and the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church advancing earthen housing globally. China’s Fukien Construction Bureau reports China India and Africa use soil homes durable for centuries. Walls are built with packed soil in moulds, plastered, painted, and are pest resistant and inexpensive to erect and maintain.
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China
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On Conservation and Advance
Rush
India
Africa
France
Ypres
Elevator Strike Off Ends Chicago Dispute
The Chicago Grain Elevator and Feed Mill Employees union called off a month long strike that involved 800 workers after rejecting a new agreement with reduced wages altered hours and conditions. Employers said an open shop had been established.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Elevator and Feed Mill Employees
Tanlac credited for 30-year misery relief in Manchester
Professor C. J. Budlong of Manchester New Hampshire testifies that Tanlac cured his long standing indigestion and rheumatism. He reports improved appetite no pains 18 pounds gained and renewed vitality stating it is the greatest medicine of the age for stomach trouble and rheumatism. Tanlac is sold in Sisseton by F P Maldaner and by leading druggists everywhere. The Sioux Falls Business College advertises its catalog.
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Tanlac
Sisseton
F. P. Maldaner
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John Johansen, Sr
Davenport
Roy Albert
St. Louis
Casper
Wyo
Montana Department of the American Legion
F. A. Woodard
Sidney
Woodard
Lewistown
Clifford A. Laflin
17Th
Field Artillery
St. Paul, Minn
Marshal Foch
Paris
Seattle
Lemuel Bolles
Hugh M. Caldwel
Maurice Thompson
Pondegast
Los Angeles
Cal
Thompson
Théodore Roosevelt
Citizens National Bank
Sisseton, South Dakota
Henry Helvig
J. W. Barrington
V. P. Leo J. Lukanitsch
Cash
M. O. Bikum
R. Thompson
Old Camp Dodge
Geo. B. Selkirk
Indian Cash Store Company
Sissenton Indian Agency
Tam
C. J. Budlong
Manchester
N. H
School Street
Sioux Falls
J. Budlong
Manchester, N. H
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil _Company
S. Meriva Ave
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Prince Albert
Pringe Albert
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