Franklin D Olier One of the Twenty Founding American Legion
Franklin D Olier born April 28 1877 in Burlington New Jersey helped found the American Legion. He worked to coordinate state chapters and organize Minneapolis convention preparations and served in France earning honors including the Distinguished Service Medal and Legion of Honor. He led depots in France organized salvage operations and held multiple ranks before discharge in 1918.
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In Charge of Headquarters Named for American Legion Leader
Lemuel L. Kolles named national sergeant-at-arms for the American Legion to oversee headquarters in Indianapolis. A Minneapolis native born August 21, 1885, and a Washington law graduate, he served in the Washington National Guard and on the Paris Legion council.
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