Memorial trees honor 208 Missouri WWI dead along Kil Highway
Living monuments line the King's Highway to St Louis with saplings bearing gold stars for each fallen Missouri hero. Trees planted on Arbor Day honor 308 named servicemen, engraved with star, unit, and service branch. Mothers helped place stars on European sycamore and oaks beside the parkway.
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Wivenys
King’s Highway
St. Louis
Charles Barrett West Point Cadet and Leader
Charles Barrett, a former Buck Private and honor man of his class, rose from rear rank to top cadet at West Point. He served in France with the 20th Division, earned high honors in exams, led as mental commander and magazine editor, and chaired the board of governors while excelling in chess.
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Buck
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Great Academy
Military Academy
Barrett
France
West Point
Marshal Foch remembered in moving Paris tale
A Paris story honors Marshal Ferdinand Foch and his American reception during a wartime tour. A blind veteran asks for directions to the wounded soldiers institute and receives a courteous reply. Memorial trees, planted by the Washington post of the American Legion, honor World War veterans with wreaths resembling the Legion insignia and flags at each tree during Memorial Day observances.
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France
American Legion
Paris
Wounded Soldiers Institute
Kently
Marshal Foch
Washington
D.C
Boxer who Sings and Reads Gains Ring Honors
A southern middleweight boxer known for singing and reading gains attention as he wins a notable bout. He has trained amid rumors of his skills, balancing music and boxing while earning victories in recent matches against rivals like Jon Chip and Battling Oege.
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Withlam
Littleton
Litteton
Ling
Ile
New Orleans
Jon Chip
Battling Oetega
Joe Torreil
Jack Moanfeld
Tien
Goh
Ayety
Legion Invites General Lejeune to New Orleans Convention
General John A. Lejeune, commandant of the United States Marine Corps, expresses strong interest in the American Legion and plans to attend the fourth annual convention in New Orleans, Louisiana. He highlights his native Louisiana ties and long military career including command of the Fourth Marine Regiment in key World War I campaigns.
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New Orleans
American Legion
the Legion
New Orionta
John A. Ladedine
United States Marine Corps
Vie Legion
Louisiana
Lejeune
Marine Conta
St Mitel Mont Mane Ridge
Meuse Argonne
Bhie
Governor Signs Bonus Bill This Year
Governor Cox signs a state bonus measure expanding eligibility for World War I veterans. The act provides that any resident who lived in the state within the year before enlistment qualifies for the bonus, and if a veteran’s parents were residents at enlistment, eligibility applies even if the veteran later resided elsewhere.
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Cox
Mme Joffre Escorted After Station Incident in New York
At Pennsylvania Station New York Mme Joffre waited for the French party as a National American Legion group and local officials received her. A New York officer reportedly ordered her to move on before a rescue team led by General Uitard arrived to escort her to her car. Meanwhile the U.S. Civil Service Commission seeks volunteers for wartime rehabilitation roles in hospitals, allowing nonwritten exams and rating by education training and fitness.
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Tarsal Joffre
France
Pennsylvania Station
New York City
American Legion
New York
Uitard
Mmne
Joffre
American Legion investigates labor rumors and Lusitania salvage
Seattle American Legion ends inquiry into claims of prison labor in competition with private industry. A Philadelphia firm plans an expedition to recover the five million dollar Lusitania treasure reportedly aboard when torpedoed. Leonard Paula of Grinnell College set sprint records at a Chicago intercollegiate meet. Virginia branches propose a memorial highway across the state to honor World War heroes.
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Seattle
Wash
American Legion
Leonard T. Paula
Grinnell
Col Vere
Chicago
Virginia
Virginia American Legion of & Menmorial
The Kitchen Cabinet’s Handed-Down Home Preserves and Dishes
A collection of wholesome family recipes and methods for pickles sauces and desserts. Includes Sliced Green Tomato Pickles and Tomato Catsup with vinegar sugar and spices, Spiced Peaches, Tomato With Macaroni and Cheese, Green Pea Soup, Hot Cherry Pudding and various salads and cakes. Also notes on simple methods and emphasized traditional cooking.
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