Storm Country Polly Continuation in Dark Rebellion
Polly Hopkins asserts control as Old Mare and deputies threaten Jerry’s fate while Polly, driven by grief and rage, plans revenge against Marcus MacKenzie. Larry Bishop and Polly plot a dramatic act to strike at Old Mare, with Betty’s memory fueling their dangerous resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thehili
Robert
Polly
Mian Hopkins
MacKenele
Mies
Jerry
Hopkins
MacKensie
Mackenzie
Mare
Greeny Hope
Bowers
Meckensie
Pally
Percival
Jali
Holbert
Marcus
Polly Hopkin
Dadsdy Hopkins
Larry Bishop
Ate
Polly Hopkerne
Robert Percival
Abe
Marcus MacKenzie
Pollyop
Granny Hope
Polly Hopkins
Cat
Daddy
Jéremiah
Wee Jerry
Larry
Aiay
Auburn
Marc
Lary
Bishop
Khim
Betty
Ale
Memory Shocks Hayward Thompson in War Injury Tale
A Denver area Lyricked veteran, Hayward Thompson, suffers a severe brain injury described as a double brain condition from war service. He writes with one hand while the other is restrained, recalling only life after hospital admission. The American Legion and veterans bureau are aiding his family to learn about his past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Ward
Denver
Cole
Tom
Thompson
Tes
Hayward Thompson
Tlw
American Legion
The Real Unknown Soldier
A misty tale recounts a Baltimore street foundling named Edward John Kvangeliet Smith raised by brothers and educated at Mount Saint Marys. He serves as a marine in action and dies as a true unknown soldier, inspiring a fund to build a memorial for the real unknown lad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
Ind
Baltimore
Brottora
John Kvangeliet Smith
Mount Saint Mary's School
Morigen
Mount Saint Mary
Smith
Enilet
Welle Hawkes
Fms
Sehool
Wounded on Armistice Day Heroic Sailor Returns Home
C O Holt of Dorada receives unique wartime service distinction after being wounded on Armistice Day. He survived a German submarine attack that left his ship damaged off La Potis, France, on November 11 1916. Months later he returned to America and resumed a career in law in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Holt
Dorada
Rolf
la Potis
France
England
America
Toledo
Voting Rights Denied to Soldiers in Several States
An American Legion Weekly piece cites World Almanac data noting soldiers and sailors are barred from voting due to their occupation in states including Indiana Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio Oregon Texas and West Virginia. The article highlights how these disfranchisements affect military personnel and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldiers
Union
G Weiter
Armerican Legion Weekly
World Almanac
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Texas
West Virginia
Who Found Her Photo in the Tribune Harem Plot
A deciphered fragment describes a photograph possibly linked to Abe Time Pitan of Tadline. It mentions a photographer and a general misplacement of images amid wartime confusion, with a prompt about contacting Legion headquarters at Tadtanapatia for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareter Corp
Abe
Chet Pitan
Tadline
Suldler Sweer
Thierry
Legion
Tadtanapatia
Seventeen Hours in Water Earns Shipmate Medal Honor
Seventeen hours in the water after the destroyer Jacob Jones was torpedoed off Lands End England earned Gunner’s Mate Burger a decoration from Portugal and the United States for saving a shipmate. Burger and the survivor crew were rescued by lifeboat after long exposure. he later pursued training in Troy New York and joined the American Legion post there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killy Barger
Sinter
Win
Troy
N.Y
American Legion
One Omaha Man Sheds Blood To Save Stranger
Pred W. Smith of Omaha offered to donate blood at a French base hospital when doctors feared a patient would die. Despite hardships, including unemployment and supporting a wife and two children, he remained determined to help others, showing heroism beyond his wartime duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith
Omaha
Wnrowmantic Nebrawke
Onnettia
Franca
Crnnba
Anit
Carrying On With the American Legion
A humorous fragment states the American Legion posts in Tracy Minnesota Willard and Stine organize a day of service for town cleanup and brightening. It mentions a new Legion definition evolving in Omaha and notes a maple tree transplant from Grant’s Tomb to a New York tree line, credited to the Legion and the American Forestry association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wussmer
Legion
Willard
Stine
Chingits County Legionaires of
Omaha
Grant
New York
Minsour
The
American Forestry Association
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Grace Miller White
Little, Brown & Co
Herve
Pollyen
Billy Guit
Vollyop
Ant Bishop
Thien
Lye Trwoger
Marcus Mac Brenate
Larry Bishop Duper
Tie
Bog
Giecard
Warner
Larry Man
Torin
United States
Hayward Thompeon
Handa
Buckeye
Molde
Philip Burger
Legion Man of
Portu
Omaha Alder
American Legion Post
Tracy, Minn
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