Promote Trade in Near East Constantinople Leader President
Constantinople is hailed as the future Chicago of Europe as the American chamber of commerce for the Levant announces Gaye New as president. The group plans to expand US Levant trade through railroads docks housing and machinery, with New York offices and broad corporate support from American firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Chicago
Europe
Gaye
New York
Lucien Leving ‘Thoman
Standard Ol Company of
New Fork
Asia
Balkan States
Thomas
London
American Chamber of Commerce
The
Levant
Chamber
Ie 4 Cinely
America
Egypt
Rusa
Ber Ma
Italy
Avia
Thomsas
Sea of Marmorm
Roxphorus
Russia
United States
Thos
Black Sea
Enormus
Ruwain
Roumania
Brent Natural Resources
Bulgaria
Huck Sea
Macksen WA
Sittes
Trae
Juxo-Slavia
Old Serbia
Adriatic
Danube
Balkan
Juge Slavia
Greece
Near East
Turkey
Young ‘Turk Party
White
Mr. Thomas
J. M. Dixon
Tobacco
Nets Corporation
J. ¥. Lacey
Lacey Manufacturing Company
Donald Wrothingham
American Express
General Motors Company
Amory, Browne & Company
Great Lakes Trust Company
Commercial Union of America
Lockwood, Greene & Company
Hammons Typewriter Company
Farquhar Company
Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro
Robert College
Jared A. Porrell
A. 8. Steel Corporation
Phelps-Dodge Company
Brown Shoe Company
Interational Western Electric Company
H. J. Henry Company
GAINED AND LOST FORTUNES AT ALMACKS GAMBLING DEN
The Almack’s gambling club in London peaked in the late eighteenth century. Young dandies wore masks and fashioned attire to conceal emotions as they risked fortunes often reaching six figures. Swords flashed at a moment’s notice, and death could follow a bold challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almack's
London
Mose
Young Sparks
Confusing after dinner speech ends oddly
Fragmentary OCR-style lines reveal a misheard exchange about someone being gored and after dinner remarks. Names, places, or clear events are unclear, leaving a murky snippet with likely humorous or erroneous dialogue.
Heipful Hinta Jonee I want to do something big and clean before I die
Bonet Waeh elephant referenced in garbled note appears as fragmentary names and phrases. No clear event, date, or location can be established from the legible pieces. The text reads as a chaotic mix of personal names and stray statements without coherent news content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinta
Jonee
Bonet
American Legion Post Converts Historic Building Into Indoor Rifle Range
The American Legion Post No. 4 in Chicago will use the former Field Museum space beside Hyde Park as an indoor rifle range. The nine-lane range preserves memories of outdoor drill days while offering nine luxe lanes. Authorities approved the post’s request amid many groups seeking use of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mlb
Armerica
Hyde Park Post
The
Legion
Chicago
Field Museum
Park Couminsiiners
Pernission
Legion Post
Legionnaires
Hungry Plymouth Rock Rooster Grains The W A A L Fund
A hungry Plymouth Rock rooster in Kansas starved five hours then pecked 283 grains of corn and earned 528 dollars for the Women’s Auxiliary Mary of the American Legion in Cla marron. After a show, he faced more feeding questions and he finally swallowed 33 kernels before being sold on Twin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
Aux Mary
The
Américan Legion
Clamarron
Kan
Twin
Kansan
Rock
Auction of corn yields per grain profit to workers
Twice returned to the women and finally auctioned. A total of 229 dollars was earned, about 115 dollars per grain of corn. Mrs Selah E L Klein, national executive committee woman from Kansas Auxiliary, oversaw the affair. She is noted as an active worker educated at Wallesley College and the New England Conservatory. her husband served as a captain in the medical corps in the Argonne Meuse offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnally
Selah EL. Klein
Kansas Department of the Auxiliary
Klein
Wallesley College
New England Conservatory of Music
Argonne-Meuse
American Legion Girl Miss Stargaret Sousa Named
The daughter of John Philip Sousa earns the title American Legion Girl for starring in the Legion motion picture Lest We Forget. The film portrays the challenges faced by disabled World War I veterans seeking justice and unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stargaret Sousa
John Philp Sousa
Americain Legion
Legion
Fim
Transport crew warning from a cryptic American La Gloa item
A garbled note from American La Gloa Weekly reports Sam aboard a transport issuing a warning about Ab if he falls overboard. The fragmentary line suggests a cautionary scenario with unclear names and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Albert Hann a Legion leader and war veteran
Albert E Hann of Michigan is named head of the American Legion national service division. A veteran of World War I, Hann rose to captain in the 32nd Division and was severely wounded at Juigny Prince. He later directed war risk insurance conversions and welfare efforts, earning praise for aiding exservice men and securing funds for claims and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ios
Albert E Hann
Michigan
American Legion
National Service Division
aevNre
Haan
Wan
Actiow
Juvignye Prince
Thirty Second
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Laglon
Legion
Hann
United States Navy
Idaho
Grand Rapids
Mich
Moos
France
Mareshal
St. Naxaire
Books For Disabled Heroes Readiness By Congress
Disabled World War veterans will receive new books to aid recovery as Congress allocates 14000 dollars in the civil sundry bill for hospital libraries. The American Library Association and American Legion have supplied reading materials, with funds now intended to greatly augment their efforts across many hospitals.
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Congress
American Library Association
American Library Association of the American Legion
Creed of the Disabled Man Aimed at Veterans
Disabled World War veterans, many overseas and Walter Reed Legion members, draft a creed titled The Creed of the Disabled Man. Presented to President Harding during a hospital visit, the creed calls for usefulness, removal of pity, and a resolve to work, provide, and fear losing a place in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed Post
American Legion
Washington, D. C
Harding
Favores
Gune
Amoue Wn
Letter on cost of living in America versus France criticizes high prices
A member of the American Legion's Parti Post laments the high cost of living in the United States, citing a Paris restaurant menu with prices in francs. He contrasts it with American dollars and notes various dishes such as Chateaubriand and cafe au lait, illustrating the perceived price disparity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parte Post
American Legion
France
Honeymoon Ends as Felicia Redeems Dinner Drama
Felicia Newton revamps their home to end James’s lunchroom hunger. She fires the picky cook, hires a new helper, and creates a chic white kitchen. James returns from the lunchroom to find a refined dining room and a cozy evening, professing renewed affection as he admits he’s not hungry but loves her more when well fed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicia Newton
Ulere
Lowa
James Newton
Omar Khayyam
Felicia
James
Corus
Biddy
Tequfelk
Felleta
Jimmy
Felicia Menkly
Dames Newton
Botha
Twain
Yellela
Bine
Pelieta
Galt
Omly
Omer
Jamen
New York to Haverstraw Train Encounter on Stopover
A passenger from Haverstraw travels toward New York on the Hudson line, sharing a quiet conversation with a middle aged man about city life and homesickness. The piece then shifts to a Wreckless broadside on French sports policy and national identity, mentioning Carpentier and athletic culture.
How They Love One Another A Tiny Indies Tale
Mr Smith meets Mrs Jones and notes her lack of new wallet. The pair discuss clothes and the idea of wearing less. Next day they meet again and remark on the wallet, joking about fashion and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Mre Smith
Mrs. Jones
Mrs Smith
Mim Jones
Footman and Maid Diamond Necklace Tale Cleaned
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a local item involving a diamond necklace. Names such as Buaten Gioba and Mra Mule rox appear, with references to a maid and a footman. Cleaning up reveals a curiosity piece about a theft or discovered necklace and a promised fortune around ten thousand.
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Lowtine
Scralchin
Mra Mulerox
Pecklace
Buaten Gioba
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Woman's Organization
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Cimmarron
Rooster
Misa Margeret Gouna
Famors
Moapitain
Creed OF
Haven
Notley
Hudson
Tarrytown
Toneore
Haverstraw
le Spor
Prenen
Minker
Savral
Carpentier
Les Eportw
Lee Wrte
Manchester
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