Silent City Squatter Trials And Astorm Aid
Evelyn Robertson pushes Polly Hopkins toward a reluctant marriage as Hopkins faces a dire prison sentence. Polly fights to save her father Jeremiah while Robert Percival presses support and court action. A violent night storm brings emergency aid when a man is struck by lightning and collapses at Polly’s shanty.
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Evelyn
Robert
Pollyop
Modert
Marcus
MacKenzie
Silent City
Hopkins
Tim
Pooker
Jeremiah Hopkins
Pell
Jerry
Polly
Min
Moe
Hubert
Donne
Polly Hopkins
Dean
Lali
Granny Hope
Maddy
Hapkine
Lnw
Robert Merchat
Jeremiah
Marcus Mace Kensie
Bennett
Maren
Eve
Oscar
MacKensie
Pally
Children's Society
Ishael
Oncar
Eve Marcus
Auburn
Rhea Ci
Dennett
Grefty
Eveisn
Orear
Pouyop
Orene
Wnilsery
Tilly Hopking
Jeremial
Ithaca
Daddy
Aubarn
Abe
Robert Percival
Evelyn Robertson
Cornell University
Pillar From Bellau church gifts to American Legion HQ
A World War relic pillar from the altar of a ruined Belleau church near Châlons sur Marne in France was sent to the American Legion national headquarters in Indianapolis. The pillar bearing shell damage was preserved by French villagers as a good omen after liberation, now honored under flags at the Legion.
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Belleau
National
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
France
Herleau
Chatoan-Thierry
Amer+ dea
Bellen
Legion
Sweethearts in a Rural Turmoil Ends in Forced Departure
A tangled tale unfolds around squatters near Milent CG and wealthy landowner Meriva Macy Kensie. Polly overhears a plot, Evelyn clashes with mob, and Nobert Percival emerges as a key confidant. Rival loyalties, love, and betrayal drive an arranged meeting that ends with arrests and a planned marriage between Evelyn and Mackensie Percival.
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New York
Vally Hoveine
Mall Jerry
Ureve
Rouse
Kelahibor
Keelyn Hoverteay
Airt
Meriva Macy Kensie
Polly
Mackeneis
Ger
Evelshy Robertson
Nobert Patelval
Evelyn
Folly
Mobert Percival
Wally
Tenet
Ovear
Mirena
Hvelyn
Larry Hishop
Hioh
Diyomim
Courney
MacKansia
Bennett
Evelin
Lin
Nobert der Eival
Tom Ceeur
Percival
MacKensile
Prince of Wales Exempt From Income Tax Claim
The article reports that the Prince of Wales is exempt from income tax, while noting ambiguity about whether his brothers share the exemption. The text discusses possible implications and legal interpretations regarding royal income and tax status.
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Prince of Wales
Ars
Will Pay The Buckeye Boys To Rob ert Roberts
A payment of 29 million dollars to Robert Roberts of Youngstown by a former vice commander of the Union Department of the American Legion was announced. The funds, part of compensation for World War service, were approved by the state fund commission, seen as a Legion victory to keep payments from politics. The plan provides ten dollars per month of service up to a maximum of two hundred dollars for World War I veterans. The item references listening in and veteran involvement, with Roberts noted as a former sergeant major in the Thirty-fovensh meics era.
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Nenr
Weo
Robert R. Roberts
Youngstown
Unio Department of the
American Legion
Roberte Ly
Obie
Mactor
Roberts
Carnegie Steel Mills
Mink
Ing Fund
The Silent Partner Wedding Quip Fragment
A fragmented OCR line shows a wedding scene with a groom taunting the bride and a whispered challenge about commitment, featuring phrases about a wife and feminine assurance. The readable text hints at a humorous or tense exchange amid the ceremony, reflecting arch dialogue and social dynamics.
Milwaukee Woman Leads Legion Auxiliary Welfare Drive
Mrs Maud Cudworth of Milwaukee Wisconsin national vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary directs welfare work across the Midwest. She supervises letters, reading materials, clothing and comforts for disabled veterans in hospitals while personally visiting facilities and reporting needs to government officials. A Milwaukee Legion post adopted her as Mother after she lost her son in the war.
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Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas
Maud TL
Cureforth
Milwaukee
Wit
National
American Legion Auxiliary
Mia. Cudworth
National Welfare Committee
Auxiliary
Legion
Miwaukee
Two Profiteers and a Le Sueur War Heroine
In Le Sueur Minnesota two profiteers described as one kind and another both affected war morale. Mrs Benriccta A Blarkey owner of a moving picture theater gave free lights and heat for wartime gatherings and showed pictures of local service members. Her generosity and loss of bank balance supported service men, earning high praise from Le Sueur Legionnaires who honor her as a notable profiteer in goodwill.
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le Sueur
Minn
Benriccta
A.blarkey
Mr. Starkey
Germany's War Losses From Official German Records
A study of German war department archives shows 46 men killed and 109 wounded per hour during World War I. The report records 13,000 killed or dying of wounds or sickness among the kalver service, with 4,246,779 deaths directly traceable to the war and total casualties near 12,000,000.
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German War Department
von Altrock
Te Kalver
Ait: Fook
Veterans aid and draft laws shape postwar policy
In Elizabeth town Indiana veterans groups push for a community home and Gold Star Legion recognition while wartime draft dodger prohibitions advance in New York. A Washington state program supports ex service men with a $53 million yearly renewable term insurance plan, and local war service efforts rally parents and siblings.
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State of Washington
Eee
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Grace Miller White
RH Livingstone
Little Brown and Company
Oscar Bennett
Marcus MacKenzie
Shapter
Buckeye Boys
Robert Roberts
Ohio Department
Machider
Mra Maud Cudworth
Wis
Legion Boys
Henrietta Starkey
Germany
Vetere
Sben
New York State
Eeneral Assembly
Legion Porte
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