Washington Fights in House and Senate Wax Hot
A sprawling report outlines heated political clashes in Congress as efforts toward harmony fail. It notes the Cham... Washington and themes spanning commerce forestry policy, prohibition law discussions, and President Coolidge’s messages to Congress on tax cuts and pensions.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Coolidge
Congress
Dorsaen
League of Nations
William Gibba McAdoo
Board of Temperance
Methodine Episcopal
Department of Justice
Charlesll
Craig
Controalier
New York
Mayer
Coolidge Washington
District Boards of Appeal
Hines
United States Army
Secretary of War
Mitchell to entertain Rosebud poultry show December 20 21 22
A South Dakota item notes Colome to host the Rosebud poultry show on December 20 through 22 with an added farmers' short course. Additional plans include an indoor circus in Mitchell in January and Nellie Hustad of Highmore granted a patent on a coaster sled improvement.
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Wester
Union
Colone
Colome
Mitchell
Corn Palace Committee
Highmore
Nellie Hustad
Watertown
South Dakota Dairy Association
Parker
Turner County
Davis
Chancellor
Dalton
Pierre
State Automobile Department
Pierre -Eli Spotted Bear
Black Hills
Henry
Gettysburg
Here
Benjamin Savage
Brookings —Co-operative
South Dakota
DC Cooperative Livestock Shipping Associations
State College
Rapid City
Rapid City Commercial Club
Miller
Wich
Niller Distry
Ouida
Onida
Sally County
Brook
Gilbert 5
Weaver
L. H Saréer
White Lake
Scot Dunbots Telephone Association
Thomass Phelan
Aberteem
Potter County
Amd
Walt
Erverer
Pertiera Nebrasta
Remewerd Flags Frome Gravea Legemeaiers
The article describes a city action regarding removing flags from grave markers of veterans in Rutherford Illinois. City officials coordinated a cleanup in the core memorial area and noted broader efforts to maintain the aril view around the veterans’ graves.
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Rutherford
N. IL
Finc Bet
Legion Band from Wichita at National Convention
The American Legion band of Wichita Kansas represented the state at the San Francisco national convention. The 45 member group received 1500 dollars from the state treasury to cover travel expenses after organizing in 1922 and earning seventh place in New Orleans. Led by Lester Weatherwax, the band has performed locally, including municipal concerts and Wheat and Farm exposition engagements.
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Sweden
London
Germany
Portugal
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Marcelo Alvear
Manila
Gregago Carmichael
Oklahoma
Seattle
President Madison
Stockholm
Gothenberg
Wartsawa
Genoa
Novorossysk
Black Sea
Kindo
Russia
Italy
Warsaw
Mucha
Balfour
Louis Rosenthal
Baltimore
Zionists of America
Balfours
Palestine
Philippine Constabulary
Major Gay Fort
Eader Santiago
Santiago
Spain
Iowa Guard
San Francisco
Covington
Manila Bay
Holle Holle
Cavite
Shade
States
Rockford
National Guard
Texas
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mitchell
South Dakota Guard
Camp Greene
N. C
Forty-first
American Legion Band of
Wichita
Kan
Service Men's Association
Legion
New Orleans
Wichits
Lester Weatherwax
Three Hundred and Forty-first Field Artillery Band
Lyceum
Chautaugus
Heavy charges on casket for veteran body shipment
The body of World War veteran Seaman E Vause arrived in Wilmington North Carolina after death in a Palo Alto California Veterans Bureau hospital with 246 dollars in casket charges. No relatives could be found to cover costs and J L Sprunt commander of the local American Legion post guaranteed payment so the body was buried with Legion rites. Veterans Bureau officials face protest over shipping charges without checking for available funds and a ruling on transportation payment is being sought.
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Wilmington
N. C
Seaman E. Vause
Veterans’ Bureau
Palo Alto
Cal
J. L. Sprunt
American Legion
Concert funds aid needy ex servicemen in Columbus
A Columbus Ohio concert series sponsored by the American Legion county council will feature leading national opera artists including Madame Schumann-Heinke Mischa Elman and Louis Graveure. Gen Chauncey B Baker directs the events at Memorial Hall with proceeds benefiting needy veterans.
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Columbus
American Legion County Council
Chauncey B. Baker
Legion
Madame Schumann-Heinke
Mischa Elman
Louis Gravure
Memorial Hall
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Monster alligator sighting in Florida prompts odd question
A Florida tourist asks what food the alligator prefers. The attendant calmly replies that the creature is fed mostly fish, but the tourist wonders if feeding babies is allowed. The attendant confirms the law does not permit such feeding.
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Florida
American Legion Weekly
Cement executive promotes Legion membership drive
Richard Hardy, president of Dixie Portland Cement in Richard City Tennessee, urges ex service men among 61 employees to join the American Legion. His effort to boost Legion membership increased from 40 to over 100 veterans, reflecting strong post support.
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Richard Hardy
Dixie Portland Cement Company
Richard City
Tenn
American Legion
Cement Company
Marton Post No
Legion
Tardy
Legion Post
Chippewa Legion Band Formed at Reserve
The ill formed group of Chippewa Indians, veterans of the World War, convened at a Legion event in Explore Reserve. National Commander Al Wingwell attended, presenting the tribe’s chief, Rea Hifving Hind, with honors as the first noted writer from the band.
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American Legion
Wincoweli
Legion Parkway 180 feet Wide in Allentown Area
Old text fragment describes Legion Parkway widening near Allentown, mentioning parking enforcement and traffic plans. Ambiguous OCR fragments reference nearby towns and a government project but lack clear dates or official actions.
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