Washington Eyes Broad Forestry Policy Shift Amid Prohibition Debates
Washington reports indicate the Chamber of Commerce backs a broad national forestry policy with government action likely. Prohibition enforcement remains a live issue as multiple bills, plus a study of naval leases, are discussed by lawmakers.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Antalcon League
AJ RO
Committee On Public Lands
Washington Shipping Board
Coolidge
Bailey
North Atlantic
United Wingdom Services
Chicago
Dureau
Middlewest
Evience
Philadelphia
State Department
Department of Justice
Charles L. Craig
New York
Mayer
Arthur MacArthur
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Elmer Gates
Washington iIn
Prohibition
Haynes
Obregon
Mexico
South Dakota News Highlights Across Towns
Encampment forms in Belle Fourche with 42 charter members while Iroquois to Cavour highway work nears completion. Brookings plans first annual corn show at bath school gym. Major Cheyenne River bridge near Edgemont awarded to Sioux Falls contractor. County corn crops surge with 65 559 acres yielding nearly 2 000 000 bushels.
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Fonte News Service
Belle Pourche
Odd Fellows
Iroquois
Cavour
Brookings
Commercial Club of
Bath School
Edgemont
Cheyenne River
Sioux Falls
Oaooma
Lyman County
Gertrude Wraemer
Parker
Woodman
South Dakota
State Supreme Surt
George W. Egan
Bryant
Hamlin Iity
Canistota
Pierre
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Nebraska
Sesson
Gedmoed
Lake Preston
Fairbankt
Soux Falls
North
Nizaneseta
North Dakota
Gor
Nestos
Preas
Mizaneseta
Fargo
J. J. Saibran
Siva Falls
Silivatr
New Membership Boom At Altus American Legion Post
Roy R. Volk, adjutant of the James Monroe Rosch post in Altus Oklahoma, grew post membership from 15 to 202 in under a year. He secured a top equipped club room with a 800 meal capacity, billiard room, and a $1500 library, while visiting ex service men in Altus and nearby farms. Volk hopes to hit higher numbers before year end and to own a post home, despite personal wartime losses and service recognition.
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Roy R. Volk
Altus
Okla
Legion Post
James Monroe Rosch
American Legion
Volk
Ing Country
Post
Post Field
Flags Return to Ohio Statehouse in Sealed Case
Flags carried by Ohio units in World War I and Civil War are placed in a sealed glass case at the Ohio Statehouse Columbus. Veterans from Civil and World wars attend the return ceremony guided by War Department orders. Three national defense units are represented by World War I flags: Regular Army National Guard and Reserve Camp. Col Charles Bbowies presents the flags to Ohio Adjutant General Henderson as American Legion officials participate.
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Ohio
Columbus
War Department
Guam
Charles Bbwwies
Staf
Fort Bates
United States
Fotast
Henderson
Legion Their Best Friend Quote From American Veterans
Fragmented OCR quotes the American Legion motto about veterans and service. The text references James A N-Ferism and the Dieseed American Veterans group, with garbled phrases about leadership, elections, and the Legion as a supportive network for disabled veterans.
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Legion
James
Delewe
American Legion
American Legion outlines year’s policy at national convention
The San Francisco convention adopted resolutions guiding rehabilitation for disabled veterans, calls for more funds and beds, survey of institutions for mental illness, and continued support for adjusted compensation. It backs universal service, civilian welfare programs, and stricter immigration controls, while condemning radical groups.
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Legion
United States
National Legion
San Irancisco
American Legion
Legan
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Frank T. Hines
National Rehabilitation Committee of the Legion
National Rehabilitation Committee
Congress
National Americanization Commission of the Legion
Bureau of Community Welfare
Smi
Inter Dat Dalpete
UN American
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Building or Civic Record
Fragmentary text appears to reference a period of time and civic or building matters with garbled names and dates. It mentions a structure, a city or district, and entries or measures but lacks readable specifics or identifiable entities.
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Deere
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Hamline
Samuel Tho Wherfoot
Tt Hamline University
Norton Field
Detroit
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Habe Ruth
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Matagua
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Turkey
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Donegal
Paris M. Pescara
Issvy Les Moulhnmean
Pescara
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Firpo
University of
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Rhine
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Christiania
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Arctic
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Wistine
Sivertsen
Spicelergen Arty East March
Wrangel Bland
Carta Ames
North Pale
Nagera
News of
Missouri
Bryan Adams
Kentucky
Sioux Palls
Ziegler
Carter
Ziegler and
Seneca
Sedewick White Lake
White Lake
Plankinton
Custer Battlefield
Camberlain
Bridgewater
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Newell
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Amonuhead
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Wilbark
Mitchell
Snc
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Dick Williams
Philip Onida
Oneidas
Kiwanis Club
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Pennington County
Mellette
Presbyterian
Custer
United States Forest Service
Miller
Mc.Nenny
Deadwood
J. Ferguson
Roy R. Voik
Buckeye Capital
Disabied
Amencar Veterans Express
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Satier
Aed
Cormaal
Colombmd
Corema
American Legion News Service
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