Campaign for Legion endowment garners wide support
The article notes a committee led by PresIl et Gooltdas with Mrs Coolidge and others backing a five dollar rehabilitation endowment. Notables like Frances Cleveland Preston and Ernestine Schumann-Heink joined the roster as honorary members. The American Federation of Labor endorsed the drive at El Paso. National leaders outlined plans and pledged full support to aid 5,000 veteran orphans and widows nationwide.
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Iehua
Chee
Dawes
Preslet Gooltdas
Mra
Coolidge
Electiona Ars
Ecretariesy
Eughes
Mellon
Hoovar
Worl
Garay Havl
Weake
Wilbur
Stone
Noty
W. Bherie
John J. Pershing
John A. Lejeung
J. L. Bines
Frances Cleveland Preston
Whitetof
Rosedale
Inds
Yoristo
Allan Raymond Elected Commander of Omaha Legion Post
Allan Raymond, attorney, was chosen commander of Omaha’s Biggest Legion post for 1935. The election followed a two day ballot and aims include bringing the national Legion convention to Omaha in 1935. Former commander B. Bozell remains notable for his treasury work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma‘Sia
Neb
Allin Raymond
Omaha
Rayid
Igo B. Bozell
Legion
Bozell
Omalig Port
Unreadable OCR Brief Sparks Local Notice
Damaged text fragments reference local council matters and financial concerns with unclear names and dates. The readable portions hint at a weekly update involving bids or payments and community issues in a county context.
Fragmented OCR Receipt Fragments From Local Page
Readable OCR text shows broken strings and garbled names including a few proper nouns like Piney and Sangh. The fragment hints at a personal or business note with scattered terms rather than a coherent event or announcement.
Brave Commander Eddie Lindell Famed WWI Hero Profiles in Minnesota
Eddie Lindell known as Eddie gives a wartime record as commander of Minnesota American Legion operations. He enlisted in 1917 with the 151st Field Artillery, served in France, and earned the Croix de Guerre for signaling under fire. Back in Minneapolis he led VS. Grant Valley Post and long worked in insurance after stints with the Tribune and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badia Lindell
Edwin L
Eddie
Minnesota
One Hundred and Fifty-first Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Camp Mille
France
Artillery Signal Service
United States
Pexonne
Lfe
George Leach
Broutin
Barras
Ourcg River
Une
One Hundred and Seventeenth
Signal Corps
Sounio
Minneapolis
Legion
Grant Valley
The
Anniverslty of Minnesota
Minneapolis Tribune
Chippewa Service Dinner for Carl Anderson Post Guests
Members of Carl Anderson post in Ologuet Minnesota hosted Chippewas from the state reservation. Gerald V. Barron and Senator Diesen spoke while P. Th. Wadsworth presented U S signed certificates praising wartime patriotism. Chippewas aided war efforts by supporting food production Liberty bonds and war relief while sending personnel to the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Anderson Post
Ologuet
Minn
Gerald V. Barron
Post Department
Diesen
P. Th. Wadsworth
United States
Minnesota
President in Paris Frees Former Soldier
The American Legion post in Paris says President Dou margue granted a pardon to John J. Ayotte of Sheboygan Michigan, an American soldier jailed in France for arson after a dispute with his father in law. Ayotte allegedly fled to a neighbor’s barn which caught fire, and he confessed under alleged law confusion leading to imprisonment.
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American Legion Post
Paris
France
Doumargue
Arwon
Legion
John J. Ayotte
Sheboygan
Mich
America
Ayotte
Becaues
Seared
Surplus Funds Of Legion Reported For Jefferson David
Surplus funds exceeding the cost of Jefferson David are noted as being more than $2,000. The American Legion is in charge, with Memphis Tennessee referenced and the distribution described as a local community handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ménior
Robert Commodore Pedigree Aims for Consistent Racing Form
Robert Commodore, a young pacer bred from the race lines of Bob Commodore and Florence McKinney, shows strong Ohio and nearby state racing heritage. The sire Bob Commodore, 2.08, remains active after years on the tracks in 1924. Dam Florence McKinney, 2.08%, began racing as a three-year-old and won many races for owner Oscar Vallery in Derby Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Commodore
Ohio
Bob Commodore
Oscar Vallery
Derby
Bush and Shocker Compared In Trade Analysis
Record analysis shows Bullet Joe Bush, sent from the Yankees to St Louis in the Urban Shocker trade, had a dominant stretch against the Browns. He won seven straight decisions over three years, including four in a row last season, before the Browns ended the streak. Shocker struggled against the Yankees, losing five of six decisions last season while winning only two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Shocker
Joe” Bush
St. Louis
New York
Browns
Yankees
Ban Johnson Start As Reporter
Byron Bancroft Johnson long-time head of the American Baseball League began in journalism. His early career included covering the John L Sullivan Jake Kilrain fight at Richburg Mississippi on July 8 1889. Johnson recalls Kilrain as the last to leave the arena with the defeated fighter crying in his corner.
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Byron Bancroft Johnson
American Baseball League
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilran
Richburg
Miss
Sullivan Kilran
Ban
Sullivan
Johnson
Kilraln
Ki'raln Wie
Regatta Roots and Rousing Talks from the Sporting World
Notes cover early yacht racing in New York in 1848, Notre Dame coach Rockne's large gridiron squad, winter baseball in Fort Worth, a South Carolina captain election, and various baseball and golf items. The mixed column mentions players, teams, and venues with blanked or garbled phrases throughout.
Fans Like Action in Football Game
Football fans show strong interest as teams deliver high pace play and uneven matchups. Coaches note tough batters and pitchers in earlier lines. the public craves action and more competition, drawing larger crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Tlee
Griffith Credited With Creating The Get The Break Phrase
Harry Tavis credits Clark Griffith with originating the saying get the break used by coaches to cue base runners. Griffith shouted get the breaks to start windups and seize the pitcher's motion, a practice Tavis says spread across sports through his coaching.
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Harry Tavis
Gome
Ato
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark Griffith
Sass Davis
Griffith
Crittith
Tex Rickard Eyes Dempsey Gibbons Fight Next Spring
Promoter Tex Rickard says a Dempsey versus Gibbons match could be staged on May 5 at Madison Square Garden or Boyle’s Thirty Acres in New Jersey. He notes a prior talk with Jack Kearns and plans to outbid rivals, aiming to end Dempsey’s career in boxing with the bout.
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California
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Pacific Coast
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Gibbons
Agarng the Garden Impresario
Madison Square Garden
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jersey City
Jack Kearns
Norfolk
Eearden
Kearna
Jockey Ivan Parke Tops United States Racing Wins This Season
Ivan Parker s Leader Ivan Parke a youthful rider for Harry Payne Whittey leads American jockeys this season with 202 victories in 812 mounts. He finished second 168 times and third in 118 races. J Wallace rode 165 winners in 898 attempts and Johnny Mualben pivoted 189 of 645 mounts to victory. Thirty jockeys have ridden more than 70 winners this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Parkers
Ivan Parke
Harry Payne Whittey
J. Wallace
Johnny Mualben
Favor Change in Scoring After Touchdowns
The passage advocates abolishing the try for point after touchdowns, citing season results and a Georgia loss to Yale where a failed kick decided the game. Some propose a scrimmage variant or no kick, arguing the current point after limits ties but remains controversial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Yale
Jack Sharkey Barred From Boxing License Report
A garbled notice indicates Jack Sharkey's boxing license was revoked or suspended. The fragment mentions a bantamweight connection and refers to a regulatory action in New York, with unclear dates and details.
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Jack Sharkey
The
New York Mathie Co Fatus
Peciava
Low Arkey's
Ettoni
Fort Sackville and Vincennes in Revolutionary Struggle Retold
The piece recounts Vincennes and Fort Sackville’s roles in early American history. It covers de Vincennes establishing posts on the Wabash, the fort’s renamings by Capt. Leonard Helm to Fort Patrick Henry and Fort Sackville, Clark’s 1779 siege and victory, and the eventual rise of U S control sealing Northwest War success. It notes key figures Francois Morgan de Vincennes George Rogers Clark and Sir Thomas Sackville.
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Vincennes
Indiana
Francois Morgan Dé Vincenne
George Rogers Clark
Inland Empire of
America
Wabash River
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
de Vincenne
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Wabash
Onabache
St Francis Xavier
Paste Vincents
Clark
Fort Sackville
Fort Patrick Henry
United States
Auine
Ste Fingstaff
France
Red Cross
England
Fort Dearborn Massacre and Chicago’s Early Forts
The article recalls two Fort Dearborns and Fort Chartres defining early American rule in the Mississippi and Great Lakes regions. It recounts Detroit 1812 evacuation led to the Fort Dearborn massacre with 53 killed and wounded, including Mrs Heald and Captain Wells, and notes the 1817 Fort Dearborn’s role as a fur post, while Chicago rises as America’s second metropolis.
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Timeis
Fort Chartres
Mississippi
Fort Dearborn
Lake Michigan
Mississippi Valley
Fort
Henry Dearborn
Hull
Detroit
Nathan Heath
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ronald
Michigan Avenue
Lake Shore
Borier
Herbisman
William Wells
Black Partridge
Birs. Helm
Dearborn
Amersca
Chicago
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Yithe
Ameneas
Edwin L. Lindell
Carl Anderson
Johnny Farrell
Tampa
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Tampa Fla
Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
Doc Hawkins
Mr Davis
Nick Cullop
Vikings
Huggins
Ban Johnson
Ao Cub
Cincinnati
Sonn
Sporting World
New York Yacht Club
Enute Rockne
Notre Dame
South Bend
Fort Worth
J. C. Long
Charleston
South Carolina
Washington
Champs
Harris Ig
Duffy Lewis
Oscar Vitt
Rudy Kallie
Red Sox
Salt Lake City
Alstriets
New. Nork
Elty
Bas Johnny
Garriden
Svenera
de Fo
W. 8. Galdwell
St. Louie
Rochester Club
Savannah
Topeka
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Hagen
Hoad
Hansen
Syradise End
Walter Keating
Waterbury
Wester Association
B. Claybrook
Augusta
Mike
Romine
Ietsli
Lo Beati
Dempsey-Gibbons
U.S. History
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
Pd Pez
LSU
Yee
Wan
Vt Sa
White
J. B. Colt Carbide-gas
J. B. Colt Company
josm-Sacuirais
Our
New Youk
N.Y
Rochesten
Ceurcaceo
Root Monadnock Breck
DAVIS
PTAC
West Virginia
Pali Weekly
Gold Nursery
Mason City
W. Va
Tanlac
K. M. Lowe
Welnut Park
Cal
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