Iowa News Items of Interest Highlights From Storm Lake to Des Moines
A wide survey of Iowa notes shows Storm Lake aging 50 on Aug 12 with a 4000 population, a Mason City suit for 100000, a Nad joint Legion aux in Mackoketa, and Guard units in camp. Other items include accidents in Atlantic and Stanwood, a Cedar Rapids kidnapping ruse, hospital openings, and state fair plans.
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Bert Magnees
Atlantic
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Lois Umhoefer
Mason City
A. H. Brett
Gertrude Darrel
Louis Adelman
Robert Smith
Iowa City
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Omaha
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Fort Dodge
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Siago Hansen
H. L. Hanson
Potles
Fort Madison
Beleve
Eston Ross
Etta Purvie
Sini Purvis
James McCloskey
St. Charles
Euesta
Gilbert N. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Tama
Robert Reeves
Bop
Edward Fett
Ankeny
Dex Moines
Ciy
Bormal
Warren County
Indianole
Fairfield National Bank
Bond and Mortgage Company of
Cumber
Tom
Louis Reiner
Cedar Rapids
North Laws Lutheran Hospital Association
Hell
St. Luke's Hospital
Harald Thayer
Harry Thayer
Ocheyedandle
Herbert Dean Farm
Ocheveflan
Thayer
Russo Polish War Settlement Proposals From Wilson
A summary of world events notes President Wilson and Secretary Colby proposing withdrawal of Russian forces from Poland and allied troops from ethnographic Russia, with assurances against dismemberment. Other items include grain and coal crop forecasts, rail and aviation developments, political nominations, labor actions, and various international tensions.
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Poland
Russia
Wilson
Colby
Legion Adopts French War Orphans for Aid
American Legion posts and members contribute seventy five dollars to sponsor French war orphans for one year. Donations go directly to the child with the Red Cross handling administration. 8,000 children in distress in France are identified as potential wards.
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Legion
New Jersey Post
Robert H. Tyndall
Thomas Goldinger
R. L. Jones
Milwaukee Post
Post
France
Red Cross
Elgin Legion Post Gains Free Land Donation in Kansas
Mrs. Margaret Gunn donated an acre in Elgin Kansas to the Luther S Hankinson post of the American Legion. The land in the Enogas oll Gelds area may help the post finance and equip its own clubhouse. The facility cost about 5000 and includes a kitchen dining room billiard and reading room. The post has 185 members with active auxiliary participation and Decoration Day activities.
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Elgin
Kan
Margaret Gunn
American Red Cross
Luther S. Hankinson
Legion
Kansas
Frank
Samuel
Barraess
Miller of Delaware Retires as Legion Committee Chairman
Thomas W Miller of Delaware retires from the American Legion legislative committee after guiding ex service men’s compensation bills and related efforts in Washington and Minneapolis. John Thomas Taylor of Washington appointed to finish Miller’s term. Miller, a former private who rose to lieutenant colonel and served in France, was the youngest member of the Sixty Fourth Congress.
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Thomas
W. Miller
Delaw
Tomata
the Legion
Sir Aliller
Miler
Minneapolis
Ventiori
Congress
American Legion
Miller
Legion
D'dler
John Thomas Taylor
Washington, D.C
Plattsburg
One Hundred
Fourteenth Infantry
France
Katha
Delaware
Bergdoll Certainty in Legion Certificate Cancellation
The article reports efforts by the American Legion to cancel Bergdoll's Aero Club of America pilot certificate No. 169 amid a reward total of 5056 for his arrest. A Phoenix Arizona post member notes expected Legion and public support for swift action and removal of Bergdoll from official rolls.
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Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Aero Club of America
Legion On Anal
Lemuel Bolles
National Adjutant of the Legion
Kenneth W. Uattz
Frank
Strust National
Dgalat
Wlacker’ Nape” S
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