Sioux City Pioneer Beck Died After Brief Illness
Will H. Beck Sioux City pioneer died at his home after a six week illness. The obit notes his role in the early settlement and community leadership.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
3
Notable World Events From A World News Brief
A condensed world briefs page notes the death of John Logan president of Suffty Shoe after a train collision in Missouri, and several other dignitaries including William T. Lampton of Denver & Rio Grande, and Commodore John Heeleston Craven. Opera star Gail Curei to wed pianist Homer Samiels likely January 16. Washington reports cover shipping board accounting, FDA-style health notes, and a proposed central markets plan for perishables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Gail Curei
Chicago
Homer Samiels
Global Turmoil and Local Crime Report Highlights
A wide wire service digest notes British, Japanese, Italian and Turkish tensions, revolts and political shifts, plus multiple U.S. crime and labor updates. Items include violence in Georgia and Smyrna front proclamations, labor layoffs in Hammond and Detroit, a bank heist in Fort Worth, and a Kentucky moonshiner killed by his son.
Minnesota Woman Honored as State President of Legion Auxiliary
Dr Helen Hughes Hielscher was elected president at Minnesota s first state convention in Minneapolis where about four hundred delegates from 113 units gathered. The meeting established a state constitution and pledged dedication to Legion principles as the auxiliary prepares for a national organization expected to unite tens of millions of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hughes Hielscher
Women's Auxiliary of Legion
Minnesota
Frst
Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Minneapolis
National Organization of the Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Legion
Helen Hielscher
H. A. Lewess
Myrtle Getz
C. B. de Laurier
George H. Barber
Natonal
Pauline Curnick
Organization
National Headquarters
Kansas
Women’s Auxiliary
American Legion post formed in Warsaw with 40 ex service men
The American Legion in Warsaw Poland forms a 40 member post comprised of ex service men now serving with the Red Cross. Charles Phillips of New Richmond Wisconsin heads publicity for the Red Cross in Warsaw. Officers include HA Hall commander Lee D Rowe adjutant Frank R McKennay treasurer. Other details note prior service in France with Red Cross and army expeditions. Posts are also forming in Jerusalem and Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Warsaw
Poland
American Red Cross
Charles Phillips
New Richmond
Wis
Publcity Department
the Red Cross
HA. Hall
McDonald, Pa
Lee D. Rowe
McAllen
Tex
Frank R. McKennay
Richmond
Hall
France
Red Cross
Rowe
Legion
Jerusalem
Palestine
Peking
China
Most Popular at Carnival Votes Marie Balzarini
Miss Marie Balzarini of Brooklyn New York was voted the most popular girl in a Windsor Terrace carnival contest held by the American Legion post. The event, part of Easter season activities, boosts the post funds and provides amusement for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Balzarini
Honore
Windsor Terrace Post
Brooklyn
Windsor Terrace
Almerican Legion
American Legion
Legion Debates Blue Laws and Cigarette Stand
American Legion letters to national headquarters urge a clear position against efforts to ban cigarettes, while members stress individual voter rights within the Legion constitution. The national body says it has no time for controversy, focusing on its broader mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
The
Legion
National Organization of the Legion
Legion Probes Disabled Veterans Neglect in Government Care
The American Legion reports severe neglect in handling disabled veterans with hospitalization and care shortages. National commander B W Galbraith Jr calls it a blot on the nation, urging $5 billion needed for reform as more than 500,000 disabled men face long waits and mismanagement. The Legion plans hospital-by-hospital care programs with auxiliary and local groups, aiming to prevent bitterness among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Ysernment
Legion
B. W. Galbraith, Jr
Galheatth
France
Ald
American Legion
War Hero Avoids Cameras After Medal of Honor Feat
Colonel Whittlesey, famed leader of the Lost Battalion and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, told Fatty Arbuckle he would be secured to death before appearing on film. Despite war wounds and danger, he and his Three Hundred and Eighth Infantry comrades watched a five reel comedy in a Hollywood studio after relief from perilous action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittlesey
American Legion
Fatty” Arbuckle
Hollywood Woyle
Three Hundred and Eighth Infantry
Who's the boss here in Theea Daya tale
Two traveling salesmen stop at Q firm with nine sets of the World's Beat Literature in twelve volumes. A man at the door points to a tired hired hand, saying "He is" and claims to be employer 213 amid a weary field scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity 213
American Legion Weekly
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