Treasure Hunt Drama on Leeward Island Voyage
Spanish Camilla Kenyon storyline follows Jane Harding an older, respectable ruin seeking marriage for money. Miss Higglesby Browne finances a treasure hunt to Leeward Island. Virginia Harding boards the ship to stop them and clashes with Dugald Shaw and Cuthbert Vane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Harding
Cuthbert Vane
Dugald Shaw
Virginia
Shaw
Megnus
Hamilton H. Tubbs
Gimenty
Chthteri Yane
The Deep Adventure of Aunt Jane on the Beach
On the dawn beach a perilous landing unfolds as Aunt Jane and companions scramble from a corkscrewed boat. Tubbs, saved by a friend, jokes about Wall Street while Aunt Jane clutches her helmet and laments the surreal dangers of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Jane
Mr. Tubbsi
Jane
Mr. Tubbs
Nep
Wall Street
H. B
Miss Browne
Mss Browne
The Captain's Legacy on Leeward Island Camp
The narrator recalls a matinee dreamlike scene on Leeward Island describing its geography a cocoa palm grove and a pirate like hut. The party settles into camp with Aunt Jane Miss Browne and Cuthbert Vane as they adapt to island life pigs roam the woods a Bengal tiger fear is dismissed and daily routines begin with meals naps and cookery amid tropical showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeward Island
Hotion
Afr
Shaw
Cuthbert Vane
Rufus Smith
Misa Browne
Mr. Tubte
Wall Street
Tubbs
Arourer
Neptune
Violet
Jean Jacques’ Belef
Jane
Minnesota Legion Leader Valued for Jobs for Ex-Soldiers
Dr A A Van Dyke of Minneapolis Minnesota newly elected commander of the Minnesota Department of the American Legion is credited with finding jobs for 1800 ex service men. He has a long record as a soldier citizen and legionnaire and helped push the soldiers bonus bill. He was born in Alexandria Minn and graduated from the University of Chicago in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. VenDyke
Minneapolis
Mine
Minnesota Department of the American Legion
Amer Dcan Legion
Dr. van Dyke
St. Paul
United States
Hélios
Ramsey County
Doctor van Dyke
Alexandria
Minn
University of Chicago School of Medicine
University of Minnesota
Signal Corps
New Jersey
Campaigns Cut Red Tape for Disabled Veterans
The American Legion and Charles Forbes pushed the Sweet bill and reforms at the Veterans Bureau to eliminate bureaucratic hurdles for disabled veterans. The bureau under Forbes centralizes insurance hospital care and vocational training while evaluating claims to favor claimants when doubts arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Tape
American Legion
Charles. R. Forbes
Government
Veterans Bureau
Forbes
Barbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Mr. Forbes
Unemployment Cure Sought by Davis and Labor Leaders
James J. Davis, secretary of labor, outlines wage and profit ideas to spur recovery. He argues higher wages and profits enable spending on housing, goods, and services, while lower rents help workers accept better wages. The piece also notes the Layton steamer’s return to New York after a record run with a Legion crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
James J. Davis
Labor
New York
Rio de Janiero
American Leplon
Legion
Legion Poste
Platte
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
South American Legionpales
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Camilla Kenyon
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Vane
Cookie
Walt
Cookle
Aliss Higglesby- Browne
Magnus
Apollo
Aiggleshy‘Stowne
Suthbert Vane
Midge Browne
Con
Ekrek
Sete
Cuthbert
Minnesota
Veterans Bureau Arms
Legion Weekly
Tella
Wrigley's
Australia
Vaseline Petroleum
JEUY
Chesedeoquch State Street
MFG. CO
Paris
Bayer
Bayer Haedy
Ania
Taloum
Marina Eya
Tangie Cokies Stearns
Miding
Isis
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