Robert H. Tyndall Named National Treasurer of the American Legion
Robert H. Tyndall, a Indiana-born banker with Fletcher-American ties, has been elected national treasurer of the American Legion succeeding Casper G. Bacon. A veteran of Indiana National Guard service, he commanded a regiment in World War I and helped lead the Rainbow Division from France to occupation duties until May 1919.
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Robert H. Tyndall
The
American Legion
Todiampoua
Legion
Fletcher-American
Casper G. Bacon
Boston
Tyndall
Indiana National Guard
Twenty
Indiana Volunteer Battery
Porto Rico
Indiana Field Artillery
Mei
Llano Grande
Tex
One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery
Rainbow
France
Germany
Army of Occupation
Reynolds takes top post with Indianapolis chamber
Lieut. Col. John B. Reynolds who supervised reemployment relief for ex servicemen in 17 states has left military service to become general secretary of the Indianapolis chamber of commerce. His Washington experience and Legion ties suit the role at a major civic organization, with 4000 members and a strong local industry profile.
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John B. Reynolds
Raef
Central
American Legion
Indianapolis
Indianapolia,chamber of Commerce
Col. Reynolds
Cal
Reynolds
France
Washington
Kenly
Military Aeronautics
N2ir
Mensher
Ferdianapolis
Legion
Etal
War Department
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
War museum and library to be built in Indianapolis
National American Legion headquarters announce a permanent war museum and library will be established in Indianapolis. The project includes a large museum with thousands of military artifacts, a war library, and auditorium space open to veteran and allied groups. The collection will feature the first American flag over the top, field artillery, gas masks, and historic posters, with extensive archives on World War I and related organizations.
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The
American Legion
War Museum
the Legion
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Confederate Veterans
America
Canadian War Veterans’ Association
Avenue Champs Elysees
Place de la Concorde
Tha
the Invalides
Paris
London
Heil Cross
Wae Camp Community Service
For Sale A White Rotary Sewing Machine Bargain
White Rotary sewing machine almost new in oak cabinet with six drawers. Also a fine clothes wardrobe with six drawers Phona 99.
Reed Smoot the watchdog of the Treasury
A New York Evening Post editorial praises Senator Reed Smoot for his steady public service, detailing his cautious scrutiny of appropriations and his opposition to indiscriminate printing of public documents. The piece credits his diligent, humdrum work with earning respect among colleagues and public gratitude.
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Senuator Smoot
Treasury
Smoot
Committee On Printing
New York Evening Post
Foggy Enchantment and a Soldier’s Return Dance
Sally Anne slips into a fog bound evening with a tall unknown dancer at a seaside pavilion while her husband Jerry, a captain, learns of the encounter from a distant station. The next morning the truth surfaces as the couple navigate trust, flirtation, and forgiveness after a night of dancing and deception.
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Sally Anne
Harry
Coupelet
Indy
Sally
Toronto
Sally Annie
Jerry
Jerry Set
Blake
Jerery
Tadeo
Blaine
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Amercan Legion
W.us
George H. Rennick
Ald Lemuel Bolles
Awoma Legion
Lemuel Bolles
National Aidjutant
Reenick
Prust
Pressed Steel Car Company of
New York
Willard Straight
J. P. Morgan & Company
American International Corporation
D. C
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Institution of the American Legion
Utah Statesman
Hern
Reed Smoot
Washington Dispatches
Senate
Isis
McClure
Byndicate
Xeashaore
Santero
Inst
Wilson
Turner
Dandy Tung
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