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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1922

Page

6

Eastern Journal Praises Iowa College of Commerce Progress

The University of Iowa College of Commerce gains favorable notice for its theoretical business curriculum and practical cases guiding graduates into versatile executive roles. Dean Dr. Chester A. Phillips draws prominent faculty to Town and the program reports enrollment up 20 percent, with 3575 students and 120 instructors.

Eastern Journal Lauds Iowa College of Commerce University of Tews College of Comerce 1 of Commerce Petabli Aueh

Do Not Open Delayed Christmas Mail Warnings

Do not wait until the last minute to mail letters and packages. Some people mail early for delivery before Christmas while others delay and create a flood at the post office. Mail out of town packages early in the week beginning December 11th and city deliveries the week ending December 18th.

Mary

Iowa American Legion Notes on Bonus Bill and Leadership

Iowa American Legion officials reject claims the state bonus is unconstitutional and expect 4¢ bonds to start early in 1925. The national adjutant stresses the Legion as a public institution serving veterans, with leadership and civic duties. MacNider denies political ambitions as state events and post actions highlight ongoing membership drives and 1922 members signing up for 1923.

Iowa American Legion Legion Supreme Court Bonus Board Wnable State Legion Committee State House Indianola Hanford MacNider Warren Post MacNider James F. Barton Iowa American Legion National Conference of Adjutants Indianapolis, Inc Mingo

Commerce Club and Honor Societies Shape Student Ambitions

The passage notes diverse aims among women in college toward banking buying advertising and executive or educational roles. It explains that the top 15 percent of women join Gamma Epsilon Pi and a portion of men join Beta Gamma Sigma, both national honorary groups. The Commerce Club invites successful executives to speak on commercial issues and publishes The Journal of Business edited in New York City as a leading student publication.

Ation Gamma Epsilon Pi National Honorary Commerce Sorority Coltuge Beta Gamma Sigma Honrary Commerce Fraternity Commerce Club Journal of Business New York City

Ogden Legion Fiddlers Contest Draws Huge Crowd

The Ogden Legion post staged an old time fiddler's contest before a large crowd with a past commander winning among many entrants. Veterans seeking vocational training must file by December 16 with the nearest U S Veterans Bureau office per an American Legion bulletin.

Ogden Town Legion Post U. S. Veterans Bureau American Legion

Legion homes dedicated at three cities

Legion homes have been dedicated at Sac City Grand Junction and Plainfield in recent days. The Sac City building cost 20000 dollars and is described as among the finest of its kind in the middle west.

Legion Sac City Grand Junction Plainfield Middle West

Resolutions Condemn Emden Officer Lecture Tour

Local posts pass bitter resolutions denouncing the lecture tour of the former commander of the German raider Emden. The state Sector paper targets Harry Weing as executive secretary of a regional group, criticizing his appointment and past service in the regular army.

Emden Towametiain Vagion Harry Weing Loma Bonus Dondra, Ra Gffadwate West Potterved We. Moines Wilkins

Legion drama and town honors mirror wartime ties

The piece notes financial sacrifice for a bonus bill and board secretaryship, reports a clash between Rev C G Belsheim of Dows and Legionaires over Armistice Day dance, and mentions Fort Dodge Legion basketball post and band expansions in Iowa communities. It also mentions Red Star fairgrounds renamed American Legion Park in honor of veterans.

Bonus Board C. G. Belsheim Norwegian Lutheran Church Dows Towa Vend Legionaires Fort Dodge American Legion Frank Pitvan Ft. Dodge

Legion post seeks retracting remarks by Rev Ro L Throw

Grand Junction Legion post demands that Reverend Ro L Throw retract alleged slighting remarks about the dedication of the Grand Junction Legion post home due to a dance on the program. In Boone a woman with a frozen foot and her husband stranded en route from Colorado to Chicago were helped by Boone Legionaires when they learned the husband was a World War veteran.

Ro L. Throw Presbyterian Church Grand Junction Legion Post Boone Colorado Chicago Boone Legionaires

Oelwein Legionaires Presented Largest Cake Ever

The Oelwein Legionaires were presented with what was described as the largest cake ever given to a Legion post by a bakery. The cake contained 28 pounds of sugar 28 pounds of flour 1 pound of baking powder 11 eggs and 10 pints of milk with frosting of 19 pounds powdered sugar and 2 quarts of egg whites.

Oelwein Legionaires Legion Post

Post in Marshalltown denounces beer and bonus bills in Congress

The Frank Lewis Glick Post at Marshalltown adopted strong resolutions condemning the so called beer and bonus bills in Congress, signaling firm opposition from local veterans.

Congress Frank Lewis Glick Marshalltown

Memorial Park proposed on mill race land at Waterloo

Becket Chapman post advocates reclamation of land along the mill race at Waterloo for a World War veterans memorial park. The proposal aims to preserve a public green space and honor veterans through a dedicated memorial site.

Waterloo Becket Chapman

Iowa Veterans Bonus Debate and Chicago Flag Outrage

Civic groups cooperate as Iowa veterans seek bonus payments to heirs of Eugene Weeks, hanged for the Fosdick slaying. The state Legion denies opposing the heir’s claim, noting Weeks’s honorable discharge. Kansas veterans may claim $1 per day by writing to Topeka officials. Dr C J Snitkay criticizes Senator Horah for flag treatment and his stance on political prisoners in his Midwest newspaper letter.

Eugene Weeks George Fosdick Des Moines State Legion Department Weeks Iowa Legion Kansas C. I. Martin Topeka Horah Chicago C. J. Snitkay Belle Plaine Fifth District Legion Executive

Menahan Post Sets Iowa Legion Birth Record in Month

Six baby boys born to Menahan Post members in one month tops Iowa Legion records. Chaplain M C Dickson who earned a D S C in wartime service organized a new Legion post at Dexter Iowa and recently took the pastorate of the Presbyterian church.

Menahan Post Sioux City Iowa Legion M. C. Dickson Dexter Iowa Presbyterian Church

Monk Elected Commander of Oklahoma American Legion

Dudlevy C. Monk, a former Clarinda boy, has been elected commander of the Oklahoma Department American Legion. The appointment places Monk in a key leadership role within the state organization.

Dudlevy C. Monk Clarinda Oklahoma Department, American Legion

Town nurses form permanent group with American Legion

Sioux City nurses who served in World War I establish a permanent organization to assist the American Legion in its activities. Wilmer Raymond is named editor of the Monahan Post News, replacing Horace F. Wulf who becomes post commander.

American Legion Wilmer Raymond Monahan Post News Sioux City Horace F. Wulf

Armistice Day Observance Proposal for Oklahoma Cities

Leon H. Brown proposes an Armistice Day observance to be remembered in every city next year. He suggests buglers atop tall buildings to sound taps on that day, highlighting a ceremonial approach for public tribute.

Leon H. Brown Oklahoma

Tribute Day Sparks Silent Memorial Across The City

The piece envisions citywide taps echoing from horn and trumpet as up to a million people pause in silent tribute to fallen comrades. It notes a 2000 member recruitment drive by La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, led by State Chief of Gare R. F. Mitchell of Fort Dodge.

Fan Lowa la Societe Des 40 Hom Mes Et 8 Chevaux Shef de Gare R. F. Mitchell Fort Dodge

Iowa chaplains invited to national Legion association

All Iowa World War chaplains were invited to join the National American Legion Chaplain's Association, a credentialed group recognized at the National Legion Convention in New Orleans.

Iowa

Legion Posts Move to Sign Up Members for 1923

Town American Legion posts push to sign present members before year end and clear decks for adding several thousand new members early next year.

Town American Legion

Legion and Auxiliary Bring Cheer to Disabled Veterans

The American Legion and Lenton Auxiliary of Jaws will cooperate to ensure no disabled veteran in a hospital lacks a cheerful Christmas, arranging gifts flowers and visiting efforts to brighten the season.

American Legion and Lenton Auxiliary Jaws

American Lesson to Appeal to Conscience After Ad Demand

National Commander Alvin Owsley announced that the American Lesson will appeal to the conscience of the people rather than demand federal adjusted compensation in a recent notable address. The statement frames a moral approach in the ongoing dispute and signals a shift in public messaging.

Alvin Owsley

Bandits Seize City of Tsingtao in Shantung

Reports from Tientsin say Chinese bandits have taken control of Tsingtao Shantung a former foreign held city. Residents flee and Chinese troops are driven from the barracks. Bandits demand a ransom of 100000 dollars for government officials captive there.

Milk Demand Drives Traders in Red Sca Arabia

Inhabitants of the Red Sca district are herdsmen and shepherds who supply milk to larger cities. Milk remains in high demand as herds provide a constant flow of pillk from their flocks.

Red Sca Arabia

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