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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

6

Iowa American Legion Holds National Commander Visit Plans

National Commander Alvin M. Campbell of the American Legion will speak at a Capitol City event on Servicemen’s Day and in May on a three day itinerary to reach several towns. The conference in Des Moines Feb 17 will draw 1,000 Iowa Legion leaders and includes Ed Rivers and Humphrey Chivao as honored guests with prominent national and state officials in attendance.

Alvin M Comet American Legion Servion Wen Win United States Lowe Legion Lowa Hanford MacNide Mason City Iowa Ah Encerse Grand Rapids Mich Ed. J. Rivers Wanford MacNider Indianapolis Wade Ong Union Towa Pep Bonne Hs American Legion Legal Committee Casper Selenk Des Moines Polk County Joe R. Lane Davenport Legion Supreme Court Smith W. Brockhart Frank Miles The Iowa Legionaire Progressive Conference Ameerican Legion O’connor Legionaires Ofur State Department Winfred E. Robb Christian Church P. N. McDermott Atlantic Thomas Roberts Sheffield J. L. Whalen Rockford Mat A. Tinley Council Bluffs Daniel F. Steck Ottumwa Hanford MacNider C. B. Robbins Cedar Rapids

World War Toll Aids Veterans Training Figures

Figures from national American Legion adjutant Lemmacéel Bolles show about 151000 veterans filed for vocational training in the war's aftermath and around six thousand disabled veterans currently undergoing training. Many rehabilitated veterans now earn more than in the war, with further improvements expected as courses finish.

Lemmacéel Bolles National American Legion

Veterans Remembered in Town Hospitals by Legion Groups

Disabled veterans in Town hospitals Davenport Oahdaguwe Colfax Knoxville Independiente Cherokee OttamwWa Mount Pleasant Clarinda and Oakdale will be remembered at Christmas by the American Legion and Auxiliary. State Chaplain J J Whalen Rockford led Legion duties and Mirae W A Quinn Vinton aided Auxiliary rehab efforts. A statewide campaign to subscription Iowa Legionaire and American Legion Weekly begins Jan 15 aiming at 100000 readers. John Johnson Alexander Town earned D C for heroism in saving three wounded under heavy fire.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary State Legion J. J. Whalen Rockford Mirae W. A. Quinn Vinton Davenport Oahdaguwe Colfax Knoxville Independiente Cherokee OttamwWa Mount Pleasant Clarinda Oakdale Iowa Legionaire American = Legion Weekly Iowa Amérean Tecion Asiliary Legionaire John Johnson Alexander, Town

Senator Brookhart Questioned Over Clemency Letters

A Marshalltown attorney and Fifth district Iowa Legion committee member asks if Senator Brookhart approves of clemency releases. He cites Kate O Hare and Gene Debs as cases linked to former President Wileen and President Harding, urging fair investigations and support for government action.

Brookhart H. Albee Marshalltown Fifth District Iowa Legion Legionaire Kate O'Hare Wileen Gene Debs Harding

Legion Leadership Questioned by Town Officials

Town officials refute charges that American Legion officers control the organization. They note the three largest posts are led by enlisted men: Stevens of Argonne Post Des Moines a sergeant Wulf of Monahan Post Sioux City a corporal and Cahill of Haford Post Cedar Rapids a sailor. Each man has since pursued civilian careers as a salesman a newspaper man and a lawyer.

American Legion Legion Stevens Argonne Post Des Moines Wulf Monahan Sioux City Cahill Haford Post Cedar Rapids

Legion officers decline to comment on Weitz & Sons suit

State Legion officers refused to discuss the government lawsuit against Charles Weitz & Sons builders of Camp Dodge demanding 4 500 000. A leading Legion official said no information beyond hearsay exists and that they will stay silent, adding let the law take its course.

Charles Weitz & Sons Camp Dodge

Community Center Opened by Austin Tolliver Legion in Waterloo

The Waterloo facility serves as a gathering place for Negro veterans and their community. Members say it will offer affordable goods and host many functions, supporting social and civic life in the area.

Waterloo Austin Tolliver Legion Post

W. Co. T. UU. Partners with American Legion Auxiliary for Christmas

The W. Co. T. UU. collaborated with the American Legion Auxiliary to organize Christmas plans, aiming to support veterans and community members with festive activities and charitable efforts.

The W. Co. T. UU American Legion Auxiliary

Drum and Bugle Corps Prepares for National Legion Convention

A drum and bugle corps readies for competition at the upcoming national American Legion convention. The unit plans selections and rehearsals to showcase musical precision and marching skill before judges.

National Auxiliary Selections At Legion Convention

The Cedar Rapids corps earned second prize at the New Orleans convention. Bess B. Wetherholt of Gallopolis Ohio is named national secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary by President Dr Kate Wonder Barrett of Virginia.

Argonne Post Des Moines Hanford Post Corps of Cedar Rapids New Orleans Bess B. Wetherholt Gallopolis Ohio American Legion Auxiliary Kate Wonder Barrett Virginia

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