Yeomen Officers Called Unfit by Special Prober
Des Moines based report details Henry G. Adams special examiner findings against Yeomen leaders. Directors' salaries questioned. appointments tied to kin and politics. oil company ties cited as harming the brotherhood. Internal rows and past dismissals spark calls for legislative action and a June conclave fight in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Brotherhood of’American Yeomen
Henry G. Adams
Savage
Yeoman
Grectors
Brotherhood
Imap
Shirley
Oklahoma OH
Mail Coupon Ad For Foley Remedies Trial Pack
A newspaper class ad offers a mail in coupon for Foley remedies including Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides back rheumatism and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion. Include five cents and address to Foley & Co in Chicago.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Brotherhood Yeomen Members in U S and Canada
The passage notes opposition within the organization with John D. Denison as general attorney who was dismissed by directors. It cites Adams report concluding no warrant that the society’s life is in peril nor that everything is alright. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen claims about 245000 members across the United States and Canada.
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Earl Frink
Frink
Jack Murphy
5. H. Murphy
Minnesota
Yeomen
Oklahoma Oil Company
Yeomen Proterhood
O. King
H. L. Adams
Insurance
Board of Directors
Denison
Smith
Supreme Court
Vtill
George N. Frink
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Mr. Frink
Brotherhood
F. F. Baylor
Yeomen Brotherhood
Des Moines
Lonclave
Denver
Adams
Nombly
John D., Denison
Izst Foren
Mae
United States
Canada
Patterson Elected President of Waterloo Radio Club
Sam Patterson was elected president of the Waterloo Radio Amateurs' association for a six month term. The meeting at Leslie Fink's home also selected officers including Glenn Sherrat as vice president Roger Brann as secretary and Carroll Whitney as treasurer.
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Sam Patterson
Waterloo Radio Amateurs’ Association
Leslie Fink
Glenn Sherrat
Roger Brann
Carroll Whitney
Army Equipment Worth 150,900 Received in Iowa
A shipment of about 860 army motor vehicles and gear, valued at roughly 150,000 dollars, arrived at Camp Dodge under Adj. Gen. L. G. Lasher. The consignment includes half‑ton, two‑ton and five‑ton trucks, ambulances, trailers, motorcycles, bicycles and water tanks for a three year allotment.
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Ds Moines
Adj
L. G. Lasher
War Department
Camp Dodge
Army
Lasher
Army to fill 2585 officer vacancies in 1921 exam
The War Department expects over 4000 commissioned officers after reorganizations. About 1200 will be first lieutenants and the rest second lieutenants. An examination is set for April 25, 1921, for 2,585 vacancies, with distribution among units to follow, though location and time are not specified.
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Nelson
War Department
Adjutant General
Military unit personnel counts across departments
A historical roll of numbers lists various corps and commands with tallies: cavalry 812, field artillery 600, coast artillery 268, engineers 118, air service 400, special corps 114, lieutenant's corps 25, ordnance department 86, chemical warfare 32, Philippine scouts 88. Items reflect organization sizes and branch distribution.
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Try
Cavalry
Feld Artillery
Coast Artillery
Engineers
Air Service
Special Corps
Lieutenant’s Corps
Ordnance Department
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