Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-10-03 | Page 10 | American Legion Protests Decision Denying Treatment to 40,000 Disable Soldiers |

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Date	1920-10-03
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
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County	Weber
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Article Title	American Legion Protests Decision Denying Treatment to 40,000 Disable Soldiers
Type	article
Date	1920-10-03
Paper	Ogden Standard-Examiner
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
Page	10
OCR Text	Show AMERICAN LEQON PROTESTS DECISION DENYING TREATMENT 1; ! TO 40,000 DISABLED SOLDIERS 9 iQy Intern.itlondl New ervlc ) BOSTON Women election officials I in aid tin- women ot M.isaehusett k in j casting their votes at the coming elec- . lion. That's what 'Ii'- leaders of several iMiffraKe organizatloru-i want. Thev have formal) requested tin- appointment appoint-ment of women election officials in letters sen! to the mayor of every M.i.xsachuHett city and the nelectment jo. every Massachusetts town by the I Massachusetts League uf Women Voters. The are sjgopd bv Mrs. George ' Keanng, Jr.. hair man of the league, Mm. Charles Sumner Bird, chairman of the women's dlvlalon. 1 Republican state Committee and Mrs. Suza.n U tltxgerald, chairman of like women's .llvlxi.pii. iJeniie r.i 1 1. State I 1 lf fering opinions as to the Inter-pretattou Inter-pretattou of th'- law COmpellloi; iH men voters to state their age are as H I yet unreconciled, llcnrv V. Cunning- H 1 ham. chairman of the Ballot La CominUioii. believe: Ihs law should H I
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