Mayor Walker Stirs the Legion to Enthusiasm By Impromptu Speech When Called From Box

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Note Is Conciliatory in Tone.; AMERICA REPLIES TO FRANCE ON TARIFF

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Roads to make alterations with ending of daylight saving

Railroads to Alter Schedules Sunday as Daylight Time Ends

DOUGHBOYS RELIVE OLD DAYS ON SOMME; They Find Trenches Gone and Villages Restored, but Their Memories of Battles Vivid. GIBBS RECALLS WAR SCENES It Was There He First Saw Our Troops and in Retrospect He Describes Their Valor. DOUGHBOYS RELIVE OLD DAYS ON SOMME

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Amer reply is firm for most-favored-nation treatment; objects not to French tariff rates but to discriminations

AMERICA REPLIES TO FRANCE ON TARIFF; Note Is Conciliatory but Firm for Most-Favored-Nation Treatment by Paris.

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WILLIAMS, Wythe, Dispatches and Feature Articles on: Amer Legion convention in Paris, activities of veterans, reminiscences, &c

RECALL GRIM FIGHT OF CHATEAU THIERRY; Second Division Veterans Revisit Scenes of Exploits There and in Belleau Wood.

PARIS SESSION HAILS CHIEFS; Veterans at Trocadero Hear Men Who Led Them in Action. WAR DENOUNCED BY ALL Pershing Appeals to Americans to Foster Growth of Code of Honor Between Nations. FOCH URGES PACIFIC UNITY Gouraud, Echoing Views, Wins Acclaim -- Mrs. Macauley Gets 'Wisconsin Yell.'

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R E Hudson, pilot, and J Radike, mechanic, killed in crash in N J after start from Roosevelt Field in Class A Div; T J Royal makes forced landing in Chicago, J L McDonnell and wife forced down in Ind; E E Ballough 1st at St Paul; Miller still leads Class A Div; list of entries in Class A; S Lacey, arriving from Cleveland for non-stop event, is lost over N Y Harbor for 2 hrs

15 MORE OFF FOR SPOKANE; Ballough Is First of Nine in Class A to Reach St. Paul.

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LEGIONAIRES VISIT COMRADES' GRAVES; Travel From Paris on Thirty Trains to Bow in Tribute at War Cemeteries. HONOR PAID TO LAFAYETTE Pershing Attends Ceremony at Tomb -- Doumergue and Foch Are Hosts to Veterans.

Gratitude for Amer aid voiced to group of Amer Legionaires

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Session, ss, reports, &c; Legionaires visit old battle grounds, comrades' graves, &c; Paris press comment on parade; receptions, &c

LEGIONAIRES' MARCH CHARMS PARIS PRESS; Comments Reflect Surprise and Delight With Which the Throng Viewed It. CALLED VISTA OF AMERICA All Races Were in Parade, Says the Matin -- French Veteran Writes of Forward Outlook.

Legionaires visit "Cemetery of the Unknowns" on road from Verdun to St Mihiel

VETERANS AT VERDUN BOW BEFORE THE DEAD; Subdued and Silent, They Visit 'Cemetery of the Unknowns' and St. Mihiel.

PARIS, Sept. 20 (AP). -- In contrast to President Doumergue's dignified official function to the American Legionaires today was Marshal Foch's chatty and intimate reception. The Marshal, in great good humor despite the strenuous social duties imposed upon his 76 years of age by the visit of the Legion, was remarkably alert.  

September 21, 1927

Headlines from September 21, 1927

Mayor Walker Stirs the Legion to Enthusiasm By Impromptu Speech When Called From Box

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Note Is Conciliatory in Tone.; AMERICA REPLIES TO FRANCE ON TARIFF