Pythians Meet In Indianapolis To Choose Outer Guard
At the forty sixth annual Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention in Indianapolis October 7 and 8 candidates for grand outer guard lead the elections. John W. Craig Greeneburg Thomas L. Neal Lebanon and A R Reading Valparaiso seek support from 1300 past chancellors.
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Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
John W. Craig
Greeneburg
Thomas L. Neal
Lebanon
A. R. Reading
Valparahso
Exchequer
William A. Morris
Shield Lodge No. 71
Frankfort
Henry D. Grahs
Appollo Lodge No. 62
Logansport
Grahs
Morris
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Robert A. Brown
Franklin
Charles F. Remy
F. A. Priest
Marion
Harry Wade
Frank J. Helfer
Columbia City
Grand Inner Guard
C. L. Pullman
Terre Haute
Ralph W. Gaylor
Mishawaka
Order of Pythianism
Grand Lodge
Harry Wadé
Knights of Pythias
Reception for Hoy Ex-mayor Hoy Honored by Knights
The Knights of Pythias hosted a Hall reception Thursday night for John H. Hoy Lebanon ex-mayor ill for months but now convalescing. Dwight L. Uhler received Knight degree. Speech and recitations followed by refreshments. Hoy asked taxi call be delayed and finally retired about 11 30 with grateful relief.
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Knights of Pythias
John H. Hoy
Lebanon
Dwight L. Uhler
Hoy
John
Have Large Plans for State Constitution Campaign
Marion County Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a campaign for a new state constitution with provisions for suffrage for men and women. Mrs. H. R. Artman, former city resident, elected president for the sixth time to lead the Marion County organization. The county convention last week endorsed the movement and pledged support for national prohibition.
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Marion County Women's Christian Temperance Union
8. R. Artman
Marion ‘County
Alo
World’s Record Cattle Sale Near Waveland
M C Sullivan near Waveland sold a drove of seventy four cattle to Ed Woodward for Swift Co at 10.7h hundred pounds. The herd weighed 96,000 pounds averaging 1,297 pounds per head, totaling 10,320 dollars and shipped to Boston.
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M. C. Sullivan
Waveland
Ed Woodward
Swift & Co
Boston
Governor Asks Grand Jury to Probe Graft Charges
Governor Galston urged Marion County Prosecutor Frank P. Baker to convene a grand jury for a sweeping inquiry into alleged fraud in the last legislature. He offered aid from Attorney General Honan and proposed Deputy Prosecutor Thomas Duncan. He asked newspaper staff to testify about graft claims tied to bills not properly enacted.
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MM. Galston
Frank P. Baker
Marion County
Etter
Honan
Thomas Duncan
Public Service Commission
Ralston
Indiana Building on Panama-Pacific Exposition Planned
The Indiana building at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco is to be completed two to three months before the February 20, 1915 opening. Governor Ralston and Lt Governor ONeill discussed a dedication date, with Memorial Day May 30 or July 4 among options, but the Indiana Commission may set the final day. The dedication will be ceremonial and chosen for convenience and public suitability.
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Indiana
San Francisco
Ralston
O'Neill
Indiana Commission
de Pauw University
Pacific
Starr Piano Co
Richmond
Packard Piano Co
Ft. Wayne
Ninth District Federation of Clubs urged to grow list
Mrs O M Pittenger chairs the Ninth District Indiana Federation of Clubs asks county chairmen to increase club counts before the State Convention. State and district officials stress reporting each club president secretary and member number to state and local correspondents to boost total membership.
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O. M. Pittenger
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Ella Myera
J. M. Thistlewaite
Sheridan
Education Department
Duke Wears Red Coat Attention Grabs Town
A story notes Duke the Scotch collie wearing a bright red felt coat with white lettering, attracting crowds as he trots through the street of Leb. The dog’s fashion draws interest in the tailor Charles Bonham’s advertising effort.
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Duke
Charles Bonham
Hammond's New Baptist Church Dedication Described
The first Baptist church at Hammond Indiana was dedicated on Sunday September 27 with services continuing through October 4. The modern Romanesque structure seats 1175 across auditorium gallery classrooms and a gymnasium with extensive facilities including 40 rooms intercommunication telephones a pipe organ and art glass depicting Christ's life.
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Hammond's New Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Hammond
Ind
Lebanon
Floyd H. Adams
P. J. Mann Printery
Austen Make
Christ
Indiana Bankers Association to Convene Two Day Session
The eighteenth annual Indiana Bankers Association convention will meet Tuesday at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis for a two day session. Local banks will be represented at the gathering.
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The
Indiana Bankers Association
Claypool
Indianapolis
Mapre
One Man Power at Banquet Address by Governor Ralston
Governor Ralston spoke Thursday night at a banquet in the Claypool Hotel Ta dianapolis during the National Wholesale Druggists Association convention. He warned that if European peoples had America like constitutions, the world would avoid the current slaughter of civilization, noting that in the United States one man or a small group cannot drive the nation to war unlike European rulers who can dispatch soldiers to slaughter.
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Claypool
Tadianapolis
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Ralston
Europe
América
United States
Walter Knickerbocker Hurt In Industrial Accident
Walter Knickerbocker a worker at the Indiana Condensed Milk Company building in Frankfort sustained a broken right wrist and severe bruising Thursday when a gasoline engine back fired while running a motor mixer. He was treated at Dr Hunt's office.
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Walter Knickerbocker
Frankfort
Indiana Condensed Milk Company
Dr.Hunt
Death of Misa Sarah Stitt in Crawfordsville area
Anna Stoltz traveled to Crawfordsville after three messages about the death of her aunt Misa Sarah Stitt aged eighty six. Stitt had lived with her brother William Stitt on the Darlington road and was cared for by relatives. She fell in the cellar stairs Sunday evening, sustaining injuries that led to her death at seven o clock, never regaining consciousness. She was a daughter of Judge James Stitt, a Montgomery County pioneer.
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Mra
Anna Stoltz
Crawfordsville
Misa Sarah Stitt
William Stitt
Darlington Road
Canaciousnena, Misa
James Stitt
Montgomery Soniity
Navy appoints Dr Darnall as Assistant Dental Surgeon
Dr William Lloyd Darnall received his commission as Assistant Dental Surgeon in the United States Navy on Thursday night and orders to report at once to the Naval Training Station in San Francisco. The appointment pays 2000 a year with 400 quarters allowance, assuring service in San Francisco for a year and likely transfer later. he will attend the Panama Pacific Exposition and is praised by friends.
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William Lloyd Darnall
United States Navy
Naval
Naval Training Station
San Francisco
Cal
Darnell
Squire Fines Greens in Assault Case Near Oak Drug Store
State v Sahn and James Green allege assault and battery on Frank Robinson. Squire Harlan fines $1 each plus costs over 14 dollars after a two day trial with witnesses. Attorney Jesse Smith defended. Dodson prosecuted. Case State v Frank Robinges for assault and battery dismissed in Squire Perrill's court.
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Sahn
James Green
Frank Robinson
Squire Harlan
Oak Drug Store
Jesse Smith
Dodson
Frank Robinges
Squire Perrill
Lebanon Hardware Adds One Ton Motor Truck for Free Delivery
The Lebanon Hardware Company installed a new motor truck to provide free delivery. It is the city’s first hardware firm to offer motor delivery. The truck is a one ton 1915 International Harvester, described as up to date and the most precise on the market.
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Lebanon Hardware Company
International Harvester Company
Reserves defeat All Stars in errors filled game
The Reserves beat the All-Professional club of Indianapolis 12 to 6 as eighteen safe hits propelled twelve runs. Dudge Harris struck out ten and hit a home run in the seventh, the longest on the local diamond, while fans saw rag chewing and solid outfield play amid abundant errors by both sides.
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Indianapolis
Dudge" Harris
Jimmy Connaughton
Heflin
Ludwig
Hollingsworth
Owens
Miller
Harrigan
Connaughton
Schwab
Andersen
Harris
Hanna
Bauman
Hart
Pearce
Marcus
Stale
Stadfelt
Fisse
White
Indictment Returned Against Kempton Pastor J M Vawter
Tipton grand jury returns an indictment against Rev. J. M. Vawter pastor of the MM FE church in Kempton. The charge stems from Dolly Chapman a 17 year old who testified she was mistreated by the pastor when sent to his home during his wife’s absence. Vawter has not commented and many Kempton residents doubt the charge. He was assigned to Kempton by the Northern Indiana Conference.
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Tipton
J. M. Vawter
MM. FE
Kempton
Dolly Chapman
Vawter
Indiana
Fire destroys Brownlee residence near Brownsburg
John K. Brownlee who moved to a farm owned by Margaret Siler near Brownsburg lost part of his household goods Sunday evening in a fire that originated from a defective flue and destroyed the residence. Brownlee carried 300 insurance with Ohio Farmers Company.
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John K. Brownlee
Margaret Siler
Brownsburg
Brownlee
Ohio Farmers Company
Information request about playground paraphernalia
Phil Adler received a letter from Marion Bushy teaching in Bloomington Idaho asking for information on playground equipment. Adler wrote to a firm that deals in such apparatus directing communications with Mar y Busby at once.
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Phil Adler
Marion Bushy
Bloomington
Idaho
Mr. Adler
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TALN
Yen Altman
Calla
Wan
DE Pauw University Choir
Indiana State Building
Bankers
Ernor Ralston
Maday
Condensed Aik
Stoltz
W. L. Darnall
San Francisco Naval Station
Squire
Ebanon Hardware Company
ALL Stars
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