Pythians Hear Outlook as Taft Support Grows in Regions
Pythians from doubtful states discuss reform and property protection while noting economic recovery with idle engines and freight cars. Delegates from Connecticut favor Taft, while Southern Republicans face mixed views. Georgia, Texas, and Ohio contingents cite Taft support and Bryan odds, signaling a varied national mood.
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Chicago
Connecticut
Taft
Leon L. Hall
Waterbury
Roosevelt
Bryan
E. D. Squires
Naugacuck
Richard Morrow
Waterville
F. J. Ogden
Cleveland
J. W. Rogers
Naugatuck
Ohio
John J. Philbrick
Knights and Presidency A Knights of Pythias Straw Vote
A Boston Knights of Pythias session reported a near split on the U S presidential choice among 105 interviewed with 60 for Bryan and 55 for Taft. The article lists regional straw results from Illinois to Wyoming and notes camp activities at Camp Lyon, weather woes, prize awards, and celebrations.
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Alabama
T. J. Ford
Bryan
Hotel Somerset
Supreme Chancellors
Taft
Union
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Frank J. Martin
R. F. Burns
California
Roosevelt
W. P. Hyatt
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Charles J. Deckman
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Frank C. Smith
Hart St. Louis
Parker
Charles 8. Davis
Denver
Col
Colorado
Watt
QO. P. Thomas
John T. Bonner
Benjamin S. Rogers
John F. Onion
Texas
Caen Bevan
Tati
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
United States
F. C. Smith
East St. Louis
J. J. Brown
Vandalia
W. G. Edens
Chicago
J. H. Barkley
Springfield
J. G. Whiting
Canton
H. P. Caldwell
F. J. Danton
la Grange
A. B. Hunt
Winchester
M. E. Wilson
Elkhart
G. W. Powell
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Bryan—Jouett Henry
Hopkinsville
T. B. Mathews
Covington
W. F. Schuerman
Carrollton
Massachusetts
B. Clark
Fall River
F. E. White
Cambridge
Woodworth
Fitchburg
Missouri
E. I. Morse
Excelsior Springs
J. A. Reed
Kansas City
E. M. Harber
Trenton
F. B. Hiller
Kahoka
New Hampshire
F. W. Clough
Franklin
F. M. Beckford
Laconia
New Jersey
D. C. Cobb
Salem
John W. Conger
New Brunswick
P. F. Shanley
Jersey City
William Laden
A. B. Gardenier
Chatham
J. L. Baker
Ithaca
T. J. Carling
Macon
F. M. Summerkamp
Columbus
W. H. Brannon
Talbottom
Idaho
A. Cunningham
Boise
A. T. Shane
Idaho Falls
Iowa
F. W. Porterfield
Atlantic
B. I. Salinger
Carroll
C. C. Dowell
Des Moines
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
Kansas
F. L. Britton
Iola
G. M. Culver
Concordia
W. J. Duval
Hutchinson
Louisiana
J. F. C. Waldo
New Orleans
J. H. Spearing
Shreveport
Maine
G. M. Hanson
Calais
J. H. Maxwell
Livermore Falls
E. C G. Reynolds
Portland
Maryland
R. S. Harp
Frederick
Michigan
R. G
Hammond
Butte
North Carolina
Charlotte
J. L. Scott, Jr
Graham
J. D. Clark
Dayton
B. A. Young
Ada
C. J. Deckman
J. W. Winn
Defiance
North Dakota
G. A. Bangs
Grand Forks
Oklahoma
J. D. Lydick
Shawnee
D. H. Linebaugh
Attoka
Pennsylvania
R. H. Jackson
Pittsburg
H. M. Wadsworth
Philadelphia
Scott Dibert
W. BE. Foltz
Chambersburg
H. O. Kline
South Carolina
Edmund Bacon
Spartanburg
M. L. Bonham
Anderson
B. A. Morgan
Greenville
Wisconsin
P. H. Crahen
Rbeloit
Joseph Schroeder
Racine
Z. M. Host
Milwaukee
South Dakota
G. Cherry
Sioux Falls
J. E. Platte
Clark
Tennessee
B. J. Dillard
Lebanon
W. A. Owen
A. H. Abernathy
Dickson
Wyoming
W. E. Chaplin
Cheyenne
W. R. Schnitger
J. T. Bonner
Tyler
J. F. Onion
San Antonio
B. S. Rogers
Brenham
O. P. Thomas
Abilene
Vermont
A. H. Butterfield
North Troy
P. J.cowles
Burlington
Virginia
D. C. Richardson
Richmond
G. C. Cabell
Norfolk
U. R
K. of P
Boston
Mass
A. C. Duddleson
Terre Haute
S. M. Fowler
Battle Creek
H. A. Ferguson
Clinton
Charles D. R. Christie
Grand Rapids
R. V. D. Corput
Coast Artillery
P. M. Gellup
Coast Artilery
H. R. Klein
Fourth Cavalry
Proop
Georgia
Connecticut
Co. I
Mobile
Ala
Tance
Pythian Camp Flag Ceremony at Franklin Field
At Camp Lyon in Franklin Field last evening the flag of the command was lowered at 5 13 pm as the band played the Star Spangled Banner. The flag descended slowly, heads bared, then folded and placed in its box for the next encampment.
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Camp Lyon
Franklin Field
Mary Burley Celebrates 90th Birthday in North Leominster
In strong health and spirits Mrs. Mary Burley marked her 90th birthday today at her son Curtis B. Burley’s home on Prospect street North Leominster where she has resided for 15 years. John Moore aged 66 longtime resident died yesterday at Brockton Hospital after a surgery consultation for epen dicitia.
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Leominster
Mary Burley
Curtis B. Burley
Prospect Street
North
Randolph
John Moore
Brockton Hospital
Eppendicitia
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