Harris Lodge Celebrates 40th Anniversary in Odd Fellows Hall
The Samuel H. Harris lodge No. 93 marked its 40th anniversary with a large turnout from members past and present at Odd Fellows hall on Broad Street. George H. Zink, an original founder, attended along with charter members. letters from California and eastern states were read. Past Grand Master Sidney W. Challenger praised the lodge’s officers and unity as the banquet followed a turkey supper by the Charity Rebekah lodge with an orchestra and Second Degree club performances.
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Samuel H. Harris Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Broad Street
East
Bridgeport
George H. Zink
California
Wyoming
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Harris, Lodge
Sidney W. Challenger
Samuel H. Harris
Challenger
William Faubel
Bekah Lodge
Second Degree
Harris Lodge
Keystone Republicans Back Wilson in Scranton
Scranton, Pa October 31 Two prominent Republicans Adolph Marcus and John M Harris announce their support for Woodrow Wilson. Marcus, a wholesale merchant, denounces tariff talk and praises Wilson as essential in a critical time. Harris calls Wilson the big American and unchallengeable in knowledge of the nation.
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Scratton
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Adolph Marcus
John M. Harris
Mr. Marcus
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Harris
G O P In Pennsylvania Is Worried By Outlook
Philadelphia report wires that growing sentiment for Wilson has alarmed the Republican organization in Pennsylvania. The North American notes Hughes gains, with campaign machinery mobilized in every precinct, over 200 stenographers on rush time, and 26 million Republican literature pieces distributed as the state pledges a vigorous drive.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Japan War Prices Highlight Class Struggles Say Akiko Yosano
Akiko Yosano argues in a Japanese magazine that rising prices widen the gap for the third class, condemning profiteering by upper and middle classes. She cites food and medicine costs, notes a 60 percent rise in boots, and condemns middlemen. She calls for central retail houses to supply goods directly from producers and limits on retailer profits to ten percent.
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Tokio
Japan
Akiko Yosano
Pankhurst
Yosano
Lot
Lee
Save the Baby campaign ends this afternoon
Bridgeport reports final receipts for the Save the Baby drive with projected totals near 10000 dollars and additional gifts anticipated after today. Children from local Sunday and public schools contributed about 1000 dollars in small coins toward benefiting Day Nursery Visiting Nurse Association Orthopedic Clinic and Girls Club. Mrs. D. H. Warner praised the public and volunteers for a generous effort and pledged continued support through year end.
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Bridgeport
Day Nursery
Visiting Nurse Association
Orthopedic Clinic
D. H. Warner
Former Elm City Judge Backs Wilson for President
Judge Albert McL. Mathewson of New Haven, a Republican reformer and advocate for juvenile courts, endorses Woodrow Wilson. He criticizes Justice Hughes and argues Wilson has delivered more constructive legislation over the past four years.
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Albert McL. Mathewson
New Haven
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Justice Hughes
New York
Hughes
Republican Party
Woodrow On
Commissioners to rule on Hughes case at tomorrow’s meeting
At the Court Exchange building the five commissioners will hear charges against Hoseman Aaron M. Hughes of Engine No. 10 for intoxication while on duty. Hughes was suspended after being found unfit for duty by Capt. Hamill, Chief Engineer Johnson, and Dr. Curley, with the hearing postponed to satisfy the six days notice requirement.
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Court Exchange
Aaron M. Hughes
Hoseman Hughes
Engine Company No
Putnam Street
Patrick Hamill
Dani E. Johnson
Liam H. Curley
Hughes
Cape
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Turkey
Rebekah Lodge
Hadley
Keystone State
ADLE
Semel Sa
Society For Improvement of
Lansing
Great Britain
Klepsch von Roden
William
San Francisco
San Diego
Elm City
Mathewson
Panama Canal
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