Plume Night Honors Past Sachem of Inckapotana Tribe
The Inckapotanauh Tribe No 30 observed Plumley Night honoring past Sachem B. Plumley, with Past Sachem John Duhemal as seniorAmore and multiple past Sachems and warriors named. Officers elected include Sachem Maurice Schmidt and senior agamore F F Davis, with chiefs to be raised next Tuesday evening by Deputy Grand Sachem J William Rowe.
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Sachem
B. Plumley
John. Duhemal
Amore
C. B. Olson
Junior Sagamore
F. Treadwell
Athillas Sannaps
G. L. Treadwell
A. Lounabury
W. EB. Goddart
H. T. Smith
W. E. Tyra
M. Chaffee
Maurice Schmidt
Agamore
F. F. Davis
Funior Sagamore
J. A. Murtagh
Prophet
R. B.lumiey
G. M. Barnes
Wampum
C. Smith
A. J
G. Li. Treadwell
J. Williand Rowe
Cockenostrite
No. 22
Norwalk
Red Song and Talk Feature of College Socialist Banquet
The Intercollegiate Socialist society closed a three day convention in New York with a banquet where revolution songs and addresses were heard. About 450 members, graduates from seventy colleges, attended. The evening’s popular tune was No Red Flag to the tune of Maryland My Maryland. William Z Foster urged funds for the steel strike, while executives denounced college censorship and the effort to hide the mass movement toward industrial democracy.
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New York
Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Maryland
William Z. Foster
National Steel Strike Committee
Mithra Lodge Knights of Pythias Elects Officers
Fraternal Mithra Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers at a well attended 2 night meeting. Officers include V C Williams Ele twood J Williams Evans Mf W Chas Andres BL Oscar Kuehsner I G Rudolph Wendt and J Rouillon organist. Installation planned next Tuesday by District Deputy Peabody. Soldiers welcome home event set for tomorrow night at lodge rooms 102 Main Street with Triple Link quartet mock trial vocal and instrumental acts. Grand Chancellor Emanuel will chair. George E Wright of Hartford to be principal speaker. Demobilization ceremony precedes refreshments.
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Mithra Lodge
Co. C
Ele Twood
Williams
V. C
Frank Gambet, Jr
George A. Branan
Fred Sorrel
Evans
Walter F. Griffin
E. Chas. Ndres
Oscar Vw
Wil
Triple Link Quaret
Triple Link
Uaic
Emanuel
Grand Keepers
George E. Wright
Hartford
Expansion of American trade in Far East urged
Secretary of Commerce Alexander urged Congress to fund expanded American trade efforts abroad. He asked for about 750000 more for the bureau to place commercial attaches and commissioners in the Far East, new European countries, India and Turkey, appearing before the House appropriations committee.
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Washington
Comerce Alexander
Congress
Far East
India
Ana ‘Urkey
House
Bureau
Washington Camp Hosts Evening of Games and Dance
More than 80 people attended the Washington Camp No 13 Triangular Order Sons of America event at 1119 Broad Street. The night featured whist and pinochle with gifts distributed, and a dance with the camp orchestra providing music. Harry Lock chaired the event with Charles Hincks and Hincksey assisting. card play wrapped up shortly after 9 19, and dancing continued until midnight.
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Washington
Trioth Order Sons of America
Broad T
Harry Lock
Charles Hincks
Hincksey
Gas Stove Moonshine Still Brings Death in New York Man
Oscar Swensen was found dead in his lodging with an unlit gas stove emitting poison after a homemade gas stove moonshine still overheated. A goose-neck tube and canister were found atop the stove, police say the device boiled over and blew gas into the room while he slept.
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New York
Siw
York
Oscar Swensen
Berg
Army base commander accused of offering freedom for testimony
In Le Mans, France, Colonel Halstead allegedly offered Sergt J S Madden immunity and a good record if he testified against Carl W Detzer. Madden claimed Captain John N Weir also promised immunity. Madden said Detzer urged force against prisoners and slept depriving them of food as they sought information. Detzer to testify tomorrow.
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Liw York
Halstead
le Mans
L’rance
Carl W. Detzer
Detzer
J. S. Madden
Sergt
Madden
John N. Weir
Frank Hoyt
France
Db. Malhan
Wrestling victor will get bout with Stecher
New York details a staged match between William Demetral and Jim Londas at the Seventy first Regiment Armory next Monday night. Prize conditions ensure the winner faces world champion Joe Stecher. Demetral cited a past disputed pin as motivation for the Stecher challenge and sought a fair rematch.
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New York
Jack Curley
William Demetral
Jim Londas
Seventyfirst Regiment Armory
Curley
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Demetral
Dementral
Caddock
1920 Auto Markers Deadline Announced by Police
Superintendent Redgate announced that 1919 license markers may be used until Saturday noon due to many owners not yet applying for 1920 markers. A two and a half day grace is allowed, but any car in operation after noon Saturday must display 1920 license markers.
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Redgate
Amusements Plaza Presents Holiday Screen and Vaudeville
The Plaza shows Katherine MacDonald in The Vhunderrook at Pings Theatre, with Thomas Meighan and Norma Talmadge links. New Year program features Virtuous Sinners with Wanda Hawley and Norman Kerry, plus Park Theater vaudeville and Poli Players musicals. Continuous shows New Year’s Day from 1 to 11 PM and Peek-A-Boo at Park Theater for three days.
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Wanda Hawley
Paramount
Norman Kerry
Vaudeville and Circus Casts Promote Theatrical Bill in New York
The program features Bobby Chavis Want McClough and Frankie divites with a vaudeville company of 25 performers including Joseph Harry Welso May Mivers Rita Drew Immy Barbier and a trio of entertainers. It lists novelty acts The Seven Mussess Spillers The Bolaar Sisters and Mile Itpap In plus the Lanatz Phrute troupe and Bohemian Paris scenes. The show includes Viclt Gana in The Petter Ote The engagement of Tre fetter Ole at the Tard theatre Jan 5 with Bert and Alf and a New York company. The production blends war theme with humorous dialogue and a dozen songs and relies on entertainment over grim war depictions.
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Ances
New York
Carnyhaig
Sveniea
Bobby Chavis
Want McCblough
May Mivers
Rita Drew
Immy Barbier
Larry Wile
Warkes Jin
James Teily
Seven Mussess Spillers
Bolaar Sisters
Mile
Ole
Tard
Joe
Ar i
Bert
Alf
Coburn
Charles Dalton
Ole Fall
New Year Dancing Events and Classes Advertised
Wednesday New Year's Eve features a 100 prize masquerade by Athletic A A. New Year's Afternoon includes Matinea Dance and Night. Annual Ball and Novelty Party on Friday. Advanced and Beginners Dancing Classes run with private sessions daily. Wednesday January 7 a new beginners class teaches waltz one step and fox trot in eight lessons at two dollars per lesson until paid.
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A. A
Quilty’s
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