Fellows Craft Association elects officers at St John’s Lodge meeting
At the annual meeting of the Fellowcraft Association of St John’s Lodge No 8 in Masonic Temple last night Herman F Seveon was elected president Frederick J Voos was chosen vice president Albert S McKimmie secretary G Leonard Meyers Overseer Alfred Thomas guide Harold S Kirk chaplain Georg Lockwood captain of the guard Joseph Schultz master of sight The officers will serve for the coming year.
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Fellowcraft Association of St. John’s Lodge
No. 8
A. M
Masonic Temple
Herman F. Seveon
Frederick J. Voos
Albert S. McKimmie
G. Leonard Meyers
Alfred Thomas
Harold 8. Kirk
Georg Lockwood
Joseph Schultz
Plan to guard Far East field for U. S. trade
American Chambers of Commerce in Shanghai Tiensin Peking and Hankey form Associated American Chambers of Commerce in China to protect U S interests. The group will study American investments in China tariffs consular property and exchange of information while seeking stronger Washington liaison and a robust tariff commission to safeguard open door and equal footing for American obligations.
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Revolution Looms From French Ruhr Invasion, Krassin Says
Leonid Krassin, head of the Soviet mission in London, warned that a German revolution is likely as France invades the Ruhr. He denied a Russian military pledge to aid Germany and urged American intervention for peace, favoring food and materials over war. He doubted any durable Russo German alliance and said Russia seeks peace and prosperity while condemning European central governments' greed.
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Sailors recount tale of old schooner Cloud disaster
The gathering of local mariners recalls mishaps at sea led by a ten year old incident of schooner Cloud. A Maine port cargo of stone hit a rocky shoal tearing the bow, rock fragments stayed wedged by water and air pressure, schooner repaired in New York drydock before returning home. James McWilliams brought two barge loads of take for Karn Company. The Isis tug crew manned for a voyage to Matrimony Sea. Bride Katherine McALulen, once of this city, is involved. groom John Want, a longtime engineer aboard local vessels, will depart for Washington.
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Harbor police not needed says Bridgeport report
Bridgeport officials studied harbor areas valued at about four million dollars and found most firms rely on private watchmen, with eight percent reporting no petty theft and ninety percent protected. The Police board received a petition for a water police force, but Commissioners Brady and Ryan recommended against establishing such a unit after inquiry.
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William H. Ryan, Jr
Tower
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Scout Troop Plans Valentine Party at Christchurch
The Bluebird scout troop met in Christchurch parish house last night with Lieutenant Isabelle Rogan in command due to Captain Irene Catan's illness. They set a Valentine party for February 13, formed committees, and arranged features. Mil dred Ross was elected chairman Christine Margrass secretary and Marion Donney treasurer.
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Christchurch
Isabelle Rogan
Irene Catan
Mildred Ross
Christine Margrass
Marion Donney
Pavloski Given Three Month Sentence in City Court
Harry Pavloski of Johnson Street was sentenced to three months in jail after arraignment in City Court. Testimony claimed he lived with Mrs Voytek and borrowed money promisso marriage that was never fulfilled.
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Harry Pavloski
Johnson Street
Bertha Vaytek
Pavolski
Voytek
Cash Is No Lead Yells in Dug Case of O J Goetz
A garbled report claims O J Goetz of Inger faced a dug case with a police arrest Monday by P J Maloney for operating an automobile without a license. Details are unclear due to the OCR text.
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O. J. Goetz
Ingernoth Perper
P. J. Maloney
Junior Chamber Dinner at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
The Junior Chamber will hold a dinner at the Chamber of Commerce and World Women’s club rooms starting at 6 o’clock. Entertainment and important announcements about upcoming activities are planned. New directors will be introduced at this meeting.
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Chambery of Commerce
Mwitl
Damor
Business and Professional Women's Club
Laherty Wilding
Court Clerk 1 Speaker at Lion Cub Luncheon
Frank P. Munich, clerk of Naturalization at the Superior Court here, spoke at the Lions Club luncheon. He urged that becoming a citizen is simple and noted 13,761 aliens took first papers since April 1917. He cited examples of returning to the United States seeking opportunity and urged study and good intent to obtain citizenship. The meeting announced a $500 contribution to a Visiting Nurses Country Home and a radio program from Anthony Kansas with a 70 piece band.
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Frank F. Munieh
Superior Centr
Lions’ Club
United States
Naturalization Court
Czecho-Slovakia
Munich
Land of Opportunity
George Augur
Anthony
Kansas
The
Lions
Grass Towels Used by Bathers in Petrograd
In Petrograd crowds sell dried grass and flax in the streets near public bath houses to be used as towels by bathers. The grass costs about a penny and is discarded after use. Foreign visitors bring their own towels as the grass is too ticklish for sensitive skin.
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Have You Dyspepsia Golden Medical Discovery Claim
A Schenectady reader reports long gastric trouble and dyspepsia cured permanently by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery after years of suffering. The ad promotes tablets or liquid and trial packages from Dr. Pierce’s clinic in Buffalo with free medical advice.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
J. H. Vanderburgh
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