Loyalty Lodge Celebrates Its 1st Anniversary
Loyalty Lodge marked its first anniversary with an exemplification of the first degree for 23 candidates, addresses by Grand Lodge officers, and a lodge supper at 164 State Street. More than 400 OA Fellows attended, with Grand Master Charles Hathaway among the officials.
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Grand Lodge
State Street
Charles Hathaway
William H. Hutchison
Sidney Wi. Ghalieng Ber
George Chapman Herald
Dorr Whitney
William Lowe
Bernard Freedman
Loyalty Lodge
Harry Z. Pax
Vizerrand
Milford men' s cases continued in town court
On May 22 the Milford town court postponed the breach of peace cases of George P. Talmadge 60 and Curtis Hopwood 19 both of Hillside Park Milford for one week. Bonds set at 1900 each were posted by John Georgy Jaser of Walnut Beach on security. Talmadge represented by J F Goodwart New Haven Hopwood by Woodruff Orange. Police say the pair entertained schoolgirls aged 13 to 15 on a Talmadge house boat docked in Great Lots creek. three girls reportedly gave statements.
Soldier Club Promoter Charged With Theft
May 22 report from Washington states Vincent Gates Sperry national president of the Private Soldiers and Sailors Club was arrested as a fugitive from justice on a Baltimore warrant. Authorities say Sperry organized the Buddies club in Baltimore and embezzled 200 dollars, to be tried in Baltimore courts.
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Soldiers and Sailorse Jerkson
Baltimore
Edward Smyth
Smyth
Sperry
Buddies Club
Senate Struggles Over Tariff Bill Slow Progress
Washington March senators resumed night sessions on the tariff bill but moved slowly as they dropped minor amendments. Key conflict centered on duties for red or brown garry tiles and Ad valorem rates, with backers urging protection of domestic industry against Mexican oil.
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Weeks Receives Private Offer on Muscle Shoals Plant
Washington May 28 An offer to buy government interest in the Gorgas to Muscle Shoals plant and related facilities for 1 590 000 was presented to Secretary Weeks by Alabama Power Company representatives. The proposal follows a War department plan to enlarge the Gorgas plant to support nitrate production at Muscle Shoals during the war.
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Congress
House Military Committee
Women Remain Unknown Factor in Primaries
Washington dispatch notes that states do not track votes by sex and voters’ gender remains largely unseen. Analysts say women act as an independent electorate, shifting with candidate vitality and party momentum. Organizations like the National League of Women Voters pursue influence while parties seek to organize female voters with limited success. Women may favor progressive candidates, and primary trends could reshape party loyalties across the nation.
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