Masonic Makers of America and the American Republic
Freemasons shaped early America from Mt Moriah to Philadelphia and Mt Vernon. Figures like Washington Hancock Warren and Franklin are cited as moral builders guiding the Revolution and the Constitution. The piece links Masonic ritual to liberty, equality, and civic duty in the nation’s founding era.
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Mt. Moriah
Jerusalem
Liberty
United States
Henry
Hancock
Warren
Washington
Hamilton
Madison
Franklin
Marsal
Jay
America
Father Light
Europe
Paul Revere
St. Andrews
Boston
Green Dragon
Paul
Old North Church
Robert Newman
St. Andrews Lodge
William Dawes
John Hancock
Zerubatal
Revere
St. Andrew’s Lodge
Massachuessetts
Philadelphia
Maidson
James Maidson
Benj. Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Geo.Washington
Betsy Ross
Philosphy
Williamsburg
Committee of Five
Ethian Allan
Ticodoroga
Allan
Continental Congress
Solomon’s Temple
American Republic
Battle of bankers on Wall Street looms in probes
New York reports a looming clash in finance as Winthrop W. Aldrich proposes a program to separate deposit and investment banking. The plan targets Morgan & Co. and other private bankers, seeking to curb private bank power amid Senate banking probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
House of Morgan
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National
Rockefeller Industrial-Financial
Morgans
Atlantic
Aldrich
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Co
Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Morgan Banks
Guaranty Trust Company
Bankers’ Trust Company
First National
Morgan
Chase National Bank
Standard Oil
Winthrop Aldrich
America
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Indianapolis visitors attend Mrs. Sipe gathering
Miss Dorothy Sipe and Miss Sarah Grabhorn of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Anna Sipe on Friday. Miss Grabhorn attended the commencement exercises in the evening.
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Dorothy Sipe
Sarah Grabhorn
Indianapolis
Anna Sipe
Miss Grabhorn
Hunt for Gold in Old Mining Camps
Helena Mont The search for gold has driven contemporary prospectors back to Montana boom camps including the Dexter lode where an 1868 survey spurred recent activity. Numerous other long abandoned camps with ruined or moved buildings attract new gold seekers today.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Dexter Lode
Everest Flight Film to Record Summit Attempt
A four or five airman expedition plans a complete talking film of the Everest ascent. Geoffrey Barkas directs, with cameramen F R Bennett and Arthur Fisher. cameras must endure -40F and high altitude, as planes Houston-Westland and Westland-Wallace carry gear and crew to 34 000 feet. The film will cover Britain departure, summit attempt, and return to Purnea, with a four month timeline.
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London
Everest
Britain
India
Geoffrey Barkas
Nigeria
F. R. Bennett
Alan Cobham
Arthur Fisher
Houston-Westland
Westland-Wallace
Purnea
Public Service Company of Indiana Elects Officers
The annual election of officers at Public Service Company of Indiana reelected John N. Shannahan as president. Chester D. Porter named vice president and general manager set for June 1. Henry Bucher reelected vice president and Edwin J. Booth promoted to vice president. Other officers re elected include Louis B. Schiesz, Bernardc P. Shearon, W. Marshall Dale, Louis Allen, B. R. Nightengale, and Arthur E. Irwin. Suer and Porter join the board, replacing Van Arsdel and Mulholland who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Company of Indiana
John N. Shannahan
Chester D. Porter
Porter
Henry Bucher
Edwin J. Booth
Louis B. Schiesz
Bernardc P. Shearon
W. Marshall Dale
Louis Allen
B. R. Nightengale
Arthur E. Irwin
William A. Suer
Mr. Porter
Earnest van Arsdel
Samuel E. Mulholland
Stacy Whitfield Tie in Carthage Courthouse Fri Morning
Harry Stacy son of Mr and Mrs John Stacy near Carthage united with Miss Beatrice Whitfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Whitfield in marriage by Justice Stetch at the courthouse Friday morning. They plan to reside on a farm in Ripley township. Francis Addison spent the last week with aunt Amlanda Jones of Indianapolis.
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Harry Stacy
John Stacy
Near
Carthage
Beatrice Whitfield
Henry Whitfield
Justice of Peace
Stetch
Court House
Stacy
Ripely Township
Francis Addison
Amlanda Jones
Indianapolis
Death by own action shocks Glenwood area farmer
James Parker a 74 year old retired farmer near Glenwood Fayette county died Saturday afternoon by shooting himself in the head with a shotgun. He lived alone one mile east of Glenwood and was found seated in a living room chair. Coroner Dr H W Smelser investigated. Parker was active in the Glenwood Christian church and survived by three brothers Frank Parker of Glenwood Carl Parker of Iowa and Alva Parker of Connersville. Funeral services were Monday at 2 pm at Frank Parker’s home in Glenwood with Rev W H Hopper officiating. Interment followed at Dale Cemetery in Connersville.
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James Parker
H. W. Smelser
Connersville
Fayette County
Cornoner
Parker
Glenwood
Glenwood Christian Church
Frank
Carl
Iowa
Alva
Frank Parker
W. H. Hopper
Dale Cemetery
Arlington Hosts Stevens Family Visit Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs Herman Stevens of near Arlington and daughter Olive May were guests of Mr and Mrs Cleve Geise Sunday evening in a social contrast highlighting local hospitality and family life.
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Herman Stevens
Arlington
Olive May
Cleve Geise
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Indiana
Congress
Masonic Makers OF America
By Bayar Baker
Rockefeller
Cram's New
Geographical Globe
South Polar
Asia
United States Geographic Board
Dublin
Ireland
Baile Atha Cliath
Moscow
Russia
Moskva
U.S.S.R
Vienna
Austria
Wien
Warsaw
Poland
Warszawa
Constantinople
Turkey
Istanbul
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Beograd
Rome
Italy
Roma Angora
Ankara
Addison’s Meat Market
Public Service Company
Stacy—Whitfield
Farmer
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