Men's Department Spring Coat and Accessory Sale
Men’s Allapaca coats in black priced from 2.00 to 5.00 with several midrange options. Boys' blue serge Norfolk suits offered at 3.98, regular value 5.00. Under wear for boys knit bleached poros, 15 cents per garment. Lifle suspenders for men with pigskin ends 25 cents per pair. Shoes on small lot 2.50 value at 1.45. Black half hose 25 cents for two pair.
Grand Masonic Temple to Mirror Solomon's Temple
Washington June 10 The Scottish Rite Temple, described as the most magnificent of its kind, rises on Sixteenth Street Northwest. Indiana limestone construction features 33 monolithic columns, 55 ton sphinxes, a grand library of 100000 volumes, and a fire resistant metal furniture plan. Completion targeted Oct 1 with dedication planned for the Supreme Council autumn meeting.
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George Garner
Washington
National Capital
Masonic Order
Grand Lodge
Sixteenth Street
Capitol
Milford
Massachusetts
A. A. Weinmann
New York
Council Chamber
Supreme Council
Albert Pike
Benjamin Franklin
William L. Boyden
John Russell Pope
Norcross Brothers Company
Worcester
Mass
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite
Spectacled burglar John Cichocki arrested in Chicago case
John Cichocki, tagged the spectacled burglar, is under arrest after being identified as the killer of his father, a grocer. The suspect had been a long standing Chicago police mystery for months.
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John Cichocki
Chaving
Reed
Chicago
Masons to Hold Joint Cumberland Degree Meeting
Invitations sent to Friendship Lodge Hagerstown Mediary Lodge Williamsport and other county lodges for a joint Cumberland meeting on June 24 at 4 30 PM to exemplify the third degree work. Visitors will be entertained at supper followed by a smoker and social. A number of Masons from the county are expected.
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Hagerstown
Friendship Lodge of Masons
Mediary Lodge
Williansport
Cumberland
Government clerks begin summer vacation period
Washington reports the summer vacation for government clerks has begun as 40 000 workers take their 30 days leave excluding Sundays. Most take it during the hot term, with vacations running from June 1 through New Year’s Day. Saturday half holidays are observed with a 1 pm close for three months.
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Washington
Charlton Murder Case Delayed by Italy War Move
On the fifth anniversary of the Lake Como murder of Mrs. Porter Charlton in 1911, Italian hostilities are delaying any trial. Porter Charlton confessed to police in New York after returning from Italy, and extradition battles reached the U S Supreme Court before he was sent back to Italy. The case hinges on wartime disruptions and Italy’s court operations amid conflict.
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Charlton
Italy
Washington, D. C
Lake Como
Como
United States
Porter Charlton
Charltons
New York
Knox
United States Circuit Court
Trenton
Supreme Court of the
Chariton
Hoboken
Paul Charlton
District of
Porto Rico
Taft
Value of a Corpse Under New Passenger Baggage Rules
The article examines whether a corpse shipped as baggage must have a declared value under new tariffs. A $2,400 limit, $2.40 for each $100 over $100, and full fares for the passenger and deceased body apply. Excess weight and valuation add complexity for baggage agents and passengers.
Marriage of Porter Charlton and Mrs Castle in Philadelphia
Porter Charlton and Mrs Castle married in Philadelphia on March 12 1910 with the announcement delayed by a month. Mrs Charlton was several years older than her husband. After the wedding they moved to New York then sailed for Europe in late April and rented a villa near Moltrasio on Lake Como. While the villa was prepared they stayed at Hotel Suissen in Como amid reports of alleged cruel treatment and disturbances prompting eviction by the hotel landlord.
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Porter Charlton
Mary Crittenden Scott
H. H. Scott
San Francisco
United States Army
Neville H. Castle
New York
William B. Craig
Castle
Philadelphia
Como
Lubin Predicts Philadelphia to Become Major Movie Center
Si gmund Lubin, a pioneer in motion pictures, says Philadelphia will host his company’s future master films. He plans to hire well known actors for each role to achieve high art standards, abandoning cast stock methods and promising a payroll exceeding 2 million dollars annually.
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Philadelphia
Sigmund Lubin
Lubin
Lubin Company
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