Ouottich Rite Hosts Largest Glasses Banquet for 700
Prominent Masons from across the state gather in Indianapolis for the forty-fifth semi annual convocation of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Nearly 600 registered by Wednesday noon as a class of about 100 is expected to rise through degrees, with 78 candidates initiating Wednesday morning. The banquet serves 700 guests at the temple dining hall, with state officers present and visitors from the four corners of the United States.
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Indianapolis
Mecca
Temple House
Valley of Tudianapulis
Admiram Lodge of Perfection
Sarajah Coouncil Princes of Jerusalem
Howard A. Sampsell
Resecroix
W. J. McKee
John E. Milner
Lodge of Perfection
Temple
Scottish Rite
United States
William Geake
Wayne
State Supreme Council
Henry C. Adams
Frank Sweet
Big Desert
Geake
Frank Wilson
East Washington Street
Officials to announce candidates after conferral of degree
The thirty second degree candidates will be announced by the officisia after the work has been conferred.
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Didates
Officisia
Railroad Agent 13 Accused of Theft
Ira Og. Brooking, 29, a Pennsylvania railroad agent at Ridgeville Ind, was arrested here after detectives traced warrants for theft of merchandise worth over 1000 dollars. He allegedly tampered with station packages and diverted deliveries. Three railroad watches were found at his home, which he admitted belonged to the company.
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Ira OG
Brooking
Morgan and
Stewart
Hartsell and
Ridgeville
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Market Street
Blind husband charged after theft in quiet home
Mrs. Mantis Butler, blind and ill, learned from detectives that her transfer man husband had stolen a diamond ring from the home of O. T. Day on Central avenue. Butler confessed briefly and promised to return for supper before being jailed. the charge weighs grand larceny, with Judge Colins to review.
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Mantis
O. T. Day
Central Avenue
Butler
Anne
Colins
Cold Cure Headache Remedy Promoted by E. W. Grove
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromosine Quinine as a world wide cold and grip remedy that removes the cause. It urges readers to call for the full name and signature of E. W. Grove, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Conscience Stricken Deserter Surrenders in South Bend
Conscience stricken 15 year old Nealy Porter of South Bend walked into a navy recruiting station and surrendered as a deserter. He will be sent to Norfolk Virginia with the first navy recruits. Porter enlisted October 9 1909 as an ordinary seaman and deserted July 10 1910 from the battleship Vermont. He returned home and worked nearby. patrols did not suspect him. Lieutenant C H Bullock of Indianapolis station said Porter might not have been caught if no reward notices were posted.
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Nealy Porter
South Bend
Navy
Norfolk
Porter
Vermont
Ile
C. H. Bullock
Indianapolis
Copeland pursues corner heat plan with public utilities
Councilman Charles F Copeland pushes a plan to heat corner policemen using city public utilities sparking a clash with the Board of Works. The board resisted and imposed the white line rule yet a sample heater was permitted at Ohio and Illinois as the Merchants Light and Power Co began work. Copeland claims no city cost and says a heater for every corner would follow.
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Heft and Light Vompuny
Ohio
Illinois
Copeland
Warmer response expected soon for Red Cross fund
The Red Cross endowment drive in Indianapolis has reached 810 subscriptions at 10 cents per capita for 9,100 residents. The general committee expects stronger public support by week’s end and has begun mail campaigns to employers, offices, stores, factories, fire and police substations, and public libraries. Subscriptions are to be reported to John H. Holliday, treasurer, with donation centers at 246 Federal Building.
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Eee
Red Cross Endowment Fund
Indianapolis
John H. Holliday
General Committee
Federal Building
Interurban and Allis-Chalmers Blocked by Court Ruling
The appeal court ruled the interurban company and the Allis-Chalmers company were in fringery and issued an injunction stopping them from making selling or using the disputed patent.
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Interurban Company
Allis-Chalmers Company
Boy Steals Iron Worth Two Dollars Faces Detention
Rest Bartree of Murphy alley appeared before Judge Stubbs on six prior charges. The latest case charged him with stealing 400 pounds of iron valued at $2 from Louis Bornstein. Bartree was ordered sent to the detention home.
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Louis Bornstein
Bartree
Yeomen to Elect Officers at New Hall Event
The Harmony homestead Brotherhood of American Yeomen will hold its annual election of officers at the new hall on 351 Trndiana avenue Friday night. Grand Foreman William Koch of Des Moines will visit Indianapolis Yeomen Der 7 and a joint meeting of all homesteads will celebrate the event.
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Yeomen
New Hall
Trndiana Avenue
William Koch
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Fesler Receivership Granted Borrowing Power in Court
The petition of Leo K. Fesler, receiver for the Cumberland printing company, to borrow money to conduct the business was granted in circuit court by Judge Remster on Wednesday. Fesler was appointed receiver November 25 on petition of the Cumberland Bank of Cumberland.
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Leo K. Fesler
Cumberland Printing Company
Remster
Fesler
Cumberland Bank of Cumberland, T
Nutty Tells Pupils Not To Gorge Food
Dr J N Hurty urged Shortridge high school students to avoid overeating and indigestible foods in a talk on Where Disease Comes From. He warned overeating can cause slow death akin to arsenic and advised simple meals, avoiding spices vinegar and pickles as digestive aids.
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Nurty
J. N. Hurty
Shortridge High School
Harry
High Court Rules in GE Patent Suit Rulings
The United States circuit court of appeals seventh district confirms one decision by Judge Anderson and reverses another in patent cases filed by General Electric against Winona Interurban Railway Allis-Chalmers Newcastle and Duncan Electric for electric current transformer patents. Judge Anderson had dismissed part of the suit.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Seventh District
Anderson
Circuit Court
General Electric Company
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Winona
Allis-Chalmers Company
Newcastle
Duncan Electric Company
Company requests new trial over damages in Indianapolis case
The Indianapolis traction and terminal company asked for a new trial in circuit court on Wednesday claiming the court erred in jury instructions and that damages were excessive. The plaintiffs Mollie Averitt was awarded three thousand dollars.
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Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Mollie Averitt
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Ness
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Boy
Stubbs
The
Harmony Homestead Brotherhood of
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Company
Paris
New York
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al RS Ag
Pongee Shantung
Charles Mayer & CO
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Baldwin Company
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Mooney
State Life Insurance Co
John A. Schumacher Co
E. St. Clair St
Tches
JOS. T. Head
Hoover-Watson Printing CO
Corner Market
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Little Denison Cafe
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