Scottish Rite convocation confers Masonic degrees in Indianapolis
The four day session of the fifty seventh convocation at the Scottish Rite Cathedral proceeds to confer about 190 degrees from the fourth to the thirty second. Today covers degrees fourteen through eighteen with leaders Rostare Eggleston Lee S Busch Edson F Folsom Robert C Mayhill and a cast from Edinburg Franklin and Columbus. The Indiana Consistory to take over Wednesday and Calvin S Busch presides over the final day.
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Valley of Indianapolis
Calvin S. Busch
Grand Lodge of Perfection
Sarafah Council
Princes of Jerusalem
Indiana
Rostare Eggleston
Lee S. Busch
Edson F. Folsom
Robert C. Mayhill
Edinburg
Franklin and Columbus
J. Clyde Hoffman
Four Arrested in Automobiles in City Search
Police detained two colored men James Maley 19 Clint Martin 23 and two white women Ella Harding 22 Frances Roland 29 after spotting them in two cars at Nineteenth Street and Capitol Avenue at 2 a m. The men faced 5000 bond and the women 2000.
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Sheehan
Nineteenth St
Capitol Ave
James Maley
Senate Ave
Clint Martin
Boulevard PL
Ella Harding
Ohio St
Frances Roland
S Vord
Sixteenth
Illinois Sts
New York St
Two Lovers Guilty in British Murder Trial
In London at Old Bailey, Edith Thomson and Frederick Bywaters were found guilty of murdering Thomson's husband. The verdict ended a highly publicized case with Thomson confessing attempts to weaken her spouse and Bywaters appearing composed despite the sensational outcome.
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United News
London
England
Edith Thomson
Frederick Bywaters
Old’ Bailey
Watera
Butler College Wins Tomlinson Hall Date Dispute
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works rejected a claim by Omar's basketball team to a Tomlinson Hall date on Jan 13. Butler College kept the date after Coach Pat Page influenced the board to remove Omar's lease and assign Butler. The board also discussed a $200 per night charge for boxing and wrestling events next year.
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Board of Public Works
Otto Ray
Indianapolis Omars
Tomlinson Hall
Wabash College
Ray
Omars
Pat Page
de Pauw
Judge Collins Returns to Bench in Indianapolis
Judge James A. Collins resumes Criminal Court duties after a two week visit with his mother in Massachusetts. On the return trip to Indianapolis he was admitted to the bar of the United States Supreme Court on motion by Merrill Moores, representative from the Seventh Indiana district.
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James A. Collins
Massachusetts
Indianapolis
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Merrill Moores
Indiana
Elsie Ferguson in The Wheel of Life at the Mural and The French Doll at English’s
Elsie Ferguson stars in The Wheel of Life described as a melodramatic nightmare with a Buddha background and a weak plot, while Irene Bordoni shines in The French Doll at English’s with a witty French charm and strong songs. the review highlights Bordoni’s stage presence and the supporting cast.
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Irene Bordoni
Walter D. Hickman
Miss Ferguson
London
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Col
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India
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Ferguson
Irene Bordon
Harry C. Browne
Edouard Durand
Claire Grenville
Frederick Raymond Jr
Eugene Borden
Laura Lussier
Will Deming
Mary Robinson
Burton Brown
James Hunter
Miss Bordoni
the Observer
Freezone promises instant corn relief and easy removal
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone as painless for corns and calluses. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and claims to remove hard corns soft corns and between the toes with no soreness or irritation.
Executions of Mellows and O Connor by Free State
Irish insurgents General Liam Mellows and Rory O Connor were executed by the new Free State in reprisal for the death of two parliament members.
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Liam Mellows
Rory O'Connor
New Free State
Triple bill hits five venues with varied shows
The Apollo presents Whats Wrong With the Women while the Isis features Riders of the Law and While Justice Waits headlines Mister Smith's. A triple bill runs at the Regent and Sherlock Brown plays the Colonial in a week of fresh entertainment.
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the Apollo
Riders of the Law
the Isis
Justice Waits
Mister Smith
Triple Bill
the Regent
Sherlock Brown
the Colonial
Explosion Injures and Kills Men at Wilkes Barre Coal Mine
A gas explosion at the Hugar Notch colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Co in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania fatally injures three men and seriously burns a fourth. The accident occurred early today and authorities investigated the blast for cause.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre, Pa
Hugar Notch Collery
Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company
McAdoo Seen as Likely 1924 Democratic Nominee
Edwin T. Meredith declares in Des Moines that William G. McAdoo is the logical Democratic presidential candidate for 1924. Meredith says McAdoo would draw farmers labor and business support and would run on a platform aiding agriculture and resolving labor disputes.
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United News
Des Moines
Iowa
William G. McAdoo
Edwin T. Meredith
Wilson
McAdoo
Meredith
Europe
Miner Killed in Dust Explosion at Mohawk Mine
LINTON Ind Dec 12 Fred Brunker 46 shot firer was killed when a dust explosion wrecked the Mohawk mine near here yesterday Frank McCoy another shot firer escaped without injury The force of the blast wrecked the mine causing about 30000 in damage The mine employing 215 men will be out of commission ten days
Man and nurse held after auto joy ride
An alleged joy ride led to the arrest of Albert Kraft, 37, of 609 N Illinois St, on charges of operating under the influence, obstructing the street, drunkenness and child neglect. The woman, Miss Nell H Mahuren, 26, a nurse of 229 E Pratt St, was jailed on drunkenness and contributing to delinquency. The pair were in a automobile when taken into custody. Kraft has two children, police say.
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Albert Kraft
Illinois St
Nell H. Mahuren
E. Pratt Sr
Kraft
Burglar for Break-in Steals Several Items from Chicago Home
A burglar shattered a rear door at Frank Brown of 1213 Oregon St last night and robbed an overcoat savings bank and clothing worth 80 4 25 and 20 dollars.
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Frank Brown
Oregon St
Thief Loots Barber Shop Cash Drawer
A sneak thief robbed the cash drawer at John M. Moody's barber shop at 560 Massachusetts Avenue, taking $25. The incident was reported as a local crime in the storefront.
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John M. Moody
Massachusetts Ava
Marmola Prescription Tablets Advertised For Quick Weight Loss
A Detroit ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets claiming simple weight loss by taking four tablets daily. It promises no starvation or exercise and asserts the tablets are harmless, selling through druggists or direct from Marmola Co. in Detroit.
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Marmola Co
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
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