Maccabees to Dedicate New Temple in Detroit
The Maccabees announce the dedication of a $2,500,000 temple and international headquarters in Detroit from July 21 to 23. Delegations from Indiana and across the U S and Canada attend with governors and officials delivering speeches. The 1926 year marks record growth with 250,000 members, assets of $34,000,000, and 5,000 lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hive of the Maccabees
Maccabee Temple
International
Detroit
Union
Canada
Fred. W. Green
Michigan
Supreme Commander
A. W. Frye
John W. Smith
John C. Snyder
National Fraternal Congress
WGHP
Frye
Shriners Hold Frolic at Broad Ripple Park
The Shrine frolic drew several hundred Shriner members and families to Broad Ripple Park last night. Sponsored by the Murat Temple patrol drum and bugle corps and gun squad, the event featured a basket supper and various amusements. Committee members included Harry Pell Joseph T Head Jesse J McClure A E Herrmann Edgar Hart Vernon K Sheller and Arthur Co Kimber.
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Broad Ripple Park
Murat Temple Patrol
Broad Ripple Park Grove
Shriners
Harry Pell
Joseph T. Head
Jesse J. McClure
A. E. Herrmann
Edgar Hart
Vernon K. Sheller
Arthur Co. Kimber
Plan Orphan Outing by Local Elks Set for August
The twenty sixth annual orphan's outing will be held August 24 as announced by W G Taylor secretary. Orphans from nearly every institution in the city will attend with a special program being arranged by the Elks. Only one meeting a month for July and August and the first Tuesday of the month. Regular schedule resumes in September.
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Elks
W. G. Taylor
The
Pythian Sisters to Visit Lafayette Home in July
Pythian Sisters from across the state will meet in Lafayette on July 15 to tour the Pythian Home under construction and plan the August 10 dedication. Past grand chief and state officers will lead the group and set the program for the ceremonies. A local delegation will attend.
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Lafayette
Muncie Bus Men Win Supreme Court Victory
Muncie bus operators won a victory over Union Traction Company when the Supreme Court upheld a writ of prohibition preventing an injunction against the buses. The Madison Circuit Court had issued the injunction. The traction company claimed after paying 2500 dollars for a bus operator’s goodwill the equipment was transferred and service on the same route continued.
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Muncie
Union Traction Company
Supreme Court
Madison Circuit Court
The
Traction Company
Spme
Knights of Columbus Set July 2 Picnic in Columbia Park
Definite plans for the Knights of Columbus Independence Day picnic to be held July 2 in Columbia Park have been announced by W. P. Flanary as general chairman. John C. Boyce will be the principal speaker and Leroy Cavanaugh leads the athletic program. Miss Ida Harming heads St. Patrick's church society serving lunches with other committee chairs assisting.
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W. P. Flanary
S. West St
Knights of Columbus
Columbia Park
John C. Boyce
Leroy Cavanaugh
St. Patrick’s Church
Ida Harming
Fred Craig
Profit
Gustave Jones
Royal Key
Harry Toner
Louis Cochran
Frank Rastery
Edward Coren
C. J. Biedelman
Best Turkey Run Route for Weekend Tour
Hoosier Motor Club touring department outlines a suggested weekend trip from Indianapolis to Turkey Run. Travel west on Washington Street to the forks, bear right on State Road 36 through Danville and Bainbridge to Rockville, then on 41 to the park. First ten miles are paved with a gravel segment Danville to Rockville and near the park entrance.
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Turkey Run
Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis
Washington St
Danville
Bainbridge
Rockville
Faiman to tell all in deposition for McClintock heirs
Charles C. Faiman, key witness for Isabelle Pope and Billy McClintock heirs, will disclose more in a deposition before Commissioner Walter T. Carpenter. He had previously refused many questions from Shephard's attorney Charles Rathbun, and the taking of the deposition will be recessed until Wednesday for record review.
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Charles C. Faiman
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
Chicago
William D. Shephard
Faiman
Walter T. Carpenter
Charles Rathbun
Shephard
Calendar of City Lodges and Masonic Meetings in Indianapolis
A dense list of lodge and fraternal group meetings in Indianapolis with dates in July. Includes Eastern Star, Druids, Elks, Knights, Masons, Shriners and related orders, noting temple locations such as the Masonic Temple, Odd Fellows Temple, Castle Hall and various city streets. Also notes a late line on 1926 motor vehicle registrations: 22,273,643, up 2,044,618 from 1925.
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Druids
Indianapolis Grove
Belawer St
Indianapolis Aerie
Eagles Temple
Elks Indianapolis Lodge
Elks’ Club
Hibernians
Hiberian
Columbus
Columbie Parke
Guy
Knights of Pythias
Shambah Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights Tassan
Seeing Ranch
Castle. Hall
Onie St
Castle
Belleview Place
Meeting Star-Excelsior Lodge
la Hall
Ohio St
Odd Fellows' Temple
Shelby and
Pleasant Sts
Marion Lodge
Blaine and
Howard St
Indianapolis
Castle Ha
Ohio
Century
Castle Hall
M. King Irvington Lodge
S. Audubon Rd
Clifton Lodge
Stle Hall
Reder Sts
Pythian Sisters
Myrtle Temple
Banner Temple
Maccabees Hoosier Sap
Indiana Hive
Woodmen Hall
New York
Royal Arch
Mascass Temple
Irvington
Irvington Temple
Asonic Temple
Kentai Ghanter
Central Ave
College Ave
West Side
W. Morris St
Gene Moose Women's
Mooseheart Legion
Pet
N. Delaware St
United States
Gilliam Plan Aims to Nullify Liquor Warrant Ruling
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam urged prosecutors to circumvent a Supreme Court decision on liquor case warrants. He advised officers to swear affidavits ex parte, note evidence heard, and copy the affidavit descriptions into the warrant to shift burden to the magistrate. The ruling held that probable cause must be testified to before a warrant is valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Arthur L. Gilliam
James Wallace
Henry County
Williard B. Gemmill
Clarence R. Martin
Gilliam
Supreme Court of Indiana
Wallace Vs. State
Stars Win Salary War Ends With Pact
Hollywood news reports a salary dispute resolution as most major film studios agree to suspend proposed 10 to 25 percent cuts. Paramount and Warner Brothers did not sign the statement. United Press notes the Actors' Group push led to the agreement.
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United Press Hollywood
Cal
Hollywood
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Paramount
Warner Brothers
Monkeys from Africa Sent to Caucasus Habitat
A report notes that monkeys are moved from Africa to the Caucasus to observe their adaptation in a new native habitat. The article discusses the chimps' feeding and egg collection behaviors as part of the experimental setup.
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EY United Press
Africa
Caucasus
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Broad Ripple
Milliser Poultry CO
N. West St. MA
Vetta le Rey
Pythian
K. OF C. Plan
McClintock Heirs
Eastern Star Queen Ther
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Marion County Association of Odd Fellows and
Daughters of Pocahontas Alfarata
W. North St
Sulva
Mineola
Buchanan St
Royal Secknies
White River
Bellefourtain
Baa Rivera Dr
Oodsmen Hall
Gilliom
Traugott
Traugott's
Traugott’s
Palm Beach
Athletic Union
Edward Traugott
cLeck
Harry Sussman
C. O. Ds
STARS
Specia
Kokomo Bristol
U. S
S. S
S. S. Tube
Indiana Wholesale Tire Co
Capitol Ave
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