Indiana Society meeting reports and Pythian district notes
The Indiana Society gathering in Indianapolis featured Rev W.O.A. Millis joining the Board of trustees and Dr. O.W. Milligan speaking on mental health relations. Knights of Pythias district events closed with officers returning home. John Hirst Adams and Leo Lusk attended, with Lusk recalling World War I service and friends from the 9th Field Artillery headquarters band.
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Indiana Society
Indianapoli
Wo AL Millis
Board of Des Oters
O. W. Milligan
Knights of Pythias
Nonpatien
Pythian
Vacca
John Hirst Adams
Franklin Star
Madison
Leo Lusk
Needham
Mr. Lusk
9Th Fal
Psuth
Nicholas Kiev
Mr. Kask
American Legion Elects Officers at Jefferson Post No 9
Jefferson Post No 9 of the American Legion met at the Commercial Club and elected Wallace O. McKeand as Commander Albert C. Jammel as Vice Commander Dr FLOC Denny as Adjutant William J. Johnson as Finance Officer Rev Eo AL Shulls as Chaplin Hayden H. Bear as Sergeant at Arms and Miss Katheryn Tuttle as Historian for the ensuing year.
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Jefferson Post No. 9
American Legion
Wallace O. McKeand
Albert C. Jammel
Chaplin
Eo AL Shulls
Hayden H. Bear
Katheryn Tuttle
The Melody Five Organize Winter Dance Orchestra
The Melody Five, a group of prominent young musicians, organize and provide music for public and private dances this winter. The ensemble includes William Lilly on saxophone, Paul Peddie on saxophone, W. Wells on drums and tenor sax, Roy Rozets on banjo, and Francis Hill on piano.
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Melody Five
William Lilly
Paul Peddie
W. Wells
Roy Rozets
Francis Hill
Wagon accident injures Alorz Richardson on Walnut Street
Alorz Richardson a teamster for James Yater sustained a serious injury this morning when the wagon front axle broke and a barrel rolled onto him. He suffered a painful right arm injury and was taken to King's Daughters Hospital by Haigh's ambulance where Dr. Childs attended to him near the gas works on Walnut Street.
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Alorz» Richardson
James Yater
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Haigh
Childs
Walnut Street
Business Ethics Talk At Rotary Club Warns On Confidence
Mr M F Tennis addressed the Rotary Club on business ethics noting unrest stems from lack of confidence among manufacturers and merchants. He cited wartime contract cancellations and urged binding verbal or written contracts to restore conditions. A thank you went to Bill Poster Company for aiding a promotional campaign. A committee of Elmer Scott, Graham Rosg, and W H Miller was formed to boost attendance at the Indianapolis convention February 21 22. Russian peasants frequently sleep with their cows.
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Marshall F. Tennis
Rotary Club
Bill Poster Company
National Organization
Elmer Scott
Graham Rosg
W. H. Miller
Indianapolis
Henry Ford urges price cuts to ease living costs
Henry Ford says business could improve and living costs fall if manufacturers and merchants stop clinging to war prices. He notes prices can be cut and insists he supports reducing the cost of his cars when production allows. Ford argues cutting prices is sound business.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Manufactures
Ford
Gaelic campaign for Scottish free state grows in Britain
In Scotland and Britain a Gaelic movement seeks Scottish home rule modeled after Ireland. A league forms to press for autonomy amid long standing grievances against England.
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Free State
Ireland
London
Fourth District Knights of Pythias Meet in Busy Session
The Fourth District Knights of Pythias held a well attended meeting at Py thian hall on Jitterson Street with delegates from all lodges. Grand Chancellor Harvey M. Thompson presided as sessions opened and closed with remarks, a flag ceremony and a luncheon followed by talks by officers and visiting delegates.
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Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Jitterson Street
Walter Mundt
Ehirven M. Thompson
Indianapolis
Wet Citi
AL D. Vanesdel
Grand District 1
Dolph E. Farr
Edinburg
Ralph Taylor
M.shawaka
Harvey M. Thompson
Ida Neal
Aurora
Pythian Sisters
K. of P.’s
E. G. Davis
Francis Brown
Dale Eckert
K.of P.’s
George Major
Bank of Page
Clyde Bright
Cleo Lodge
Brooksburg
Syracuse
Madison
Madison Lodge
Willian Geile
Seymour
Geile
Charles
George Ceile
Books for Blind Jump in Demand
The Committee for Men Blinded in Battle appeals for more books in raised type. The Library for the Blind at the New York Public Library reports rising demand, with active readers about 10 in number using the Central building and 587 annual volume circulation. The collection includes Braille and New York point editions, and services extend by mail to New York State, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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Bralile
New York
Tibetas
Lueille Goldthwaite
New
Yort Public Library
Ivaiie
United States
Ag Central
Fifth Avenue
Hiss
Dike James
Thebrary
Bipd
Buthding Dhirfing
Moon
New York Point
Yoento
Latteu
Uearil
Tho Hk
New York City
New Jersey
On Fund Feft
Inte
Benjatora Stephens
Peculiar Bird Hunted In Captivity
A historic report describes a rare, one of a kind bird kept in captivity. The article details nesting, parental protection, and a strong beak used to deter threats as the young mature. It notes care patterns, feeding, and the dangers posed by the bird’s powerful bill.
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Perth
Sveerdel
Rooster Smoker Dazzles Paris Kentucky Crowd
Odd tale from Paris Kentucky tells of a rooster trainer and a smoking rooster act featuring Mrs Ent Bo Wilson and Mr and Mrs Orion Seteee while on the way to a fair in Ohio. They travel with two white Wonatiotte roosters and a trained crowing trick.
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Paris
Ent
Bo Wilson
Mro
Orion Seteee
Cgotum- Dis
Ohio
Bharidsa Dent
Warren G. Harding
Odinese Cox
Warren
Aiong
English Chess Tourney Draws Eight Hundred Players
An English chess tournament in London attracted about eight hundred participants, both men and women, showcasing intense competition and broad interest in the game. A Massachusetts subscriber reports a disrupted morning with a partridge entering through an open window, remaining unharmed on the bedclothes.
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Massachusetts
Partridge
Chrouah
London
France Signals Ten Superdreadnoughts by 1925
Washington reports France has warned it will build ten superdreadnoughts within ten years after the armistice period. British delegate Arthour Balfour will seek a joint move to abolish submarines. France protests the naval accord while Britain vows to oppose Paris expansion plans.
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France
Washington
Dee
Arthour Balfour
Hughes
England
British Parliament Ratifies Irish Peace Treaty Tonight
The British Parliament approved the Irish peace treaty in a swift session. Both the Commons and the Lords backed the measure amid a dispute over a rejected amendment to George’s opening speech, with votes reported as close.
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London
House of Coesaeons
Best
Diava
Wing George
Wien
de Valera
Dr A C Kimberlin Fatally Wounded on Huntley Trip
Dr Albert C Kimberlin a leading state specialist with offices in Indianapolis was fatally wounded on a hunting trip near Osgood Indiana when a shotgun fired by Cecil C Moon shattered a car window and struck him in the head as his party rushed him to Methodist hospital. He died en route. Funeral plans include honorary pallbearers including Dr A B Graham a former Madisonian.
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Albert C. Kimberon
Stokes Tudding
Meridian Street
Osgood
Tod
Methodist Hospital
Kimberly
Cecil C. Moon
Dr. Kimberlin
Indianapoli Star
Kimberlin
Madison
A. B. Graham
Foreigner Questions Why He Won't Fetch Him Home
Dolls crafted in Nuremberg as early as 1400 are noted. A large crowd filled the city today as residents observed events and people gathered downtown.
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Nuremberg
City
Simple home remedy for catarrh and throat issues urged
A period piece urges use of mentholated arrete mixed with boiled water as a quick cure for catarrh. It claims the inflamed membranes spread germs beyond influenza and discourages experiments lasting two weeks. It also recommends sniffing vapors to clear nasal passages.
Family Burned Out as Indiana Home Is Destroyed
Six members of William Buddenbaum family flee their Broad Ripple area home after a fire. lumberman family loses their country residence in Indianapolis today.
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Indianapolis
William Buddenbaum
Broad Ripple
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