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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1912

Page

9

Return of C A Keller Grand Sire Honored by San Antonio Odd Fellows

Members of San Antonio lodge No 11 Bexar encampment No 11 and Miriam Rebekah lodge No 24 celebrated the return of C A Keller as grand sire of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. A guard of honor escorted him, Marcus W. Davis delivered welcome remarks, and Rev S H Burgin along with Mrs P C Blank extended greetings. Keller paid tribute to Rebekahs and thanked the assemblage as refreshments followed the program.

Odd Fellows San Antonio C. A. Keller Order of Odd Fellows of the World Grand Lodge Winnipeg Canada Bexar Miriam Re- Wekah Keller Canton Lodge No Oecasten Marcus W. Davis Burgin Texas W. A. King P. C. Blank Miriam Rebekah Rebekahs Peter G. Rucker Nic Peters Charles L. Sauer W. C. Hirzel Harry Hertzberg W. T. Neely L. K. Lambert Stephen Gould Miriam Rebekah Lodge Charles Sauer G. E. Melliff M. Hawk P. G. Rucker C.A. Soule

Roosevelt Draws Raucous Welcome in New York Rally

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt faced a massive Madison Square Garden crowd on October 31 in New York, receiving an uproarious reception after an attempted assassination in Milwaukee. He stood for 42 minutes at the edge of the platform, refused to sit, and urged police to maintain order as Gov. Hiram Johnson and Oscar Straus spoke before him.

New York Milwaukee Theodore Roosevelt Madison Square Garden Roosevelt Teddy Senator Dixon Johnson Johnson and Straus Hiram Johnson Oscar S. Straus Governor Johnson Colonel Roosevelt

Republican meeting hears substitutes

C W Johnson governor candidate and E A Atwell US attorney, slated to speak, could not attend a republican mass meeting last night. Band on Alamo plaza drew a fair crowd before I B Henyon announced the no show. J E Elgin county judge candidate and Arthur M Gray representative nominee spoke on national and state issues.

C. W. Johnson E. A. Atwell United States San Antonio Alamo Plaza I. B. Henyon J. E. Elgin Arthur M. Gray Johnson Attorney Atwell

Ritchie Sees Great Roads Abroad Sparks U.S. Need

J E Ritchie back from seven winters in San Antonio recounts abroad travels through Paris Belgium Holland Germany Austria Switzerland and back by car from Cleveland. He urges Americans to invest in better roads and amenities at home noting European highways and hotels impress with solid construction and scenic tree lined routes. He and Mrs. Ritchie plan eight winter stays in San Antonio with Sedalia as permanent headquarters.

J. E. Ritchie San Antonio Gunter Hote Mr. Ritchie Europe Paris Ritchie Belgium Holland Germany Austria Switzerland Alps Cleveland Ohio

Chamber luncheon to feature San Antonio products

At a luncheon to be given Saturday at the Gunter hotel by the Chamber of Commerce, only San Antonio products will be served to boost home products. The date was moved from Thursday to accommodate traveling men and city salesmen working out of San Antonio.

Gunter Hotel Chamber of Commerce San Antonio

Medinah Temple Dedicated by Nobels of the Shrine

The Medinah temple in Chicago was dedicated last night by the Order of Nobels of the Mystic Shrine with more than 9000 Masons in attendance led by Imperial Potentate William J. Cunningham of Baltimore. The building cost $650,000.

Chicago Nobels William J. Cunningham Baltimore

Supreme Court Grants Writ of Error in Southard Suit

The Texas Supreme Court yesterday granted a writ of error in the case of W. D. er et al. v. A. V. Southard of Bexar County. The suit concerns the redemption of a lot previously sued for by Southard, Dreyer, and Mrs. L. G. Jacobs. The decision follows an appeal to the Fourth Court of Appeals in Antonio.

Austin Tex W. der Et al

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