Drills At Camp Reece Honor Memorial For Maj Gen Reece
Camp Reece hosted guard mounts and prize drills watched by regular army judges with about a thousand visitors. The Toledo battalion arrived with five companies under Major W A Bird, while a memorial service for Maj Gen John N Reece ran at noon. scores were tallied for senior junior and pony classes with Camp 54 Trinity and Rock Island teams among top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece
Foresters
C. W. Fletcher
Bleepy Eye
Minn
C. E. Page
Denver
Col
A. J. Reno
Pontiac
Fred L. Jones
East Toledo
Toledo
Saunders Street
John N. Reece
Quackenbush Square
Theu
Oe Ee
D. E. McCarthy
Quaraio
United States Army
Sixth Infantry
B. W
Twentieth Infantry
J. T. Barnett
Forester
Mitchell
West Point
Eame
M. W
Camp 54
le Pale
Davia
Tm Aleemabe
Rade Plaza
Plain Davis
Meridian Street
Washang
Grand Rapids
Lane
S. J. de
Foresters Run Guard Lines to Woodmen Vaudeville Show
In Springfield to Madison and other towns runners and squads performed drill and movements, while last night many Foresters attended the Woodmen vaudeville show at the Empire in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Springfield
H. J. Gildersleeve
Linin
Neb
Charles Felt
Madison
Wis
John Bartlett
Seymour
Ind
A. J. Miller
Mt. Vernon
C. R. Vert
Indianapo
The
Empire
Political Figures Named Across States in Election List
A compiled list names numerous officials and candidates across states including Maryland Kansas Illinois Wisconsin Ohio Delaware California Washington Michigan Illinois North Dakota Connecticut Vermont Utah Nevada Montana Rhode Island and others. The roster features chairmen and noted individuals such as W. J. Galbrai W. Lee Blodgett E. M. Chilcote George Robbins and J. K. Pirie among others.
Johnson Defeat in Head Camp Delegation Vote
In 14th Street era Woodmen of the World meeting, Johnson faced defeat as credentials committee recommendations split Kansas representation. Johnson argued for fair seat allotment and adherence to order principles while Plantz urged seating both delegations with half votes, framing it as neighborly and just.
Committee Report on Kansas Delegation Credentials at Emporia
The credentials committee finds that many delegates withdrew after the initial decision and formed a separate body claiming state camp rights. It notes arbitrary rulings by the state consul and asserts both factions seek state camp representation. It recommends seating those listed as certified with half votes each, totaling forty two for Kansas if regular proceedings occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credentials Committee
Kansas
Emporia
State of
Chicago
Milwaukee
Pittsburg
Greater
New York
San Francisco
Law Committee
Executive Council
Detroit
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jersey City
Buffalo
Greater New York
Boston
Indianapolis
Naoa A Sa
Sone Geen Eau
Vaudeville at the Empire features Woodmen flee convention grind
The Woodmen abandon convention business to attend Empire Theater vaudeville and boxing show. A large crowd filled the venue with acts including Kroener and Carroll, Clark and White, Young and Henninger, and many others plus moving pictures, serpentine dancing, and magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Murphy
Knights of the Ax
Empire Theater
Woodmen
Eugen
United States
Order
Empire
Claypool
Kroener
Carroll
Clark
White
Young
Henninger
Kid Sapperstein
Louis Alo
Knights
Price
Reardon
de Varro
de Carlo
Benijni
Charley Wolfin
Billy Gaza
Moving Pictures
Virginia Comstock
Haymarket
Chicago
Clara Hauck
Lefever
Carl Wolf
Francis Scott
Clark and Sims
Woodmen Convention Attendance Near Five Thousand in Indianapolis
A. A. Zion superintendent of Union Station reports four to five thousand Woodmen in Indianapolis with about twelve thousand more visitors in three days, most not Woodmen. The largest convention crowd arrived Monday and tomorrow is expected to bring the peak attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Zion
Union Station
Indianapolis
Reports From Head Camp Officials At Modern Woodmen Convention
Maj. C W Hawes filed an expansive two year report covering 1901 to 1902 showing 664 166 beneficial members insured for 1 161 285 000 and 40 469 social members with a net gain of 126 308 in beneficial members and 48 087 500 in insurance. He urges changes in mortality rates and faster report closing while noting nearly 73 000 first class mail pieces monthly. Head Consul Northcott backs rate readjustment and urges accurate mortality tables for future pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. C. W. Hawes
Woodmen Society
Woodmen
Major Hawes
Rock Island
Ill
Hawes
Woodmen National
Indianapolis
National Fraternal Congress
Dee
Kansas City
Mts Tongue
Sia
C. W. Hawes
W. A. Northcott
Executive Council
Northcott
St. Paul
Woodmen of America
Fraternal Congress
Woodmen of
America
Head Camp session outlines election rules at convention
The thirteenth annual Head Camp of Modern Woodmen of America convenes at 9:30 am with plans for roll-call nominations by states and potential candidate dismissal on low second ballots. A rate-adjustment debate is set for Friday, and Roberts rules of order may govern the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Northcott
Committee On
Hotel Claypool
Committee On Election
an_order of business
Campers’ Association
Law Committee
Claypool Hotel
St. Paul
Roberts
Charles E. Whelan
Wisconsin
J. H. Johnson
Nebraska
M. G. Ratcliffe
Missouri
John Clare
Llinois
A. T. Grotte
Minnesota
Charles 8. Hampton
Michigan
P. F. Nugent
Iowa
Dr. W. Hoopman
Pennsylvania
T. R. Smith
Wyoming
Albert Schurr
New Jersey
Minnesota Candidate Munroe Withdraws for Swensten
Henry A. Munroe of Minnesota withdrew from the director race in favor of C. L. Swensten who seeks the head banker post. The move follows a Minnesota delegation decision that Ewensen should be in the field for head banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Munroe
Minnesota
C. L. Swensten
Munroe
Ewensen
Abattoir Stock Up as Ohio Valley Electric Formed
Five business certificates filed yesterday by the secretary of state reflecting stock increases. Fort Wayne parties form Tri-state Loan and Trust Company with $500,000 capital. Ohio Valley Electric Railway Company incorporates with $10,000 to build interurban lines in Clark and Jefferson counties. Indianapolis Abattoir Company issues 6000 more shares at $50. Evansville Cabinet Manufacturing, and Independent Turner Saving and Loan Association also file increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Tri-state Loan and Trust Company
Fort Wayne
Charles A. Wilding
George Pixley
William E. Mossman
William J. Vesey
Louis Fox
Robert L. MaDe
David Foster
Fred
Henryville
Utica
Charlestown
New Washington
Madison
Jefferson County
Louis Schneck
Edward Connett
William G. Holbrook
George H. Holzbog
George H. Voight
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
Evansville Cabinet Manufacturing Company
Henry Maley
Edinburg
Claude Maley
William Gilbert
Daniel Wertz
Oliver F. Sterzik
Maurice Sergeant
John Moeller
Alford Green
Max de Jong
Evaneville
Turner Saving and Loan Association
Bicycle licenses show business use rising for wheels
Bicycle license data from the controller shows 44,276 licenses issued this year, up from 16,208 last year, with a shift from leisure to business use. The market remains lively, merchants report sales doubles, and Indianapolis is cited as a former center of popularity due to good streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ohio
Indianapolis
Rick Gath
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Maj. Gen
John KR. Reece
J. W. Bush
Oclwein
S. Sam R. Davis
P. T Anderson
Rockford
William Wilbur
Dubuque
E. C. Richardson
Newark
Fred Pearson
Joliet
Insion
Fred Russell
Middleport
John Fuchs
Ion
E. Juday
New Lancaster
J. Johnson
Beloit
Cooley
A. M. Groom
Nes
J. de Long
Grand Pide
Mich
Toeinc A. Meyda
Beli Beloit
Hea
Johnson
Committee On Credentials
Plantz
Report of Law Committee
Order of Business
E. Pields
George W. Saan
Linois
Abattoir
Starr Piano Company
Lemp
Jacob Metzger & CO
Maryland St
Alaska
Wilke
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
Goodyear
Hl. T. Conde Implement CO
West
Washington Street
Amty
West Washington Street
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Carlsbad
West Baden Springs
West Baden
Monon R
V. i. Sicians
Chamberlin
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
Atlantic Coast
Rendezvous of
North Atlantic Squadron
Big Four
Geo. F. Adams
Mgr
Jens A
Long Branch
West End
Broadway
W. EB. Hildreth
Eid Beaks
Taggart
Butters
Dandruff
A. R. Bremer Co
A. Kiefer Drug Company
ComPacnie Generale Transatlantique
Rmuon
Wwe
Safetta
Cnline
Havre
Paris
Marconi Wireless Telegraphy
King Fish
Amoia
Otis
Frenzel Bros
W. Wash
A. Meteger
Uss
New Vulcan
Household USA
Indianapolis Gas Co
Ste Toren San
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