Large Shriners class initiates at Scottish Rite Temple
Thirty visiting Shriners from Louisville and Kozak Temple join local members at Union Station by brass band. Mystic Shriners hold possession of the temple as a new class is initiated in the afternoon and evening. A banquet and vaudeville program at the Denison Hotel are praised by March class leader while Kozak Temple delegates arrive.
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Louisville
Union Station
Mystic
Scottish Rite Temple
Temple
Kozak Temple
of Murat Lodge
Amond
Charles A. Blair
William H. Bassett
Wiordsville
Moreland
B. Binford
William W. Goltka
Albert 8
Miller
West Baden
Charles J. Caldwell
Elvet B. Rhodes
Walter P. Hudson
R. Hall
Harry M. Haldeman
Jacquelin Holliday
B. F. Hornetius
H. E. Had
Charles E. Hail
Hugh H. Hanna, Jr
W. Kimball
Henry W. Long
Stew. Maxwell
Harry Murphy
Ferdinand & Mueller
Charles C. Perry
James G. Price
Thomas M. Pletch- Peter ©. Read
Harry Rowe
Frank Z.er
Washington
George F.immis
Charles W. Miller
F. T
Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Ios
Denison
Painters Wage Scale Faces Possible Strike
Painters’ present wage scale expires Monday with a proposed 5 cent per hour raise. If not granted by Tuesday a strike may follow. The Masters Painters’ Association’s weak organization hinders settlement. Some nonmembers plan to accept the new scale April 1 and continue work. No immediate action expected. a meeting tonight could decide on possible strikes. Also reported, molders at Daleville settled and returned to work after the Ideal Store Company discharged nonunion workers and paid molders piece rate in Indianapolis, benefiting about thirty men.
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Master Painters’ Association
George Custer
Elders’ Union
Anderson
Daleville
Ideal Store Company
Indianapolis
Elks Lodge Holds Rivalry Filled Election Night
A lively election at the Elks Lodge on East Maryland Street drew strong turnout despite bad weather. G. G. Kever was chosen exalted ruler with Dr. Fred Falk as leading knight and Harry OBrien as loyal knight among other officers named, including J. A. Donoary and H. S. Belsenherz. Frank B. Hampston, a former Census Bureau distributor in Washington, D. C., also arrived.
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Elks’ Lodge
East Maryland Street
G. G. Kever
Fred Falk
Frank B. Hampston
Census Bureau Ent
Washington, D. C
Pence Named Chief Clerk in Adjutant General Office
Yesterday Pence arrived to assume the duties as chief clerk in the office of Adjutant General John R. Ward, succeeding Major Miller who recently resigned to pursue other lines of business. Pence will enter on his new duties promptly.
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John R. Ward
Miller
Identity of drowned man sparks questions in city
Dispatches from Cincinnati report the body from the Ohio river jump near the Southern Railway bridge not recovered, raising doubt whether the deceased is Fred B. Langs or William Birchman. Birchman recently was arrested for loitering, released, then rearrested for drunkenness, disappeared with a woman named Florence Cooper, a former Indianapolis restaurant cook, and is son of Mrs. A. E. Cole of 44 Massachusetts avenue.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Southern Railway
Fred B. Langs
William Birchman
Birchman
Florence Cooper
Indianapolis
A. E. Cole
Massachusetts Avenue
Post office robbery suspects traced to Indiana boarding house
Inspector Kile of southern Kentucky uncovers three youths linked to a March 12 Hays Ky robbery and recovers a shot bag of pennies. Lee and Earl Woods and Calvert Jordan were arrested in a Indianapolis boarding house after a months long pursuit spanning Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana. The Woods brothers face transfer to Kentucky after a U S commissioner order.
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Woods
Calvert Jordan
C. Kile
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Kile
Warren Street
Kruger
Morgan
Hays
Tennessee
Uncle Sam
Lee
Earl Gods
Lewisville
Jordan
Greensburg
Ind
Woodies
Lee Woods
Young Woods
School Board Purchase: Indianapolis deeds lots for playgrounds
David A. Coulter deeded to the Indianapolis School Board several lots at Rader and Thirty-first streets for 11.00 to add playground space and future building. Houses on the lots will be sold by John C. Shaffer. Other real estate transfers include Shaffer deeds to Indiana Savings and Investment Co and Kessler and Shelby properties on Drake, Thirteenth, Etthe and nearby streets for 3 000 and 5 000. Simon P. Scherer sold residence property at Bicking and High streets to Thomas W. Johnson for 000. Margaret Foley sold four acres on North oe avenue near Nineteenth street for 5 000. Columbus Ohio dispatch notes Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Co reduction of capital to 1 000 000.
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David A. Coulter
Indianapolis School Board
Rader
Thirty-first Streets
North Indianapolis
John C. Shaffer
Indiana Savings and Investment Company
George ¥. Shelby
Drake Street
Orange
Thirteenth Street
Fall Creek
Etthe Street
Twenty-seventh
Simon P. Scherer
Thomas W. Johnson
Bicking
High Streets
Margaret Foley
Margaret F. Dalton
Oe Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Lincoln League to establish Denison Hotel HQ during state convention
A. Harry Miller and Jance Monahan announced the Lincoln League will set up headquarters at the Denison Hotel for the state convention. They plan a meeting of elective officers the night before, form an organizing and advisory committee, and register Republicans to build a party leaders list. The league may include 60 000 to 70 000 members.
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Lincoln League
A. Harry Miller
Fairmount
Denison
Miller
League
Jance Monahan
Organizaion
Republican State Committee
State Committee
Monahan
Democratic State Committee names four at large and district members
The Democracy of the State announces an executive committee of four members at large and two from each district. Secretary Reiley released the list naming the four at large: Samuel E. Morss, Benjamin F. Shively, James Murdock, and Parks M. Martin. District selections include Morss for Indianapolis and Shively for South Bend, with others spread across Lafayette, Spencer, and multiple counties and cities in Indiana.
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Reiley
Democratic State Committee
Samuel E. Morss
Benjamin F. Shively
James Murdock
Parks M. Martin
Indianapolis
South Bend
Lafayette
Spencer
Thomas Duncan
Princeton
John C. Haines
Rockport
P. H. Blue
Sullivan
Fabius Givin
Shoals
Thomas J. Brock
Jeffersonville
William EB. Cox
Jasper
W. E. Dupree
Franklin
George
Pleasants
Vevay
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
J. 8
McFadden
Rockville
W. H. Glidewell
Greensburg
U. S. Jackson
Greenfield
Joseph E. Bell
James L. Keach
B. H. Campbell
Anderson
Edward Seman
Winchester
J. A. Hedgecock
Frankfort
W. J. Hulet
Crawfordsville
Kindy Hisk
Edwin J. Forrest
Crown Point
Frank Kistler
Logansport
E. E. Cox
Hartford City
Harry Stone
Albion
J. W. Adams
Columbia City
Patrick A. Joyce
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
Roots aims for Congress in Sixth District race
Francis T. Roots of Connersville announces plans to run for Congress in the Sixth district in two years, citing past legislative work and party service. At Columbia Club, Henry Marshall and James F. Statesman discussed speakership expectations while Bonham and Cantwell refresh party nominations. Postmaster Fred Kimbley notes a joint senatorship battle between Rogers and Laughlin, with Mitchell hosting the April 16 convention. John Wingate and Parks M. Martin attend Marion county tax officers meeting at the courthouse today.
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Francis T. Roots
Connersville
Watson
Henry Marshall
Tippecanoe County
Columbia Club
Marshall
James F. Statesman
Statesman
Lafayette
Mr. Marshall
Fred Kimbley
Orleans
Martin
Orange
C. B. Rogers
Shoals
C. E. Laughlin
Kimbley
Rogers
Mitchell
John C. Wingate
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Denison
Marion County
Parks M. Martin
Local church notes mix meetings and music
The Rev Harold EB Monser addresses the Y M C A men’s meeting tomorrow at 3 30. Mrs F F McCrea will lead a Y W C A gospel service at 4 with Easter music by two groups and solos by Josephine Robinson and Igelmann. A burglar took $10 from E A Carver and work on the Claypool Hotel runs a month late but officials expect completion by Sept 3. Alfred A Pope’s Edward Manufacturing plans a $50 000 three story addition at Helmes avenue between Michigan and Walnut.
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Harold EB. Monser
Dr. Monser
E. A. Carver
Belmont Avenue
Claypool
F. F. McCrea
W. J. McCullom
Central Avenue
M. E
McCullom
Josephine Robinson
Igelmann
Eward Manufacturing Company
Alfred A. Pope
Helmes Avenue
Michigan
Walnut Streets
Chicago bond houses buy $6 million Mexican bonds
Two Chicago firms purchased 6 million dollars of Mexican government redeemable internal five percent bonds of the fourth series. The bonds, payable in Mexican dollars but principal and interest in New York, were the last unissued portion of a 20.1 million series. Proceeds fund public improvements including wharves docks and railroad extensions.
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Chicago
New York
Compulsory Deposit Law Requires Cash Value Reserves
Indica enforces the Compulsory Deposit Legal Reserve Life Insurance Law for companies under its rules. The law requires every insurer, including American Central Life Insurance Company, to deposit with the auditor of state an amount equal to the net cash value of all policies.
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Compulsory Deposit Legal Reserve Life Insurance Law
Indica
American Central Life Insurance Company
County candidates demand rebates from Chairman Elliott
Some county candidates call for the chairman to rebate the surplus from the primary campaign assessments to them. Elliott says there is no surplus and that all money paid by candidates will be needed to cover primary expenses.
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Elliott
Pri
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