Triennial Kansas Court of Honor Meeting Held in Topeka
Kansas Court of Honor to hold triennial meeting February 4 in Topeka with about 200 expected. State has roughly 3,000 members. Meeting will discuss state officers, representation to supreme session in Kansas City May 3. Officers and directors listed. lodge activities include initiation, refreshments, and plans for a future uniform fund.
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Kansas State Guard
Court of Honor
Kansas City
Hoessbaneelion
Tinney
Kirwim
EL Tot
Chyde
Obertin
Chanestier
Fiora Rus
JR Hamilton
Kustiana
HJ. Copes
Atchison
Chiplain
J. W. Johnson
Hibton
Comhecine
Eva L. Wheeler
Norton
Guwid
Wilan
Rowley
Hill City
Sentinel
Mellie McConnell
Lawrence
Bollinger
Hutchinson
Lagan
Frank
Bwurtz
St. Key
Snell
Cross
Plainville
CM. Tewey
Stockton
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Pumibolte
Springfwld
Igendnce
A. L. Hereford
Boringhela
W. F. Robinson
Bgrinetind
Workman
Aubury
Biréctore
Frank E. Dool Chathioan
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Mesa Siack
Marshall
Tit
Smith
Tonin
Mich
FR Manion
Dixon
Thks
GE Metcalf, Gremmfeld, al: Taylor Frier, Lourdais
Zach T. Dungan
Huntington
Init
Unital Joden No
Joslgen
Topeka
Gerberick
Hudson's Mallon
Chris Cember
Ruary
Toneka
Woman Seeks Roosevelt Aid in Theatrical Ambition
Breton Thee Sir-Cora Phipps Colyer daughter of a Washington real estate operator wrote to President Roosevelt seeking support for her acting career. The reply from Cortelyou praised her persistence and suggested she continue her efforts while noting the president cannot intervene directly in such matters.
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Breton
Cora Phippe Colyer
Washington
Cara Phipps Collyer
New York
Geonan & Cortelyou
Conditional Gift Promises Half Million If Matched
New York on December 2 reports Anirow Cariest of the Philharmonic offered 500000 dollars to create a permanent fund for the project, but only if another 500000 dollars is raised by other subscribers. The conditional grant hinges on broad public support and matching gifts to reach the total.
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Carnagle
New York
Iday Throwen Wicher Damrokch
Philharsnonle Orchemra
Anirow Cariest
Wrecks and appointments headline busy news week
Abstract telegraph summary recalls wrecks on Alabama rail, China and Japan diplomacy shifts, port explosions, labor strife, and political moves. Griscom appointed minister to Japan. Rockefeller gifts noted. British and German exchanges near Venezuela. curacaos residents warned. Nord proclaims Hast president. Dewey fleet near Venezuelan ports. Local briefs include roofed events, court rulings, and city plans.
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York Banks
Lied Griscom, Jr
Japan
Mr. Buck
Italy
United States
Puerto Cabello
Portlar
New York
Hockiin
Ate
J. D. Rockefaller
Christman
University of Chicase
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San
Walter BK. Duryea
Uves
Washington Pasend
New England
Colombia
Nicarseun
Castro
Bowen
Miniser
patie _amneni
Curacua
Scorer
General Nord
Hast
Troppa
Admiral Dewey
Venoansian
Dodge Gray
James Howard
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Howard
Goebel
Germany
Maidens Silent Doubts at Bazaar in Lockport
Mawkish chatter and unclear details outline a Beta Epsilon Sorority event a bazaar set for Lampert's Park next Friday and Saturday with half the merchandise described but overall foggy on real aims and outcomes.
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Lockport
Basar
Seule
Lamtert
Local youths weigh admissions for velvet gift sales
Report describes city hospital donations and public interest in a risqué fundraising scheme. Young men anticipate a two month allowance investment as they assess plans to sell a so called velvet variety wrapped in conniving ads, with doubts over the fairness and truth of the offer.
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Tady Delongins
Lockport Boys
Young Wisconsin Attends Military School in Atlantic City
A fifteen year old from Atlantic City joins the Attic City unit of a prominent military organization. He wears a uniform of the Mepzis Guards and drills with quiet focus, showing restrained interest in personal details while family prompts questions about his life.
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Atlantic City
Attic City
Dec
Wa Chao
Kykward
Chinese student in American high school shows aptitude
A Chinese youth studying in a Washington high school is praised by Professor Miller for strong progress in physics geometry history English and German. He adapts well to school life, is not singled out for nationality, and while diplomacy is unlikely, he may pursue a professional career in another field.
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Tadels
Morris Guards
Hbr
Chuo Chu Ta
Junilor
Shou
Profesor Miller
Mark
Bis
Chao Chi
H. Y. Rhinboth
Chelsee
Ftheinboth
Washinston
Boy Gives Tip Sparks Police Raid on House
In New York at 209 East Thirty fourth Street police raided a house after a tip from Adolph Fouchs 17. They found six women four of whom had recently given birth and two were about to become mothers. Ambulances from Pellevue Hospital took the women away as prisoners. Fouchs spotted two women leaving the hallway claiming they were strangers and offered him money to ignore the situation. Names cited include Mrs Helen Kersten and sister Mercaret Kersten. The pair used fictitious addresses and a private hospital was located. Read the Shite Journal.
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New York
East Thirty-fourth Street
Pellevue Hospital
Adolph Fouchs
Fouchy
Fouchs
Pelican
Helen Kersten
Mercaret Kersten
Hosital
Man Woman in Buffalo Reveals Complex Hidden Life
Dec 20 Buffalo dispatch details investigations into Harry Norman, also known as Gorman, a person who for ten years posed as a man and whose sex was only revealed by a hospital encounter. The story traces alleged family origins, deception about parentage, a pattern of adopting a child for "home and exhibit," and claims of a past marriage. It notes connections to several households, a young male visitor, threats of self harm, and a fascination with a large chestnut palanquin.
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Harry Norman
Gorman
Harry
Norman
Prp
Woodlawn Avenue
Stanes Peraon
Seetaurents
Harey
Harry” la Micrricit
Hitler
Hils
Myrtle Avenue
Fragments Describe Harry and Cat Walking on Seneca Street
Readable bits show Master Harry taking a morning constitutional with his cat on Seneca Street. The cat wore a ribbon tied to a collar and fastened to a chain around Harry's neck, sparking much comment as they walked.
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Cat
Harry
Burns Faces Stage Fright In Hyde & Behman Debut
Florence Burns, charged with murdering her sweetheart, broke down on debut at Hyde & Behman theater in Brooklyn due to stage fright. Manager Plnover lauds her voice but says performance lacked power. audience packed seats and stood for hours. She earns about $1,000 for a week.
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New York
Florence Burns
Hyde & Behman's
Brooklyn
Han
Plnover
Florence
Burns
Het
Gift to minister sparks Gladstone Sunday closing plan
In Marquette Michigan Dee 90 Rev Mr Yokum of Gladstone received a globe for his study lamp from saloon keepers as a joke gesture. He responded by proposing a Sunday liquor ban as a mock protest against saloon opening and law violations. Gladstone ministers have long crusaded against Sunday sales and showed broad support for the effort.
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Marquette
Mich
Dee
Yokum
Gladstone
Lakes
Br. Yokum
Jealous Rage Ends in Stabbing At Royal Hotel
A colored man, Arthur Sloan formerly of Buffalo, attacked Lorette O Connor in the Royal hotel with a knife after she left him and moved to the city. Sloan chased, stabbed, and beat her in two rooms, then fled toward the riverbank. she was hospitalized with wounds to the head neck throat and back. Sloan was captured hiding under a riverbank ledge and confessed at police headquarters claiming jealousy drove the act. The victim’s condition remained serious with potential for recovery as officers investigated.
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Arthur Sloan
Buffalo
Lorette O'Connor
Sloan
O'Connor
Royal ‘Hotel
Hier
Royal Hotel
Sud
O'Conner
Brown
Maloney
Murderer Insane in Court as Life Sentence Imposed
In Waukesha Wisconsin on December 2 George Bowers, convicted of killing his father, reacted with insanity when a life sentence was handed down. Four deputy sheriffs needed to escort him from the courtroom.
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Resson
Waukesha
Wis
George Bowers
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