President honored as Shriner session ends in honor
The Imperial Council of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine concluded its 1923 conclave in Washington Keuths theater with President Warren G Harding named an honorary member by a rising vote. New Imperial Potentate Conrad V Dyke Man inducted. the Almas temple given thanks for hospitality and city support.
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Imperial Council of the Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Keuth’s
Hardingad Am
Conrad V. Dykeman
Albert B MicGaffey
Denver
Washington
Liviag Temple
Imperial Council
Alman Temple
Washington DC
Almas
Sacramento
Calif
Ali Gahn
Cumberland Md
Tadmor
Akron
Kedra
Kan Ciey Kan Makalla
Council Bluffs
Towa Uasah
Ottumwa
Lowe Einbatoat
Danville Tit Jericho
Dohnatuwn Fa
Gid Laban
Yort Dodge
Dane
Mystie
Prieat
D W Cressland
Alcazar Temple
Montgomary
Ala
Hower
Maness City
Crossland
Rebban
Jurisprudence
Lawa
John N Bebre
Kaadive Tempir
Albert NeGaltey
Jevel
Frederick 1
Palestine
Albert Ho
Albert G White
Nemoais
Jaman
Aix
Aleppo
Arthur
Parmer Axdar
Hirry
Barra Crak Imperial Council
Masons Great Pageant Displays Nation's History in Capital
A scintillating Shriner parade down Pennsylvania Avenue presented over 30 floats depicting American history from colonial days to modern times. Monarchs, patriots, and renowned figures such as Pocahontas, William Penn, Patrick Henry, Paul Revere, Washington, and Jefferson were featured along with Masonic symbols and Civil War, naval, and frontier scenes. The procession concluded with a vivid Lewis and Clark expedition and iconic Revolutionary imagery in a grand patriotic pageant viewed by President Harding and a distinguished crowd.
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Masonie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Peace Amovement
Washington Circle
Mecca
Allah
Karding
Seci Qn
America
Pocehantas
John Smith
Jamestown
Wittlara Pena
Susech
Fatrick Henry
Nexon
Paul Revere
Noats
Bunker Hill
Warren
Ma Washington
John Paul Jones
Franklin
Republic
Pesry
Mazen
Theodore Banatres
Cobh
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Army
Deniel Sullivan
C V Dykeman
Properial
FC McCandiesy
Dance of the States on Pennsylvania Avenue 1938 Shrine Convention
Vast crowds filled the length of Pennsylvania Avenue from Capitol to White House for a Shrine convention dance night. Tens of thousands rose as one to dance in pairs and groups amid fireworks, music from amplifiers, and playful pageantry. Virginia reels and ring dances appeared, while spectators watched from grandstands as ambulances and festive rings kept the energy high. The lively spectacle left locals and visitors recalling a world of mortal spectacle and communal celebration.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
States
Capitol
White House
Srg
Kianen
Washington
Virginia Rec
Grouns
America
Carnate
Virginis
Stepa
Jay
Har Agcort
Ribdan
Ziven Hy
Auestron
Dancipe
Garden of Allah
Tne
Senat
Almaa Toys PLC
Lafayette Park
Baynerata
Monument Lot
Great Shrine
Chicago Shriner’s Funful Washington Parade Mishap Report
Dr Charles B Saunders of Medi nah temple Chicago was rushed to hospital after a fractured shoulder suffered earlier in the day. An ambulance carried him and his delegation from Washington during the Shrine event, as crowds danced and sang along Mount Vernon road and Lafayette Park in a lively display of revelry and pageantry.
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Charles B Saunders
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Fenemency
Washington
Raundera
Mount Vernon Road
Mr. Saunders
Fireworks Display Dazzles Shrine Conclave Parade
A massive 30 minute pyrotechnic show at the shrine conclave’s close lit the Ellipse area with 120 pieces, including blue and red initiation pyrotechnics, over 18 thousand dollars worth of shells and emblems. Spectators watched from the Avenue as portraits and flags burst in the sky, each shell delivering varied colors and effects.
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Gepett
Bis
Barding
James & McCand[Jeah
LFP
Hella
Higghella
Jothera
War Department
Maligasong
Unclear OCR Names and Places From Historical Text
A fragmentary OCR passage lists numerous proper nouns including temple names, places such as Ararat Aleppo and El Jabel, and individual names like Conrad V Dykeman Chandler and James Todd. The text appears as a garbled catalog of affiliations, orders, and titles with varied spellings and no coherent narrative.
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Conrad V
Dykeman Kismet Temple
Jemea
Chandler
Ararat Jamas
Berger
el Jabel
Syria
Rowell
Aleppo
Dantilliams
Kora Temple
Thomas Kediey
Aad
Tayor Khartoum
Gyoras
Olenaorf Apa Ben Qanem Nest
Eluetter Talem
Itor
Cline Manca
Charles E Ovenshire Zubrah Temple
Cartton BK
Hoadley Pyramid
Lowi
Almalatkaah
Asghar
Bayne Gibson Yaarab
Ooastralion and
Bylawe
Thad
Gadon
Bad Food Destroyed: All Sellers Warned
Health officer Dr Fowler warned restaurants and other sellers that any food found in poor condition would be prosecuted. Inspectors destroyed moldy ham sausage stale bread and sandwiches at a kiosk on Pennsylvania Avenue between Elgrant h and Twelfth streets. Moldy ham found in Center Market sandwiches on the Avenue between Seventh and Ninth streets was also destroyed.
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Tunok
Wil Mam
Fowler
Aranda
Fepnsylvania Avenue
Elgranth
Twelfth Streets
Center Market
Seventh and
Ninth Streets
Zenobians in Pajamas Serenade Post Staff Birthday
Zenobians in Pajamas serenaded Reno Freeman director of the temple chanters at the Zenobin temple in Toledo Ona celebrating his 48th birthday with a versuade of The Poat. The Post staff witnessed a lively nighttime concert as the pajama-clad Zenobians turned Pennsylvania avenue into a continuous performance downtown.
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Zenobin Temple
Toledo
Ona
Reno Freeman
Temple Chanters
Gayety Theater
Zenobia
Breeman
Pullman
Girl kin of Lincoln visits his memorial
A Rochester NY girl, Lida May Hanks, granddaughter of Lincoln’s first teacher, visits the Lincoln Memorial in Washington with her brother in law and others. She describes Lincoln as if about to rise from the chair and notes the memorial’s exterior colored marble.
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Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln
Lida May Hanus
Rochester
Wan
Lincoln Ming Manks
Washington
John G Rankin
Damascus ‘Temple
John G Morrison
Congressional Library
Morrison
Miss Hanks
Hanky
Dennis
Manke
Wiles Banks
Denver
Marbl
Hanks
Benther
Karl Francs
Nancy
Hanka
Miss Hanke
Ericaina
Baltimore Woman Hurt as Stand Collapses
Mrs Caroline Wrecker of Baltimore was cut on the leg when a flimsy parade stand of flat boards on a wooden base collapsed on the north side at Avenue and Seventh Street. Mr Hocker was taken to Emergency Hospital. Attendants drove from the parade route to the scene. The stand owner charged 30 seats for occupancy.
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Caroline Wrecker
Baltimore
Avenue
Seventh Street
Hocker
Emeréncy Hospital
Mag Aag
Washington
Hare
Georges B Broker
John C. Ford
Damaged Report of Auto Crash Injuring Kable Barnad
Kable Barnad of Damascus temple Rochester was seriously injured in a car collision on Rockville road near Edeon's Lane yesterday morning. He attempted to pass another car and tipped, suffering four broken collar bones a fractured rib facial injuries and other cuts. He was transported to Rockville then Washington hospital for treatment. A brother Shriner in the car escaped injury.
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Kable Barnad
Damascus Tample
Rochester
Rockville
Edeon
Washington Hospital
Shriner
Barnard
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Hom
Lam
Tra
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Rarretary Davia
Europe
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Smbeert
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Henry Cary
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Welcome Shriners
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Order of the Eastern Star
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Thia
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Pocahontas
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Delaware
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S Temple
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Zenobians
Lida M. Hanks
Emancipator
Rochester Noble
Shuvity Storage Company
Fifteenth Street
Aspinwall
Madrillon
Pers
Happy” Walker
Walker
Keith
Hreadway
Harry A. Kite
Speing Road
16Th St
14Th St. Carline
Cromwell
Fernbrook
Rosedale
Isleworth
Traymore
Zellwood
Potzencome Elsetrin Aztutee
Pou Pal
Main
Sam’s Smoke Shop
736Th Street
N.W
Towa
Washngton
Aaid
Amercar Seoway
Trost
Washington Gee Light
Gene Goll
Fittserth
Tan
C J Bell
Wifteenth
Etreat
Pemney
Tagla Ave
Mue
Waeington DC
Pribar Fratersine
Pearbon
Eugene B. Evans
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