Pettibone, Amos, 1843-1926

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The following topics are mentioned: Amos Pettibone, Delmar Darrah, Lausanne

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Letter dated April 3, 1922 from Charles M. Morris, U.S. Attorney, to Amos Pettibone, Grand Minister of State, informing Pettibone that he would be subpoenaed for the Thomson fraud trial.

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The following topics are mentioned: Golf, Illinois, Frederick B. Stevens

Scope and Contents From the Series: The records in this series document Abbott's years as Sovereign Grand Commander for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. The bulk of the records are in the form of correspondence from state Deputies and other Freemasons relating to the business of the Supreme Council, the Scottish Rite, and fraternal relations with Freemasons in other countries. This series documents the grandiose building projects and rapid growth of the 1920s and the beginning of the Great Depression. Other topics include...

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The following topics are mentioned: Amos Pettibone, Sylvester O. Spring, Albert O. Olson, LeRoy A. Goddard

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The following topics are mentioned: W. A. A. Balfour, James Isaac Buchanan, John Cowles, Lord Donoughmore, Fred Doughty, Leroy A. Goddard, Thomas Ashwell, Lausanne, Chester S. Gurney, Warren G. Harding, Marshall,Raoul Palermi, Southern Jurisdiction, Georges Petre, Amos Pettibone, Frank H. Pochin, Barton Smith

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The following topics are mentioned: John H. Cowles, rituals, Jewish Freemasons, Spain, Puerto Rico, Phillipines, Amos Pettibone, Charles E. Rosenbaum, John S. Wallace, Illinois, Savannah, Warren G. Harding, Masonic Mutual Relief Assn. Bill

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Subpoena issued to Amos Pettibone to appear as witness on behalf of the US in case of U.S. vs. Matthew McBlain Thomson, May 9, 1922.

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Telegram dated May 9, 1922 from Amos Pettibone to Charles M. Morris informing Morris that the earliest Pettibone could arrive in Salt Lake would be Thursday afternoon.

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Telegram dated May 9, 1922 from Charles M. Morris to Amos Pettibone in which Morris informs Pettibone to ignore the previously issued subpoena.