Great Lawyer of Generation Honored at ABA Convention
The American Bar Association named Elihu Root as the association medalist for distinguished service at its 1930 convention in Chicago. Josiah Marvel of Wilmington Delaware, elected president, vowed to seek public office for the first time and has long led corporate practice.
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Tarted
Chicago
American Bar Association
Josiah Marvel
Wilmington
Del
Elihu Root
Association
Marvel
United States
Delaware
New Jersey
William P. McCracken Jr
J. H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
N. C
Root
Hughes
J. Weston Allen
Boston
Justice van Deventer
George Wickersham
Hoover
Crime Commission
John W. Davis
Silas Strawn
Frank B. Kelloggy
Allen
the Times
Jewelry Theft Kidnapping Reported In New York
Bert Kauff man, a jewelry salesman, told police two bandits kidnapped his chauffeur, stole his car, and fled with jewelry samples valued at $100,000. The chauffeur was later dropped from the vehicle.
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New York
Bert Kauffman
Radio Schedule and Concert Programs Across Major Stations
A dense listing of radio lineups and music programs across stations in Chicago, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, St. Louis, Dallas, and more. Entries name times, show titles, orchestras, and hosts such as the Armstong Quakers, Lopez Orchestra, and the Dreamers, with NBC and CBS network links and local hour by hour programming.
Radio Schedule Listing with NBC Programs and Local Acts
A dense radio timetable lists NBC programs and local acts by time slots from 4:30 PM to after midnight. Notable items include Benrus time announcements, American and Naturs programs, and performances by Hotel Linton orchestra, Armstrong Bakers, Castle Farm orchestra, and Amos n Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks and Ross
Benrus
Phil Cook
NBCB
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Ohio
Sea
Studebaker
Armour Hour
NBC
Armstrong Bakers
Elgin Program
Variety
Amos ‘N” Andy
Literary Digest
Floyd Gibbons
Castle Farm Orchestra
Hotel Gibson
Mansfield and Lee
Radio Network Listings Include Orchestras Across Major Cities
Distinct station lineup shows Army band and Chicago ensembles broadcasting at 6 30 P M via WFBM KMOX WBBM WGN WLS Aaronson's orchestra Lee Sims and a male chorus appear on WGN WLS NBC system relays to WJZ KDKA WLW and WABC.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Jack Denny
Andy
WMAQ
WGN
Chicago—Symphony
WTAM
Cleveland
KYW
Chicago
Wayne King
WLW
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
County Agrees 1931 Levy Cut Amid Budget Reductions
County councilmen expect next year's tax rate at 3.62 cents, a 15 cent drop from the current levy, as budgets of county offices and institutions are trimmed. Commissioners and auditor Harry Dunn urge an additional 117000 in cuts, to be debated at the Sept 2 budget session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dunn
Dunn
State Tax Board
State Board
Commissioners
Harry O. Chamberlin
James M. Leathers
Linn D. Hay
William O. Dunlavy
William S. Mee- Master
Joseph M. Milner
James A. Collins
Bruce Lake Suggested for Week End Trip
The Hoosier Motor Club recommends a week end auto trip to Bruce Lake for fishing and outdoor sports. The route follows United States road 31 from Kokomo and Peru to Rochester, then a west turn about twelve miles to the lake. The paved road reaches Rochester with oil treated gravel to the lake, totaling 108 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lake
Hoosier Motor Club
Kokomo
Peru
Rochester
Guard Against Coup Aimed at Archduke Otto in Hungary
United Press reports secret precautions were taken on St Stephen day a national holiday to deter a possible coup d etat aimed at placing the young Archduke Otto on the Hungarian throne observed Wednesday in Budapest on August 22 1920.
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United Press
Budapest
St. Stephen
Archduke Otto
Hungary
Soprano Jessica Dregonette to sing on Friday radio program
After weeks away Jessica Dregonette soprano from Cities Service concert orchestra returns to broadcast on WTAM KYW and NBC Friday at 6 pm under Nathaniel Shilkret. Broadford Browne presents Richard II burlesque on WFBM and CBS network at 6 pm. Pickard Family to perform Little Brown Jug at NBC Chi studios 6:05 pm. William J. Stannard leads United States Army band on WFBM CBS network at 6:30 pm from Army War College in Washington.
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Jessica Dregonette
Cities Service Concert Orchestra
Nathaniel Shilkret
WTAM
KYW
NBC
Richard II
Broadford Browne
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Fine Pickard Family
NBC Chi
Wiliam J. Stannard
United States Army Band
The
Army War College
Washington
Friday Night Radio and Stage Highlights
Friday night listings feature Columbia programs at 6:00 with Nit Wits in Richard III and a Cities Service concert on NBC WEAF. At 6:30 the United States Army Band airs, followed by True Story hour at 7:02 and Interwoven program on NBC WJZ. A 7:30 Armour concert and 8:00 Columbia male chorus with Raleigh revue on NBC networks. The 9:00 block on NBC WJZ features Godfrey Ludlow violinist and Elgin program.
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CBS
Federal Radio Commission
Columbia
Nit Wits
Richard
NBC
WEAF
United States Army Band
Mary and
Bob
WJZ
Raleigh
Armstrong Quakers
Elgin
Godfrey Ludlow
Notable Radio Guests On Air Friday Night Across Networks
Louis Conrad performs The Free and Easy on Interwoven program heard on KDKA NBC network Friday night. Josef Koestner conducts At Dawn Ing for string orchestra on Armour broadcast from WLW and NBC Chicago studios Friday at 7 30. Armstrong Quakers sing I Wanta Go Back to Michigan on NBC network Friday at 8. Wilfred Glenn bass sings Big Base Viol on Raleigh revue broadcast over WHAS NBC network Friday at 8. A pirate episode of Under the Jolly Roger features Captain Kidd treasure chart on WLW NBC network Friday at 8 30.
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Louis Conrad
Interwovena
Children of Pleasure
KDKA
NBC
Josef Koestner
Armour
WLW
NBC Chicago
Armstrong Quakers
Michigan
Irving Berlin
Wilfred Glenn
Wil
Raleign
WHAS
Captain Kidd
Three Gas Station Robberies Fail As Bandits Balk
Three inexperienced gunmen tried to rob three filling stations Thursday night. At twin bridge station on Kentucky Avenue they fled when an attendant barred entry. A Shell station attendant alerted others, who armed themselves and blocked the robbers at Gaseteria. The car used in the heists had been stolen from a city market parking area and belonged to Mrs. W. H. Lynn.
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Twin Bridge
Kentucky and
Oliver Avenues
George Inman
Russell Avenue
Carl Leetern
Somerset Avenue
Shell
Pershing Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Gaseteria
Michigan Street
White River Boulevard
Joseph Boesing
East Drive
Woolruff Place
Audrey Pleak
East Tenth Street
Iit
City Market
W. H. Lynn
Central Avenue
City drama contest crowns winner at Garfield Park
Nine playgrounds compete for the city-wide drama title in a contest at Garfield Park open-air theater at 7 30 Saturday night.
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Garfield Park
Building Loss Shown by 16 Indiana Cities
Indiana week to July shows only Logansport up from last year. statewide decline exceeds 8 million dollars from July prior year. projects include Vincennes hotel and Herald Argus plant. Logansport gains, multiple cities listed with new factories and expansions. Local plants resume operations. job gains noted in Greenwood and South Bend.
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Indiana
Logansport
Anderson
East Chicago
Elkhart
Evansville
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Hammond
Indianapolis
Kokomo
Michigan City
Mishawaka
Muncie
Richmond
South Bend
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Bidson
Vincennes
Herald-Argus
Laporte
Boss Grove
Crawfordsville
Bluffton
Port William
Pan American Airways Buys New York Rio Buenos Aires Line
Pan American Airways announces purchase of the New York Rio and Buenos Aires lines for about 4 million dollars. The merger will place Pan American with the world’s largest fleet of multimetored airplanes and a weekly operation of over 100000 miles across Central and South America.
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United P
New York
America
Juan
Trippe
Pan-American Airways
Rio
Buenos Aires
Central
South America
Raid Seizes 25 Tins Alcohol From City Garage
Police seized twenty five tins of alcohol from a garage at 1032 Tecumseh street during a raid on Friday night. A search is continuing for the owner.
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Tecumseh Street
Hatfield-McCoy feudist Hatfield dies at Johns Hopkins
William Anderson Hatfield 67 of Logan West Virginia, last survivor of the Hatfield McCoy feud, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a coma following a brief illness. The feud began in 1880 over a pig sale on the West Virginia Kentucky border and involved many kin in deadly clashes. Governors of both states intervened but did not extradite. the feud ended when the McCoys moved back to Kentucky.
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United Press
Baltimore
William Anderson
Cap) Hatfield
Logan
W. Va
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hatfield
West Virginia
Kentucky
B n ai Brith Picnic Features Baseball Game
B nai Brith plans a Sunday outing at Big Eagle camp with a baseball game against the A Z A junior order at 11 o clock. Many events for children and adults run 10 am to 10 pm with prize judges and hostesses listed for card games.
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B'nai Brith
Big Eagle Camp
Charles J. Karabell
Nathan Toplin
Abe Goldstein
Lester Budd
Walter Lichtenstein
Harry Jackson
S. Mantel
S. J. Sternberger
Three Negroes Rob Pharmacy On Indiana Avenue
Three men robbed the Gelley and Watkins pharmacy at 991 Indiana avenue of 60 dollars Thursday night. They forced Charles Watkins to the floor while taking from the till after buying a box of matches. Arbuckle, 2739 Cornell avenue, is also tied to a separate reported robbery in Pierson street involving two women.
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Gelley & Watkins Pharmacy
Indiana Avenue
Charles Watkins
Paul Buckle
Cornell Avenue
Pierson Street
Arbuckle
Mrs Day arraigned on drunken driving charges in Chicago
Mrs Ber nice Day faced Judge John H. Lyle on charges of drinking and driving after an accident. Witnesses including police officers and a hospital doctor testified about her condition, with several declaring she appeared sober at the scene. The judge ruled her guilty.
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Bu United Press
Hicago
Bernice Day
John H. Lyle
Day
William Kapelinski
Fred Shaw
Lakeview Hospital
Governor urged to disband highway group amid drought relief funds
W. F. Spencer of the American Lawn Mower Co warns Governor Leslie to keep the highway commission within its income and reject bonds or borrowing to aid drought relief. The dispute centers on using state funds and federal aid for road work while farmers fear higher taxes and job shifts away from farming.
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Harry G. Leslie
Highway Commission
Southern Indiana
W. F. Spencer
American Lawn Mower Company
Muncie
Spencer
Leslie
Highway Department
Federal Aid Roads Bureau
Indiana
Probe firm’s dealings restrained from further securities moves
New York August 22 authorities in Fulton and Orange counties sought William Edgar Willard head of an investment company with offices in fifteen cities and restrained from further dealing in securities Officials reviewed Willard records as the firm traded 1 292 855 in 1929 but only 45 remained in twelve banks where it held accounts
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United Press
New York
Fulton
Orange Counties
William Edgar Willard
Willard
Sherman
Death notices and funeral details from public notices column
Obituaries for KRAPF MARGARET Nee Sees age 23 wife of Edgar A. include wake at 325 N. Belleview and funeral at St Anthony's Aug 25. ORVILLE E. SANDERSON, died Aug 21 near Outwood KY with services at United Brethren Church Aug 24. HILDA WALLS Nee Janice, wife of Scott Weails and mother, noted in memorial terms with funeral details.
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Olive E. Sanderson
A. D. Paden
Iliam F. Mullen
Outwood
Neal
Hartford City
Ind
United Brethren Church Walls
Hilda
Janice
Scott Weails
Scott Jr
Edward Wats
Capertes
Puneral
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Laud Root
Bar Association
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Indianapolis Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Marmon
General Motors
Alice and
Jimmy
Riser Bros
Dreamers Orchestra
Chicago—Progrem
Chicago—Musicale
WLS
NBC System
WEBM
Centerville
WENR
Chicago—Parm
Ws Bia Mele Chorus
Columba Orc
KMOX
WABC
Te Ween
Aaronson
Musical Travelogue
Dallas
Rythm Orchestra
Wroo
Girls
Russo
WFAA
Dallas—Symphony
Whad
P. M
Chicago—News
St. Louis
Mike and
Herman
Tadio
Lopez
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
WGY
Schenectady
Riley
nBe
Ae Abe
David
WSM
Jack
Cheap—Russo
KSTP
Aul
Novelty Orches
Nuzzo
St.uis
WBBM
St. Paul
Prolic
WJR
Detroit
Bergin
Visw
Cincinnati
Motion Pictures
Charlie Ruggles
Ginger Rogers
Imacine Ruggles
Ladies Carter
Ersob
Charlie Davis
Eddie Lambert
Dorothea Berke
Bath
Eddie Cantor
Johnny Perkins
Doug. Fairbanks Jr
Neil Hamilton
Ras ‘Dawn Ri
Rise McA
Romeo
Juliet
BED
Lilyan Tashmar
Conto Beryt Mercer
Frank Fay
Lloyd Hamilton
Robbins
Cleveres
816
Little Funster
Charles and
Srv Archer
Raymond Bond
Helen Sullivan and Company
Realty Board
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Ommon SN
Constance Bennett
Lew Ayres
John McCormack
My Heart
Council
Crosley
Paul Kerr Music Company
N. Temple Cherry
Clicquot Eskimos
Cragarbo
Lewis Stone
Gavin Gordon
Garbo
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Charles C. Stone
Greenwood
Stokely Bros
Noblitt-Sparks
Ames Shovel and Tool Company
Franklin
W-B Oil Incorporated
Lapinsky & Son Garment
Auburn
H. L. Brinck
Auburn Automobile Company
Pearlman Grocery Company
Eaton
Eaton Chair
Fantas
Huntington
Majestic Manufacturing Company
Sullivan
Ebbw Vale
Here
Roach, Appleton Company
General American Tank Car Corporation
Universal Atlas Cement Company
Cap Hatfield
B’nai B'Rith
Three Negroes Rob Pharmacy
Highway Group
BY Dan A. Kidney
U. S
State Highway Department
Probe Firm
W. Ray W. T. Blasengym
Ahead St Lauce Funeral Home
Meridian St
George Orinsteiner
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