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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1926

Page

9

Lord Birkenhead An Interesting, Versatile Leader

A newly published book details the career of F. E. Smith later Earl of Birkenhead, praised as a versatile English leader. It notes his rise from a lawyer earning 252 dollars in his first year to high political offices, his impact on Irish settlement, and his sharp, confident oratory in Parliament.

Birkenhead NEA Service London United States G. H. Wells England Earl of Oxford Asulth Birken- Shire F. E. Smith India Great Britain France Germany Italy Lord Birkenhead Mussolini Londonderry Selborne Polly Sisters

Motorists Fainted Away Then the Motorists Fainted Away

Evansville dispatch reports Kentucky travelers encountering generous farmers near Madisonville and Nortonville on the Dixie Bee road. When autos stall, farmers offer a team to pull them free, asking only that drivers return this way. Local business men originated the free-service idea.

Evansville Ind Kentucky Madisonville Dixie Bee Teamsters Nortonville

Birkenhead Repudiates Judge in Witty Exchange

The article profiles Birkenhead or "Freddy" Smith, famed for repartee amid a liquor judge clash. It notes his sharp tongue, a habit of challenging authority, and his busy life as yachtsman, cabinet insider, and author working on a Woodrow Wilson biography.

Birkenhead Freddy” Smith Woodrow Wilson Baldwin

Job's Daughters Sing On Times New Year Eve Program

The Indianapolis Times New Year's Eve broadcast on WFBM from the Severin studio features Bethel Chapter No. 9 Job's Daughters. A chorus of city lodge members will perform including Frances Smith Izetta Smith Harriett Watkins Dorothy Eyre Claudia Taylor Pauline Galloway Margaret Screes Margaret Wheeler Elisabeth Colburn Vina May Dorthea Darnell Mabel Bryant Mary Ireland Eleanor Marshall Delories Mainard Lillian Harris Lucile Gaines Alta Taylor and Mildred Hendrixson.

Indianapolis Times WFBM the Severin Job's Daughters Bethel Chapter No. 9 Frances Smith Izetta Smith Harriett Watkins Dorothy Eyre Claudia Taylor Pauline Gallo

Smith of My Own Fortune Forging Ahead

A fragmentary portrait notes a 51 year old, tall, dark, handsome, cynical man named Smith forging his path. The line I am smith of my own fortune appears in Latin as part of the reminiscence.

Smith

Constitution Preservation Club forms in Muncie

A group of lawyers in Muncie organized the Constitution Preservation Club to oppose Indiana Bar Association backed changes to the state constitution. They plan a district society, appoint a legislative committee, and expand membership. Clarence E. Benadum was elected president.

United Press Muncie Ind Indiana Bar Association Clarence E. Benadum

Radio Listings Show Dense 1926 North American Airwave Schedule

United Press style radio listings detail multiple stations and programs across North America for 9 PM to 10 PM. Entries include tenor Allen McAuley, Henry Burr artists, orchestras in New York Philadelphia Cleveland and more, plus farm talks and varied ensemble acts on stations like WJZ WEAF WMCA WEEA WGY and WLW.

United Press CFCA Toronto Allen McAuhae WJZ New York WRC WGY WBZ WEAF Henry Burr KGO Oakland Little Symphony Orchestra

Thief Passes Up 65 Dollars in Peculiar Theft

Police investigated a peculiar theft Wednesday night at 930 Albany Street. J. S. Wasson reported his wife away for an hour as a passer used a pass key to enter a hidden closet and took 110 dollars leaving 65. A burglar struck A J Wade at 403 North Drexel Avenue taking 11 dollars from Mrs Wade and 7 from Miss Mary Parrish.

Albany St J. S. Wasson A. J. Wade N. Drexel Ave

Radio Schedule Snapshots for Several Stations

The listing shows a sequence of radio and TV slots with times and station call letters. Stations include WHB WHAD KTHS WHK WGBS WBAL WGHP WIP KGO WHO KPO CNRY. The schedule appears as a compact TV radio grid with overlapping late morning to noon blocks.

WHB WHAD KTHS WHK WGBS WBAL WGHP WIP KGO WHO KPO CNRY

Vague Radio Listings Hint At Broad Musical Programming

Fragmentary radio schedule notes list stations and cities with concerts, bands, orchestras and vocal performances. Mentions include New York ensembles, Cleveland orchestra, Des Moines vocal pieces, Philadelphia soprano, Memphis concert and Atlantic City program among scattered entries.

Tra Wcco St. Paul WGY Schenentadys WRNY New York—Ensemble WRVA Dimond — Band Cae WGHS New York—Music Club WGHB Clearwater WHO Des Moines Vocal Naive WAZ New York —Organ Cleveland Woevenbors _ Plowboys Ture Wor Lewark Washington Wric Hartford — Theater Program WIP Fla Gel Nie WMC Memhis—T KPAG Houston Pittsburgh Itte Grmphony WBAL Neemb Wrbr New York WCAU Philaelphia WEAF Ew Ork Bakimoa To Webi GR KSD WGN WOC WJA Ik WCCO WSAI WTAM Anor Ponesre Ork Dall Oprano CAU Hladetona—Musical Mila Memphis Atlantic

Concert Radio Schedules Across Regions

The list maps 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM broadcasts on stations like WJZ WBZ WCAU WHB WRNY WBAP WHN WOC WSB and more. It notes orchestras choirs concerts from cities including New York Louisville Richmond Philadelphia and Chicago with varied program types such as string music concerts and dance music.

Aon Springfield Orcan Kansas City Woah Learwater WHAD Milwaukee — Orchestra WIP Philag York—Orchestra Pontiac—Symphony Abia City—Music WRC Washington—Music WTIC Hartford—Hymn Sing WMAK Buffalo—News St. Paul—Orchestra Hastings KDKA Pittsburgh Baltimore Whrre New York Springfeld Ae Quartet WCSH ortland—Farm Arhor WHN WMCA Wor Newark—Orchestra WOO Dinner Muir Artford Tam Cleveland Spalo NAR Aviantic WJAR Providence—Orchestra WCAB Detroit WCAU Philadelphia WHB York Ama MCA New East Puttah Kld Independence Akron Springs Lel Sone EAF WJZ WBZ WRNY WBAP WOC WSB WHAS Louisville WRVA Richmond—Quartet Oy Oy Springs Bel Los Angeles Altimore WEAF WGN WWJ WDAC Wcae GR Occ WCCO KSD WSAI WGY Schenectady—Orchestra WGHP WKRC WIP Sa Omaha ewark—Reader WPG Atlantic City Iso Washington WTAM Hartford Orchonte

Evening schedule at WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Co

Thursday December 30 lineup includes Federated Club hour at 6:00 and sports and stock market reports at 5:30. White's Cafeteria Knife and Fork Club Orchestra directed by Johnnie Robinson at 6:00, Indianapolis Athletic Club Ensemble at 6:30 led by George Irish with Edith Auerbach on piano, Vivian Whitridge piano at 8:00, Mary Traub Busch Davis Baking Powder concert at 8:30, and Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra again at 10:30 with George Irish directing.

Merchants Heat and Light Co Federated Club Hour Indianapolis News White Cafeteria Knife and Fork Club Johnnie Robinson Indianapolis Athletic Club George Irish Edith Auerbach Vivian Whitridge Mary Traub

Fragmented Radio Schedule Snippets Across Markets

A garbled OCR fragment lists various radio markets and music programs. Mentions include Detroit-Dance music, New York Orchestras, Philadelphia Dane and dance scenes, Los Angeles Music, and Cleveland and Cincinnati orchestras. Mentions multiple stations and numbers without coherent context.

Stri KGW WCAU WCCO Paul WCAE Flisbureh Bomon Fen Game Sand New York —— Orchestra Detroit New York Veriport Newark Ae Oreatra ncinnati—Orchestra Cleveland Orchest Atlantic New York—Orchestra Atlanta Orean KFT Los Angeles Music Francisco Lana Oakland Dance Music AP FL Worth Organ Ray Moinee Kansas City Ahthawk Tae Kpochestra Kaniallywood Pre

Pills Were Diamonds A Caper With Dr Souters Pills

Dr Souter’s Pills, claimed to cure common ills, were found to contain twenty five rough diamonds after Eugenia Costa, a hotel maid, discarded the pill box in Rio de Janeiro. Souter, who was bound for England, hurried back when the box was realized missing.

United Presa Rio DE Janeiro Souters Eugenia Dr. Souters

Early blaze at Kirk Furniture damages rugs and suite

A third floor fire at Kirk Furniture Company 311 E Washington St started about 3 am and burned a rear section. Twenty rugs and one dining room suite were damaged with a hole in the floor and flames reaching the second floor. Estimated loss ranges from 200 to 2000 dollars according to store and fire officials. Separately an overheated stove at 2831 W Tenth St caused 300 dollars damage and a separate unknown origin fire damaged the Fred McCormick garage at 3416 Speedway Rd for 300 dollars.

Kirk Furniture Company Washington St Charles Stevens Tenth St Fred McCormick Speedway Rd

Indiana senator plans part time education bill

Senator Fred M. Dickerman of Indianapolis announced he will reintroduce a bill to allow public school pupils to be excused two hours per week for religious instruction.

Fred M. Dickerman Indianapolis

British Hope to Win Trophy After U S Loss

London observers cheer as Italy defeats the United States in the Schneider Cup race, boosting British aviation enthusiasts. Previously the U S was seen as certain to win and secure permanent possession of the trophy, ending the competition.

U. S Italy United Press London Avi United States

Designers forecast five mile per minute paper speeds for bid

Enthusiasm runs high as aircraft makers draft new designs with claimed paper performances near five miles per minute. Observers say real speeds of about 800 mph will be needed to win the 1928 triangular Cup as England pursues the record around 276 mph through advances in engines and wing design.

England Aeronau Tical Intion

Train kills motorist at grade crossing near Frankfort

Frankfort Indiana December 90 Carroll Shaw 29 electrician was instantly killed when his car was struck by a Monon passenger train at a grade crossing near here late yesterday.

Frankfort Ind Carroll Shaw Here Monon

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