Lawton Bride Backs Out At Altar In Last Moment
In Lawton Oklahoma on December 30 United Press reports a bride-to-be and her fiancé sought a license from Justice of the Peace G V. The wedding party gathered at the courthouse but the bride canceled just as the license was about to be issued saying she would not marry.
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United Press Lawton
Okla
Justice of the Peace G. V
United Press
Paris
Ministry of Marine
Parliament
Gould's Wife Gains Repute as Gambler on Riviera
Florence La Caze Gould, wife of Frank Gould, dominates baccarat across Monte Carlo to San Remo, reportedly winning about 1,000,000 francs in weeks of play. Known as Queen Flo, she bets heavy, often 1000 dollars or 200,000 francs, with a calm poker smile and a secret system. Frank Gould anchors the new casino, rarely gambling himself. Florence, a San Francisco native, married Gould in 1923 and previously wed Henry C. Heynemann.
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United Press
Nice
Frank Gould
Europe
Florence la Caze Gould
Blue Mediterranean
Flo
Riviera
Monte Carlo
San Remo
Mrs. Gould
Chance
Gould
Florence la Caze
San Francisco
Henry C. Heynemann
Malott Estate Tax Suit Fails in Court
Demurrer to the suit of trustees of the will of Volney T. Malott to recover 526,869 allegedly collected as federal income tax in 1922 and 1923 was sustained by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell. The trustees Louis B. Ewbank Thomas H. Kaylor and John Malott Fletcher. Attorneys did not indicate whether a new suit would be filed or the decision appealed.
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Volney T. Malott
Robert C. Baltzell
Louis B. Ewbank
Thomas H. Kaylor
John Malott Fletcher
Four Believed Dead In Detroit River Rum Run
Icy Detroit River waters are believed to have claimed the lives of four rum runners who leaped from their boats Friday night to escape a customs border patrol craft. Two others, George Lenski and Jos Kremer, were rescued after their boat capsized during the逃 attempts to board it.
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United Press
Detroit
Detroit River
George Lenski
Jos Kremer
Indianapolis Ranked 29th in Relief Efforts in 1929
Washington report shows Indianapolis as the twenty ninth city in U S aid to families at home in 1929. The city spent 8094 dollars to relieve 659 families through public and private relief agencies.
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Indianapolis
United States
Washington, D. C
Timed Radio Lineup For Indianapolis Stations
Long list of daily programs and time slots across WFBM WKBF WGN WJR WLW WMAQ WBAP WENR and more detailing orchestra broadcasts talk shows news weather and special segments from morning through night with CBS NBC and local producers across Indianapolis and other cities.
Distant stations schedule and NBC network list
Radio listings detail stations and programs across the NBC network with call letters and frequencies. Entries include Chicago KGH, KVOO Tulsa, WJZ New York, WJR Detroit, WABC and WFBM, plus orchestral and dance programs and time slots from 7 PM to 11 PM.
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CKGW
Toronto
KVOO
Tulsa
Kay-Dees
Gore
Colin Ne
Q. Webi
Rio
Chicago—Symphonic Orchestra
NBG
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
KYVM
Macnee Semetick
WRVA
Richmond
Luian F
Daylight Hits Seven O Clock Pep Unlimited Club
The item lists daylight timings for the Pep Unlimited Club with a 9 to 10 AM silent interval. The notes are brief and reflect a schedule entry without additional context or events. The entries emphasize room timing and a silence period during the day.
Ring Out the Old Ring in the New on NBC Airwaves
Franklyn Baur tenor leads Voice of Firestone on NBC Monday at 7 with Vaughn de Leath contralto and Hugo Mariani orchestra. Ben Pollack conducts at WFBM and Columbia stations at 5. Ingram Shavers offers year’s hits at 7:30. Louise Bave soprano and Browning Mummery tenor headline Horlicks A and P Gypsies at 7:30.
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Gounod
Franklyn Baur
Firestone
NBC
Baur
Vaughn de Leath
Hugo Mariani
Ben Pollack
New York City
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ingram Shavers
Louise Bave
Browning Mummery
Harry Horlick
Freddie Rich
Howard Barlow
Voice of Columbia
Night radio lineup highlights mus ical broadcasts across networks
Monday night schedule features the Mormon Tabernacle choir and organ at 5, NBC West and East Coast programs including Roxy and his Gang, Voice of Firestone, Dolly Varden opera and Russian singers, plus Burns program with Guy Lombardo and the Rochester Civic orchestra. The Columbia system and NBC present orchestras, soloists Adia Kouznetzoff, Griegs Wedding Day, and selections from Noel Coward.
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NBC
WJZ
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
WLW
Cincinnati
Roxy and His Gang
WEAF
Voice of Firestone
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul—Opera
Dolly Varden
Columbia
Paris
Motors
Columbia—Burns
Guy Lombardo
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Whittall
WLS
Chicago
North Star Singing Society
Voice of Columbia
Adia Kouznetzoff
General Motors
Nicolai
Shakespeare
Guy Fraser Harrison
Stromberg-Carlson
Noel Coward
Insurance date set for adjusted compensation certificates
Washington date line reports veterans have until midnight January 2 to apply for adjusted compensation certificates. The paid up policy pays at death or in twenty years with a maximum face value of 1585 dollars. Eligibility includes all veterans of army navy or marine corps with more than sixty days service. Compensation rates are one dollar per day for home service and one dollar twenty five cents for abroad service.
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United Press
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Moffat Tunnel Could Shape Rail Merger Plan
The Moffat tunnel in Colorado may become pivotal in a proposed rail merger. The 18 million dollar bore could link Denver and Salt Lake with the Rio Grande Western via the Dotsero cutoff, affecting which railroad system controls transcontinental routes.
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Moffat
Howard
Washington
Continental Divide
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Missouri Pacific
Rio Grande
Western Pacific
Porter
Burlington
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Moffat Tunnel
Eastman
Commission
Irvington Pastor George W. Allison to resign
The Irvington Presbyterian congregation will meet on Jan 9 to discuss the resignation of Rev. George W. Allison who will leave his Irvington post after services on Jan 26 to accept a call at First Presbyterian Church in Topeka Kansas. He previously served as chaplain with the 128th Infantry Thirty second Division in World War I.
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George W. Allison
Irvington
Railroad switch urged to city hospital power plant
Clarence Hass city hospital business manager urged construction of a railroad switch to the hospital power plant using the Indianapolis street railway track over the West Michigan street bridge. He said it could be built for about 20000 dollars with permission to use the tracks. Officials dropped a spur plan until the West Tenth street bridge is built and space for a track is provided.
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City Hospital
Indianapolis Street Railway
West Michigan Street Bridge
Clarence Hass
Hess
Indiana University Hospitals
West Tenth Street Bridge
India Congress Boycotts Great Britain Plan Adopted
Lahore December 30 The India Nationalist Congress approved Gandhi's civil boycott plan by 137 to 77 in a committee vote. Gandhi sought dominion status from Lord Irwin who did not commit. The scheme calls for an extraordinary February session with 1000 delegates pledged to civil disobedience and potential arrests to intensify the campaign.
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United Press
Lahore
India
Congress
Committee
Mahatma K. Gandhi
Great Britain
Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Calcutta
Yorkminster Goes Ashore Near Tarifa Off Morocco
British steamship Yorkminster ran aground off Tarifa during the night. The crew abandoned ship and salvors work to refloat the vessel as salvage operations proceed.
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United Press
Gibraltar
Yorkminster
Tarifa
Six suspects questioned in Madden torture murder probe
In Cleveland six suspects were being questioned over the slow torture killing of Edward Madden, 28, a former boxer. Madden's body was found in the rear compartment of a coupe, laced with telephone wire, with a bullet hole in the head and stab wounds in the back, after the car sat on a city street for five days.
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Bu United Press
Cleveland
Edward Madden
Jury Officials Named for Marion County In 1930
Circuit Judge Mary C. Chamberlin reappointed Mark E. Hamer and Robert A. Hendrickson as Marion county jury commissioners. County Clerk George O. Hustell serves as third ex officio member. In Muncie, ground in Heekin park deeded to library board for Maring Memorial branch library costing 25,000 funded by the late Mrs. J. M. Maring bequest.
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Mary C. Chamberlin
Mark E. Hamer
Robert A. Hendrickson
Marion County
George O. Hustell
Times Special
Muncie
Ind
Heekin Park
Library Board
Maring
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THE
Williamson Heater Company
W. New York
Aetna Trust & Savings Co
Pennsylvania St
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Public Service Tire Co
New York St
Lincoln
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Ben Pollack’s Orchestra
CBS
Commodore Ensemble
Hy-Red_ boys
Henry-George
Coco Couriers
Easy Washers
Faras Panatela Country Clubs
Walker
Longine
Mlle. Theo. Hewes
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Gray, Gribben & Gray
Beard
Feeser
Tomlinson Hall
Fiorito
WGN
Dreamship
Goldkette
Old Timers
Gibson
Cino Singers
WMAQ
WBAP
KSTP
St. Paul
WBBM
Coffe Dans
Weem
Musicale
Lucky Sambo
Cincinnati Club Orchestra
Benrus
Henry Thies
Hotel Linton
Crosley Salon Group
Tony
Duro Automatics
Imam Shavers
Henry Fillmore
Hamilton Taffloring Club
Empire Builders
Michael Hauer
Heerman
Melville Ray
Saitats
Columbia Revue
Onlucola Farm Community Network
Columbia Ensemble
Columbia Symphony
A.M
Columbis
Ida Bailey Aren
See System
Betty Crock
Cooking School KA
Central
Columbia Network
NBC System
U. S. Navy
Milton Work
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Mary Hale Martin
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
National Farm and Home Hour
Town and Country
Crosley Cossacks
Harriet
Ted
Woman's Radio Club
Maids of Melody
Amerrycana
Broadway Melodies
a—Henry and George
WABC
WTIC
WGY
KYW
Wsal Whas
W&m
WTAM
WIR
Pebroieers Club
WENR
Eee Ae Farmer
Waronte Orchestre
NBC _ System
A. & P. Gypsies
WWJ
WSAI
Woks
WSM
Pr. M
Toronto—Orchestra
NBC_System
Ingram_ Shavers
WHAS
Ceco Couriers
NBC_ System—Motors parks
Real Folks
Burns Country Club
Chicago—Musical Hour
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Brunswick
NBC_ System
WDAF
Chicago—Sports Review
Stromberg-Carlson-Rochester Symphony
KTHS
WPG
Atlantic City
Leonard’s
Kansas City
WFAM
Hamline
KDEA
Nashville
St. Louis
Denny’s
Bookman
New Yorker
Wee
Policians
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Hungry Five
Detroit—News
Holst Orchestra
Dan and
Sylvia
Richmond Orchestra
Nashville—Concert Orchestra
Chicago- Cert Orchestra
Grieg
Troldhaugen
Bernhard Levitow
New York
Seattle
Seven Hills
Puget Sound
Buryl Retting
Dick Platt
King
Charley
Boy
Ted Fiorito
Edgewater Beach Hotel
France
India Congress
Rose Tire Co
RCL
Crosley
East Washington Street
Safe Deposit Department
of the City Trust Compac
E. Washington St
Via
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Riley
Ford
A. W. Bowen
Wayne Ave
Broad Ripple Auto CO
E. 68Rd St
Foots Car & Tractor Sales, Inc
Washington St
Frank Hatfield CO
Capitol Ave
Northwestern Sales CO
Northwestern Ave
Sholty Motors, Inc
Smith-Moore, Inc
S. MerIdian St
30Th and Central Sales CO
Central Ave
Wangelin-Sharp CO
Virginia Ave
ROY Wilmeth CO
MerIdian St
C. O. Warnock CO
Silber Brothers
Smith Brothers
Smit Brothers
Triple Action
Hamer and
Hendrickson
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