Indiana General Assembly Lineups Reported by Party Leaders
Indiana leaders reveal likely House and Senate leadership for the upcoming session. Harry G. Leslie should become speaker with Lem Av Pittinger as floor leader and Thurman A. Gottschalk as minority floor leader. In the Senate F Harold Van Ortman presides. James J Nejdl and Thomas A Daily contest caucus control. Ku Klux Klan members are summoned to a Jan 6 caucus at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Av Pittinger
Selma
John C. Sherwood
Mitchell
Farmer
Thurman A. Gottschalk
Berne
Manufacturer
W. T. Lytle
F. Harold van Qrman
James J. Nejdl
Whiting
Thomas A. Daily
Indianapolis
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Zell C. Swain
Middletown
Indiana General Assembly
Senate
Nejdl
Lake County
F. Harold van Orman
Harry G. Leslie
Lafayette
Charles M. Clark
Marion
Johnson Counties
Clark
Marion County
George W. Freeman
Kokomo
Freeman
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Greensburg Water Company appeals rate valuation ruling
The Greensburg Water Company petitions Federal Court for injunction after the public services commission fixed its rate base at 226000 dollars. Engineer Harl Carter valued the property at 250000, Singleton cut 25000, and a June 40 1924 order set value at 810000 with 7 percent return. Singleton later updated to 228000. Other commissioners supported 310000 except John W McCardle. The case mirrors Indianapolis Water Company proceedings with increased valuation discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg Water Company
Frank Singleton
Public Services
Water Company
Harl Carter
Singleton
Reare
John W. McCardle
Indianapolis Water Company
Evans Defers Program to Survey Conditions
Dr. Earnest N. Evans new executive secretary of the Church Federation Indianapolis defers the year’s program to survey local conditions. He plans to meet with affiliated groups to assess needs before proceeding. He previously served as pastor of the Second Reformed Church here before moving to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest N. Evans
Church Federal Indianapolis
The
Federatry
Pittsburgh
Second Reformed Church
Anderson Transferred Prohibition Chief to Los Angeles
W. W. Anderson, prohibition chief at Chicago, has been shifted to Los Angeles in the same role. A. C. Townsend of Minneapolis will replace Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Chicago
Los Angeles
United Press
Washington
W. W. Anderson
Cal
Prohibition Bureau
A. C. Townsend
Minneapolis
Anderson
King Held on Blind Tiger Charge After Raid
James King, 43, of 225 Beauty Ave. was held on a blind tiger charge today by Captain Paulsell after a raid netted twenty quarts of beer. Dismantled apparatus indicated wholesale operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James King
Beauty Ave
Paulsell
Hour by Hour Musical Broadcasts Across Cities
The schedule lists instrumental and vocal performances by various orchestras and bands. Programs include operatic and concert pieces with multiple stations such as WTAM WC, WCCO, WEAA, WMAQ and KYW weaving in talks and sketches. Concerts are noted for Chicago Cleveland Minneapolis Newark New York and Des Moines venues with prices and broadcast times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
Ours
WAS
Tigin
WCCO
WTAY
Uhl
KYW
Newark
Darice
F. M
Neem York
Recital and Choir Programs Across Major Outlets
Radio listings show Claire Dux performing live from Aeolian Fall on WIZ and Zion junior choir on WCBD at 8 45 PM EST. WNYC advertises Rialto Theater program at 8 45 PM EST. KTHS Hot Springs airs Down on the Farm at 8 30 PM CST. WOAW Omaha presents Seventeenth Infantry Band at 9 PM CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WIZ
New York
Claire Dux
WCBD
Zion
WNYC
Rialto
KTHS
Hot Springs
Omaha
Seventeenth Infantry
Radio Programs Saturday Schedule Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists radio stations and times including WOAE 2825 and WBZ 337 with unclear programs. Mentions bedtime slot and Springfield and Albion. Content is partial and non coherent with missing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tissee
Tesora
Alamacra
Albion
Springfeld
Otel Kimball Rio
Broadcast Schedule Fragment Readout
A garbled list shows TV and radio time slots on January weekend evenings. Observed stations include WGN WDAR WTAY WBZ WEAF WFI WHYW KDKA WCAE WHAS WRC PWX KSD WGN WIP KTHS WMC WTAS MQA WTAY with multiple 6:00 to 9:00 PM entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
WDAR
WTAY
WBZ
Weafwm
WFI
WHYW
KDKA
WCAE
WHAS
WRC
PWX
KSD
WIP
KTHS
Wmcc
WTAS
WMAQ
Local Radio Schedules and Musical Programs Listed
Radio listings show 6:10 PM on WJAR Providence with a musical on FM. Also mentioned are CKAC Pitts and ES Orchestre, Arcadia, and a 6:45 PM segment with VOR program notes, including unspecified prizes and schedules for New Pione. The fragmentary items indicate a mix of orchestra pieces and station identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJAR
Providence
Pitts
CKAC4
ES Orchestre Alaireat
Wow Arcadia
Vrawen
Iene
Ee Rigas Ules
Dancing Tonight Listings Across Radio Networks
A compact timetable lists dance broadcasts across multiple stations with showtimes from 2:30 PM to 12:30 AM. The schedule assigns stations WHN WTAM WFAA WGY WHN WJ CKAC WEAF WWGN WRC KTHS WIAs WFAA KBSD WDAF KYW KGO WSAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHN
WTAM
WFAA
WGY
WJ. Woe
WCCO
WRC
CKAC
WEAF
WWGN
Wai
KTHS
Wias
KBSD
WDAF
KYW
KGO
WSAL
Local Cornell Musical Preview With Algebraic Spin
A fragment previews an upcoming Cornell performance featuring a 7:30 PM show. The note lists choir and recital elements and hints at a Milford or Soest venue. Details are partial and the event appears to blend mathematical theme with musical pieces.
Radio Schedule Lines Up Nighttime Lineup
Broadcast timetable lists programs on WIP WEAF MAQ WOR WIP WEAP WOC WEAF WCCO WMcG KYW WHYC KGO with hour by hour slots from 6:00 to 10:00 PM across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIP
WEAF
Wmaq
WOR
WEAP
Wcco
wmMc
KYW
WHYC
KGO
Silent Today Saturday Radio Listings
Radio listings for Saturday January 3 feature stations KFKX WCAP WCBD WEAO WEEI WHAZ WwHOO JY WoI Woo WOSs with turner programming across multiple markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFKX
WCAP
WCBD
WEAO
WEEI
WHAZ
Wwhoo
Woo
Woss
Nighttime Radio Schedule Fragments From City Listings
A jumble of times and places outlines a late evening radio schedule with references to cities such as Chicago Los Angeles Oakland New York Atlanta and Kansas City. Mentions include weather updates orchestras and concerts and a late midnight program from Northfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Los Angeles
Eod
Oakland
New York
Atlanta
Nard
Omaha
Academy Music
Kiel
Kansan
Mosthawks
Angeles
Abeys
Milia
Woalaise
Northfield
Minn
Radio Programs and Schedules for Fourteen Cities
A detailed listing of Sunday evening radio programs across major stations including WEAF WEBI WJAR WCAP WLW WCBD WCCO WHAF WEEI and others with times from 3:45 PM to 11:46 PM EST CST and note on local church services and concerts. The schedule names orchestras quartets soloists choirs and symphony broadcasts with city affiliations and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WEAF
New York
WEBI
Boston
WJAR
Providence
WCAP
Washington
Roxy
WLW
Cincinnati
Kopp
WCBD
Zion
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEEI
BE. Parks Cadman
English classes for foreigners resume after vacation
Miss Frances Mazur announces that English for foreigners will resume at 8 p m Monday at the Neustadt Building Union and McCarty Street. Classes meet Monday and Wednesday evenings and Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons under the Indianapolis Jewish Federation with the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neustadt Bldg
Union and McCarty
Silent Sunday Jan 4 Station List and Recorded Note
Silent Sunday entries list radio stations WAHG WCAE WFI WHAS WHO WMC WOR WRC WSAI WTAY WNYC WBAV CKAC KFEKX. De Orchestra and Dal Risee 1492 are noted with a New York address and a reserve entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAHG
WCAE
WFI
WHAS
WHO
WMC
WOR
WRC
WSAI
WTAY
WNYC
WBAV
CKAC
KFEKX
New York
Bal
Henectady
Alhambra Theater Manager Considers Mouse Trap Investment
In Elwood Indiana on January 3 manager F H Mackey of the Alhambra Theater weighs buying mouse traps after a mouse ran up a partygoer's trouser leg. The momentary scare sparked excitement among attendees.
Fire origin probed at junk shop and grocery blaze
Fire officials investigated a blaze at 331% W Chesapeake St in a junk dealer’s storehouse causing 800 dollars in damage. Officials cited a coal oil stove explosion though the owner denied lighting it. Rags and papers burned. Separately a separate fire at John Webb’s grocery on 3501 Massachusetts Ave caused 300 dollars in damage from mice chewing matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Saperstine
Chesapeake St
Saperstine
John Webb
Massachusetts Ave
Tree Fire Quelled by Snowballs at Highland Park
Police respond to report of a tree ablaze on a coastal hill in Highland Park. Officers Weddle and Schulz arrive as snowball rapid response from local coasters extinguishes the fire. Children deny starting it but police suspect a small blaze started for warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weddle and Schulz
Highland Park
Retired Flagman James Barth Dies at 74
Funeral services for James William Barth 74 retired railroad flag man will be at 2 PM Monday at Royster and Askin with burial in Mt Jackson cemetery He lived with daughter Mrs Oliver B Dodd in his Belm ont Avenue home and is survived by daughter Mrs Thomas Casey of Chicago and son Charles of Indianapolis In Belleville Ind Jan 3 fire destroyed a barn of William Woods farmer with an estimated loss of 5000 and incendiary origin is suspected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Barth
Belmont Ave
Deaconess Hospital
Royster & Askin Funeral
Mt. Jackson
Oliver B. Dodd
Thomas Casey
Chicago
Charles
Indianapolis
Belleville
Ind
Wiliam Woods
Indiana Banks Seek State Depository Designations
State auditor Louis Bowman said the State finance board has about a thousand applications from Indiana banks for designation as State depositories. In the past two years 750 banks were used. the board will meet Monday to name depositories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bowman
State Finance Board
Indiana
Train crash injures Roy Young in Chicago yards
United Press reports Roy Young, a switchman, was seriously injured when two freight trains collided in Chicago yards. The incident occurred on B and O and Soo Line tracks in Carr, Madison Avenue, as authorities investigated robbery reports and theft of $4 and a watch from a sleeper's clothing Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Roy Younglove
Soo Line
Earl Combs Sees Bright Season Return After Injury
Earl Combs a star rookie with the New York American expects to be fully fit for next season after a broken leg injury in Cleveland. Dental experts note preserving a half tooth properly offers some protection and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Combs
Bar! Combs
New York
COUNTY BOARDS URGED FOR SOCIAL AGENCIES
Prof Shelley D Wetts of Indiana University spoke at a Lincoln luncheon on county community service boards and a potential bill for their creation outside Marion County. Judson L Stark urged consideration of small claims court reform and child labor amendments along with a Long Hospital psychiatric unit proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley D. Wetts
Indiana University
Legislative Committee
State Council of Social Agencies
Lincoln
Marion County
Judson L. Stark
Indianapolis
Small Claims Court
Long Hospital
Hupmobile Eight Debuts at Indianapolis Exhibit
The 1925 Hupmobile eight, first car with more than four cylinders, showcased today at Wilbur Johnson Company, 730 N. Meridian St. in Indianapolis. Touring, roadster, coupe and sedan models feature four-wheel hydraulic brakes, balloon tires, and wood or steel wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wilbur Johnson Company
Meridian St
Jewel theft solved as police arrest Connell in Chicago
Chicago police announce the $201,000 December jewel robbery at a hotel is solved with the arrest of George Connell, a known underworld figure. Part of the loot was found in Connell's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
George Connell
Connell
Will Speak Hamilton Holt In Indianapolis Tonight
Hamilton Holt of New York writer and lecturer will speak at 8 pm January 12 in Roberts Park Methodist Church Indianapolis. He attended League of Nations events in Geneva in 1922 and 1928 to study the league and the Permanent Court of International Justice at the Hague. Bishop Joseph M. Francis will preside. Holt has led peace groups and served as editor, organizer, trustee, and committee member in multiple peace organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Holt
New York
Indianapolis
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
Joseph M. Francis
Protestant Episcopal Church
Holt
The
Independent
Third American Peace Congress
Church Peace Union
League To Enforce
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Auto death case sent to grand jury in city
Coroner Paul F. Robinson said he would submit evidence to the grand jury in the death of Joshua Grimes at Massachusetts Avenue and Walker Street. He kept his verdict as accidental and recommended dismissal of Earl Hammond, 21, driver of the car, in city court. Hammond said he planned to fix the car light at the first garage after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Robinson
Joshua Grimes
Twenty-Fifth St
Euclid Ave
Robinson
Earl Hammond
Fourteenth St
Grimes
Massachusetts Ave
Walker St
Hammond
Drive for Hospitals Campaign Planned by Methodist Church
Dr John W Hancher and a team from the finance department of the Methodist Church board will arrive from New York to begin preliminaries for a state wide 1 500 000 campaign for Methodist hospitals in Indianapolis Ft Wayne Gary and Princeton Headquarters will be in Indianapolis Ft Wayne and Gary Dr George M Smith superintendent reports the hospital treated 10 627 patients in 1924 and more than 152 000 in free service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hancher
Finance Department
Board of Education of
The
Methodist Church
New York
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Gary
Princeton
George M. Smith
Methodist Hospital
Nurses Wed In Noblesville Ceremonies
Miss Edith Higgins and Miss Norma Haymond, Indianapolis nurses, wed Friday night in Noblesville. Miss Haymond married Frank Hope of Bloomington. Miss Higgins tied with William G. Zike of Greenfield. Rev. H. S. Nickerson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Edith Higgins
Norma Haymond
Indianapolis
Haymond
Frank * Hope
Bloomington
Higgins
William G. Zike
Greenfield
H. S. Nickerson
Wisconsin rail commission cuts Madison bus and train fares
The Wisconsin railroad commission reduced Madison transit rates with car fares from six to eight cents and ticket prices rising from nine for sixty cents to seventeen for a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bison
Wis
Jan
Madison
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Strawberries at Market Decline Reflect Mixed Produce Prices
Florida berries sell 75 cents a quart as market notes a crop of 25 b0e since last Saturday. Prices show declines and advances across oranges grapefruit pineapple lettuce mangoes and potatoes with eggs and meats mostly steady or higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Indiana civic notes and local notices from 1920s period
Hoosier Briefs report local events and people: Elin Lawler’s arm injury from a plane stool incident at Clarks Hill, Carl Simmons leading Pine Village Sunday school, Harry Ray of Shelbyville noting fifty-two marriages, Elmer Pruitt trial costs in Johnson County, Rushville 1924 IRE loss record set at $174,157, J S Hines buying Auditorium Theater in Portland for $65,000, T B Bish new Jackson County Motor Club president, Masons’ Tipton anniversary draw 850 attendees, Washington Township Sunday School to meet Jan 11 at Lebanon, G Kakusuliff escapes cremation after gasoline tank blast near Tipton, Clarence Hinkle offers $25 reward over bootlegging rumor, Women’s Relief Corps hands large American flag to Lebanon orphanage.
Sedan Bandits Hold Up Grocer
Two youths in a high powered sedan forced grocer J. K. Barnhill at 2404 English Ave to sit as they looted $13 from the cash register and fled. Clerk Charles N. Eller of Standard Grocery at 1228 Bates St said a second hold up in three weeks netted $47 cash and a $10 check. suspects described as two shabbily dressed men, both drunk, and unconfirmed weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Barnhill
English Ave
Charles N. Eller
Nowlanc Ve
Standard
Bates St
Five trustees renamed by governor announces six reappointments
Governor Emmett F. Branch announced six reappointments to state boards. Named trustees include Henry E. Breer Evansville for Marion hospital for the insane, George B. Nichols Anderson for Eastern hospital for the insane, Charles Butler Crawfordsville for the Indiana Blind School, Bert E. Page Mellett for Central Hospital for the Insane, John C. Williams Anderson for School for the Deaf, and Herbert C. Foltz a state board member and local architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett F. Branch
Henry E. Breer
Evansville
Marion Hospital For the Insane
George B. Nichols
Anderson
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Richmond
Charles Butler
Crawfordsville
Indiana Blind School
Indianapolis
Bert E. Page
Mellett
Central
Hospital For the Insane
John C. Williams
Democrat
School For the Deaf
Herbert C. Foltz
State Board of Registration For Engineers and Land Surveyors
City Banquet Tonight at Indianapolis Athletic Club
Nearly 500 people are expected for the annual city administration banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mayor Shank will be toastmaster with five minute talks from heads of twelve departments reviewing 1924 work. Local business leaders civic club heads and labor leaders attend with city executives and families. Music by the police and firemen's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Shank
W. T. Bailey
Ladder at Candy Company Sparks Police Run
Police emergency squad hurried to the J. F. Carmody Candy Company at 25 West Maryland Street early today expecting burglary. A ladder propped against an open window led to no disturbance and night watchman A. H. Johnson suspected an employee used the ladder before opening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Company
J. F. Carmody Candy Company
Maryland St
A. H. Johnson
County Council Approves 600000 Bond for White River Bridges
County governing body authorizes a 600000 bond issue to cover the county share for new bridges over White River at Kentucky and Oliver Avenues and to buy land for approaches. They later refused a higher 720000 figure citing flood prevention costs and land purchases along White River. The contract for tie devices totals 1122336.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
White River
Kentucky
Oliver Aves
Bs Eastloard
Willis C. Nussbaum
Indiana Taxpayers Association
State Tax Board
John McCloskey
Mie
Russell J. Ryan
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Twenty-First St
Northwestern Ave
1924 City Street Department Annual Summary
The city street department graded 3 305 blocks of streets and used 20 000 gallons of road oil over 27 miles of streets. Weeds were cut on 1 370 blocks of lawns and 789 private lots. The sewer division cleaned 12 374 inlets and 11 736 basins. The carpenter department refloored eight structures with 60 000 feet of oak and pine lumber. Supplies delivered included 36 cars asphalt 60 cars sand 4 carloads lumber 35 cars road oil and 35 cars stone. Gasoline totaled 37 450 gallons. Blacksmith and painting departments kept equipment in repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Martin
Carpenter Department
Stolen Church Aisle Carpet Reported in Johnson County
Police report a theft of twenty five feet of church aisle carpet valued at twenty six dollars from a church located sixteen miles south on the Madison Road in Johnson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County ‘Church
Looteé Johnson County
Salem M. EK
Madison Rd
Sunday Services Across Churches and Meeting Times
Notices list church services including 11 a m and 8 p m Sunday in all churches and a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8. A free reading room is at 1258 Consolidated Bldgs and 1158 Beam St. The Second Church hosts at 9 30 and the Third Church at 9715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beam
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Tis A. Daily
EVANS
Spiritualist
Church OF Truth
Washington ST
P.M
Justin E. Titus
NEW Light
Edelman
Winstriumental Lopez Orchestra
Yi Arene i Se Se Aseichi
Ana Ie Sd Ee Musi
Cornell
Trical Ashfanton
Chi
Milford
Soest
MEYW
Exon Wlw
Unday
Cheon -Oris - M
Schenectady
Kangan
Wey
Louisville— Choral Service
Oace
WEBE
WLS
Cage
Saas
Bentecet
Gin
Iladelphia Symphony Orchestra
Cincinnati—Services
WOS
Wertee City
Methodist
Mooseheert Ig Doman
Catheholic
James W. Barth
Switchman
Yin Carr
Madison Ave
Linda
Sun
Will
Methodists
Hoosier Briefs
Clarks Hill
Elin Lawler
Harry German
George W. Henley
Bloomington Kiwanis Club
Carl Simmons
Christian
Pine Village
Harry C. Ray
Shelbyville
Squire
Johnson County
Elmer T. Pruitt
Oscar Cutsinger
Edinburg
Rushville
J. S. Hines
Portland
Auditorium
T. 8. Bish
Jackson County Motor Club
Seymour
Masonic Lodge
Tipton
Washington Township Sunday School Association
Lebanon
G. Kakasuliff
Clarence Hinkle
St. Paul, Ind
Women's Relief Corps
Methodist @phans
Amer
Trai
Holmes
State Supreme Court
Alfred Smith
Ohio
James Kline
Detroit
Mich
Roderick Wolfe
Wabash Hotel
Smith
Indiana State Reformatory
Wolfe
Kline
William D. Thomas
Nigel
Ieestine
Mae Stewart
Sud Mediune
Cable Tabernacle
Chicago Tribune
Coliseum
Purdue University Pecultry Department
A. G. Phillips
Europe
Purdue
Nature
Karl Peters
Wichita
Kas
Kansas City
Peters
Louisville
Foltz
State Registration Board
Romeo
Vention Works
Church OF Christ
Delaware
Hardy Pioneer
Compa
Pioneer Trust Company of
Indianapolis Clearing House
Banke
American Bankers’ Assn
Indiana Trust For'seres
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