Fewer Cars Displayed at New York Show This Year
At the National Automobile Show in New York the display size has shrunk from 86 models in 1924 to 54 varieties. Dealers forecast price cuts and aggressive competition as big makers add six and eight cylinder models while midpriced brands push to attract the broad middle class.
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New York
Bu Times
258Th Field Artillery
United States
Packard
Big Fellows Democratic
Hupmobile
Jordan
Gardner
Elcar
Auburn
Apperson
Kissel
Overland
Willys- Knight
Majestic Locomobile
From School Teacher to Great Eminence
A Western Pennsylvania farm boy becomes a district teacher and, after saving to attend medical college, starts practicing after the Civil War in Pennsylvania and later in Buffalo New York. He studies medicinal plants and creates remedies that gain wide fame including Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, advertised as a leading blood medicine and tonic with over fifty million sold in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New Oil
Buffalo
N. Y
R. Pierce
U. S
Iroquois Sun Worshipers Battle Tuberculosis in New York
In Peerless New York a hospital encampment uses heliotherapy to treat tuberculosis. Children, wearing only shoes and loincloths, endure cold as nurses stay bundled. Skiing, tobogganing, and schooling proceed as sun exposure and fresh air form their medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Adam Memorial Hospital
Rollier
Leysin
Switzerland
Hoosier Briefs on Cigar Resolution and Local News
Brief local items include Elwood men signing a resolution to quit smoking and Martinsville Democrat suspending publication. Other notes cite Willis Van DeVanter visiting Marion, a Lafayette clock winder’s thirtieth year, a Bloomington jail heating accident, egg record claims, a Lebanon jail tip, a Franklin official salary rise, and legion and post office news.
Everroad and White Take Over Hez Everroad Firm
The firm Everroad and White assumes the real estate rental and insurance business from Hez Everroad at 401 Transportation Building. The partnership consists of Hez Everroad and David H. White. In Lafayette Indiana on January 6 injuries from a falling tree at the Oakdale dam construction proved fatal for 22 year old E Swedburg who died in a Chicago hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everroad and White
Hez Everroad
David H. White
Bu Times
Special Lafayette
Ind
Oakdale
E. Swedburg
Chicago
Long Term for Theft by Times Employee
Delphi Indiana January 6 Lewis Schultz a Oakdale dam employee was sentenced to one to fourteen years at the Indiana State Farm for theft from a fellow worker.
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Times
Delphi
Ind
Lewis Schultz
Oakdale Dam
Indiana State Farm
State Board of Agriculture Banquet Prompts Elections
The Indiana Association of County and District Fairs and the agriculture board hold their annual banquet at the Severin tonight as five new board members are chosen on Wednesday. Speakers include Mayor Shank Governor-elect Ed Jackson and W M Settle. Elections cover Fifth Fourth Sixth Ninth and Eleventh districts with candidates listed. secretary William M Jones will be replaced after his Hawkins mail fraud conviction.
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State Board of Agriculture
Indiana Association of County and District Fairs
The
Agriculture Board
the Severin
Shank
Ed Jackson
W. M. Settle
Farm Bureau Federation
O. L. Reddish
Waveland
Roy Graham
Franklin
G. R. Kemper
Columbus
Harry Moberly
Shelbyville
Harry van Way
Russell
E. J. Barber
Lin Wilson
Jonesboro
William M. Jones
Fairmount
Jones
Hawkins
BE. J. Barker
Four fines drawn against Clarence Belt in city court
Clarence Belt, 27, of 528 Udell Street, was fined and sentenced on four charges. He received $1 and costs for drunkenness, $25 and costs plus sixty days at the Indiana State Farm for driving under the influence, and $1 and costs plus ten days on each of two assault and battery counts. Police testified Belt’s car collided with a machine manned by Elroy Boyd, and Belt allegedly kicked and broke the thumb of witness J. E. McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Belt
Udell St
Indiana State Farm
Belt
Elroy Boyd
Emerson Ave
Christmas City Firemen Report Community Aid Efforts
Firemen report their Christmas celebration was held at 31 stations on December 23. They distributed 466 food baskets 183 bushels of apples 105 crates of oranges 23 blankets 144 cans of beans 134 tons of coal 16 bushels of potatoes 27 loaves of bread and substantial clothing across the city.
Detective Heads to Louisville to Return Suspects
Detective Arthur Fields left for Louisville to return to Indianapolis George Henry 18 and Henry Sullivan 19 both colored who were arrested there in an automobile said to have been taken from the Saunders Heater Mitchell Company here Dec. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Fields
Louisville
Indianapolis
George Henry
Henry Sullivan
Saunders Heater Mitchell Company
Safe Battered at Delaware Street Office Thieves Take Overcoat
Safe was battered during a Monday night break in at Harry Marks office at 517 S Delaware St. An overcoat worth $5 was stolen after thieves failed to access the safe.
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Harry Marks
S. Delaware St
License Deadline Set for 1925 Licenses
City Controller Joseph L. Hogue announced that all 1925 licenses must be obtained from the controller's office by January 16 or actions will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Hogue
Meetings Here Wednesday Indiana Bottlers Association Convention
Scheduled gatherings include Indiana Bottlers Association convention in Claypool with state officers and district trustees. Kiwanis Club assembly 2 p.m in the assembly room followed by dinner in the Riley room at 6:30. Foundry Men Association in Severin and Marion County Gravel Association luncheon at Lincoln. Exchange committees lunch at 12 55 p.m. Lincoln. Indianapolis Real Estate Board luncheon in Lincoln. Lions Club lunch 12 15 p.m. Lincoln.
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Indiana Bottlers’ Association
Claypool
Kiwanas Club
Riley
Foundry Men Association
Severin
Marion County Gravel Association
Lincoln
Indianapolis Real Estate Board
C. Lions Club
Multiple Holdups Strike City Within Hours
A series of hold ups occurred within two hours on Monday night. At 8:45 p.m. Arthur Lyke, a National Refining attendant, was restrained and about $50 stolen. Earlier at 6:35 p.m. Rexal Lent, a clerk at Atlantic and Pacific Store, was threatened and $10 taken. A Progress Laundry driver, Earl Lane, was robbed at 1206 College Ave as two men demanded money. $40 and two checks were taken from a money bag.
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National Refining Company
North and
Delaware Sts
Arthur Lyke
W. Highteenth St
Lyke
Lone Bandit
Atlantic and Pacific
Michigan St
Rexal Lent
Bandit
Earl Lane
Ashland Ave
Progress Laundry
College Ave
Jane
State Exams Set for Attendance Officers Licenses
Examinations for attendance officers licenses will be held in every county. Miss Blanche Merry, state attendance officer, announced. Under the 1928 teacher license law, each county and city officer must hold a state license. applicants need at least an eighth grade education and an 85 percent average on the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Merry
State Department of Public Instruction
Clarence Ringley Indicted for Manslaughter in Heniger Death
Richmond Indiana reports Clarence Ringley under indictment by a Preble County Ohio grand jury for manslaughter in the death of John W Heniger a Richmond policeman killed when a speeding car drove him off the road during an attempted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Richmond
Ind
Clarence Ringley
Preble County
Ohio
John W. Heniger
Heniger
Ringley
Hour by Hour Radio Programs and Stations List
A dense list of radio offerings across U S cities mentioning station call signs like WND, KF, WCAEH, WEEI and WDAF. It notes times, programs, and locales such as Milford Kansas Chicago Montreal and Omaha with scattered references to hosts, music, and entertainment segments.
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Sosee
Chich Orchestra
P. M—Wnd
Mooseheart
Oose
Bchenschedy Deere
KFEB
Milford
Kan
Morag
Montreal
Bestmont
Kana
Chicago
WCAEH
Howton
WEEI
Tse
Ballcree City
Radio listing of 1925 evening programs across stations
United Press schedule notes 1925 broadcasts by WEAF Philadelphia WFI Pittsburg WEEI Boston WGR Buffalo and others. Listing includes Eveready Entertainers Persian Garden Rosemary Rosemary comedy drama Red Apple Club Rotary Club and Adelphian Club with Metropolitan Quartette and Rotary Club programs across stations and times.
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United Press Weaf
New York
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WEEI
Boston
WGR
Buffalo
Eveready
WGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
WJY
KGO
Oakland
Alameda Adelphian Club
Metropolitan Quartette
WCX
Detroit
Red Apple Club
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Rotary Club
Radio Programs Listing for Tuesday January 6
Central Time schedule shows a mix of concerts reads and stories across cities. Programs include Pittsburgh Minneapolis Chicago Davenport Montreal Kansas City and Omaha with varied content from concerts to theater organ features and sports resumes.
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Rene
Kansas City
Wm Ag
Chicago—Theater Organ Ar G Neat
Omaha
Mont White
Detroit—Arena
WBZ
Springfield
Tedi
Radio Listing of NCEE Networks Times
Schedule shows stations and times from 6:00 to 10:00 with multiple call letters including WMAQ WGN WJAX WBCN WEBH WEEI WIP JID KFNF WGBS KFDM KFKB WHAA WFAA KTHS WEBH WFI WCAW WBAP WCAE KFKA.
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WMAQ
WGN
WJAX
WBCN
WEBH
Weei Wip
WJID
WGBS
KFDM
KFKB
WHAA
WFAA
KTHS
WFI
WCAW
WBAP
WCAE
KFKA
Unclear Broadcast Psychs Refer to Dinner Program Notes
fragmented OCR text lists radio stations and times across markets. mentions Montreal meetings and various call letters such as WBAV WBZ KDKA and WIP with references to a dinner program and hour blocks. connectivity remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Paty
Serene
Oriole
Easteathwar Sons’ Gram
WIP
Duckwall Booze Order Continued In Liquor Seizure Case
County officials did not appear before the State Supreme Court, which granted a temporary continuance on a prohibition against destroying roughly $17 000 of liquor seized at Herbert R Duckwall's residence at 3818 N Delaware St The court set a later date for Judge James A Collins and the sheriff to show cause why the order should not become permanent No ownership was claimed in Criminal Court where a motion to suppress evidence based on an illegal search warrant was sustained and a liquor case against Duckwall remains pending
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State Supreme Court
Herbert R. Duckwall
Delaware St
Duckwall
James A. Collins
Collins
Japan Adopts Metric System Amid Campaign and Costs
The imperial ordinance declares Japan’s metric system official while education drives adoption. The shift aims to replace native units gradually, facing strong cultural resistance and large costs such as replacing railway scales, potentially reaching 1,000,000 yen.
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Japan
Department of Commerce
Imperial Government
Pavlova's Maid Reports Theft at Murat Theater
Madame Maria Chartchevnikoff, maid to dancer Anna Pavlova, told police a purse was stolen from her elcee room during the Moon day night performance at the Murat Theater. Loss reported as 64.40 including money and a gold chain.
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Maria Chartchevnikoff
Anna Pavlova
Murat
Elcee Room
Local Radio Schedule Highlights From Diverse Musical Programs
Radio listings show a spread of performances across stations such as Ww 20, WEBH, and KDKA with orchestras, choral groups, and solo acts. Notable entries include the Terrace Orchestra, Vernon proyectos, and the Ames Iowa weather forecast segment late night.
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Tlante—Orchestrgene Bigin
Bureau
RC Soesoo
WEA Sitte
Vernon Sere
Barytone
Wea
Sherira
Feraa
Chicago
Strone
Rgh
Whee
Ork Bones
Ames
Iowa
Weather Rert
KDKA
East Pitts
Musi
Milford
Kan
Enfidren
Caeildren
Pitts Mart
Ona Howe
Ton— Davis
Surprise Handed To Cannonball Speed Ace
Cannonball Baker, famed for cross country speed, defends his car when two men stop him and a mechanic on a time trial run. Police officers in plain clothes overhear a claim about officers. Several others face speeding charges including Delger, Garrett, Brown, Pruitt, and Lewis for driving on the left side of a street.
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Cannonball” Baker
C. L. Roush
Newland Ave
Baker
Trempe
Kelsch
Roush
New York
George Delger
Muncie
Ind
Charles Garrett
University Ave
Clyde Brown
State Ave
Leslie Pruitt
Noble St
M. Lewis
Twenty- Seventh St
Radio Schedule Fragment Shows Daily Network Lineup
A listing of broadcast times and station call signs across the day from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM, including WBAP WHAS WSB WTAS and WGN WQJ etc. Highlights multiple stations and time slots with no program details.
Radio schedule fragment hints at city programs and music
A fragmented listing shows radio broadcasts from multiple stations across cities like Detroit Buffalo Buffalo Chicago St Louis and Newark. Entries mention music programs meals dinners and live performances with times from morning to evening and various venues.
Theaters Planned by Ziegfeld Hearst and Brisbane
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. William Randolph Hearst and Arthur Brisbane form a theater venture to erect two Broadway playhouses at Broadway and Fifty Fourth Street leased to Ziegfeld with possible expansion to Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. The Billy Burke and Zieglfeld theaters are planned.
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United Presse
New York
Florenz Ziegfeld Jr
William Randolph Hearst
Arthur Brisbane
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Hearst
Brisbane
Zeigfeld
Billy Burke
Ziexyfeld
Broadway
Fifty-Fourth Sts
Jury Convicts Tony Vincent in Lillian Roberts Death
Evansville Indiana January 6 a jury of five women and seven men found Tony Vincent a colored man guilty of manslaughter in the death of Lillian Roberts on November twenty first.
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Spectal
Evansville
Ind
Tony Vincent
Lillian Roberts
Girl Shoots Self in Target Practice at Brazil
Mary Culbertson, 16, was recovering today from wounds she received when she accidentally shot herself during target practice in Brazil Indiana.
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Brazil
Ind
Mary Culbertson
Bathrobe fire fatal to Mrs Harvey Sheperd at Clinton
Buy Timea Sweci at Clinton Ind Jan 6 Burna received a week ago when her bath robe caught fire from an open grate were fatal to Mrs Harvey Sheperd. She died at the county hospital Monday.
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Clinton
Ind
Harvey Sheperd
Japan Seeks Friendship with United States
London January 6 Baron Hayashi Japan's ambassador to England says Japan will stay hands off in China and pursue friendship with the United States. He favors financial and advisory aid to China through a conference with great powers and warns against military intervention as a colossal blunder. He notes both nations have jingoes but stresses enduring Pacific friendship and mutual understanding to avert a dark future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United Press London
Japan
China
United States
Baron Hayashi
England
Tokyo
Apan
Hayashi
America
Pacific
Offiers Installed as Gyro Club Names 1925 Officers
Gyro Club installed 1925 officers at a Lincoln luncheon. New president Dr. William A. Coeppers formed committees for the year. Retiring president F. H. Glass and officers Carroll B. Tomey Wilbur Shook Ray Fatout L. C. Hartman named. Committee chairs include J. J. Bruce Paul Clark R. G. Ittenbach J. R. Dunwoody Roy Gould Frank J. Billeter and H. L. Richardt.
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Gyro Club
The
Lincoln
William A. Coeppers
F. H. Glass
Carroll BH. Tomey
Wilbur “B. Shook
Ray T. Fatout
L. C. Hartman
J. J. Bruce
Paul Clark
R. G. Ittenbach
J. R. Dunwoody
House
Roy Gould
Frank J. Billeter
H. L. Richardt
Indiana Historical Society Receives Smith Library
The Indiana Historical Society has received the library of the late Dela ven Smith of Lake Forest NL consisting of ten thousand volumes and $130000 left by the Smith will. Books stored pending housing in a building on the War Memorial Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Historical Society
Delaven Smith
Lake Forest
Smith
War Memorial Plaza
Noblesville Banker Samuel Henry Dies at 84
Samuel Henry 84 prominent Noblesville farmer and businessman dies. He was one of the largest stockholders in the State Bank of Noblesville. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local authorities.
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Noblesville
Ind
Samuel Henry
Zews State Bank of
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NEA
Peerysburg
Lake Hrie
Hoosier Briefs
C. L. Patterson
Milton York
R. T. Boston
A. R. Charles
E. O. Ellerman
W. A. Faust
Otis Noble
Elwood
Tribune
Martinsville Democrat
Willis van DeVanter
United States Supreme Court
Mrs
Violette van DeVanter
Marion
Abel Field
Lafayette
Bloomington
Curry
Lee R. Jones
Alexandria
E. L. Kilgore
Ohn Brownfield
Lebanon
Carrelton
Thomas House of
David Bennett
Legion
Logansport
Seymour
Kokomo Telephone
Erschel Harrison
Adams
Lovell Jackson
Charles Winkler
Kokomo Flying Field
Association of County and District
Dan
Grove
WDAF
Nighthawks
Mi $ Revue
Pavlova
WCAB
KYW
WIID
WLS
WOAW
WOR
KFEKX
WAHG
WCAL
WCBD
WCCO
WEMC
WCAP
WOC
WOOCO
WOOS
WHAZ
KEFNF
Marberger
Iephisiras
Greencastle
Leonard Wilson
WHAS
WSB
WTAS
WHN
WOAL
WCAY
CKAC
WQJ
KHJ
Clevelandy
Saioal
Davenport
OCO
Minneapolist. Paul
Woo Cago
Atlanta
Eer
Dallas
Witani
Ake
Association of Erce Ae
Mwe
WMC
Pit
Pele
Betar Pee
P. Wis
Homemakers
Alamo Theater
Ni York
Hotel Waldorf Astoria
Musc
Newark
Sporta
Ziegfeld
Barns
Nippon
Clarence Dubois
Gyro
Society
Buick
Fisher
GM. A.C
Buick Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Meridian
Thirteenth
Haff-Buick Sales Company
Central Buick Company
Illinois
Vermont
Sts
Co Ave
Thornburg-Lewis Motor Company
East
Washington Street
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