Indiana University Leader Urges Higher Education Funding
Times Special from Bloomington reports President William L. Bryan of Indiana University argues that higher education requires alliance with state universities. He criticizes Indiana for lagging among western states in funding, spending per student, facilities, salaries, and overall tax support for higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Bloomington
Ind
American University
Army of the Argonne
William L. Bryan
Indiana University
Indiana
Hwestern
Bryan
Police Chiefs Convention Committee Named for July 1816
General committee on arrangements for the International Association of Police Chiefs convention in July 1816 named by Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff includes Mayor Shank Ernest L. Kingston Elmer F. Gay Jesse Sisloff Joseph L. Hogue Walter White Jerry Kinney and Michael Glenn. Capt. Charles Sumner was put in charge of the convention program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Police Chiefs
Herman F. Rikhoff
Shank
Ernest L. Kingston
Elmer F. Gay
Jesse Sisloff
Board of Safety
Joseph L. Hogue
Walter White
Jerry Kinney
Michael Glenn
Rikhoff
Charles Sumner
Drink Water Fight Kidney Pain Ad Offer
A toothpaste style advertisement urges drinking water to soothe sluggish kidneys and ward off backache and headaches. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder weakness, advising physician checkups twice yearly.
Ends Stubborn Coughs in a Hurry
This advertisement promotes Pinex cough remedy and a home made mix using 2½ ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or substitutes. It claims quick relief, soothing air passages, loosening phlegm, and usefulness for throat and chest colds bronchitis and hoarseness. The Pinex Co. of Ft Wayne Indiana guarantees satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Radio Network Schedules Dance Orchestras Across Cities
A scrambled OCR of a radio programming list shows dance orchestras and piano programs across multiple cities including Providence Des Moines Philadelphia St. Louis Kansas City Minneapolis Memphis Cincinnati Omaha Springfield and Chicago. Entries mention stations WD EK KFEB WLS WGN WDAF and more with times around morning through night and various music acts and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Mooseheart
KFER
Waitora
Kan
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WCAB
Pittsne Wilson-Smith
Des _Moines
Soa
Hiladelphai
Weab
II Zion
Memphis
Wdek Reas
Aone Ee So Dance Orchestra
Asa
Ay York
Omaha
Fathers Sa
Springfield
Los
Ald Drgenam
KFEB
Tay Qasiand
Uu Mal
GR i
Buffalo—Viscont Lopes Mae
Jose Ones Mee Wsai
Los Angeles
Muical Cal
Ieee M.—Who
Des Moines
WDAF
Kansas City
Eles
KFI
Progres
Oakland
Cal
Harry Halstead
KPO
San Francisco
Radio Concert Listings and Theater Program Guide
1925 United Press compilation lists broadcast times for stations WDAF Kansas City WOC Davenport and WGR Buffalo plus WEAF New York and WEAF Strand theater program. It notes Ivanhoe Band and Glee Club Tri City Symphony Orchestra and Step Lively comedy and Strand theater lineup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WCBD
Zion
WDAF
Kansas City
Ivanhoe Band
WOC
Davenport
Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
New York
Strand Theater Program
Radio Schedule Highlights Monday Jan 12
Radio listings show Monday programs across cities including East Pittsburgh Detroit Omaha and Philadelphia. Highlights include Vincent Lopez Orchestra dramatic hour story hour and dinner concerts with local station IDs and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pitts
Gawinieepolte
Wor
Alo
Vincent Lopez
WDAF
Hanes
Pri
Omaha
WWJ
Detroit—Orchestra
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
WCAE
Philadelphia
Television Station Schedule Listings
Evening lineup lists network affiliations by time with WCCO WDAF WIP stations and others including KDKA WCAE WDAR WOC KDKA KFKB WGR WOAW KGO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
WDAF
WIP Woaw
KDKA
WCAE
WDAR
WOC
KFKB
WGR
WOAW
KGO
Evening Radio Schedule Notes From Local Stations
A fragmentary listing shows 6 45 PM programs at Shenandoah Sidney Iowa and 7 PM at East Pittsburgh on KDKA with a symphony or orchestra. Mentions KSD and WHB stations and a long musical program continuing until 10 AM with Island musical pieces and collegians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Sidney Iowa
KDKA
East Pittsburgh
Kdka Symphony
Orschestra
KSD Ae
Lobbyists Name Chamber Legislative Committee Head
B A Van Winkle of Hartford City chosen as chairman of the State Chamber of Commerce legislative committee by George H Mosser. Van Winkle will work in Indianapolis during the Legislature for Chamber backed bills. Other members include D O Shillen Muncie J S McQuinn New Castle and Irving A Lemaux Indianapolis. One more member to be named. Bills representing the interest of all the people will be approved and an effort will be made to be constructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. van Winkle
Hartford City
Indiana Manufacturers’ Association
State Chamber of Commerce
George H. Mosser
van Winkle
Chamber
D. O. Shillen
Muncie
J.S. McQuinn
New Castle
Irving A. Lemaux
Indianapolis
1925 Swimming Season Set To Open Sunday
Miss Florence Moore and Athur Browne plan to open the 1925 swimming season at 3 p m Sunday on the west side of White River at Seventy Third Street. The event began as a dare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Moore
Broadway
Athur Browne
West Side
White River
Seventy- Third St
Radio Schedule Fragment Schedules and Stations
A garbled TV radio grid lists program times and station call signs across cities like Chicago Minneapolis and Philadelphia. It mentions shows such as Women’s hour and Ladies’ hour with various stations and times throughout the afternoon and evening.
Radio Play Schedule Fragments Highlight Evening Listings
A fragmented radio schedule lists multiple stations and times from 7:00 P.M. to 5:05 A.M., including WGAZ WBAP WHAZ WMC WDAR WEEI WMH WNYC KFK8 WTAM WCO WOR KFKB WCCO WGR WSAI WSB WAHG WHN WDAF KGoO and other callsigns alongside partial program notes and locations such as Chicago and Cleveland.
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WGAZ
WBAP
WHAZ
WMC
WDAR
WEEI
WMH
WNYC
KFK8
WTAM
WCO
WOR
KFKB
WCCO
WGR
WSAI
WSB
WAHG
WHN
WDAF
Kgoo
Lobbyists Warned to Carry State Lobbyist Licenses
The House doorkeeper Everett S Newlin warns lobbyists that every paid lobbyist must carry a state issued license. He said when asked to show it they must have it ready to avoid unpleasant moments. The secretary of State issues the licenses.
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Bers
Secretary of State
Everett
Newlin
Husky
Indiana senator drafts four school bills in Senate
Senator George W. Sims of Terre Haute introduces four school bills. One requires public school teachers hired after September 1925 to be graduates of public schools. Another makes it a misdemeanor for parents to send children to private or parochial schools. A third bans teachers from wearing distinctive religious dress or emblems. A fourth would allow reading the Bible in public schools without comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Senate
George W. Sims
Terre Haute
Novaes Revered as Future Great Pianist in Indy Recital
Music critic Walter D. Hickman lauds Guio Mar Novaes, praising her youth in fingers, rich tone, and flawless technique after a Sunday recital at the Academy of Music under the Indianapolis Maennerchor. He predicts she will lead once masters like Paderewski and Rachmaninoff retire, urging continued public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiomar Novaes
Paderewski
Rachmaninoff
Academy of Music
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Bethoven
Rameau
Chopin
Indianapolis
Rotary conference program announced for Feb 23 24
The seventh annual Rotary conference in South Bend Indiana on February 23 and 24 announces a program with prominent speakers and an athletic section featuring bowling horseshoe contests and indoor golf. Speakers include Paul H Harris founder of Rotary and Donald A Adams first vice president of Rotary International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Rotary
Paul H. Harris
Chicago
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Father Gives Up Son
Marion Indiana January 12 George R Frazier a self confessed bandit who admitted involvement in the hold ups of the South Marion State Bank and the Upland State Bank was to be taken to the Indiana State Reformatory to begin a ten to twenty year term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
George R. Frazier
South
Moonshine Toll Rises in Chicago in 1924
Moonshine caused 390 deaths in Chicago in the first eleven months of 1924, health commissioner Dr. Herman Bundesen reported. He noted 239 deaths from moonshine poisoning and 151 linked to murders, accidents, or other crimes by liquor, with totals rising nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Herman
Bundesen
Bundeson
Moonshine Death Toll Estimated At 2 424 In 1928
An estimate cites 2 424 deaths nationwide in 1928 from moonshine consumption. The figure highlights the deadly toll of illicit liquor during Prohibition era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueves
Indiana Free From Poultry Disease Despite Embargoes
State Veterinarian R C Julian reports Indiana remains free of the poultry disease that triggered embargoes and disrupted markets. Authorities say surveillance continues and no cases have been confirmed in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Julian
Indiana
Poultry Survey Involves Purdue And Federal Officials
Purdue University cooperated in a survey on poultry at eastern points. Julian recently returned from a conference with federal authorities in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
Julian
Washington
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WQJ
KFDM
WCAL
WHAS
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WEBH
WHK
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WFI
CKAC
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York
Cleveland
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SAY
BAYER
Aspirin
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Carlin Music CO
E. Washington
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Blue Book of the Air
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