American Doctor Detained in Mexico Investigated by State Dept
The State Department ordered the American embassy in Mexico City and Vice Consul Vogenitz to probe the detention of Dr. W. F. Lorenz of Wisconsin by Mexican authorities. Lorenz, on a fishing trip, was arrested with the wrecked schooner Ruth crew by Progreso port officials. authorities suspect filibustering and consider the Ruth possibly a gun running vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Vogenitz
Yucatan
W. F. Lorenz
Wisconsin
Lorenz
Port of Progresso
Ruth
Pensacola
Fla
Ex-State Senator Ott M. Cleveland Dies in Plymouth
Ott M. Cleveland former Indiana state senator for the 1921 and 1923 legislatures has died at his Plymouth home. Funeral set for Friday. Cleveland was a manufacturer and was informationally noted by Senate president pro tem James J. Nejdl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott M. Cleveland
Plymouth
Ind
James J. Nejdl
Indiana Senate
Cleveland
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Chronic coughs and persistent colds lead to trouble. Creomulsion is advertised as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. The ad claims creosote as a key healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with refunds if not helpful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socata m Co
Atlanta
Missing Man Harry Leffel
Police search for 49 year old Harry Leffel of 2445 North Delaware Street missing since January 6. He was to visit Kankakee Illinois and Davenport Iowa on a business trip but hasn’t been seen. His wife says he fell ill after a recent snowstorm near Springfield Illinois. W G Taylor of the Elks has distributed his description to lodges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsrry Leffel
Harry Leffel
Delaware St
Century Chemical Company
Columbus
Ohio
Kankakee
Ill
Davenport
Iowa
Springfield
W. G. Taylor
N. la Salle
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elxs
Leffel
Short Course On Iron and Steel Fabrication
Beginning Friday the industries committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Purdue University engineering extension service offer a six week course on fabrication and heat treatment of iron and steel. Six Friday meetings at 7 30 p m on the seventh floor of the Chamber building. Enrollment on opening night or by mail to E N Trusler. Fee is 2 dollars for the full course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industries Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Engineering Extension Service
Purdue University
E. N. Trusler
Chamber
Frank Symmes Elected President of Indianapolis Humane Society
Frank A. Symmes was elected president to succeed T. Ernest Malcolm at a Tuesday night meeting. Officers include H. W. Rhodehamel as first vice president Dr J W LaMar as second vice president RH W Hughes as treasurer and W P Hargan as secretary. New directors named are Symmes Rhodehamel Police Serge J L Allison T T Bledsoe J Stephen Fullen Robert Hathaway and EB A Perkins. Dr Elizabeth Conger resigned as city pond master and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Symmes
Indianapolis Humane Society
T. Ernest Malcolm
H. W. Rhodehamel
J. W. LaMar
RH. W. Hughes
W. P. Hargan
Symmes
Rhodehamel
Police Serges
J. L. Allison
T. T. Bledsoe
J. Stephen Fullen
Robert Hathaway
EB. A. Perkins
Elizabeth Conger
City
Funeral Friday for Carl Carson
The body of Carl Carson 55 manager of Meridian Garage was fatally injured Tuesday afternoon and will be taken to Madison Indiana for burial Friday afternoon His wife from Madison resides There was a slaying charge against Gilbert Little 23 released on recognizance By Coroner Paul F Robinson Carson died at St Vincent s Hospital of a skull injury The accident occurred in the garage during a discussion with Dr Lafayette Page and Sergis Smith and O Nea l of the police accident prevention bureau
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Carl Carson
Spink-Arms Annex
Méridian St
Meridian
Meridian St
Madison
Ind
Gilbert Little
Arsenals Ave
Paul F. Robinson
Carson
Lafayette Page
Sergis
Smith
O'Neal
Police Accident Prevention Bureau
Little
Page Auto
Page
St. Vincent’s Hospital
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED INDIANAPOLIS LETTER CARRIERS
New officers of the Indianapolis Letter Carriers Association were installed Tuesday night at the Chamber of Commerce. Frank J. Hildebrand was named president with Hurley Stonebraker as vice president and B L Minnick as financial secretary. Orrin A. Collins became corresponding secretary and Charles Schellenberg was elected treasurer. The auxiliary installed its officers including Mrs Co O Brammell as president and Mrs J F Eastes as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Letter Carriers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Hildebrand
Hurley Stonebraker
B. L. Minnick
Orrin A. Collins
Charles Schellenberg
Co. O. Brammell
J. F. Eastes
William Hodges
Mystery cloaks death of Greensburg butcher
John Fey a Greensburg butcher was found dead in his shop. Decatur County authorities probed the death as Robert Sparks, 20, a former Fey employee, was held for questioning. Officials would not disclose the cause or manner of death.
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United Press
Greensburg
Ind
John Fey
Decatur
Fey
Robert Sparks
Representative Clements Seeks Court Bench Reforms
Representative Clements of Evansville says he will introduce a bill to restore judges' authority to name special occupants of the bench. Current statutes allow each side to strike two names from the list chosen by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Evansville
Radio Listings Show Evening Music Across Stations
Broadcast schedule notes several programs including WOR Newark and WNYC New York with a Persian garden song cycle and a music appreciation course led by Dr Henry T Fleck. Davenport WOC features an organ recital while Jefferson City WOS airs a farewell piano recital from a state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presse
Newark
WNYC
New York
Henry T. Fleck
WOC
Davenport
WOS
Jefferson City
Harry Snodgrass
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
United States Army Band
Radio Programs Preview and Dinner Concert Announced
An announcement lists a M EDEKA program and a rap dinner concert. It notes a musical performance by a local orchestra in Byntoniane with details on the event timing and venue.
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PRP. M
Edeka
Fistee Sporti Bosma
N—S
Ale Ma Orchoe
Byntoniane
Orehestra Orchestra
Radio Network Listing of Station Schedules
A schedule list shows broadcast times and station call letters across stations including WMAQ WGN WLS KFNF KSD WCAP WCAY WBCN WHB WTAM WIID CNRO KDKA PWx WOO WDAF WGR WEMC WOS WCCO WHO KFI and WLS with a 10 PM wrap. The data outlines sequential time blocks and linked stations for the evening lineup.
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WMAQ
WGN
WLS
KSD
WCAP
WCAY
WBCN
WHB
WTAM
WIID
CNRO
KDKA
Pwx
WOO
WDAF
WGR
WEMC
WOS
WCCO
WHO
KFI
Fragmented OCR Briefing From City Concert and Police Reports
A garbled OCR fragment references Springfield and Oak City, police reports, a 6 35 P M time, a 7 30 P M event with CNRO, and a San ae rie bee oe pis scout. It mentions a studio in Cleveland and a junior group, with scattered names and schedule hints but little coherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Aston
Woo
Phijetely
Piao Fel P. M—Wbon
Iitmeapgil
Cleveland
Detroit Radio Schedules and Market Bulletins
A fragmented radio listing shows Detroit and Chicago markets with station notes and program blocks. Entries mention WWJ Detroit morning dining health talk, WOC Davenport, and KDKA East Pittsburgh quotations on hay and grain, reflecting a busy broadcast day across multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWJ
Davenport
Chapel Ces
Kyw
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Table Talk and Music Programs Across Cities
Radio listings show a sequence of broadcast times and programs from Buffalo, Chicago, Ames, Iowa City, and several other cities. Entries include talks, ensemble performances, college chimes, and artist recitals with station designations such as WGR KYW WOK WHAA WGN WCCO WHB WDAR WLS and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGR
Buffalo
KYW
Chicago
Wsb
Iowa City
Iowa
Ames
Buffal
WGN
E Ensemble
Blackstone Quintet
WCCO
Peinpespelie- Et Paul
Our
Wdar
Phildalphia
Sue F
Spee
St. Louis
Minnells OF. Paul
Chester
Agueek Asia
P. Em
York
Waldorf-Astoria
Mid York
Church Federation
Wan Eel
Boston
Anta
Bonnie Hardt
Ain
Veland
Royal Canadian Orchestre
Sor
Abe
Indianapolis School Board Reelects Officers for 1925 T: Indianapolis School Board Reelects Officers for 1925
The Indianapolis school board announced reappointment of officers for 1925 during a Tuesday night session. Charles R. Yoke remains president and Charles L. Barry continues as vice president. Albert Baker is again attorney for the board. Adolph Emhardt and Dr. Marie Haslop received votes for president and vice president respectively, with Baker and E. O. Snethen facing opposition in their posts. Julius I Emhardt, former building and grounds chief clerk, was rehired as cessioner, and Robert Reed was appointed to a $200 monthly salary after resigning previously without pay. The board plans a Friday meeting with architects on the new west side and colored high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles R. Yoke
Charles L. Barry
Albert Baker
Adolph Emhardt
Yoke
Marie Haslop
Barry
Baker
E. O. Snethen
Julius I
Adolph Emhardat
Robert Reed
Reed
West Side
Warning Issued Over Forger Using Old Steinhart Checks
Former officers of the E. W. Steinhart Company warn the public about a forger who has obtained blank payroll checks of the defunct firm at Eleventh and Meridian Streets and is cashing them. An official says the company is out of business and issuing no checks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W.steinhart Company
Eleventh and
Meridian Sts
Debating Teams Picked for Tri State Contest
Shortridge High School will be represented in the Tri State debating contest April 17 in Kentucky. The affirmative team includes Collier Young Iain William Otto Leonard Schiemsl William Sheppler. The negative team features Hoffman captain Edward Schurmann Miller Keller George Clayton with Leonard alternate.
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Shortridge
Shortridge High School
William M
Collier Young
Iain
William Otto
Leonard Schiemsl
William Sheppler
Ridge
A Hoffman
Edward _Schurmann
Miler Keller
George Clayton
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Mexico
Arnott M. Cleveland
Zenith
Atwater-Kent
Arlin Music CO
Washington ST
Frank Symmes
Dr. Conger
Humane Society
Pnilhermonte
Grenéstha Junior
Deu
Ottawa
Cha
Teaia
Spe
Hay
Stan ‘Uban Army Band
Bung
Erica
Eccompan
Mae Wis
Milfo
Kanile
Mieds Ak
Mme
Tel
Pol Alarms
Fenway Theater
Inala
Geo Sena Phar
Los Angeles
Ion
KNX
Orchestra
WGAZ
WOR
WBAP
WTAS
WEBH
WHN
WBZ
WAGN
WGY
WMC
CKAC
KFDM
KGO
WOAW
WCBD
WFAA
Alks
WEEI
WDAE
Dr. James
Hery
Chamberlain
Walk- Over
North
Pennsylvania
Chesterfield
Lrodtrr & Myers Tosacco Co
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