Bankers School at Purdue Next
Indiana bankers will inaugurate the first agricultural school for bankers in the United States at Purdue University on Thursday and Friday. Invitations have been issued to about a thousand institutions, arranged with the Indiana Bankers Association to provide expert advice on Indiana agriculture. Lectures will be given by Bur ton M. Smith Edward C. Elliott G I Christie and S M Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu Times
Fayette
Ind
Indiana
United States
Purdue University
Indiana Bankers Association
Burton M. Smith
North Lake
Wis
Agricultural Commission of
The
American Bankers Association
Edward C. Elliott
Purduy University
G. I. Christie
University Extension Experiment Station
S. M. Smith
Marion attorney lauds Indiana utility bill amendments
Bernard B. Shively of Marion Indiana a former State Senator and author of the public service commission law commends the Indiana commission for backing Barker Cann and Quillen proposed amendments. He notes the challenge of drafting a law to cover future utility issues and warns of utilities seeking to exploit consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B. Shively
Marion
Ind
Public Service Commission
Indiana Commission
Samuel R. Artman
Commission
Shively
Opposition expected to move blind school near deaf school site
Opposition from blind school officials is anticipated if the House committee on benevolent institutions recommends relocating the State School for the Blind onto the same property as the School for the Deaf north of the State fair grounds. The relocation committee favors the move, after a 1923 Legislature committee failed to agree on a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School For the Blind
School For the Deaf
House Committee On Benevolent Institutions
Carlisle Defers New State Meat Inspection Bill
Representative Carlisle of South Bend received a call for a bill creating a State meat inspection department. Carlisle doubted the current session would sanction a new costly bureau and said he expected no creation of new bureaus during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Work Economy
Carlisle
South Bend
Radio Music Listings and Concert Schedule Summary
Multiple stations list orchestral and chamber performances across cities. Notable items include Detroit Orchestra and Chicago events at 7:30 PM, and Milwaukee serenaders at 5:30 PM. Intervals show varied programs from glee clubs to piano recitals and lectures, with many stations broadcasting into the evening.
Radio programs and concert listings across multiple stations
1925 era broadcasting schedule listing soprano Elizabeth Rethberg and Danise with Brunswick Symphony, Everready Entertainers, concert programs from KGO and other stations, police band and Stetson Chorus at WIP Philadelphia, plus regional times and frequencies across networks WJZ WEAF WRC and more.
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United Press
WJZ
New York
KGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
Brunswick Hour
Elizabeth Rethberg
Guiseppe Danise
Brunswick Symphony Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
WCX
Detroit
WIP
Philadelphia
Stetson Chorus
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening Schedule Features Dinners and Big Brother
A radio listing for Tuesday evening includes WCAB Pittsburg and other stations with a 5 30 p m start time. It mentions a dinner concert and a Philadelphia Davis panel scene, with Skecrie tune and Big Brother dinner segment as highlights.
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Pittsbure
Sfimeapolis
Philadelphia
Davis
Radio Station Schedule Lineup
Program listings show stations and times from 7:00 to 12:00 with identifiers WEBH WHAS WEAF WSB WTAS WOAT WEBH WGR WCAE CKAC KFKB WGN WRC WQJ WIP WEBH WHN WMC WDAF KHJ KGO WLS.
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WCCO
WEEI
WRC
WDAF
WOAW
WBZ
WNYC
WCAE
WJAR
KFKB
WLS
WMC
WMAQ
KYW
WQJ
WEBH
WHAS
WEAF
WSB
WTAS
WOAT
WGR
CKAC
WGN
WIP
WHN
KHJ
KGO
Ten Eyck Dinner Session Noted By Washington Radio
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Washington broadcast listing for Ten Eyck and a dinner event with various programs. Mentions of WRC and WZ stations, times around 6:05 PM and 6:15 PM, and references to local ensembles and orchestras hint at a scheduled radio concert night with multiple acts and network IDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fone
Eyck
Washington
Sn Tori
Heschia
Chisago
New York Police Alarms Reported Amid Brief Sports Note
A fragmented item mentions New York police alarms and a sport section at 45 P M with code WA E and Pittsburgh appears in the clipped text. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Radio Listings Show Diverse Concerts and Attractions
Listings detail numerous radio programs and venues across U S cities including Montreal Windsor Hotel Dance Esteraoft Pittsburgh Aldine Theater and Chicago Jazz Skamper and Rainbow, with times from morning to late night. Notable locations include Milford Kansas, York Rose Orchestra, Cocoanut Grove Hollywood, and Hotel Beale Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CKAC
Montreal
Windsor
WBAP
Worth
Anduartet
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Poew
Aldine Theater
Wee
Levee
Cag
Teres
Los Eyes
Milford
Kancram
Chicago
Barytone
Terre Orches- Palace
Newton Clubrenee
Memphis
Rhinehardt
KYW
Clara Laughlin
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawk
EFT
Los Angeles
KHJ
Los Anos Pere Orchestra
Hollywood
Cocoanut Grove Ohana
KDKA
Orid Crer
Wwcco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WBAV
Wien
Colombe
Tole Pitts
Uae
Buffalo
Beale
Miners re elect Lewis UMWA president for new term
John L. Lewis was re elected president of the United Mine Workers of America by a majority of 73366 votes. The new two year term starts in April. Philip Murray was re elected vice president and William Green secretary. Green's unexpired AFL term to be filled by Thomas Kennedy. Auditors and tellers named from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
William Green
Green
Thomas Kennedy
American Federation of Labor
John J. Mossop
Bowdil
Ohio
Albert Neutzing
Glen Carbon
T. G. Morgan
Linton
Ind
Thomas Kell
Shawnee
Thomas Holliday
Granville
Hill
William Young
South Park
Dime Savings Report Highlights 1924 Deposits and Withdrawals
A 1924 report compiled by Mrs. Mary R. Ball for the auditor of State notes small savings deposits at Dime Savings and Loan Association totaling 50 830.45 with withdrawals of 46 096.55, attributed to unemployment. The institution pays no interest and keeps a small field staff of collectors, affiliated with the Family Welfare Society.
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Dime Savings and Loan Association
Mary R. Ball
Auditor of State
The
Family Welfare Society
Radio Schedule Fragments From Ames and Surrounding Areas
A truncated list of radio broadcast times and stations covering Ames Iowa and nearby cities. Mentions Chicago Drake Enrsindle and various programs including dinner concerts and children's stories with station identifiers such as WOT WMAQ WEAF and WIP.
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Ames
Iowa
Chicago
Memphis
Drake
Kansas
Focul
Salcago—Homeake Our
Springfield
Asé
WEAF
York
Silas
Atlanta
Bonnie Barnhardt
Philadelphia
Haley's Magnesia Oil for expectant mothers health
In the months before birth Haley's Magnesia Oil offers relief and comfort. The emulsion of mineral oil and milk of magnesia cleanses the system without griping or habit formation. It sweetens the stomach, eases belching, and aids appetite for both mother and baby. Haley M-O Company Indianapolis invites orders with prompt mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Haley M-O Company
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Army district leads in recruiting numbers
Lieut. Col. R.S. Woodson says the Indianapolis Army recruiting district tops the 5th Corps area in men recruited. A Bates letter notes 13 high records in procuring men with 10 from this district, 7 from Indiana, 3 from Indianapolis. Openings listed include Chanute Field and artillery posts near Washington, DC.
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Indianapolis
5Th Corps
R.S. Woodson
W. T. Bates
Army Recruiting Service
Indiana
Air Service
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ft. Meyer
Ft. Hoyle
Washington, D.C
Woodson
Stolen Vehicles Attributed to Local Owners Listed
Automobiles reported stolen belong to Orval Mehring at R. R. 1 Box 235 and William Adams of 617 North Gray Street. The Ford taken from Delaware and Market Streets and another Ford from Market and Pennsylvania Streets.
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Orval Mehring
R. R
Ford
Delaware
Market
William Adams
N. Gray St
Pennsylvania
State House to form basketball team with minority members
The State House of Representatives plans a basketball team organized by Democratic minority member Kenny New Albany. Forwards are Kitch and Kenney, guards Hoffman and Kincaid, center Gottschalk, with Speaker Leslie appointing Republican Claypool as timekeeper.
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State House of Representatives
Kenny New al
Bany
Kitch
Kenney
Hoffman
Kincaid
Gottschalk
Leslie
Claypool
Back Home Again Car Found Belongs to Doc Wybenga
Police report a Ford found at 22 Kentucky Ave belongs to Doc Wybenga of 1543 W Michigan St. The vehicle was located and identified after a search.
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Doc Wybenga
Michigan St
Ford
Kentucky Ave
County Farm Bureau Sues for Agricultural Agent
The Hamilton County Farm Bureau sues the county board of education to compel hiring an agricultural agent for the coming year after the office was abolished a year ago. The case centers on reinstating the post and its budget implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Board of Education
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County Farm Bureau
County Board of Education
Annual Meet: BBB to Vote on Board Expansion
The Better Business Bureau will vote on amending the constitution to raise directors from nine to fifteen at the annual meeting held with the Advertising Club luncheon at Claypool. W. H. Farley of Dayton Ohio will speak on training salespeople.
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Better Business Bureau
Claypool
Advertising Club
W. H. Farley
Dayton
Ohio
Y M C A Receives Land Near Muncie From Ball Brothers
The Muncie Y M C A took over two tracts valued at $50,000 donated by the Ball Brothers glass factory. The land near Muncie is used for the municipal golf course and a baseball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prean Muncie
Ind
Muncie Y. M. C. A
Ball Brothers Glass Factory
Arbuckle Granted Divorce From Minta Durfee
Roscoe Arbuckle awarded a divorce from Minta Durfee on grounds of desertion in Paris court. The filing was reported by United Press with details of the ruling dated January 27.
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Paris
United Press
Minta Durfee
Roscoe Arbuckle
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Musif Penz
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Meert
Jolinist
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Roars
Lansing
Mich
Glee Club
Farm Bureau Federation
Joerinstein
WFAA
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Oriole Orchestra
Ox Rigi
Bevertown
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Nate Mone
Pre Lechaserke Woaw
Omaha
F. M—Wls
Bo —Woat
Milwaukee
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Providence
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WHK
KSD
Ayer
Bayer
Margaret Stevenson
Todd
Missouri St
N. Penn
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ala
Haag’'S Drug Stores
Forma,ifi
Indianapolie
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Hlinois St
W. Wash, St
N. Illinois St
KFNF
KOA
PWX
WAHG
WCBD
WHO
Woc
WTAM
WOIL
Lewis
Labor
Dime Savings Report
Zenith Atwater-Kent
Carlin. Music CO
Washington St
Musterole
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Ood
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Arbuckle
Ido
Fletcher
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West Washington Street Merchants’ Association
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