Action Near in Lake County Voting Fraud Case
Definite action on charges of fraud in the Lake county Republican primary election is expected within days after Attorney General James M. Ogden conferred with alleged ringleaders Milton H. Marquardt and Charles Parker Sr. and Jr. They admitted arranging transport of forty repeaters into Gary to vote at multiple polls using green cards.
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Lake County
James M. Ogden
Milton H. Marquardt
Charles Parker Sr
Charles Parker Jr
Marquardt
William H. Fulton
Ogden
George Hufsmith
Hufs
Oscar Ahligren
C. O. Ridgely
Superior Court
Fred M. Stults
A. A. Watts
Fulton
John Mullen
John McFadden
John Robinson
Gas Station Self Service Ban Exceeded by Motorists
State Fire Marshal Alfred E Houston ordered self service stations to cease statewide. At Capitol Avenue and Twenty second Street customers continued self service as the ban took effect Sunday. An inspector will be sent in days and court action may follow if closures are required. Attorneys for the company plan to contest the move. Investigators probe Central Islip State Hospital fire for possible incendiarism. ten firefighters injured and several homes damaged.
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Alfred E. Houston
North Capitol Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Houston
Central Idtuse
Central Islip State Hospital
Viele Employes
Warden's Daughter to Appear in Fox Studio Film
Jean Marie Lawes eight year old Cherie daughter of Sing Sing warden Lewis E. Lawes visited Fox studios today to appear in Up the River as a warden's daughter. The report notes a shower-bath and miniature kitchen on a Prince of Wales motor car used during his African shooting tour.
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Warden
United Press Hollywood
Jean Marie Lawes
Cherie
Sing . Sing Prison
Lewis E. Lawes
Fox Studios
Prince of Wales
Reverent view of marriage urged by pastor at assembly
Dr William Chalmers Covert of Philadelphia told the Presbyterian General Assembly in Cincinnati that intelligent reverent understandings of married life are needed more than laws to improve home life. He urged church education of youth and a nationwide temperance plan to defend Prohibition amid opposition.
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United Press
Cincinnati
William Chalmers. Covert
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Covert
United States
Cover
Two City Fires Cause About Six Hundred in Damage
Two fires early today damaged buildings with a total toll near $600. A basement blaze at Hook's pharmacy 51 North Illinois Street caused about $300 damage per manager George E Barrett. Another fire of undetermined origin damaged the boiler room at Mormon Motor Car Company plant 1101 West Morris Street about $300 per superintendent P L Olvey.
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Hook's
North Illinois Street
George E. Barrett
Mormon Motor Car Company
West Morris Street
P. L. Olvey
Radio Dial Twisters on WFBM Indianapolis Schedule
Radio schedule for WFBM Indianapolis lists programs from 5:00 P.M. to 12:00 Midnight with CBS shows, orchestras, news, and special features including Henry My, Commodore Ensemble, Burns program, Jesse Crawford organ, Paul Tremaine orchestra, Heywood Broun column, Ben Pollack, Biltmore orchestra, Midnight Melodies, and various national and regional acts from Chicago Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
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CBS
Better Business Bureau
Commodore Ensemble
Henry
Radio Listings Sketch Distinctly Chicago NBC Network
A dense schedule of radio station call letters and programs across Chicago and national affiliates. The chunk lists entertainment, news, orchestras, and variety shows from KYW WGN WBBM and others, with times from early evening to past midnight, including Sign off and Benrus time announcements.
Day Programs on Indianapolis Tower and Licht Company Schedule
Radio listings show a dense afternoon and evening lineup from CBS NBC and local partners. Highlights include Columbia Salon Orchestra, Aunt Sammy hour, Town Crier, Silent segments, Organ programs, Morning devotions, Forecast Cooking, Livestock reports, Weather, Time signals, National Farm and Home hour, Matinee Players, Pacific Vagabonds, Woman's Radio Club, and Ted de Turk performances through the day and into the early evening.
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Pep Unlimited
Columbia Salon Orchestra
CBS
Town Crier
One Community Network
Jemima Man
NBC
Marley Sherris
Dad Kersner
Y. M
Crosley
Hotel Gibson
National Farm and Home Hour
Hilly
Billy
Woman’s
Monday Night Radio Highlights From 5:30 To 9:30 PM
Radio listings outline the Monday night schedule across networks WJZ WEAF NBC and Columbia. Programs include Roxy and its gang at 5:30, Ceco couriers at 6:30, The Mask of the Red Death on WHAM at 6:30, Motors party and Real folks on NBC, Guy Lombardo’s orchestra and the Rocheste r civic orchestra on Columbia and NBC, Jesse Crawford at 8:45, Sign of the Shell and Empire builders, with Harbor lights at 9:30.
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Columbia
Lombardo
WFBM
WBBM
Chicago
Gems of Music
WENR
Smith Family
WGN
NBC
Stromber
Rochester Civic Eene
WIR
KYW
WHAS
Wias
Chicago—News
Sign of the Shell
WEAF
WSM
WTAM
Ener
Dan and
Sylvia
Nashville
M. Kdka
Pittsburgh
Denny
WJZ
Ceco Couriers
WHAM
Rochester
Motors Party
Guy Lombardo
Burns
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Jesse Crawford
Balalaska Orchestra
Empire Builders
City plans $280,000 interlocking signal system
An early conference with city officials and Indianapolis Union Railway Engineers will explain plans for a $280,000 interlocking signal system to be installed this fall under a 1915 city agreement. The project, partly funded by city share of 25 percent, aims to improve train movement, electric control, and safety amid track elevation changes.
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Indianapolis Union Railway
Campaign expenses reported by judge Collins in renomination bid
Criminal Judge James A. Collins filed an expense account showing $1,769 spent in his unsuccessful Republican renomination race, the largest among primary candidates. Donors included Harvey A. Grabill $200 and John A. Rouse $205, Frederick Ayers $100, while Collins contributed $532 and $582. G O Hutsell reported $1,378 in expenses including a $950 donation to the Citizen Republican League. Six Democratic candidates spent $910 total. ten other GOP candidates reported smaller amounts.
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James A. Collins
Collins
Harvey A. Grabill
John A. Rouse
Frederick Ayers
George O. Hutsell
Citizen Republican League
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