Bride's Hat Sparks Tragedy as Groom Leaps to Death
Spattie Washington June 15 United Press reports Thomas Fallon northwest manager of Edison Radio Company killed himself from a seven story window after quarrelling over his bride of sixty days over her new white hat. Mrs Fallon and antique dealer J G Davis said Fallon had been drinking heavily. The couple were guests at Davis's apartment.
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United Press
Wash
Thomas Fallon
Northwest
Edison Radio Company
Fallons
J. G. Davis
Bridge Party Sponsored by Opportunity Committee at Brookside Park
Members of the Opportunity committee of the Woman's Department club plan a bridge party at Brookside Park community house on Wednesday. Mrs Nettie New chairs the committee. A 7:30 meeting will precede lunch with guests asked to bring sandwiches. Afternoon bridge will include prizes at each table and reservations are accepted through Mrs New.
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Woman's Department Club
Brookside Park Community House
Nettie New
New
Frerett Gebofield
Edward Ferger
JG Williams
Elect New Officers of Indianapolis Alliance Delta Delta Delta
Mrs. Harry Hooley was elected president of the Indianapolis Alliance chapter of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. Other officers include Vice-president Mrs G D Boyd recording secretary Miss Ivy Fuller corresponding secretary Mrs Wendell Hicks treasurer Miss Frances Woolery Pan Hellenic representative alumnae secretary Mrs Frederic Barrows alumnae adviser and Trident correspondent Mrs Arthur Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hooley
Indianapolis Alliance
Delta Delta Delta
G. D. Boyd
Ivy Fuller
Wendell Hicks
Frances Woolery
Frederic Barrows
Marion Fppert
Trident
Arthur Hadley
Mothers Alliance of Alpha Delta Theta Meets at Mrs Hargitt
Mothers' Alliance of Alpha Delta Theta sorority will meet with Mrs. George Hargitt at 4104 College Avenue on Wednesday. A covered dish lunch at 12 30 will be served followed by a business meeting. St Patrick's Social Club plans a card party at the school hall at 8 15 Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Alliance of Alpha Delta ‘Theta Sorority
George Hargitt
College Avenue
St. Patrick's Social Club
Card Party Tonight by Victory Club of Fidelity Review
The Victory Club of Fidelity Review led by W. E. A. will host a card party at 8 o clock this evening at the hall located at 1002 East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club of Fidelity Review
Washington Street
Pocket veto status before high court
Marion Ind June 15 The state supreme court will hear a challenge to the Grand Delaware superior court bill pocket vetoed by Governor Harry G Leslie. An affidavit charging Flam White a Negro with assault and battery was filed in Grant superior court alleging jurisdiction issues and a not guilty plea was entered. trial set for June 28. The bill would have created separate courts in two counties with criminal jurisdiction.
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Times Secretor
Drunken Driver Flees Crash After Brandishing Gun
Police sought a man after a car crash near Broad Ripple High School on 63rd Street. He threatened witnesses with a revolver, forced a passing motorist to drive him to Broad Ripple Park entrance, then vanished. The incident involved a collision with William Bossart and occurred Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bossart
College Avenue
Broad Ripple High School
Sixty-third
Broad Ripple Park
Blanket Quiz Delayed Over Mishawaka Slaying Case
Times Special South Bend reports a grand jury probe into the slaying of Edward J. Blankett of Mishawaka will be delayed by several days. Jurors completed their tour of Buster's Place after hearings on a drunken road house brawl where the shooting occurred. Charges of involuntary homicide were filed against three patrons.
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Times
South Bend
Edward J. Blankett
Mishawaka
Harry S. Taylor
Notary Offers Free Driver License Help in Newcastle
Fred Culp, chairman of Fall Creek township Democratic organization and notary public, will notarize free of charge auto license applications for all Democratic men and women who desire this service. He questions why Democrats should help enrich Republican organs.
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Times
Newcastle
Ind
Fred Culp
Fall Creek Township
Democratic Organization
Sailorish beach trousers and flapper fashions noted
The item describes young styles for beachwear and lounging,. Sailor inspired beach trousers over one piece bathing suits, paired with beach pajamas by Lrelegante. It also notes blue as a cooling summer color for furniture and outfits, and mentions embroidery tracing around ankles as a new fashion touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt-lile-ladi
Lrelegante
Trousseau Shower For Miss Dorothy Showalter
Mrs. F E Winchester hosted a bridge party and trousseau shower for Dorothy Showalter at 75 North Hawthorne Lane honoring her upcoming marriage to Arthur Anderson on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs E W Showalter and many relatives with decorations in pink blue lavender and green. A bridal dinner will follow Tuesday night at the Columbia Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Showalter.
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F. FE. Winchester
Connersville
Trousseau
Dorothy Showalter
Arthur Anderson
Showalter
North
Hawthorne Lane
Brige-Elect
E. W. Showalter
Carl Hendricks
A. O. Willett
D. W. Showalter
D. H. Showalter
W. C. Showalter
Gene Short
W. C. Clein
R. C. Kingsley
Martinsville
F. K. Billau
Katherine Thomas
Rose Hendricks
Margaret Showalter
Adela Showalter
Mary Lou Clark
Alice Pauley
Karra Ward
Geraldine McKee
Dorothy Walters
Bedford
Columbia Club
Prohibition Enforcement Fatalities Listed by Congress
Federal agents killed 135 people enforcing the Volstead Act from 1920 to June 12, 1929. Fifty five federal officers died in enforcement efforts, mainly in Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia. Florence Kahn read the figures into the congressional record, noting state killings would raise citizen fatalities well over 500.
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Kahn
Bar Society to Meet in Greencastle Ind June 22
The Fifth District Bar Association will meet Saturday June 22 at Turkey Run. Attorney General James M. Ogden will speak on the Indiana Constitution and a 1931 constitutional convention. Also speaking are Henry M. Walker and Joel A. Baker. Officers listed include C. C. Gillen as president and G. I. Eisner as secretary.
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Spevn
Greencastle
Ind
Fifth District Bar Association
Turkey Run
James M. Ogden
Indiana
Henry M. Walker
State Bar Association
Joel A. Baker
District Association
C. C. Gillen
G. I. Eisner
Terre Haute
Local Youth Injured After Stairs Fall at Craig Candy Store
Byron Higgins aged 19 of 1132 Udell Street is hospitalized with back injuries from a fall Friday night at Craig Candy Store located at 6 East Washington Street where he works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Higgins
Udell Street
Craig Candy Store
East Washington Street
Burn Ride Victim Found in Wisconsin Swamp
In Rhinelander Wisconsin a burned skeleton was found on a funeral pyre of six logs near Three Lakes. Investigators consider the victim may have been abducted and killed during a ride by Chicago gangsters linked to Joe Saltis and Al Cavone. The case prompts Oneida County murder inquiry.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Chicago
Oneida County
Three Lakes
Joe Saltis
al Cavone
Many Guests Register at French Lick
Indianapolis figures led by Major and Mrs L Ert Slack and police chief Worley arrive at French Lick Springs for a weekend stay. J S White with Ruth White visit, while F S Matthews and O R Platter host guests from North Vernon and Terre Haute. Indiana Golf association invitations target women members for the August amateur championship at French Lick Valley and Hills courses.
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F. S. Matthews
O. R. Platter
North Vernon
Ind
French Lick Springs
Thomas M. Stillwell
Anderson
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Florida
C. J. Root
W. R. Root
Terre Haute
Indiana Golf Association
Hills
French Lick
Ancestors in Peace Endures as Indian Woman Stands Ground
Lyda Conley, lifelong Wyandot, blocks a wall repair at Huron Park burying ground in Kansas City. She sits in mud and vows to remain as workers repair stalls, while authorities acknowledge the futility of pressing charges. The wall remains unrepaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Kansas City
Kan
Lyda
Iva Conley
Huron Park
Church Pact Denied by Portes Gil and Archbishop Flores
President Emilio Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores denied any agreement on the religious dispute. The denial followed a Mexico City newspaper outline of a three year old religious question said to be approved by the president and Catholic emissaries. Sources say Flores seeks to report progress to Rome for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Flores
Rome
Driver Freed In Death Manslaughter Charge Dropped
John Eaton, 20, of 1250 High School Road, was absolved of blame in the death of 8 year old Warter Moody, 719 Worth Street. The coroner's office dropped manslaughter charges after his automobile struck the youth on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eaton
High School Road
Warter Moody
Worth Street
Radio Schedule Brief for WFBM WKBF Indianapolis
Saturday broadcasts list WFBM 1239 and WKBF 1230 with CBS programs from 4:30 PM to 4:30 AM. Highlights include Musical Vespers, National Radio Forum, George Olsen, Red Seal hour, Cathedral hour, Barnhouse, and Philadelphian concert. late silent periods by order of the Federal Radio Commission.
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CBS
Indian Medical Association
Walter G. Samuel
Julius C. Walken
Columbia_ Club
Charlie Davis
Rhythm Boys
Park Lane Orchestra
National Radio Forum
Washington
George Olsen
Lloyd Ingraham
Martucci
Federal Radio Commission
Julius C. Walk
Dessa_Byrd
Bill Rutherford
Donald Grey Barnhouse
Philadelphia
Columbia Club
Majestic Hour
Stutz
Pipe Dreams
Coral Islanders
Pep Unlimited Club
Fuller-Ryde Morning Musicale
WBBM
Chicago
Hoover Signature On Farm Aid Bill
Congress suspends business for six week summer recess plan and aims to vote on tariff measures this week. Vice President Curtis signed the farm relief bill. Parliamentarians question legality and the President could sign or require a new signature upon the Senate reconvening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait Hoover
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Curtis
White House
Chicago June 15: Joseph Kestler seeks alimony relief amid Jones law
In CHICAGO Joseph Kestler a bartender says he fears working since the Jones law and asks to be excused from paying his wife temporary alimony during her divorce suit. The remark comes as details of the case emerge amid radio listings for the day.
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United Press
Chicago
Joseph Kestler
Kestler
7-11s Orchestra Debuts Amorous Theme Program
The 7-11s orchestra and quartet perform Fishing the Air Amorous embraces with selections My Baby's Arms Deep in the Arms of Love and Please Let Me Dream in Your Arms. The NBC broadcast airs Saturday at 7 30 p m. Rita Burgess Gould sings Ramona and Little Spanish Town on NBC Saturday night at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Rita Burgess Gould
Cavalcade Adds Radio Stars For Saturday NBC Nickel Cinco-Paters
The Cavalcade continues with a new brigade of national radio stars on NBC Saturday night at 6. Mae and Lennie perform three original comedy songs as amusement for listeners tuning in on the Nickel Cinco-Paters program over Columbia Broadcasting System stations at 6 o clock.
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NBC
Mae
Lennie
Columbia Broadcasting System
Seger Fliis
Alley and Nugent
Majestic Theatre of the Air
WFBM
Roxy Symphony to Broadcast Soloist and Mexican Aires
The Roxy Symphony orchestra will broadcast its weekly concert on NBC Sunday afternoon at 12. Henrik de Vries the first flutist will perform featured solos. Also heard Sunday morning at 10 30 O clock native Mexican and Spanish airs by the Mexican Tipica orchestra conducted by Jose Tovar on NBC.
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Roxy Symphony Orchestra
NBC
Henrik de Vries
Tipica Orchestra
Jose Tovar
Studebaker
WGY
WGN
Detroit
KDKA
Columbia
WOWO
WMAQ
WHAS
Chicago
Pullmen Porters
WSB
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Harmony
WIR
Happy
WTMJ
Milwaukee
Amos ‘N' Andy
WDAF
Kansas City
Talk on The Age of Gold and Alloy by Barnhouse
The Rev. Donald Grey Barnhouse will speak on The Age of Gold and Alloy via the Columbia Broadcasting System from Tenth Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Sunday at 3 30 p m stations.
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Donald Grey Barnhouse
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tenth Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Radio Schedule Dense with Orchestras and Programs
Cincinnati WLW and national networks broadcast a full day of concerts talk shows weather and sports. Listings include Alvin Roehr orchestra Zoo Clubhouse Henry Thies and Enna Jettick melodies plus NBC ABC and Columbia Network programs and baseball Reds vs Pirates.
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P. A
Secatarv Hawkins
Alvin, Roehr
Zoo
National
Gibson
Henry_ Thies
Seth Parker
Mansfield and Leer
Enna Jettick Company
Henry Thies
Johnny, Hamp
Girls Must Be Snobs Says Professor's Wife
Mrs. Marie Rogers urges girls to adopt snobbery in dress and ambition after her husband Professor Robert E F Rogers spoke on The Necessity of Being a Snob Bu Cape Ann. She argues proper clothes influence behavior and critiques the current generation's attitude. In Hillsboro Ohio probate, S P Scott leaves Jefferson Medical College 1 25 million estate after hay fever cure claim.
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Boston
Marie Rogers
Robert EF. Rogers
Cape Ann
Hillsboro
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
S. P. Scott
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Yale
Steven
Rosary
HIGH
Care Department of the Times
Au Revoir
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Ond
U.S
BAR Society
James Ogden
Frankfort
Clinton County
J. W. Jamison
Mothers’ Club
Tourist Club
Indianapolis Power and Light Companys
Christian Men Builders
WKBF
Hoosier Athletic Club
Lete
Herbdie Ane Ee Gang
Waton Tower
First Presbyterian Church
LEA & A
WFRM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Hoosier Athletic Chih
Indianapolis Public Library
WEW
Cincinnati
Johanna Grosse
Absorbine Jr
Dad Kershner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Orpheus Trio
Maro Musicale
Hotel Gibson
Reds
Pittsburgh
WENR
Sunshine Hour
NBC System
WEAF
Household Institute
Chicago—Cubs
St. Louis
WCFL
WLW
Pirates
WJZ
Larry_ Briers orchestra
WBZ
WJR
KWK
Minneapolis
Columbus
Pisher Theater Group
Chicago Jewelry Co
Washington St
Riley
Goldman Band
Nathaniel Shilkret
Symphony Orchestra
WABC
National Forum
WPZ
Lyria
Air
Grace Divine
WJIZ
National Light Opera, Company
Cincennati
Methodist Book Concern
Roxy Symphony
Aseball
Enna Jettick
Baldwin
Crosley Gembox
Cino Singers
Atlanta
Skylark
KYW
Straight’s
WTMS
St. Paul
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Pacific Network
BAC
KFA
KFI
Los Angeles
Komo
Seattle
KGO
Oakland
Whitcomb
Hollywood
Midnight Express
Pat Barnes
Chicago—Orchestra
KDA
C. E. Symphony Orchestra
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Temple
Pati Ens Kyw
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
WLS
Columbia Network
WBEM
WSM
Nashville
Coat Pero Majestic Air Theater
Chicago—Lundquist Orchestra
WDAP
Kansas City Dance Orchestra
Our
de Forest
WRBM
Edison Symphony
WMA
Kago—Auldandy
Nighthawks
Amo
Andy
Long’s
Dream Ship
WISN
Milwaukee—Wisconsin
Edgewater Beach Orchestra
Dave Bernie
Wdar
Whitaker Press
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Marion County State Bank
East Market Street
Hans Barth
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H. Lauter
Belmont
West Washington and
Harding Streets
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