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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
13
A reader criticizes radio stations for repeating the same selections during evening lineups. They urge preflight checks to avoid duplicate pieces, noting varied schedules across stations from Baltimore to Denver and New York to Chicago, with multiple concerts and orchestras listed.
A vintage style advertisement touts Tiz as relief for burning aching feet. It claims to draw out swelling poisons and acids and stop corn pain, promising feet that never hurt or tire with a boxed product sold in stores.
Former Illinois governor Frank O. Lowden addresses listeners at 7 p m over WMAQ Chicago for Northwestern University downtown campus dedication ceremonies in the city.
Floyd Collins brothers sought a court injunction to stop public exhibition of the trapped cave victim. Dr. Harry Thomas, Crystal Cave owner, exhumed the body from Grand Canyon vault and posted notices inviting viewing. The Collins brothers asked the court to restrain the display while Kentucky Guardsmen prepared to seal the cave.
Bloomington June 17 Prof George W Starr of Ohio State University was appointed head of Indiana University's bureau of research succeeding Prof L D Edie who has joined the University of Chicago faculty.
A Mexican and U S telephone system tie in July will connect New York lines to Mexico City. Final link at Laredo will enable long distance calls between U S and Mexico core cities, boosting cross border business relations. Catholic Foresters vote to hold 1930 convention in Indianapolis.
A secretary of state search reveals only four Indiana corporations begin with the prefix anti. Among them two are unrelated to morals, one is the Anti Can't Class of Indianapolis, and the Anna Lee Anti Corset Society from 1922. The Pro Bono Club is the sole permissive anti group on record.
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