Bar Members Vote on Political Endorsement Plan
Indianapolis Bar Association members prepared to vote secretly on endorsing county judiciary aspirants and prosecutor candidates in this year’s primary. At the Columbia Club a heated session featured W A Pickens proposing a secret ballot and ballots to be mailed to all members for tabulation two weeks before the primary led by William L. Taylor and Sumner Clancy amid disputes over bar involvement in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bar Association
Columbia Club
W. A. Pickens
William L. Taylor
Sumner Clancy
Coffin
Bar Association
Howard Bates
William Bosson
William Miller
Edge visits London to influence naval conference
Scripps-Howard correspondent William Philip Simms reports Ambassador Edge's London arrival may affect French naval talks. Briand seeks stronger antiwar pledges and consultative guarantees to win Senate ratification if the conference is saved. Briand to meet with Briand, Tardieu to push security terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philip Simms
Scripps-Howard
London
Edge
Aristide Briand
Prance
Paris
Briand
United States Senate
France
Senate
Reed and Robinson
Tardieu
England
Madeira Carnival Tragedy After Landslide and Tidal Wave
Seventeen people die as a landslide and massive wave strike a Madeira island promontory during Ash Wednesday celebrations. Business and religious ceremonies are suspended as mourners gather amid the disaster. The collapse sent a powerful backwash over the sea wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Lisbon
Portugal
Madeira
Critic Draws Sarcasm in Copenhagen Theater Night
British critic Han en Swaffer faced a public slap from Lilian Foster after visiting four theaters in one night and delivering scathing remarks. Copenhagen Theater Managers head M Greegaard sent a sympathy cable to Miss Foster. In Terre Haute, the Commerce Department reports city government expenses rose per capita from 28.31 in 1927 to 29.19 in 1928.
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Butchven
Copenhagen
Terre Haute
Ind
Department of Commerce
Radio Schedule Snapshot From NBC and Columbia Networks
A historical radio grid shows Friday morning to evening program slots across NBC and Columbia networks. Listings include WEAF WEAF WEAF Central WLW and CBS affiliates with music, farm programming, a U S Marine Symphony and light opera features.
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A.M
Bree
Jemima Man
NBC System
WEAF
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Instant Eczema Relief
Ancient newspaper ad promotes Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for eczema and skin troubles. It claims full strength two-ounce bottles last long, offers money back if unsatisfied, and suggests consuming Emerald Oil to reduce swollen veins. Endorsed by Hook's Dependable Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Hook
Evening Radio Schedule for WFBM and WLW Stations
Detailed times for Indiana university radio extension, Civic Repertory CBS program, Commodore ensemble, World Book Man, bands, talks, and CBS features. Includes Silent periods by federal radio rules and later programs on WLW Cincinnati with news, weather, market reports, and musical features.
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Indiana University Radio Extension
Civic Repertory Play
CBS
Commodore Ensemble
C. G. Conn, Ltd. Band
Indiana Limestone Company Forum
Leaders of Industry
Frederick William Wie
London
National Refining Company
Trur
Federal Radio Commission
Dream Boat
Biltmore Orchestra
Walk’s Weather
Campus Nights and 1920s Music on WKBF Schedule
WKBF Indianapolis airs Campus Nights at 4 PM followed by News flash at 4 45 PM Town Topics at 5 15 PM Earl Clothes Shop at 7 PM A C Erber at 7 15 PM Frank Feesers Vikings at 7 30 PM Peck s Diamond Jubilee at 8 30 PM Crystal Pop dance orchestra at 9 30 PM General Motor Service serenaders at 10 PM Indianapolis Athletic Club at 11 PM and sign off at midnight.
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Earl Clothes Shop
A. C. Erber
Frank Feeser
Vikings
Peck
General Motor Service
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Radio Schedules From Chicago to Detroit and Atlantic City
A detailed listing of NBC and Columbia network broadcasts across major cities, with orchestras, talk shows, and variety programs. Notable entries include Rudy Vallee, Russo and Herbeveaux orchestras, dialect features, and multiple dance orchestras. Air times span afternoon to late night, with stations KYW WGN WBBM WENR WJZ WEAF WWJ and others.
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KYW
Chicago
Fiorito
NBC
Sunshine Hour
Rudy Vallee
Canceste Aes
WEAF
WGY
WTAM
WGN
Golden Gems
WJZ
WJR
Detroit
Columbia
Fred
William Wile
WFBM
Iny Ee - Kyw
Russo's
Manhattan Moods
Chicago—Dilomatics
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
KDKA
WLS
WLW
WIR
WMAQ
Opm
Devoe Redskins
WABC
WBBM
WENR
WWJ
WSAI
Mickleberg
Maxwell Melodies
WHAS
Radio listings and dramatizations for NBC network Thursday night
The hours feature Rudy Vallee and his orchestra on WHAS and WTAM at 7. Seiberling Singers perform at 8. True Detective Mysteries on WFBM 8. Seiberling and Smith Brothers programs on NBC and local stations at 8 to 10 with opera excerpts from Rigoletto and plans for Tancredi overture. Includes WLS NBC mosaics 8:30 and Atwater Kent 9. Slumber Music with Ludwy Laurier 10 on WLW NBC.
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NBC System
Seiberling
Orchestra
WEAF
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WSAI
KYW
WHAS
WSM
Smith Bros
WJZ
KDKA
WJR
WIBO
Jack Parker
Frank Luther
Phil Dewey
Will Donaldson
Rudy Vallee
Fleischmann
NBC
Herbert Fuller
Halifax Harbor
Nash
A. W. Bloomberg
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ritz
Scrappy Lambert
Billy Hillput
Jack Frost
WLS
WGN
Atwater Kent
National Grand Opera Company
Tancred
Rossini
Ludwy Laurier
WLW
Bar Association Judiciary Committee Names Demand
John Niblack demanded the judiciary committee member names but the list was unavailable. Speakers included Charles N Thompson Henry M Dowling and Louis Ewbank. Attorneys voting membership were Fred L Draper Robert S Smith Jacob F Weiss Josephine P Wold and Will C Wetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
John Niblack
G O. P
Charles N. Thompson
Henry M. Dowling
Louis Ewbank
Fred L. Draper
Robert S. Smith
Jacob F. Weiss
Josephine P. Wold
Will C. Wetter
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as addressing three effects of a cold: inflamed air passages, suppressed perspiration, and clogged bowels. It claims the tablet relieves nasal discharge, headaches, and weakness while removing germs, with a 35 cent price at drug stores.
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Pape
Pape’s
Daylight Schedule On WFBM Indianapolis Station
Radio listings for Indianapolis WFBM 1239 outline a morning through evening schedule with CBS programs including The Gauchos and Club Plaza orchestra. Advertisers include Stewart's Radio, L. S. Ayres, Hoosier Coffee, Messenger's Home, and Walter W. Miller Co with various time slots and silent periods.
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Eczema
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Bob
Girl Friends
Pe Carolyn
Prince Ali
Marott
Cincinnati
Dad Kersner
Crosley Woman's Hour
Studio Salos
Walter Damrosch
Tecee and Daniels
Ae Gibson
National Farm and Home
School of the Air
Woman's Radio Club
Pacific Symphony
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Ae Columbia
Voice of Columbia
Victor Hour
WSB
Atwater Kent Dance Orchestra
Walter Pontius
Pratt and Sherman
Fillmore’s
WPG
Atlantic City
Long
Herbeveaux
National Forum
Night Court
Conoco Adventures
Dan and
Sylvia
The
Hour
Weem
Amos
N’ Andy
Goldkette
Ightthawks
McGay
Sotec
VMAQ
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Atlanta
Nashville
Huntley
Hot Springs
Klein
WDAF
Kansas City
Phillip
Dream Ship
Diensberger
Cleveland
Paul
WDAP
St. Paul
WELW
Insomniacs
Kussell's
Vernon Bartlett
Benrus
Radio Dog Club
Glenn Adams
Aladdin Fiddlers
Crosley Singers
Champion_ Sparkers
Billikin Troupers
Maxwell Hour
Hollingsworth Hall
Henry Fillmore
Continental Oil Program
Los Angeles
Latin America
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Mansfield and Lee
Columb
Sparkers
Horlick
Neil Vinick
Aunt Samray
Hewes
Ann Leaf
Columbia Ensemble
For
Club Plaza Orchestra
RADIO
Gibson Company
Capitol
Michigan
J. W. Brown
Martinsville
Cials
Easo
John
Bullseye
Johnson’s
Rede
G. W. Black
Georgia St
Hang Drag Co
Brooklyn Bridge
B. Wynne
New Jersey
Seling
Haag
Washington St
Hall
Dr. Hall
W. H. Brightmire
Salem St
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