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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1930

Page

10

Fast Life and Whisky Blamed in Crime Wave

Jefferson City Missouri March 10 Warden Leslie Rudolph of the Missouri state prison cites fast living moonshine whisky and broken homes as top causes of rising inmate numbers. He notes the population has doubled in twenty years to over 4000 and that divorces drive many men to prison while current prisoners are younger and sturdier in mind and body.

Tinited Jefferson City Leslie Rudolph Missouri State Prison Rudolph Missouri Penitentiary Missouri

Fashion Rendezvous Raided for Liquor

United Press reports prohibition agents raided the Forest Hills Inn in the metropolitan area during tournament season. A squad seized five barrels of beer and a quantity of whisky. Manager Louis Fosdorf er and nine employees were arrested.

United Press New York Forest Hills Inn Forest Hills L. A Louis Fosdorfer

Indian child food aid urged to avert slow starvation

The American Indian Defense Association charges the Senate must raise funding for food and clothing for Indian boarding school children in the coming fiscal year or face ongoing deprivation and humiliation. It notes current spending at nineteen and a fraction cents per child daily, while President Hoover urged 37.8 cents. A second item states Babylonians formed visible star constellations about 5,000 years ago.

Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance Washington Senate American Indian Defense Association Association Hoover Congress

Midol Ad Promises Relief For Monthly Pain

An advertisement touts Midol as a revolutionary tablet to end menstrual pain. It claims taking a tiny tablet before or during the first signs of discomfort stops pain within five to seven minutes, with no interference to normal processes, and it markets the aluminum pocket case for 50 cents.

Radio Highlights Monday Night Broadcasts From Various Stations

H V Kaltenborn discusses The Naval Conference and its accomplishments on WFBM and Columbia stations at 6 pm. Vaughn de Leath with Franklyn Baur perform Rosemary on Voice of Firestone heard over WHAS WTAM NBC at 7 pm. De Leath sings Cryin for the Carolines and There Must Be Somebody Waiting for Me. Hugo Mariani conducts Tschaikowsky Marche Slave with a concert orchestra. Henry and George broadcast from Detroit on WFBM and Columbia system at 7 pm. Gypsy revelry comes from Harry Horlick and A P Gypsies on WGN WIAM NBC at 7 30 pm.

H. V. Kaltenborn WFBM Columbia Broadcasting System Vaughn de Leath Rosemary Franklyn Baur Firestone WHAS WTAM NBC Miss de Leath Carolines Hugo Mariani Tschaikowsky Henry George Detroit Mich Consolidated Cigar Corporation Harry Horlick A. & P. Gypsies WGN WIAM Andrey Marsh Abie Christopher Morley Hoboken Columbia Henry and George NBC System Voice of Firestone WEAF One KYW WSAI WSM Chicago Floorwalker WLS Water Witch Time

Monday Night Radio Highlights From 6:30 to 10 O Clock

Radio listings detail NBC WJZ WLS and other networks scheduling musical acts. Highlights include Roxy and His Gang, Polly Moran, Swiss yodelers, Herbert Hoover address, Fiorito's Maytag orchestra, Motor's Party with Everett Marshall, Real Folks, Empire Builders, Coco Couriers medley from Sons O Guns, You Do Something For Me, Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet, Daisies Won't Tell, Poor Butterfly, Hoover's Boy Scouts address from Willard Hotel, Merle Johnston with Coco Couriers, Pagliacci arias, Estrellita, Lime House Blues, Singing a Vagabond Song, Brahms symphony, Rochester Civic Orchestra, Andrey Marsh, Bernie Cummins dances, Marietta's Song, The Dead City, Slumber Music.

NBC WJZ Columbia Polly Moran WLS Chicago Herbert Hoover Fiorito Maytag WEAF Everett Marshall Rochester Civic Orchestra WLW Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Detroit University Columbia—Burn Guy Lombardo and Orchestra Empire Builders WFBM Columbia Broadcasting System Merle Johnston Coco Couriers Ingram Shavers Bernie Cummins Hotel New Yorker

Gandhi's Rebel Pilgrims Advance on March to Civil Disobedience

Gandhi's advance guard of rebel pilgrims moves along villages from Ahmedabad to Borzad preparing for the campaign of civil disobedience against British rule in India. The party completes care arrangements for the “army” and plans salt refinement at Borzad in defiance of the salt tax.

United Press Bombay Mahata Gandhi Great Britain India Gandhi Ahmedabad Borzad

Drug seizure alleges arrest of six at Tippecanoe raid

Police raided 523 Tippecanoe Street Saturday night and seized a quantity of cocaine and containers. Six people were arrested: Erat Hughes and his wife Marcella, Miss Rachel Shorter, all of Tippecanoe Street. Reuben Howard of 424 Bright Street. William Gibbs of 329 Ellsworth Street. and Frank Brock of 203 Mabel Street.

Tippecanoe Street Erat Hughes Marcella Rachel Shorter Reuben Howard Bright Street William Gibbs Ellsworth Street Frank Brock Mabel Street

New Inspector Named In City Office Appointment

John Logan of 820 South Missouri Street in the Twelfth ward has been appointed inspector in the office of city purchasing agent Albert H. Lesche. All supplies must be inspected and approved by him before payment. he succeeds William Werner, former Marion county representative and noted Republican who held the post since the Duvall regime. Salary set at 1800 dollars yearly.

John Logan South Missouri Street Twelfth Ward Albert H. Lesche William Werner Marion County Duvall

TALKIE CHAIN FORMED FOR SOUND PICTURES

New York March 10 Construction of a national chain of forty to fifty theaters dedicated to talking pictures has been announced by B S Moss who retired as a vaudeville operator. The theaters will be designed mainly for talking pictures with soundproofing on floors ceilings and walls.

United Press New York B. S. Moss

Anderson Strong Bid for U S Hospital in Indiana

Anderson Indiana presses bid for a new veterans hospital with free utilities and infrastructure. Mayor J H Mellett offers incentives to Colonel J J Phelan as site inspections proceed, including gift of Shadyside Memorial park and street improvements, in exchange for a hospital location in the area.

Anderson Ind Frank T. Hines United States Hospitalization Board Veterans Hospital Indiana J. H. Mellett J. J. Phelan United States Engineering Service Shadyside Memorial Park North White River

Prohibition Advocates Propose liquor reduction plan in Mexico City

In Mexico City on March 10 pro prohibition advocates from the National Committee Against Alcohol outlined a program to curb liquor use. They urged government aid to distillers and brewers to export, and recommended high domestic taxes and steep import tariffs on alcoholic beverages.

United Press Mexico City Mexico National Committee Against Alcohol

Doran Praises New High Type of Dry Sleuths

Washington report on March 8 says corruption in the prohibition bureau has dropped to under 5 percent. J M Doran Prohibition Commissioner cites a new breed of dry agents, hired through strict tests, and a force of 25 investigators who scrutinize all bureau employees and field staff.

Doran Washington Prohibition Bureau J. M. Doran Treasury Civil Service Commission Ciry

Daylight Schedule on WFBM Indianapolis Station

Radio day plan listing program times and titles for a Tuesday morning and afternoon on WFBM Indianapolis, including CBS programs Ida Bailey Allen Aunt Sammy hour recordings, market reports, farm census, and stage and music segments with local advertisers and a Times review segment.

Ida Bailey Allen CBS Jim and Walt Pen Pee Community Network

Morning Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC Lineup

A detailed daytime broadcast list lists programs from 5:30 to 3:30 including top of the mornin, organ concerts, devotion led by Dad Kershner, Aunt Jemima on NBC, Crosley woman’s hour, livestock reports, weather and river updates, hotel Gibson orchestra, School of the Air, matinee players, Maids of Melody, and Broadway melodies with several time slots and network references.

A.M Dad Kershner Jemima Man NBC Crosley Woman's Hour Hotel Gibson National Farm and Home Hour Andy Mansfield School of the Air Woman’s Radio Club Maids of Melody Broadway Melodies

Distinctive radio schedule details for Columbia and NBC networks

A dated radio timetable lists programs across networks: Ida Batley Al at 5:00, Betty Crock at 9:45, cooking and household school segments, farm and home hour, a Farm program, School of the Air with U S Army, and an Auction Bridge game hosted on WEAF. The entries reflect a midday and afternoon schedule across Columbia and NBC systems.

Columbia Ida Batley NBC System WEAF Betty Crock NBC WIZ Household Institute Central Farm and Home Hour Columbia Network School of the Airweide U. S. Army Nd

Policeman Sues Neighbor Over Dog Bark Nuisance

Martin Kammeyer, a police officer from Fort Wayne, sues Henry Klenke for $1000 damages claiming incessant barking from Klenke's dog disturbed the peace of his home. The case dated March 10 outlines a civil action seeking relief and compensation.

Times Special FT. Wayne Ind Martin Kammeyer Henry Klenke Klenke Kammeyer

Times Radio Dial Twisters and NBC NBC listings mix

Radio guide entry lists Indianapolis Power and Light Company and WKBF broadcasting schedules with numerous CBS and NBC programs including orchestras and variety acts. Time blocks run from 4:45 to 12:00 midnight with news, market, weather, and theater mentions across Chicago Cincinnati Vancouver and Detroit markets.

Radio Schedule Highlights Across Cities Tonight

A dense radio grid lists NBC and Columbia network programs over multiple stations, featuring orchestras, variety acts, operas, and news. Notes include Herbert Hoover to Chicago and Minneapolis menus, plus musical lineups from Woolworths to local venues across WEAF WTIC WGN WSB and WMAQ.

Widow Misses Erlanger Funeral Deepens Mystery

The widow candidate did not attend the funeral of famed theater magnate Erlanger, leaving a reserved pew empty. Attorney Max D Steuer indicated a likely announcement about a widow's share of Erlanger’s fortune of 75 million dollars as the will may be read midweek. Broadway seeks Charlotte Fiscal, the supposed widow’s former name, amid lingering questions of a past romance.

New York Abraham Lincoln Erlanger Temple Emanuel Max D. Steuer Erlanger Steuer Broadway Abe Erlanger Charlotte Fiscal

Former railroad agent commits suicide in Michigan

FAIRMOUNT Ind March 10 R H Overton former Big Four railroad agent here committed suicide by shooting at Benton Harbor Mich where he was agent for the same railroad No motive for the act has been revealed.

Fairmount Ind R. H. Overton Big Four Railroad Benton Harbor Mich

Chute jumper beats falling ship to ground

Clarence Chamberlin, famed trans Atlantic flier, proven by a Crescent monoplane glide from 1500 feet. With Arthur Wallander and parachute jumper Fred Cole aboard, Chamberlin stalled and glided the plane to a soft landing sixty three seconds after Cole touched down.

United Preas Chamberlin Cole

Foley Pills diuretic advertisement claims spring vitality boost

Heavier winter meals and less outdoor activity leave a reader listless with headaches and kidney pains. The ad promotes Foley Pills diuretic as a revivifying remedy that aids urinary processes and natural blood filtration, urging readers to ask for Foley Pills diuretic sold everywhere.

Foley Pills

Konjola Promises Lasting Health Claims

Nationwide testimonials extol Konjola as a cure all for stomach liver kidney and nerve ailments. A Pennsylvania Railroad engineer from Indianapolis recounts six bottles improving appetite digestion dizziness headaches and back pain, with eighteen months of continued good health. Konjola is advertised at Hook's Dependable Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets.

James C. Poe National Studio Konjola James Poe Pennsylvania Railroad Grand Avenue Indianapolis Hook Illinois Washington Streets Poe Ilinois

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