Investigation of Tornado Ordered by Weather Bureau
Washington March 21 United Press reports that C L Mitchell forecaster of the Weather Bureau says tornado prediction is impossible and will not be fully understood. He sent two field experts on an automobile tour of the Middle West damaged by Wednesday's twister to determine how many tornadoes struck the area and to assess multiple whirl events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas
Washington
C. L. Mitchell
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
L. A. Harriman
76Th Infantry Brigade
Adjt
William Kershner
F. A
Evansville
Griffin
William C. Woodard
Rowe
139Th Field Artillery
Owensville
Harman
Tornado Devastates Griffin Indiana Toll and Relief Efforts
As flood and twister devastation lingers in Posey and Gibson counties, Griffin Indiana reports at least 115 dead with widespread ruin. Indiana National Guardsmen guard Owensville and Princeton while Red Cross and Indianapolis workers deliver clothing and food to refugees. Recovery efforts face delays as flood forecasts warn Griffin could be surrounded and relief targets shift to sustaining temporary stations and salvaging supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Princeton
Owensville
Poseyville
Elizabeth
Wabash
Eivansville
Mt. Vernon
Olney
Meteorologis
al Brand
Hvanaville Weather Bureau
Mount Carmel
Herbert Wagner
Indianapolis
Red Cross
Indiana National
Stinson
Indiana
Hindustan
White River
National Guard
Coroner Probes Death Of Joseph McPherson At Market Street Home
Coroner Paul F. Robinson investigated the death of 27 year old Joseph McPherson of 318 West Market Street. McPherson was found dead in bed by neighbor Wilbur Williams of 316 West Market Street who said he had been ill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Robinson
Joseph McPherson
W. Market St
McPherson
Wilbur Williams
Williams
Woman Motorist Arrested for Speeding and Improper Driving
Miss Agnes Andrews of 8860 N Meridian St was arrested Friday night and early today on charges of speeding and improper driving by Patrolmen Pollard and Everson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Andrews
Meridian St
Pollard
Everson
Former Officer Enters First District Council Race
Fred Robins of 3030 EH Washington St joins the Republican primary for councilman in the First district. Robins, now a East Side business, earned praise in the police dept for his interpreting skills and fine record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Robins
Washington St
Robins
Princeton Toll Rises as Guards Implement Martial Law
Guardsmen in steel helmets posted across Princeton while Maj. Ben Watt restricts access for visitors. Red Cross official George Buelow leads relief in Iowa as martial law begins and support units arrive to care for wounded and aid residents, with medical officers Chenoweth and Smith arriving to establish care in Princeton and Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Ben Watt
Princeton
George Buelow
American Red Cross
Iowa
151St Infantry
Terre Haute
Harriman
E. B. Chenoweth
Franklin
118Th Medical Regiment
Wilbur Smith
Indianapolis
113Th Medical Regiment
Chenoweth
Smith
Griffin
Elvil
John 8. Fishback
139Th Field Artillery
Noblesville Petition Seeks Subway Crossing Abolition
Noblesville residents petition the public service commission to abolish a dangerous subway crossing under the Nickel Plate Railroad on State Road 36 near Noblesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Public Service Commission
Testimonial Meetings Wednesday Evening at Eight
Public notices announce testimonial gatherings on Wednesday at 8 PM. Free reading rooms are listed at 19 Continental Bank Building and 17 RK Meridian 205 B. Thirty-Fourth Street appears as a location cue in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Bank
RK Meridian
Blood Stain Confusion Ends With Paint and Wiper Find
An excited call to Harley Reed reported blood and a revolver with empty shells in a rear seat at Chase and McCarty Streets. Morole officers Cooney and Finney found the blood to be red paint and the revolver a windshield wiper, with the car held at headquarters awaiting its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase and McCarty Sts
Harley Reed
Morole
Cooney and
Finney
G O P Leader Visits Clyde Walb At Statehouse
G O P leader Clyde A Walb chairman of the Republican State committee visits the Statehouse to discuss patronage and inspects offices such as the public service commission and the industrial board accompanied by Lawrence Cartwright Ewing Emison Jack Lewis and Dixon Bynum all active in party and legislative affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde A. Walb
Republican State Committee
Statehouse
Public Service Commission
The
Industrial Board
Walb
Lawrence Cartwright
Ewing Emison
Jack Lewis
State
Dixon Bynum
State Industrial Board
Carter Continues Police Service In Family Line
Patrolman Carter, son of Charles Carter Sr., succeeds his father in the police force after the 1910 appointment. He received his father’s badge gun and club and serves in District 34, residing at 609 Dorman St. Territory includes Fall Creek Indiana Ave St. Clair St and West St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrott
Carter
Charles Carter Sr
Board of Safety
Dorman St
Fall Creek
Indiana Ave
St. Clair St
West St
Fight Stirs France as Socialists Clash With Catholics
Paris March 21 The Socialist governments bid to abolish the Vatican embassy and extend non religious schools sparked a clash led by Edward Herriot in the Chamber of Deputies. A riot ensued as Socialists and Catholic deputies fought on the chamber floor. The chamber voted confidence in Herriot’s religious policy 835 to 251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Times
Paris
France
Vatican
Edward Herriot
Tribune of the
Chamber of Deputies
Gas Tax Law Mailing To Gas Dealers Starts
Copies of the new 3 cent gasoline tax law effective April 1 are mailed to dealers by Archie Bobbitt state collector. He notes refunds apply only to gasoline sold after April 1 and the 38 cent tax will be collected on all gasoline on hand at that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Ed Taylor Charged With Gaming and Assault
Ed Taylor 31 colored of 18 N Blackfort St is charged with gaming and assault and battery with intent according to police arrest records. The report notes the alleged offenses occurred in the city during the past week and the case proceeds to the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Taylor
N. Blackfort St
Cheyenne Rodeo Breaks Teapot Dome Trial Tedium
Cheyenne Wyoming March 21 relief from the Teapot Dome trial includes an impromptu rodeo staged by the Chamber of Commerce. Court not in session this afternoon as attorneys from both sides watch wild west maneuvers with visiting reporters. Judge Kennedy may take the case under advisement Wednesday noon. Rear Admiral Latimer testified and refused to release telegrams and letters about Teapot Dome transfer citing public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
Chamber of Commerce
Kennedy
J. L. Latimer
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Navy Department
Department of Interior
Latimer
Red Cross mobilizes shelter and relief after Indiana cyclone
Red Cross officials led by Baker arrange shelter and medical aid for storm survivors in Murphysboro and surrounding towns. Accompanied by Dr. T R Redding and driver Wallace Lammer, the party toured damaged areas, reporting widespread destruction including 167 blocks wiped out in Murphysboro and towns like Gorham and De Soto. Casualties and disarray described as responders race to organize relief while winds continue to threaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Gorham
Ill
Griffin
Ind
Baker
Evansville
de Soto
Small Girl Injured In Streetcar Collision
Gayle Gift, 9, daughter of Mrs. Viola Gift, was in serious condition at Metho dist Hospital after head injuries from a streetcar strike at Randolph and Michigan Streets Friday. Motorman Dewey Walls, 24, and driver Charles Lippencott, 25, were slated. George Hays, 65, of Ewen, was in City Hospital with a broken right ankle and head injuries from a Ben Davis bus in the 5000 block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Gift
Viola Gift
Oakland Ave
Methodist Hospital
E. Michigan
Randolph and
Michigan Sts
Dewey Walls
Buchanan St
George Hays
Ewen
W. Va
Ben Davis
Washington St. Charles
Pittsboro Man Charles L Buergelin Dies at 59
Funeral services for Charles L. Buergelin 59 of Pittsboro Ind were held Friday at Johnson Montgomery Chapel Eleventh St and Central Ave Burial was in Crown Hill Cemetery He died Wednesday at the home of his sister in law Mrs Ruth Pavey 803 EE Thirty Fourth St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Buergelin
Pittsboro
Ind
Johnson & Montgomery
Eleventh St
Central Ave
Crown Hill
Bond Issue Requested by Citizens Gas Company
The Citizens Gas Company of Indianapolis petitioned the Public Service Commission to issue 160000 of its 5 percent bonds to pay for additions to the Langsdale Ave plant and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Gas Company of
Indianapolis
Hag
Public Service Commission
Langsdale Ave
Gold Mine Found in Idaho for New Eye Protection Device
Mr Dinner of Idaho discovered a gold mine by selling the Giaroff, a new device protecting drivers from glare, allegedly preventing sun and moisture issues. It promises low cost, durability, and reliability as a frost and glare protective apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dinner
Idaho
Ned
Broad 1925 Network Schedule of Evening Radio Programs
An extensive list of radio broadcasts across stations from coast to coast, detailing program titles, times, and venues. Notable entries include Vincent Lopez Orchestra, studio concerts, college and church programs, and various orchestral performances scheduled for evenings across multiple U.S. cities and time zones.
Radio Schedule Highlights City and Nation Wide Programs
A dense listing shows multiple stations and times across cities including Philadelphia New York Chicago and Havana. Notable items include orchestral performances and children's programs with mentions of conductors and singers.
Radio Listings and Concerts Across Multiple Stations
A fragmented schedule of radio broadcasts and musical events lists stations like WBCN WCEER WEAF and WLS across Chicago New York Philadelphia and Washington. It includes orchestra concerts soprano broadcasts and a variety of local programs with times such as 1 80 PM ED and references to diners and dance segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBCN
Chicago
WCEER
Igin
WCEE
WEAF
New York
WLS
Glenn
Nationbarn
Musteale
Was
Eburge
Dents’ Neert
Louise Nm
W. S Jong
Chamber of Ual
Ais
WRN
Opular Progrear Fine
Pelle St. Paul Fire
WTA Orchestra
Folte
WTAS
Nyeirs
Wei
Ateionie Encces
Rotologveg
Safina
Hatstone
Newark
Boater Baba Ss
Congress Classic Features Two Open P. M. Events
Readers follow the 9185 P. Mew event and 586.4 A. M.ATHS in the Congress Classic. The page notes on the serene 10 18808 and Angeles-Pro Fre highlight ship, KNX, and related performances shaping the competition.
Radio and church service schedules across cities and networks
A dense list of broadcast times and venues for 10:00 to 8:45 PM across stations KDKA WWJ WBCN KYW WEAR WJZ KFNE WOO and others. It notes church services at Cathedral Saint Paul Minneapolis Detroit Central Presbyterian and Union churches, plus concerts and orchestras in New York Buffalo Chicago and more with associated venues and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Analich
Berrien Orings
Walt
Ut Une
Wien
Chicago
Dare Venport
Jomy O
Ae Martes
East Pitts
Pianes Ale Peer Sol Vololtie
Keen
Atlanta
WJZ
New York
Aba
Omaha
Buffalo
Central Presbyterian
New
York
Roxy
WEAR
Wit
Kfne Katt
Shenandoah
Iowa
Scheec
tad—Serahes
He Stahl
Phila
o—Organ
WOO
Adelphia
Wex
Detroit
East
Pitte Apel Sevices
Soon Sona
Mase
Ford Care Ee
Rti
Ted
Joe
Town
Chilaven
WJY
Leviton
Js Meinniaapone
ul—Chew
Dallas
Ces. S
Mageenga
Waldorf-Astoria
KKB
Milford
Kan
International Fie Students’ Association
WBCN
Popular Brosren
WCBD
Ion
Ill
W. Youre
An Music
WHB
Kansas
Arenetian Church
Ieee Port Iow
Wtas Orchestra
Ise Mo
Mooseheart
Pallee
Southern Methodist Union
Radio Schedule Highlights Across U S Cities
A late evening broadcast list shows stations from WGN in Chicago to KFI in Los Angeles airing music and ensembles. Networks include WGY WN Y and KNX with choirs orchestras and church programs across Minneapolis Davenport Denver and other locales through midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole
Itol Theater
Bious
Davenport
Iowa
Oirchestra
New York
Roselani ‘Aid Orchestr
Kansas City
KFI
Los Angeles
Oak
Iywood
Minut
Groverchestrone
Ronnie
KNX
Hollywood
Cal
WGN
Jene Bae Dress
WGY
Schenectady
WHN
R~ Rent
WOAW
Omaha—Musicale
WSUI
Iowa City
Wweco
Minneapolis- St. Paul
KGO
First Presbyterian Church
Berrien Springs
Woc
Iowa—Palmer
Denver
First Baptist Peek
Es Pen
Ee Prings
Ark
Daxter
Francisco
Fairmont Hotel Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brand
151St Indiana Infantry
Robert Stillwell
New Harmony
Posey County
Posey
Gibson Counties
Evanaville
George Doll
Thomas Nottingham
Lester Orkce
Auburn Sanders
Indianapolis Music House
N. Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Times
Fairground
Indianapolis Clearing House
American Bankers’ Association
Indiana Trust
Church OF Christ
Matter Second Church
Teeth Bs
Clyde Walb
Father
Charles Carter
Act
St. Louis
Williard Newton
Williard
Julius Yeager
Twister
United Press
WFBM
Oakland
CNRO
Ottawa
Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club
WSAI
Cincinnati
Vincent Lopez
WBZ
Springfield
People’s Symphony Orchestra
WEBI
Boston
Dr. Cadman
WLW
Kopp
WEEI
WWJ
WDBH
Worcester
WCAP
WJAR
Providence
WCAB
Pittsburgh
Columbia University
WFAA
Zion
KFUO
Sthenectady
Phieburg
Loos
Louisville
Chriteian Church
Pestbure
Philadelphia
Peers
Seleraon
Ashington
Tories
WBON
Juvvenile Hour
WDA
Omic Aos
Sepen
WIP
Ingle
Waldoristoria Orchestra
Cicago
Gorgter
Ball Tre
Wwe
Pth— i Magee
Ladadelphia
Oreneatra
Iago
Chlackatone Quinte
Gese Park
Cagealen Eag
Prin
Jowa Musicale
Pringfe
WTAY
PWX
WCCO
KSD
WPG
W.jz
WRC
WDAF
WCAE
WEBEL
WCOO
WMAQ
WHAS
WTAM
KTHS
WNAC
KOA
JID
Silent
KFDM
KFE
CNRT
KLX
WBAP
WERAR
WHA
WHAZ
Wwhb
WHO
WOS
WOAL
KFKX
WAHG
WBAV
WEHAR
WOIL
State Fairground
Wask
Olis Reflex Radio Company
Riley
Neutrodyne
Orange St. Stewart
Manhattan Jr
Kruseconnell
Ohio St
N. Penn
Brunswick-Radiola
LDWIN
Brunswick Radiolal Phonographs Records
Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
Frank W. Wood CO
West
New York St
Nighthawk
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