Colver Funeral Rites Set in Washington
William B. Colver former FTC chairman and Scripps Howard editor will be buried in Washington Tuesday after a months long illness He served on the War Industries Board price fixing committee and led Scripps Howard editorial efforts He is survived by his widow and daughter and a brother burial is at Ft Lincoln Cemetery with services at Gawlers Chapel
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Times Special
Washington
William B. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Scripps-Howard
Colver
Wilson
War Industries Board
Cleveland Press
Wellington
Ohio
University of Ohio
New York
Scripps-McRae League
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Clover Leaf
Minnesota
Nebraska
The
Trade Commission
Culver
Scripps- Howard Alliance
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Cleveland Municipal Street Railway Company
Benton Colver
Battle Creek
Mich
Ft. Lincoln Cemetery
Gawlers Chapel
Crowds Flock to Auto Classic International Guests Arrive
Visitors converge for the auto race event with guests from Italy England France and Brazil. Notables include Ray Harroun and executives from Firestone Dodge Packard and American Life Insurance Company. Transit plans expand with trains streetcars and buses to speed fans to the Speedway.
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Davis
Italy
England
France
Brazil
Ray Harroun
Washington Hotel
Great Race Plant
Traction Terminal
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Eastern Traction
People’s Motor Coach Company
Real Estate Board Creates Publicity Department
Indianapolis real estate board forms a publicity department to operate under Willis S. Thompson. Thompson, formerly with the Bell Telephone Company, has been active in real estate publicity in Florida.
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Indianapolis
Prominent Guests Gather for Delco Race Event in Newark
Hartford Shock Absorber Co Newark vice president C Lee Harrison Delco makers Day ton Engineering Johnson Bowman Chicago dairy firm head C M Fuller Los Angeles Speedway Charles W Miller Northern Indiana Motor Car Ft Wayne Mrs A K Nash Detroit William Pabst Milwaukee L H Conger Willys Overland Akron Italy Italian race promoter A Salvi hosted by F E Moscovici Stutz Motor Car Co Chicago dealers and guests from Marmon Auto Co attend. One quarter of 1318 Democratic State convention delegates expected in town for the race with R Earl Peters hosting leaders in a box once reserved for Thomas Taggart.
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Claypool
American Central Life Insurance Company
Herbert M. Woolen
Pennsylvania St
C. B. Wilson
London
England
Detroit
Dodge Automobile Company
Warren Packard
Packard Motor Car Company
B. Lee McGlashem
Preston Americaniany
New York
Barrett M
Hartford
Newark
N. J
C. Lee Harrison
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company
Delco
Johnson Bowman
Chicago
C. M. Fuller
Los Angeles Speedway
Charles W. Miller
Northern Indiana Motor Car Company
Ft. Wayne
A. K. Nash
Miller Rubber Company
William Pabst
Milwaukee
L. H. Conger
Willys-Overland Company
Akron
Ohio
A. Salvi
Milan
Italy
E. W. Headington
Walter Cameron
Dallas
Joseph Gundry
Cleveland
George Hoevler
Pittsburgh
Tom Roberts
Denver
C. B. Thomas
al Faulkner
Los Angeles
D. A. Smith
William S. Esthaver
Jacksonville
Fila
G. M. Williams
H. H. Brooks
Marmon Automobile Company
R. Earl Peters
Thomas Taggart
French Lick
Memorial Day Tributes Planned Across Multiple Cemeteries
Patriotic groups set rites at four cemetery segments around the Monument. Speakers include Frank C. Riley Delbert O Wilmeth Knox Roberts William F Russell and Grace Hoffmeyer. A full military service with firing salute occurs at Memorial Park and other ceremonies follow across Ebenezer New Crown Anderson Holy Cross and Meridian Street bridge rites.
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Frank C. Riley
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Alvin P. Hovey
Boy Scouts
New Crown Cemetery
Otis E. Brown
Ebenezer Cemetery
Knox Roberts
Ebenezer Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Irvington Post No. 88
American Legion
11Th Infantry
William F. Russell
Floral Park
William E. Jeffrey
Anderson Cemetery
Holy Cross Cemetery
John A. McFall
Joseph McGowan
Anthony J. Klee
Holy Cross
Zach Landers
Daughters of Veterans
Grace Hoffmeyer
Meridian Street
Fall Creek
Navy
Shortridge High School
William P. McKinsey
Lebanon
Ind
Funeral for 22 year old local racer Herbert Jones
Herbert Jones 22 died from injuries after a Thursday crash at the Speedway. Funeral service likely Tuesday at First United Brethren Church with burial in Crown Hill Cemetery. He was known for driving an Elcar Special and had four years of racing experience. Survived by mother Mrs. Lillian Daily.
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Herbert Jones
Methodist Hospital
Speedway
First United Brethren Church
Walnut St
Park Ave
Crown Hill Cemetery
Jones
Indianapolis
Lillian Daily
E. St. Clair St
Women Continue To Talk Dry Act At Federation Meeting
Delegates at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Atlantic City debate modifying the Volstead Act with wets in the minority. Behind closed doors heated talks unfold while Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania delivers a bone dry speech as several attendees depart. Delegates favoring light wines and beer mainly come from Kentucky and large states including New York Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
General ‘Federation of Women's Clubs
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
New York
Illinois
Lisbon mutiny reported as General Costa seeks revolution
Gen. Gomez Costa, commanding a Braga division, issued a proclamation to overthrow the present ministry. The cabinet ordered troops to Braga after the attempted upheaval.
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United Press
Lisbon
Gomez Costa
Braga
Costa
BI Traction Strikes Auto Near Marion Fatality and Injuries
A coroner's inquest opened into a Marion Indiana auto-interurban crash that killed 47 year old Thomas Bennett and seriously injured 18 year olds Cleo Van Dyne and George Taylor. The Marion and Bluffton traction car collided with the auto on the city outskirts.
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Traction
Marion
United Press
Ind
Bluffton
Thomas’ Bennett
Cleo van Dyne
George Taylor
Moore urges abolition of city plan commission
Boynton J. Moore, city council president, demands abolishing the plan commission and appointing a new panel while preserving the zoning ordinance. He cites lost public confidence, cites a Florida trip costing 1700 dollars charged to city funds, and a disputed Forty-Sixth Street business permit over residents’ objections.
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City Plan Commission
Boynton J. Moore
Present Plan Commission
Moore
Commission
Florida
William C. Buser
Forty-Sixth St
College Ave
Nine Women Dead in Rockford Plant Fire
United Press reports a Sutton automobile top factory fire in Rockford Illinois on May 29 trapping workers on the second floor. A spark from a bandsaw ignited celluloid causing a fatal explosion. five women died and eight injured. Victims include Mrs Mary Lillie mother of eight and Mildred Cramer Mary Wallack Alice Maretta and Helen Mamala.
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United Preas
Mildred Cramer
Mary Wallack
Alice Maretta
Helen Mamala
Refuse Collection To Proceed Despite Speedway Races
Truly Nolen, garbage and ashes collection superintendent, announced that Monday’s refuse collection will proceed regardless of Speedway races. The plan remains in effect this week.
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Nolen
Radio Programs Mix With Evening Concert Schedule
Radio listings detail 5 30 P M programs across stations KF Fig mer KYW WEEI WGY WOC and WGN Dinner concerts chimes and orchestral pieces. Evening lines feature many stations including WLIB WLS WMCA and WMCA with dinner music lullabies semi classical and organ or sports interludes.
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KYW
WGY
Wore le
WGN
Diane
Stig
WIZ
WLIB
WLS
Ford
Jenn
WMBB
WMCA
Propia
Une Usrchestra
Ress
WRNY
Concert Listings and Radio Schedule Fragments
A fragmented listing shows radio station call signs and times for concerts and dinner music segments. It includes KDKA WGN 7320 and multiple stations such as 800 KPRC 9:30 KF AB WFAA WGN, 9:00 KMOX WGN, 9:20 KYW WSMB, 10:00 KFI KMOX and a dinner music block with WTAM and WR Moen ra 6:30 PM on KMOX.
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KDKA
WGN
KPRC
WOAW
KFAB
WFAA
KMOX
KYW
WSMB
KFI
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight 8 Stations and Programs
A fragmented listing shows broadcasting times and stations including WBZ KMOX WEAF WJR WGY WPG KTHS WEAF WRC KOA KPRC WENR WDAF Rand WFAA Orchestra WTAM WTIC Baritone Pianist and various program notes such as Summerology Navy Band and Studio B Popular Pro.
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WBZ
KMOX
WEAF
WJR
WGY
WPG
KTHS
WRC
KOA
KPRC
WENR
WDAF
Rand
WFAA
We Fesary
Balla
Bea Bones
Ak— Pusicale
All Ars
WTAM
WTIC
Wwgy
Navy Ban Lego
O. OX
Kmox Orcheigh
Wil
Wgusical
Ke Andy
Violi Inigt
Nour
Pratt
MGA Shien Owoaw
WRNY
WOR
Musical
WPG + orchestra
BO Nee Mana
Sunday Evening Church and Public Talks Schedule
WFBM announces a 0:45 First Presbyterian Arch Services 2:00 tabernacle services 4:00 Bishop George R Grose Peking China talk on Conditions in China 4:45 Second Presbyterian Church Services 5:45 Organ Recital Charles Hansen 8:15 Indiana Section Society of Automotive Engineers program featuring Arthur Brisbane C F Kettering Captain E V Rickenbacker and Judge S J Carter.
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First Presbyterian Arch
Tabernacle
George R. Grose
Peking
China
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Hansen
Indiana
Society of Automotive Engineers
Arthur Brisbane
C. F. Kettering
E. V. Rickenbacker
S. J. Carter
Silent Today Accords Station List Across Regions
A dense, OCR like listing names multiple radio stations grouped by region. It enumerates all listed call signs including Silent Today central and eastern bands and distant western affiliates. The piece reads like a directory snippet without a narrative.
Radio and Orchestra Nighttime Program Schedule
A late evening to midnight slate lists multiple stations such as KTHS KMA MOX and WEAF with orchestras dances and soloists. The schedule includes 9 15 PM WCCO music 10 PM KMOX Danes and orchestra 11 PM KFI trio and rendezvous club plus WFAA WJJD and WRNY hour blocks concluding with 12 AM KFI Radio Club and WEBH special numbers. Sunday tape notes mention St Boniface.
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KMA
WEAF
Lopex
WGN
S and Henry
WIP
WMCA
WOC
Vamark
WOAW
R. K
WHC
WJZ Wreo
WCCO
KMOX
KFI
KPRC
Red Club
Resideve Munte
PO. Kmo
tTrio
Rendezvous Club
WAIU
Wenr—Frocil
WFAA
WJJD
WRNY
WDAF
Nishbhayk
Kfi—Radio Club
WEBH
Wiiz
WSB Aerch Carrilon
WOK
Paplist
WTAM
Walt
Bi PA
Jon
WLS
Little Brown
Vayllat
Golden Rule Circle
WBAL
WCAU
Tavernacle
WBBM
Melody Hour
WPG
WGY Acert
WGN String i
Gist
WCAP
WGR
Weeal
WWJ
Wwbaa
Mandolin
Hristian
First, Christian Church
Fourteenth Cavalry Band
WSB
Muste
Weft
Kieth
WCH
FAA
Radio and Church Music Groups Tie Up Airwaves
A bustling list of radio stations and musical groups airing programs throughout the evening. Ensembles include orchestras, chimes, choirs, quartets, bands, and church services, with stations like WSB WOK WGY WGN WLS WBAL WCAU and many others hosting concerts and religious services.
Silent Sunday Radio Network Listings By Region
A fragmented,旧 OCR style listing shows radio station call signs grouped by regions Silent Sunday includes Central Eastern and Far West networks with various stations CNRO CNRT CNRM WAHG WAAM WHAZ WRC WHAM WIR WEAO WRVA WGHB WTIC GFOA KLX KWSC CNRR CNRV CNRE.
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Central
CNRW
KFKX
WMAQ
WMC
WIL
WOI
WHAS
WGST
WHAD
KSO
WGBF
Eastern
CNRO
CNRT
CNRM
WAHG
WAAM
WHAZ
WRC
WHAM
WIR
WEAO
WRVA
WGHB
WTIC
Far West
GFOA
KLX
KWSC
CNRR
CNRV
CNRE
Old Magic Room and Musical Programs on Radio
Radio listings show WGN WHB WHIZ and others broadcasting an array of music acts. Prominent mentions include violin solos by a noted artist, a MBB Orchestra, municipal and amateur ensembles, and various dance and frolic programs.
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WGN
Old Magic Room
Serviers
Wiz
Aes
MBB
Ign “Bane
Lee
Bane
KPRC
WSUI
KFTN
WFAA
Orean
Don Anchors
KFI
Radio Listings Highlight 1926 Programs and Hosts
Broadcast schedule notes multiple stations across the country. WEAF presents Sheridan's The Rivals at 7 PM and later unveils a monument to John Erickson in Washington DC with presidential and royal addresses. Chicago’s WGN offers the operetta May Time with Romberg music at 7:30 PM. Lincoln's KFAB features staff artists at 8:30 PM. Boston's WEEI hosts a Pop concert from Symphony Hall at 6 PM.
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United
WEAF
New York
Sheridan
WCAP
Washington
WTAG
WGR
WFI
KSD
WSAI
Woc
WCCO
WJAR
John Erickson
D. C
Hiner and Daily File Expense Claims for Primary Nomination
Ward B. Hiner reports $6 907 36 in his Republican short term senatorial primary campaign. Thomas A Daily lists $144 75 for his nomination bid on the same ticket as recorded with county clerk Albert H Lesche.
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Albert H. Lesche
Thomas A. Daily
Murder trial set for Sept 20 in Pike County
Thomas Ree, 50, Winslow, is charged with murdering his 10 year old son Leander. Ree waived arraignment and plans to enter a plea by trial date. He has retained an attorney despite earlier statements that he did not need one.
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United Press
Petersburg
Ind
Thomas Ree
Winslow
Leander
Pike County Court
Ree
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Willis S. Thompson
Federation
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Hic AB
Wfaa Orchestre
WGBS
Wevedn
KFDM
WCBD
WHB
WHO
WCAL
WEMC
WEB
WHN
WLIT
Wex
Woo
CFAC
KLXN
KOAC
Rethel
St. Boniface
Hiner
Ward B. Hiner
Atwater Kent Radio Distributors
H. T. Electric Co
Capitol Ave
Crosley-Amrad
the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano CO
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Kimball Pianos
Wilson-Stewart Music CO
North Pennsylvania
Savin
Indiana Trust CO
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Bell ‘Telephone Company
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