Elwood Rother Fined for Carrying a Concealed Weapon
Elwood W. Rother of 607 West Thirtieth Street was fined in municipal court Friday for carrying a concealed weapon after an auto accident. Judge Paul Vetter imposed $10 plus costs for drunkenness and costs for the concealed weapon, suspending a $100 fine on the weapon charge. Rother had been involved in a World War service story and feared enemies who supposedly sought revenge.
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Elwood Rother
Elwood W. Rother
West Thirtieth Street
Paul Vetter
Rother
Times Radio Dial Listings for Indianapolis Station
Radio schedule for WFBM 1230 in Indianapolis shows programs from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM including Children's Playtime Club Crockett Mountaineers Democratic County Committee Huston Ray's Orchestra Evangeline Adams and Peck's melodic segment with a 30 Block and Federal Radio Commission order noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett Mountaineers
Democratic County
Huston Ray
Orchestra
Evangeline Adams
CBS
I Peck
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Schedule Snippet with Network Listings and Orchestras
A detailed 24 hour radio guide lists stations, programs, and artistes across the nation. Notable entries include WLW Cincinnati, NBC and ABC network casts, Castle Farm and Hotel lobster ensembles, and various city orchestra coordinates.
Museum Hosts Saturday Story Hour And Fashion Display
Weekly programs at the children's museum begin Saturday at 10:30 a m with Florence grated art director of public schools as speaker. Miss Fitch will show peasant costumes from a Europe tour worn by Gloria Foresman and Nancy Golden, museum children members.
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Museum
Children’s Museum
Miss
Florence Grated
Miss Fitch
Europe
Gloria Foresman
Nancy Golden
Prohibition Debates Shape Massachusetts Gubernatorial Senate Race
In Boston a statewide contest pits Governor Allen against Marcus A. Coolidge for the governorship and Butler against Eben S. Draper for the Senate. Prohibition and liquor issues loom as pivotal, with ballots reflecting wet and dry sentiment as New England faces economic strain.
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Scrippe-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Boston
Bay State
Hoover
White House
Massachusetts
al Smith
Senate
Marcus A. Coolidge
William M. Butler
Joseph B. Ely
Allen
Butler
Eben S. Draper
Bossy Gillis
Newburyport
Sloyn
New York
New England
Wall Street
Bedford man who killed wife and himself
Times Special reports David Manson 52 fatally shot his 22 year old wife and then killed himself in Pittsburgh. He was a longtime Bedford resident and the couple had been married nearly three years.
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Bedford
Ind
David Manson
Pittsburgh
Mendelssohn Trio and Regal Hour Featured at Local Event
Radio and community listings show a Mendelssohn trio performance, followed by the Regal hour and Wilkine’s program. Evening schedules include Zenitih radio programs and Hawaiian melodies with other musical intervals and athletic club memories.
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Ces
Bea
Dinner
Epi
Alice
Branche
Jack Tilson
Athletic Club
Orches
Gabriel
Mendelssohn
Regal
Wilkine
Sue Carolyn
Zenith
Iaienapale Athletic Club Orchestr
Harry Bason
Jimmy Boyer
The
Circle Organ
Distant Stations Radio Schedules Across Cities
A fragmented listing shows multiple Chicago stations WGN WLS WBBM and others broadcasting music and drama. It mentions Columbia Dixie Echoes routing to stations including WABC WOWO and WMAQGQ with various programs and orchestras noted.
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WBBM
Chicago
Centerville
Columbia
Dixie Echoes
WABC
WOWO
Wmaqgq
WGN
Radio program listings feature Usmans, classics, and comedy
A schedule of Friday music and comedy on WHAS WENR NBC Chicago WABC and Cities Service network includes Vincent Youmans songs with Ramblers at 5 30 p m Prelude in G Minor by Rachmaninoff played by Brown Belt Footlighters Orchestra at 6 45 p m under Jules Herbeaux live from Chicago studios A 6 45 to 7 p m segment presents Phil Baker Shaw and Lee in Going Places sponsored by Sinclair over WABC Columbia Network and Cavaliers sing recalling memories with Connelly When the Organ Played at Twilight on Cities Service concert over WCAA NBC network at 7 p m
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Columbia
WABC
KMOX
WOWO
EYW
Chicago
Strauss
NBC
WEAF
WGY
WSAI
WLW
WJZ
KDK
WIR
Detroit
WMAQ
Northwestern
Singer!wen
Nashville
Forget
Me-Not
KYW
Spitalny’s
Colter
Mike and Herman
NEC Sever Ove
WGN
Tomorrow's Tribune
NEC
Bysteme Elgin
KDKA
Detroit—News
Erees
Sylvia
Heywood Brown
Abe
David
Woo
WENR
Pittsburgh
Wm. Penn Orchestra
Amos ‘N’ Andy
WSM
Wfaa Kyw
WHAS
Chicago—Symphony
Osborne
WTAM
Cleveland
Wayne King
Columbia—Cotton Club
St. Louis
WDAF
Michigan Limited
Paramount Orchestrato
Nashville—Dance Orchestra
Piano Twins
Spitalny'’s
Orches
Vincent Youmans
Ramblers
Rachmaninoff
Brownbilt Footlighters Orchestra
Jules Herbureaux
NBC Chicago
Phil Baker
Shaw & Lee
Sinclair Refining Company
Columbia Network
Cavaliers
Friday Night Radio Lineup Highlights
Friday night schedule lists Phil Baker Shaw and Lee at 7 00 Columbia NIT Wits burlesque sketches NBC WEAF Cities service concert featuring Jessica Dragonette 30 Dixie echoes spirituals 8 06 Columbia True story hour with Mary and NBC interwoven program 8 30 NBC WJZ Armour concert 6 00 Columbia Radio follies with Sug 9 30 football interviews Knute Rockne WEAF R K Half Shot at Sunrise with Dorothy Lee Irene Dunne Bert Wheeler Bob Woolsey 10 00 NBC WIZ Blain program Godfrey Ludlow
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Phil Baker
Shaw & Lee
Columbia
NBC
WEAF
Jessica Dragonette
Dixie Echoes
Mary
NBC Fea
Ene and Hare
NBG
WJZ
Armour
Columbia Radio Follies
Sug
Knute Rockne
R. K
Dorothy Lee
Irene Dunne
Bert Wheeler
Bob Woolsey
Whiteman
WIZ
Godfrey Ludlow
Radio Programs Highlight Friday Night Broadcasts
A lineup of musical and entertainment broadcasts is set for Friday evening across networks. Rosamund Johnson leads Were You There on WABC and Columbia at 7 30 p m. Chauncy Olcott’s My Wild Irish Rose on WLW NBC Chicago at 8 30. Del Lampe’s World War music from WGN NBC Chicago at 8 30. Mrs Graham McNamee on WLW NBC at 9. Bugs Buer hosts Radio Follies on WABC Columbia at 9. Radio Keith Orpheum presents Half Struck at Sunrise on WLW WGN KTHS NBC at 9 30. Knute Rockne discusses opening Notre Dame games with Christy Walsh on WABC and Columbia in Chicago Friday night at 30 p m. Rimsky Korsakov Song of India from Sadko opens Elgin program on W and NBC network Friday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Olcott
Armour
WLW
NBC Chicago
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Hollywood
WGN
KTHS
NBC
Knute Rodine
Notre Dame
Christy Walsh
WABC
Columbia
Chicago
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Leavenworth
Times Radio Dial Twisters
WFBM
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Cincinnati
Voseph Fe Tea Company Pro Ve
Stolin Salos
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Vapex
WOR
Studebaker
Hoosier
Mac & al
Jolly Fellows
Elgin
Variety
Castle Farm Orchestra
Hotel Gibson
Virginia Karns
Pat Gillick
WABCO
Chica
Bedford Organ
Evershiarp
NBC_System
Oteas
Bugs Bacr
WKRC
Wma
Aaronson
Schenectady
Armstrong Quakers
EKDKA
Lumbia
Detroit—Berlin
Wear
Kansas City
Nighthawk
St. Pat
Panico’s
KFT
Los Angeles
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
WLS
Chicago—Melodies
Chicago—Daily Times
Virginia Sweet
California
Prunes
Indiana
U. S
Thompson
Jim
Walt
Salon Music
Master Singers
Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc
Church Federation
Stewart
Stokely Bros
L. S. Ayres Ape
Hoosier Club
Batesville
Circle Theater
Apitol Dairies
S—Indianapolis
Crabbs-Reynolds-Taylor
Union
Ma-Co
Zook
Central Standard Time
Zic
Minnesota Reds
Chesterfield
Carton
Silverbrook
Iona
Art Independent Grocers
NPAT
A&p
Nutley Oleo
Atlantic
Pacific
Rosamund Johnson
del Lampe
Evershop Orchestra
Graham McNamee
Bugs Buer
Yuan En
Lincoln
Irdei
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Both Capital Paper CO
Standard Paper CO
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