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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1930

Page

7

Southern Vote Fraud Charged in Shelby County

The senate campaign investigating committee reported alleged election frauds in Shelby County. Judge Cor Dr. John R. Neal, defeated for the short term senate seat, charged voting fraud by Negroes at several polling places, plus failure to canvass returns and ballot destruction to hinder recount. J P Owen testified he was refused admittance to a polling place in Macon County. Senator Nye noted Hull campaign expenditures appeared rather reasonable.

John R. Neal Neal Nashville J. P. Owen Macon Nye North Dakota Hull

Mexico Cuba maneuver for tourist trade

Havana reports a growing contest between Mexico and Cuba over attracting belt tourist traffic for winter travel. Cuba edges ahead with a reportedly quicker divorce law while Mexican decrees face U.S. recognition issues under the Pan American code.

Mexico Cuba United Press Havana Aztec Republic United States New York

Tenement Roost Order Provokes Protests in New York

An order banning tenement houses from serving as pigeon roosts drew protests directed at tenement house commissioner William F. Deegan. Critics argued pigeons have wartime value and one person threatened to give up citizenship if the order is enforced. Earlham Reunion Held by Former Students at Claypool Banquet Friday Night.

United Press New York William F. Deegan Earlham Earlham College Claypool

Assistant Director Named at Indiana University Training School for Nurses

Miss Josephine Hull is named assistant director of the Indiana University training school for nurses, succeeding Miss Anna Gossman. The radio listings for WKBF and WFBM Indianapolis are included before the note.

Josephine Hull Indiana University Training School For Nurses Anna Gossman

Fishing the Air selections on NBC and NBC Chicago

Selections from Heinrich Reinhardt operetta The Spring Maid will be played by the Black and Gold orchestra over WHAS stations NBC network Friday at 5 20 p m A modern arrangement of the Scarf Dance by Chaminade will be featured by Jules Herbureaux orchestra Brownbilt Footlites broadcast from WENR and NBC Chicago Friday night at 6 45 o clock The overture to Walt Ferrari opera The Secret of Suzanne will be played by the orchestra over NBC network Friday at 7 p m The spirit of the southland in Negro spirituals will be presented by singers under Rosamund Johnson over WABC Columbia chain Friday at 7 30 p m Taylor Gordon tenor will be soloist.

Heinrich Reinhardt Black and Gold Room Orchestra WHAS NBC Chaminade Jules Herbureaux WENR NBC Chicago Walt Ferrari Secret of Suzanne Cancerrogram Frias the Southland Rosamund Johnson WABC Columbia Broadcasting Chain Taylor Gordon

Friday Night Radio Highlights Across Networks

A rundown of Friday evening broadcasts lists 5:30 PM Fielding Yost football forecast on WLW, 7 PM burlesque and Columbia talent, NBC offerings with Jessica Dragonette and other acts, 9:30 PM football interviews with Knute Rockne, and late programs including Wayne King Orchestra.

WLW Cincinnati Fielding Yost Columbia NBC WEAF Jessica Dragonette WJZ Nestle Knute Rockne Elgin Godfrey Ludlow Wayne King His Orchestra

What Only a Woman Can See sketch on True Story hour

Mary and Bob star in a True Story hour sketch titled What Only a Woman Can See. The program is scheduled for 8 p m with WABC and the Columbia network carrying the feature.

Seco NBC WJZ Jones and Hare Mary Bob WABC Columbia Broadcasting Network

Evening Radio Schedule on WLW Cincinnati

The Cincinnati WLW lineup lists programs from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM including Tetley ten hour 4:00, Salt and peanuts 4:30, Nothing but the truth 4:45, Time announcement 5:00, Hotel Linton orchestra 5:00, Hygrade weather 5:29, Brooks and Ross 5:30, Literary Digest Lowell Thomas 5:45, Amos n Andy 6:00, Vapex WOR 6:15, National radio advertising 6:30, Studebaker champions 7:00, Hoosier editor 7:30, Mac and Al 7:45, Heatrolatown 8:00, Armour NBC 8:30, and Kingtaste Sonneteers 9:00.

Tetley Ten Hour NBC Hotel Linton Orchestra Brooks Studebaker Hoosier Mac Armour

Two Men Returned in Alamo Theater Robbery

Roy Bartlett and Henry Maddux, alleged confessed bandits, were brought from St. Louis to face robbery charges for the $1,800 Alamo theater holdup. Detective Ed Tutt said $1,273 of the loot was found on them and that they admitted kidnapping Maurice Magers, the theater manager, and forcing him to open the safe.

Roy Bartlett Henry Maddux St. Louis Alamo Theater Bartlett Maddux Ed Tutt Tutt Maurice Magers

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