Defeat as rebuke for shame of city
Walter Myers Democratic mayoral candidate lauded by radio listeners as he recounted Indianapolis corruption indictments from Republican rule. He faulted Charles W. Jewett’s mayoralty and George W. Coffin’s police tenure, claimed Coffin stole the organization, and linked John L. Duvall’s rise to corrupt practices. He urged defeat to check Coffin’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Walter Myers
Myers
Charles W. Jewett
George W. Coffin
Coffin
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Coffin Gang
Daylight Schedule on WFBM Indianapolis Radio
Radio lineup for Wednesday on WFBM Indianapolis with CBS programs and local segments. Notable slots include National Radio Homemakers Aunt Bammy hour and Mayflower orchestra. Silent periods from 12 to 12:30 and 3:30 to 5:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippep Unlimited Club
National Radio Homemakers
CBS
Church Federation Morning Worship and Local Events
The schedule lists services and activities at Mu Apter and the YMCA setting up exercises. Rev W T Jones leads morning worship, with Early Birds Club at 9:45 and a vocabulary session. Other items include cooking chat, organ recital, and town farmers primer with stock market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu. Apter
Church Federation
W. T. Jones
W. I. Ene
Birds Club
Siow
Josephine Aumann
Sue Carolyn
W. K. Stewart
Distinct Radio Schedules Across Networks Revealed
The listing shows looped program blocks across WJZ WEAP WEAF and PS networks with noon day schedules and household oriented segments. It mentions Farm end home hour and cooking school segments and hints at regional station linkage and timing across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eystein
WEAP
Cooking School System
WEAF
PS Gee
Bystein
Morning radio program lineup on WLW Cincinnati
The station presents a morning schedule featuring Top of the Morn, YMCA Dad Kershner devotional, woman’s hour with cooking chat and poems, house hunts, talks, NBC segments, and a Gibson orchestra FM concert. Included are Beach Farm and Home hour and Central States School of the Air segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothine Jr
Dad Kershner
Y. M. C. A. Woman's Hour
Hale Martin
NBC
Cooking School
Tiger
Gibson Orchestra
Beach Farm
Central States School of the Air
Home Treatment Quickly Cures Varicose Veins At Home
A vintage advertisement claims a magical oil from Moone's Em and a druggist can erase varicose veins without restrictive stockings. It promises rapid pain relief and return to normal feeling, offering foot comfort and beauty advantages for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Emiat Hook Drug Co
Bow Teller feature to headline Tuesday radio schedule
The Bow Teller backstage show will be broadcast on WFBM and the CBC at 5 PM Tuesday as part of Dave Elman's Show Folks. A masked shipboard ball leads to a scuffle and a man overboard moment in Adventures of Polly Preston on NBC at 6 45 PM. The United Symphony orchestra conducted by Howard Barlow plays Strauss Prince Methusalem at 6 30 PM on WABC and Columbia network stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodforde- Finden
Lew White
NBC
Dave Elman
WFBM
CBC
Polly Preston
Strauss
Prince Methusalem
United Symphony Orchestra
Howard Barlow
WABC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Vincent Youmans
Phophylactic Orchestra
Jimmy Otis
the Clarion
Rowley Rawson
Dorothy Brent
Czar
Oliver Smith
Fada
Tuesday Night Radio Lineup Across Networks
Multiple NBC and Columbia broadcasts list orchestras and soloists including Paul Whiteman Guy Lombardo and Spitalny with programs airing Tuesday evening at 7:30 to 10:30. Highlights include selections from Vincent Youmans, Fada and Freed orchestras, Dutch Masters minstrels, and Roy Ingraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
United Symphony
NBC
WJZ
Goldman
Parol
WEAF
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Paul Whiteman
Radio Schedule Highlights A Evening Lineup
Tuesday afternoon and evening radio guide lists CBS programming from 5:00 to 11:00 PM with shows like Old Gold Paul Whiteman hour Fada Salon hour Night Club romance and Paramount Orchestra plus news and weather updates and later performances by Marott trio Grain Dealers quartet and Apollo theater among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Hotel Paramount Orchestra
Walk’s Weather
Indiana
Marott
Grain_ Dealers
Don Herr
Wilkine
Landing Civic
Peerae
Apollo Theater
Russ Holler
Radio Schedule Dense with Network Listings Across Many Markets
A detailed broadcast grid lists NBC and Columbia network programs across Chicago Detroit Cleveland and other cities with times from 7:15 to midnight. Programs include orchestras ensembles dance acts and variety shows, noting stations WGN WJZ WEAF WHAS WSB WTAM KYW WMAQ and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone Plantation
Wacco
NBC Epa Michelin Menu
WEAF
KSD
WGY
WSAIL
WWJ
WGN
Chicago
Ploorwalker
Nighthawks
WIS
Chiesco
Angelus
WEAS
Chicareo
U. of Chicago
locaue ~System Goldman's Purol_ band to WJZ, KDKA, WIR, WLW
KYW
WTMJ
WHAS
WRVA
WSM
WSB
WTAM
Cleveland
Columbia
Old_ Gold-Whiteman’s orchestra
WABC
WFBM
NBC
WDAFP
WJR
Detroit
Manuel Girls
WLS
Majestic
WJZ
KDKA
WLW
WOWO
WENR
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Clicoquet_Eskimos orchesstra
Wsail Whas
WBAL
Lombardo and Orchestra
Westphal Orchestra
Tommorow
Tribune
Hungry Five
NBC _ System
KDEKA
Wea
Ey Cage
WPG
WMAQ
Atlanta
KMOX
St. Louis
Blue Steeles
New York
Dreamship
McKinney Orchestra
Wmaq (670). Epeehe Music. P. M Wdaf
Kansas City
WDAF
Kansas City—Nighthawks
Dixie Flashes opens at Walker Theatre weeklong revue
The Walker Theatre presents Dixie Flashes a peppy musical revue opening Monday directed by Jessie Johnson with Bugle Blues featuring the Walker Orchestra. Dancers Hope Black Susie Webster Emma Smith Lucille Jordan and Marie Danner headline with Slim and Jimmie Howard providing humor and The Man I Love starring Mary Brian and Richard Arlen offers screen attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Walker
Jessie Johnson
Walker Orchestra
Hope Black
Keith
Black
Susie Webster
Marie Danner
Emma Smith
Lucille Jordan
Slim Howard
Jimmie Howard
Mary Brian
Richard Arlen
Ruby
Teen Pedestrian Struck By Car On Twenty-Ninth Street
LaVerne Fisher 17 of 955 West Twenty-Ninth Street was knocked down by an automobile driven by Elvin Lockhart at Twenty-ninth and Annette streets. His ankle was sprained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Lockhart
Udell Street
Twenty-ninth and
Annette Streets
LaVerne Fisher
West Twenty-ninth Street
Thousand will attend Negro Branch parley in Indianapolis
One thousand persons are expected to attend a two day NAACP session in Walker Casino November 8 and 9 with speakers from New York and Indiana. The forum topic The Increasing Prejudices and Injustices Against the Negro in Indiana and What Shall We Do About It will be led by Dr. Robert W. Bagnall. Attorney R L Bailey says the event aims to foster understanding between race groups and welcomes broad collaboration for amity and fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Walker Casino
R. L. Bailey
New York
Indiana
Robert W. Bagnall
Bailey
Queen Victoria of Sweden Enters Serious Illness Stage
A Rome bulletin reports Queen Victoria's bronchitis worsened and she remains bedridden with lung involvement. She has been ill for months and spent this summer at Lake Constance, with condition described as very weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Lake Constance
Thief Loots Alex Matthews Pharmacy in Break-in
A burglar entered the Alex Matthews pharmacy at 2455 Martindale Avenue through a window early today. He looted a pay telephone, a peanut slot machine, candy, cigarettes, and other merchandise, then left part of his clothing on a nail as he climbed back out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Matthews
Martindale Avenue
Weather Summary From Morning Observation
At 9 30 a m southeast wind 12 mph temperature 49 degrees pressure 30 09 inches sea level ceiling 600 feet visibility three quarters of a mile field fair
Understanding NC NR and X aircraft designations
The Commerce Department Aeronautics Bureau explains that NC denotes aircraft approved to carry persons or property for hire, NR marks special purpose ships such as aerial photography or racing that cannot carry passengers, and X indicates experimental types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department Aeronautics Bureau
Department
Carri
Air Death Rate Low Says Actuarial Study
Connecticut report shows flying on scheduled routes yields a one in four thousand chance of death when riding with licensed pilots. For 50 000 passengers, 13 died last year. Commercial pilots logged 45 per 1,000 fatalities, higher than army and navy aviators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buy Science
Ser
Tford, “Conn
Committee On Aviation Statistics
The
Actuarial Society of America
Army
Navy
Western Air Craft Show to Open in Los Angeles
California prepares the Western Air Craft Show with all manufacturers invited to display their latest models. The event runs in Los Angeles from November 9 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles
Lindbergh 9000 Mile South America Flight on NBC Tonight
Charles A Lindbergh completed a 9000 mile Central and South American flight and will be heard tonight on NBC Radio in the Roads of the Sky series. J T Trippe president of Pan American Airways accompanied Lindbergh and will deliver part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central
South America
NBC
Tonight
J. T. Trippe
Pan- American Airways, Inc
Lindbergh
Night flight crew and passengers tied to multiple city hops
Curtiss Mars Hill Airport pilots Michael Murphy and L I Aretz with E Stephens Swallow biplane and F M Barr Eaglerock fly to Wichita. Embry Riddle passengers F A Peterman and Gene Jones travel Tacoma to Chicago via Indianapolis and Cincinnati to Chicago. Capitol Airport figures Ray Kuhl Charles Powell and Warren Ashley fly Eaglerock through Greensburg Owensboro to Ft Wayne. Capitol Airways president E H Jose with Ryan Brougham pilots Elwood Noblesville return, joined by Cardo and Neal vaudeville cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss-Mars
Greensburg
Warren Ashley
Waco
Owenboro
Ft. Wayne
E. H. Jose
Capitol Airways
Ryan Brougham
Elwood
Noblesville
Cardo and
Neal
Navy Day Observance Flight Drops Over City
Clarence Dowden a Hooseir airport pilot flew a Travelair bi plane Monday carrying Boatswain Frank Mc Coy U S N R who dropped circulars over the city to mark the Navy day observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dowden
Hooseir
Frank McCoy
Travelair
McCoy
Weather Halts Transcontinental Air Transport Between Wichita and St Louis
Bad weather interrupted the Transcontinental Air Transport service Monday between Wichita and St Louis. The westbound plane from Indianapolis stopped at St Louis, and the eastbound plane was ordered back to Wichita after departing that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Guggenheim fund to stop aeronautics support after this year
The Daniel Guggenheim fund for promotion of aeronautics will cease functioning after this year as aviation gains independence and can stand on its own. The announcement was made in New York by United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Daniel Guggenheim Fund For the Promotion of Aeronautics
Anderson urges party loyalty in radio appeal for Grossbrenner
Claude H. Anderson, former campaign manager for the City Manager League, on WFBM radio Monday night urged election of Republican Alfred M. Grossbrenner. He defined patriotism as active work for good government, not only combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude H. Anderson
City Manager League
WFBM
Anderson
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
Railroads Pledged to Aid Fund Drive in Indianapolis
Fifty chairs and workers of the steam railroad division of the Indianapolis Community Fund in a campaign meeting pledged that railroad employees would take active part in the drive November 15 to 25. P. T. White, general superintendent of the Big Four, said railroads and their employees play an important part in the city and will have a role in the campaign. The Indianapolis Travelers Aid Society derives its income from the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Community Fund
Finar
Claypool
Indianapolis Railroad
P. T. White
Big Four
Indianapolis Traveler's Aid Society
Former piano dealer Herman T. Spain buried in city
Last rites for Herman T. Spain, former Indianapolis piano dealer who died Friday in Rockport, Massachusetts, will be held at 2 this afternoon at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial follows at Crown Hill. He left Indianapolis in 1905 after ties with Pearson and Starr Piano Companies and served as secretary of the Chickering Piano Company of Boston. Survived by widow Frances E. Spain, son Herman C. Spain of Boston, and sister Mrs. Joseph Newsom of Webster Groves, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman T. Spain
Indianapolis
Rockport
Mass
Flanner & Buchanan
Crown Hill
Spain
Pearson Piano Company
Starr Piano Company
Chickering Piano Company
Boston
Frances E. Spain
Herman C. Spain
Joseph Newsom
Webster Groves
Funeral set for Ferdinand Hayes police officer
Final rites for Ferdinand Hayes, a policeman of over thirty years service, will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at his home 1430 Speedway Road. Dr. O. R. McKay of First Baptist Church will officiate, and the body will be cremated after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Hayes
Speedway Road
O. R. McKay
First Baptist Church
Hayes
Police Department
ZEP SERVICE TO MANILA VIA PACIFIC ZEPPLINE
United Preer reports the Pacific Zeppelin Transport Corporation plans a bi weekly dirigible service from California to Manila. The lighter than air ships will carry eighty passengers and up to ten tons of express and mail, cutting the voyage time from three weeks by steamship. Financing comes from National City Company Grayson MP Murphy Company Lehmann Brothers and Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
California
Manila
National City Company
Grayson MP. Murphy Company
Lehmann Brothers, Inc
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Care urged in buying of coal
Indianapolis coal buyers are urged by the Indianapolis Retail Coal Club to buy from reliable retailers. The club notes that 80 percent of city coal tonnage comes from dealers in the group. After 1926 complaints, the city adopted an ordinance regulating coal advertising and sale, urging full product description and analysis by a chemist funded by the better dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Retail Coal Club
Indianapolis Better Business Bureau
Film merger rumor revived by United Presa
Toronto reports no confirmation of revived speculation that Canadian Famous Players may be absorbed by Paramount Famous Players Lasky. Officials had denied the idea a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa Toronto
Canadian Famous Players
Paramount Famous Players-Lasky
Met Opera Opens Season With Manon Lescaut in New York
Opening night at the Metropolitan Opera in New York featured Puccini’s Manon Lescaut with Lucrezia Bori in the title role, reuniting with memories of Caruso as audiences admired stars like Gigli and De Luca while Vanderbilt attention and social gowns drew focus. Eleanor La Mance made her debut in a small role, and Mary Garden lingered in the city, drawing headlines alongside the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Enrico Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Puccini
Manon Lescaut
Lucrezia Bori
Caruso
Des Grieux
Miss Bori
Opera House
Manon
Wall Street
Vanderbilts
Frank Vance Storrs
Charles E. F.mccann
Bob
Gigli
de Luca
America
Jacksonville
Fla
Eleanor la Mance
Metropolitan
Legal Challenge to Gas Plant Transfer to City of Indianapolis
Federal Judge Baltzell heard arguments in the suit by New ton Todd to block transfer of Citizens Gas Co. title to Indianapolis. Attorneys debated charter legality, required public procedures, and the city’s ability to accept a public trust risking up to 3 million dollars to repay certificate holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Newton Todd
Citizens Gas Company
Indianapolis
Robert C. Baltzell
Allen G. Williams
William V. Rooker
Williams
Frederick E. Matson
Todd
Matson
Works Board
Premier Faces Tilt as Parliament Opens in Britain
London news reports the labour government confronting unemployment and coal shortages as Parliament opens. With Premier Ramsay MacDonald at sea, the session plans routine business until his return, when the domestic fight over relief promises will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Dems Attack Glossbrenner Patronage Ties in City Hall Row
Democratic leaders led by Reginald H. Sullivan challenged Alfred M. Glossbrenner’s pledge on employing Coffin loyalists at city hall if elected. Sullivan warned that a Coffin-backed administration would cement “Coffinism” for four years, while promising no machine under a Democratic win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Glossbrenner
George V. Coffin
City Hall
Reginald H. Sullivan
Clifton
Udell Streets
Grossbrenner
Coffin
Sullivan
Albert Stump
Frederick van Nuys
William D. Hendricks
Irvington Masonic Temple
Hill Top Theater
Howard Street
Blaine Avenue
L. Ert Slack
Banker Waggoner Gets Leniency From Court
Charles D. Waggoner a Telluride Colorado banker convicted of defrauding six New York banks of 500000 has had his sentence reduced from fifteen to ten years on defense counsel motion. He will report to the Atlanta federal penitentiary when accommodations allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Waggoner
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Special Notice Stockholders meeting of White River Railroad
Stockholders annual meeting to elect officers and conduct general business will be held at the office of ee & Co Kapienapals Friday Nov 15 at 2 30 PM MINE Secretary. Death notices list numerous obituaries with names and funeral details for Cunningham Farrell Foxworthy Kampman Tracy and others with funeral arrangements and local funeral home references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Simpson M. E
Pasoor
M. W. Clair Jr
Braden Aid Society
M. W. Clair
Boulevard Place
Colored Orphans
Tomlinson Hall
Emma Duvalle
Fourth Church of Advent
North West Street
Pratt Street
J. M. Gillam
White River
Ee & Co
Kapienapals
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
IWKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Grater Wan Bate Wow, Pawsee
Cincinnati
Crosley
ADIOS
Hicago Sre Co
Washington St
Ephraham Johnson
Broadway
Paramount Hotel
New York City
Roy Ingraham
Hollywood Review
Josef Koestner
Freed Orchestratians
Phil Spitalny
WKBF
NEC
WSAI
Columbia _Network
NBC_ System
Libby Prostar
Vuc
Wlwmaq
WIZ
KD Wtmj
WIR
IRA
Chicago—Musical
Richmond
Drame Guild
Colormbia
Chics
WMAG
the Three Doctors
Wes
Atlantic City
Colton
Bodesia
Chicago—News
Dlub
Denver—Concert Orchestra
Quar Columb Network
Paramount Orchestra
WM. Ag
WBBM
Kago—Edwards
Goldkette
Schenectady
Detroit—Holst Orchestra
Harbor Lights
Wra
Enensemble
Nashville—Quartet
Wry
Milwaukee
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
Chicago—Air Vaudeville
KGO
Oakland—Musketers
Polly
Anne
Glad Girls
Cincinnati_ Club orchestra
Sohicans
Libby
Johnson & Johnson
Pete Arzen
Arzen
Nunn-Bush-Weldon
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Walker Theater
Advancement Group
F. B. Ransom
Lucas B. Willis
G. N. T. Gray
Marcus Stewart
8. A. Furniss
C. I. Taylor
Blanche Crossen
F. E. de Frantz
Phyllis Wheatley
Thomas M. Rowe
E. c. Lynch
Caldwell
Harry Ryle
R. R. Roberts
Louisville Choir
Floyd Quartet
George Peters
Tuskegee
Wilberforce
Tuskegee Eleven
D. C. Davis
E. H. Dunn
Evalue Jones
Gertrude Kennedy
Mary Auter
Anna Wells Pritchett
Lucille Lewis
Gladys Deery
George L. Hayes
Susie Moten
Inez Thomas
Cairo
Ill
Henry J. Richardson Jr
Grace Booth Valentine
Bordentown
J. J
Nettie Walker
Trinity Apartments
Valentine
W. R. Valentine
Organ Guild Meets
Aeolian Organ Guild
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Phillips Memorial Temple
Tull E. Brown
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Brown
Lillian Lemon
Emily Garrett
Viola Wilson
Earl Keen
Alpha Mu Omega Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Mary A. Johnson
Blackford Street
Bridgettes
Daisy Fauntleroy
Avondale
Emma Pope
Inner Circle
West Twelfth Street
Grassbrenner
CITY
ZEP
United Preer
Pacific Zeppelin Transport Corporation
Paci
R. F. Mead
East Thirteenth Street
Citizens’ School Committee
Propylaeum
Metropolitan Opera
Mary Garden
Glossbrenner
Edward H. Knight
Carl Hildebrand
Belmont Avenue
Bernard Korbly
W. H. Blodgett
John Downing Johnson
Carl Wood
Julia Landers
Mary Frenzel
North Alabama Street
O. H. Banks
West North Street
Forrest Littlejohn
West Twenty-sixth Street
Stump
James E. Deery
Ernest Frick
Minerva Street
Joseph Collier
North Highland Avenue
Deery
Mr. Hildebrand
Thomas McGee
Sheldon Street
A. M._MINE
Cunningham
Howard
N. Canitol Ave
Georgia Cunningham
Tracy Lge
Moore & Kirk
College
New Crown Cemetery
George E. Kinfoxworthy
Clarence
Maggie Foxworthy
New York St
Buckle Cemetery
Johnson County
Kampman
Alex
William Kampman
Fred Neerman
Gus Kampman
Cal
Temple Ave
Tracy, Laurie
Ralph
Walter
Tracy
Sarah Gates
Adams Street
WM. D. Beanblossom
W. Ray Bt
W.T. Blasengym
Shelby Ot
Drexel
George Grinsteiner
Puwershire
E. Market
Delaware
Lauce Funeral Home
S. Meridian
W. Patterson
Riler
Ragsdale & Price Li
N. Alabame
W. H. Richardson & CO
N. Meridian
WALD
Union &J
Nature's Aid Minera
Hal
Ohio
Grand MI
Wiapanere Casino
Southeastern
Emerson Ave
N. Capitol
Weary River
D. Ross Wood
Endicoti-Johnson
Virginia
Ors
Mildred Mewhinney
N. Delwate
Apt
Vermont St
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