Radio Programs Across Stations On December Evening Schedule
A detailed rundown lists multiple stations from KDKA to WWJ with times and acts. Programs include orchestras, choirs, soloists, lectures, and variety settings across cities such as Pittsburgh Lincoln Seattle Oakland Dallas and New York.
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KDKA
Pittsburgh
Daddy Winkum
Little Symphony Orchestra
Chester Sterling
KFAR
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Musicale
KFDOM
Beaumont
KFNF
Shenandoah
KFOA
Seattle
KFWE
University City
Hollywood
Studio Six
Emma
MecEirey Quartet
KHS
Los Angeles
Art Hickman
KNX
Hollywood Express
Atwater Kent Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Silver Slate
Newa-Times
KPO
San Francisco
Mona Motor of
Tric
Gypsy
Marta
Cabirians
KPRC
Houston Post - Dispatch
Billie Mack
Cicle H Glee Club
KSD
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Weaf Chain Good Will
KTHS
Hot Springs National Park
Tony Cochard
Clyde Foley
Infantry
KYW
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Commonwealth Edison Hour of Music
Insomnia Club
Coon Sanders
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Boston Bruins
Montreal
American Legion
WCAR
Pittsburgh Press
Davia
WEAF
Gold Dust Twins
Eveready Hour
Vincent Lopez
WCAU
Philadephia
Snellenbourg and Company
Three Brothers
National School of Oratory Players
Harry Link
Wccco
Minneapolis - St. Paul
WCX
Detroit Free Press
Red Apple Club
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Plantation Players
K. C. Athletic Club Orchestra
New York
Burrowed Out Burrowed Out Aiker Stars On All Conference
Aiker Western State halfback famed for Thanksgiving play with the Lebos earns third all conference nod by C J Parsons for Spalding’s football guide. Gratton Mountaineer quarterback and Gillaspey tackle receive honorable mention. Arizona builds new $200 000 gym. floor to host four games. Wildcats letters list incl Gilliland McArdle Shiflett Van Dusen Moseley Davis Diebold Flickenger Drachman Gentry Roberts Leifth Crouch Jackson Salmon Swick Diverbess F Brookshire Gridley Stoffit.
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University of Arizona
Texas
California
Arizona Wildcats
Gilliland
McArdle
Shiflett
van Dusen
Moseley
Davis
Diebold
Flickenger
Drachman
Gentry
Roberts
Clark
Leifth
Crouch
The Year of the Big Mudruled 1925 sports
Mud shaped the 1925 season with waterlogged football fields and the World Series mud finale. Officials debate weather aware scheduling and tarpaulins while fans cling to the drama of sloppy days and Judge Landis's noted delight in the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Landis
Ducks
Michigan
Judge Landis
Home made Pinex cough remedy trusted for quick relief
A home made cough remedy using Pinex 24% ounces mixed in a pint sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It promises fast relief from severe coughs chest colds and throat irritation with a strong claim of easy preparation and satisfaction guaranteed by The Pinex Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Toole Re-Elected International League President
John Conway Toole was re elected president of the International League for five years at a stormy session in New York. A 168 game schedule was approved starting April 14 and ending September 19. Toole will receive a $12000 salary with a $2000 advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Conway Toole
International League
Toronto
Toole
Young Stribling May Fight in Duke City
Rumors say Georgia schoolboy Young Stribling may appear in a winter bout in Duke City against a sturdy heavyweight. The plans are only preliminary but a strong match could restart local fight interest after a dormancy.
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Duke City
Georgia
Navel Oranges and Jonathan Apples Now Cheaper
A brief grocery ad notes reduced prices on navel oranges and Jonathan apples, urging shoppers to ask their grocer for the deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan
Baseball magnates gather as leagues plan 154 game season
New York reports show magnates and managers seeking talent at the start of the winter meeting. The National and American Leagues plan earlier season closings, not shortening the 154 game schedule. Clark Griffith suggests free future world series games with rain checks. Giants need a catcher while Yankees, Cubs consider selling veterans to rebuild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clark Griffith
Washington
McGraw
Giants
Miller Huggins
Yankees
William Veeck
Chicago Cubs
Former football hero Olga Grange lands major film deal
New York reports Olgna Grange, once college grid idol and now Chicago Bears star, inked a $300,000 flat fee for his first film appearance after a $90,000 playing share. He earned about $36,000 for the 19 to 7 Bears win over the Giants and $40,000 from Metro concerts, amid total earnings near $500,000 since leaving college.
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New York
Red Grange
College Gridirons
Chicago Bears
Washington
Grange
Bears
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Giants
University of Illinois
Ruth
Yankees
C. C. Pyle
W. E. Shallenberger
Wilson and Quintana Join Lobo Hoopmen
Bill Wilson and Joe Quintana joined the Lobo basketball squad on Monday. Wilson, an all-state guard from Albuquerque High, played guard for the Lobos two years ago but was out last year due to injury. Quintana, an all-state forward from Menaul, is a fast 135 pound freshman likely to push veterans for starting spots. The Lobos will practice nightly this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilson
Joe Quintana
Lobo
Wilson
Albuquerque High
Lobos
Quintana
Menaul School
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
A drug ad touts Creomulsion an emulsified creosote treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims relief from persistent coughs bronchial asthma bronchitis and other respiratory ailments with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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Creomulsion Company
Atlanta
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New Mexico
Lopez
WEBH
Chicago Post
Oriole Orchestra
Uptown Theater
WEEI
Boston
Ronse Gorman
WFAA
Dallas News-Journal
Baker Hotel
Southern Methodist University School of Music
Majestic Theater
Gibson
WGN
Chicago Tribune
Blackstone
Hour of Music
Jack Chapman
WGOY
Schenectady
America
WGY
Elmer Tidmash
Mra W. Tueser
Grand Tour
Wiz
Italy
Mayflower
WRC
WHAS
Louisville Times-Courier
Eddie Roxson
WHN
Chateau Shanley
Caravan Club Orchestra
Rodeo Club
Club Kentucky Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Thleigh
Bankers Life Trio
Little Symphonic Orchestra
WIP
Philadelphia
Matinee Musical Club
California Nighthawks
WIR
Detroit-Pontiac
Jean Goldkette
Golkette
WERC
Cincinnati
WLS
Ralph Emerson
Ford
Glenn
WLW
Trirdyn
Music One
Formica Orchestra
WMAQ
Chicago News
Chicago Theater Organ
Harry Hansen
U. of Chicago
Metropolitan Glee Club
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Mazda Grotto Glee Club
Frolic
WOAW
Omaha
Sandman
WOC
Davenport
Girls’ Lee Club
WQJ
Fontella Trio
Rainbo Skylarks
Mack Sisters
Character Reader
Bert Davis
Clown of the Air
Ginger Hour
Little Skylarks
Lee House
Edison Hour
WJZ
Hotel Mayflower Orchestra
Otto F. Beck
le Paradis
WSATI
Mabley and Carew Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta Journal
WWJ
Detroit News
Missouri Valley Conference
St. Louis
Knute Rockne
Glen Warner
Tad Jones
Friedman
Oberlander
Dartmouth
Nevers
Stanford
United States
England
Molenda
Sandiot
Harry Heilman
Napoleon
Delehanty
Harry Heilmann
Heilmann
Nap Lajoie
Ed Delehanty
Butt’s
International News Service
U. S. Patent Office
Golly
Maggie
LA Donna
E Mobile
Great Britain
Feature Service, Inc
Mobball Cludg
Cuthura
Ethel Heitman
Cedar St
Pueblo
Colo
Dept
H. Malden
Masa
Olgna
Providence Steam Rollers
The
Florida
Pacific Coast
Ae Alvarado
Yankee
Eveready
Additindy
National Carbon Company
Ine
Eveready Radio
Wilson and
Santa ‘All the
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R. W. Hoyt
A'buquerque, N. M
George McManus
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