Radio schedule and listings across multiple stations and time zones
Radio listings detail performances across networks in Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific times. Entries name stations WGY WEAF WLIB KDKA WGN WHAS KFI KGO and others with hours for orchestras vocal solos dances and drama pieces. Notes include guests like Francineo de and Carlo Cooney and titles such as The Mikado and Sir Hobgoblin Has Bit of News.
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WEAF
New York City
Francineo de
Ne Negrn
Leo J. F. Bartonique
Ida Mellen
Vincent Janes
Carroll Cooney
Sir Hobgoblin
Blanche Elizabeth Wade
WOC
WCAP
WCAE
WGR
W Ear
WTAG
WJAR
Rudolph Oskowits
Hapineas Cand Boys
Keagle
Neutrodyne Trio
Cities Service Quartet
WEI
WEAR
WGN
KSD
the Vikings
WJAK
We ‘Ae
Wwdj
Ww Y Wcap
Whittall
WEEI
WCAI
WCCO
WWJ
N. Y
van and Schenck
Vsey
WCX
Philadelphia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WBAL
Baltimore
Goec
WGBS
WGHB
Clearwater
Fla
Hartford
Conn
WCAU
Fadel Hte
Eve
Soho
Detroit
Mich
WNYC
Wrny Studchestra
Cal
Te Noveitice
Miami
WRW
Central Time
Louisville
WBBM
Ee Ill
Kety
WEAA
Dallas
Tex
WSB
Atlanta
KYW Sellep
Chicago
Ill
Insomnia Club
Chicago, Ill
Orscco
St. Paul-Minneappe
Orchestrwoaw
Omaha
Neb
WQI
WMBB
Cal. Who
WBAP
St. Louis
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Wwoc
Davenport
Orchestr Klds
Independence
Hot Springs
Ark
Befar al
Mused AZ
Berrien Springs
Denver
Colo
CFAC
Calgary
Can
KSIL
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thought for Today Exile and Jerusalem Quote
A brief devotional note contrasts Psalm 137 5 with a Horace inquiry about exile from self. The fragment reflects on memory of Jerusalem and the inescapable inner burden of exile.
Senate and House back joint commission for 50 year Muscle Shoals lease
The Senate and House approve creating a joint commission to lease Muscle Shoals to private interests for fifty years. Public unease remains as past proposals favored a Ford deal and much of the value is tied to a large government project. Critics warn against “giving the Shoals away” after substantial national spending on nitrates and power, promising strong public backlash.
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Muscle Shoals
United States Senate
House
Joint Commission
Henry Ford
Commission
Ford
Carrie Chapman Catt on the persistence of two major parties
Carrie Chapman Catt argues that no third party will endure in the United States. She notes the Democratic and Republican parties stay strong and absorb new ideas, preventing third parties from gaining lasting power. She warns France faces government paralysis due to multiple parties.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
United States Daily Aims for All the Facts No Opinion
Washington based journal by David Lawrence and associates presents government news with an exhaustive index of pending legislation. It targets business professionals and researchers, offering dry official coverage without human interest or entertainment elements.
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Washington, D. C
David Lawrence
United States
Automobiles as Farm Necessity Show Regional Ratios
The article notes car ownership ratios in farming states, with Nebraska one car per four people and Illinois one per 5.5. It lists totals for Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Wyoming and states the national average is about 5.7 people per car. Farmers say car ownership signals modernization rather than prosperity alone.
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Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Michian
Minnesota
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Illinois
United States
Asia
Farm prosperity and room for growth in American agriculture
The text argues that prosperity on American farms is a sign of overall wealth and that there is always room for more growth. It suggests farms in the United States have potential for further prosperity compared with other areas.
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United States
Uncle Sam in easy circumstances despite world debts
Arthur Brisbane notes that nations face financial troubles but asserts Uncle Sam remains secure. Secretary Mellon will oversee over five hundred millions in bonds at 334 percent interest. With large gold holdings and a debt service near a billion annually, the United States is portrayed as financially strong.
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Arthur Brisbane
Sam
Mellon
Europe
League of Nations clashes over Latin bloc influence
The text argues about a political realignment as Britain supports Germany’s entry while France seeks Poland Spain and Brazil in the League. A Latin bloc would counterbalance an Anglo Germanic bloc, shaping the World Court’s peace efforts.
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League of Nations
World Court
Britain
Germany
France
Poland
Spain
Brazil
Uncle Sam and the European bloc alignment debate
Opinion weighs the US role in World War I era alliances. It questions aligning with Germany and England against the French bloc, arguing for staying neutral, paying debts, and focusing on domestic affairs.
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Uncle Sam
Germany
England
World Court Entry Tied to League Obligations
In Europe officials and major newspapers argue US entry into the World court equals joining the League and imposes League obligations on America, while some insist it has no link to the League.
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League of Nations
Europe
United States
America
Children name greatest heroes for war prevention prizes
A national council invites children to name twelve greatest heroes with $100 prizes each. The piece argues youths will list military figures like Alexander, Caesar, Napoleon, Wellington, Washington, Grant, Lee, Frederick the Great, and Moltke, noting few nonmilitary figures like Pasteur or Galileo would appear. It laments the era’s war-hero bias.
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National Council For the Prevention of
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
Wellington
Washington
General Grant
Robert E. Lee
Frederick the Great
von Moltke
Pasteur
Galileo
Funeral music choices stir unconventional mood
A. M. Carlisle, a British ship builder, opted for a cheerful cremation with no hymns or prayers, choosing the waltz from The Merry Widow as his funeral music. His daughter, Baroness Von Versen, fainted as the melody began, illustrating how odd humor can unsettle at such moments.
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Aida
Johnny
A. M. Carlisle
Merry Widow
Carlisle
Baroness von Versen
Miraculous Wireless Talk Across Oceans Highlighted
A historical note recalls Sunday morning wireless communication between New York and London as a public demonstration of science. The piece contrasts religious miracles with modern tech, praising the human voice transmitted across three thousand miles as the clearest proof of science’s power.
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New York
London
Mohammed
Montreal Scientist Invents Ice Burning Theromite
A Montreal scientist develops a chemical invention described as theromite to burn ice in the Allegheny River and free the gorge. The mysterious chemistry notes ice contains oxygen, essential for fire, yet combining two parts hydrogen with one part oxygen yields water that extinguishes flames.
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Montreal
Allegheny River
Tom Sims Advocates Moving Back to the City
Tom Sims argues that urban life should be revived as country club growth flourishes. He warns Americans chase future income streams, planning beyond the present year.
Safest place for a woman to hide money is Bible
A quoted aphorism notes that a woman may prefer the family Bible as a safe hiding place for money from children. The remark reflects domestic humor or advice in the era.
Education's Lessons on Manners and Expectorate Etiquette
A humorous note argues that college education prevents crude behavior like kissing and spitting by teaching restraint and social decorum. It frames education as a tool to elevate conduct and curb vulgar habits through learned habits.
The Trouble With Knowing Too Much
A reflective column warns that expanding knowledge brings more topics for error and misjudgment, suggesting humility in judgment and caution against overconfidence. It cautions readers about overreaching certainty in understanding complex matters.
Muscle Shoals Lease Seen as Possible Congress Action
Congress may act on leasing the Muscle Shoals water power project on the Tennessee River in Northern Alabama. The plan, urged by a commission, would lease to private bidders with a fertilizer output condition, while government ownership remains. Southern legislators and industrial growth in the upper Tennessee Valley bolster support amid persistent opposition from government ownership advocates.
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Washington, D. C
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Alabama
Congress
Commission of Congress
House
Senate
Shipping Board
Henry Ford
Ford
Uncle Sam
South
Upper
Tennessee Valley
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
la Follette
Norris
Nebraska
Lya de Putti Arrives in New York Amid Broadway Buzz
In New York on March 11 the Hungarian actress Lya de Putti visits Broadway and the Lasky office as David Wark Griffith seeks an actress of striking “evil” for a major role. Photographers catch her in a short skirt and stockings, signaling a hectic American debut for the delicate screen star.
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New York
Broadway
Lya de Putti
Hungary
Petticoats
America
Lasky
David Wark Griffith
Griffith
Lya
Theatre talk and power debates spill into town outlook
A column surveys upcoming plays including East Lynne and The Two Orphans with Mrs. Leslie Carter and Henrietta Crossman, notes on Is Zat So in London, and jokes about American slang for British audiences. It then shifts to Muscle Shoals power debates, South industrial growth, and the proposed super power grid linking New England to the Potomac for uninterrupted rail and factory energy.
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East Lynne
Provincetown
Leslie Carter
Henrietta Crossman
Times Square
London
Lamping
Muscle Shoals
Muscle Shoals Project
New England
Alleghanies
Potomac
Answers and Questions on Water Needs and Ancient Habits
A collection of Q and A on water supply planning estimating 100 to 150 gallons per day per resident, hair length history since 400 B C, solder classifications and melting points, waterproofing prints with varnish, Texas harvest start around May 29, oriental rug care, and Brer Rabbit being the gray cottontail rabbit.
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N. A
B. C
W. B
Texas
First Sign of Spring Sparks Lawn Mower Mocking Shovel
A Urbana Democrat quips that spring arrives when the lawn mower seems to scowl at the coal shovel inviting a lighthearted image of seasonal chores.
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Urbana Democrat
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Toronto Tribune
KFI
Los Angeles
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KGO
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KPO
KNX
KHJ
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Heathens Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Onio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Natiies
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FF. W. Sh. Um
It Garris
Iter
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Nationa
Robert K Ward Inc
Fifth Ave
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WAR Times
Tom Sims
BY Frederic J. Haskin
Old Broadway
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Tom Mix
Fifth Avenue
Gilbert Swan
Servion
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