Radio Department Favorite WGM Artists Tonight at 9:30 to 10:45
Signor Emilio Volpi, Atlanta voice teacher and pianist, presents Mia Irene H Free and Thorns Dendy, lyric soprano and baritone, with Venola Woodall on piano. The program airs on Station WGM highlighting Volpi’s pupils with Volpi accompanying. Dendy praised by Ben Gigli, with Free noted for clear voice and charm.
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Signor Emilio Volpi
Atlanta
WGM
Mia
Irene H. Free
Thorns Dendy
Signor Volpi
Raci
Fies Venola Wooduill
Bel
E Constitution
MGM
Mrs. Free
Jovera
America
WOGM
Benanimio Gigli
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Young Dendy
Gigli
Dendy
Miss Woodall
WGX
Nex
Atlanta Soprano Maddalena Haus Shines On WGM Program
Atlanta soprano Maddalena Haus headlined Mrs. Charles Maddux’s program on WGM, joined by Dewey Keenan and Dr. W. S. Haut. Haus’s New York triumphs and recorded "My Old Kentucky Home" highlighted a broadcast praised by hundreds and followed by an Atlanta recital set for June 29. Dr. Haut and Keenan also drew acclaim for piano and tenor performances, adding star power to WGM’s 6 to 7 pm slot.
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Maddalena Want
Atlanta
New York
Ligt Hight
Charles Maddux
Hans
Mauldux
W. 8
Hau
Teavhee
Piine
Miss Haul
Dewey Keenan
Columbia
S. C
Maddux
Magitox
WGM
Acoss
Kentucky
Miss Hunt
City Auditorium
Mmany
Miss Haut
Weem
de Maul
Keenan
Columbia, & C
Palmetto State
Dixie’s Noted Orchestra At Old Reliable Tuesday
Warner’s Seven Aces, a premier southern dance orchestra, headlines a Tuesday broadcast from WGM. Atlanta’s Constitution orchestra, formed in 1922, has risen to national popularity on Keith’s circuit, radio, and stages across the South. The Aces feature eight renowned musicians led by Byron H. Warner with a strong radio presence since 1922.
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WGM
Warner
Seven Aces
Dune
Constitution Orchestra
Aces
Atlanta
Atlang
Warn Era Seven
America
The
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Keith
Staten
Atlnin
South
General
Phonograph Company
New York
Okeh Records
Aces Live
Tom Finnian
Pritchett
Conrad Bruckner
Jimmy O'Neal
Ralph Bennet
Bob Pittman
Rex Lark
Byron H. Warner
Detroit News
WIZ
Constitution
W&m
Footwarmers Orchestra Receives Hearty Welcome
Footwarmer's orchestra attracts heavy listener response on WGM from Atlanta and nearby communities. Callers and telegraph messages across several states praise the group and its radio quality. Remarks from Vera Brady Shipman and J Meeker note the program's strong delivery and summer potential.
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South
WGM
Atlanta
C. Cowler
Denmark
S.C
Katherine Geer
Douglasville
J. LD. Tready Cohunhu
Russell Doris
Fairburn
Newnan
Wainbridge
Chicago
aAtlanta
Vera Brady Shipman
Alenteemetty
Ohio
Bud Meeker
Music Fine
Flivver King of Radio Inventor Prominent in Broadcast Scene
St Johns Street Highland Park hosts B T Flewelling SOS inventor of the mous circuit known worldwide as the Flivver King of Radio. Mrs Shipman, Radio Digit writer, and Meeker family from Montgomery Ohio figure in a Chicago radio scene with WGM’s large invisible audience via calls and telegrams.
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Fleming
Shipman
Radio Digit
Chicago
Mir
Meeker
Montgomery
Ohio
Bud Meeker
WGM
Cotton Standards Meeting Under Way In Washington
In Washington on June 11 a conference to shape adjustments under the new cotton standards act held two executive sessions at the Department of Agriculture without reaching a firm decision. Some 50 leading cotton men from the United States and Europe attended, including officials from major exchanges in New York, New Orleans, Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, Houston and Dallas. Secretary Wallace outlined the law and said U S standards may be defined in terms of foreign equivalents for this year, with shipments to meet official standards for the August 1 start. The British delegation from the Liverpool Cotton Association presented its views, and a formal reply from American sides was prepared for afternoon consideration. Final determination is expected after tomorrow’s sessions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Europe
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Houston
Dallas
United States
Liverpool
Hugh L. Rezburgh
Liverpool Cotton Association
Terns & Pacows
Timken
I. Baty Saleg Bish
Ajax Buby
Alogk
North Trabe
United Fruty
United Ly
United Ry
United Retail A. Sa
AmiCar
KR & Imp
Vol. Ag
KR & Imp Pe
Ing & Gulf
Ques Ibber
Ie & DL
Lee
Anit & Keystone Tire
Qa Wa
Kinney Co
Utah Cap
Lima
Loew's Inc
Vivaudeq Aiy
Wabash
Jaty
Gary Bu
Mack Truck Bos
Fay
Wabaah
Igor
Macy
West Maryland
Manson
al Maohat
West Pac
Westean
Rt Indy
Manila
West
Pri
Atchison
Meintyre
Witla Overliad
Watnewrese
Woolworth
Wilton Co
Auty Ko Nt
Midvale Steel
Aneerrida
Wright Aeromotal
Minn K& T
Montana Power
Ps Bay
Beth Steel
Montgomery Ward
Baig
Beth St
Moon Motors
Beth
Bronewick
Nt Drom & Sip
Cal Petrot
Georgia
Yoo
Georgia Ghee Ghigo Peer Oon Oh
Henry Ches & Chaft
Norfolk Southern
Chie & Alton
Norfolk & Western
Amer
East Mi
Pacific
Ch & Gt West
Orpheum
Tia
Gom & St P
Otis Steel
Owens
Chile
Pan Am Pet Bay
China
Penn Coal
CO & Bt
Penn
Lara Cola
Penn Seapte
Imonth
Col Fur & Tron
Peoria & East
Cotun G & Wow
Braza
Cotun
Phila Co
Thila Co
PhiMp Morris
New
Dominions
Cusden
York Curb Exchange
Nixon Auvada
Crick Steel
Pitts & W
Hercules Hills
Cuba Cane Sa
Cinar
Navidson Chemay
Yeere Co
Etiso
Putman
d.Am Gas & EL
Much Borden's
Tech Rutherland
Ele Horn Coal indi-John
Ividgeport Mack i Alby Hughes
Brit Am Tabac Cay
K Mn
Baby i
Tonopah Helmont
Erle
Jie Ali
Buddy
Brooklyn City
Kk Buds ‘Io
Tonopa Divide
Brn
Big
Terena Su Co
Tonopah Exteaslos
Reendida Spas
GS A5
Au EA
Tuolumne
Fifth Axe
Ping-Lasky , Oy
Rey Tohas Ai
Chi
Rutland Rype
United Masters
France
Cleveland Auto
United Trinyriat
Fleishmann Co Vene
Columbia Emerald
del Go
Yukon Gold
Froop't
Dubier Con & Radio
Geo Asni
Savope Arma . Alg
BLY
Durant Motors
Olrar
Bay
Schulte
Eaton Axte
Ayminim Tae
Seaboard
Knuitdbie Trost
Amer Gag & Live
Geo ‘Motors
Yell
Ares Roebuck
Gillette
Heyden Chemical Ae
ASK Jay
Goodyear P & Tp
Hydrox Corp
T & Rope
Ae Skelly
Dati Ag Ag
Lupton
Armour’ & Co
Sloss Shell & I
Mg & N
Albertas
Telton
Motors
Vextie
Oath
Hendee Hayes
Stl &Zibe
Radio Corpaya
Deere & Ca
Stewart Warner
Mattin Corp
T Reo
Detroit City Fins Fx
Gary
Strom Card
Conan T & Tt
T Hudson Bot
Studebaker
Trusenbaum Gr
Federa
Adi
Texas
Todd Shipwarde
US Light & Heat
D Libby
McNether
Utah
Idahe Suaby
Megeté-Winchester
Timissie G & B Sr
Maracaibo Tenew
Ann” Finlent Biz
Tenn Power & Light
Humble Ou
Daittiga’ Vetroleum
Ohio
Sears Roeburke
Southeen Pipe Lins
Shaweheen Tn
South Penn OF
Ind
Sheffield Oa
Sohar & Cle
Kenoo
Kan
Stentard
Suan & Finch
Sun
Boston
Wyoming Independent
Swift & Ch Be.m
Cites Service
Citley Servetis
Tolon
Cities Service
United Rys of
Ava
Cresle Syndicate
Pa Bowes Eees
Oreign
Netherlands
Mexico
Morris Consee
Keystone Ranger
Kirby
Lafayette
Livingston
Maracaibo
Galt
Mtn Producera Ny Mari
Mutual Onlett
Omar
Royal Canadian A
Salt Creek
Sante Fe
Sapaipa
Torman
Wilcox
Alaska-Hunt Col ‘Stet
Amal Lea & Mes
Arizona Globe
Delcber
BO Rutte & Wert
Calaver
Hilltop
Hollinger
Howe Sound Co
Kewanas Mining
Macon Valley i Ik ID
Parade Draws 20,000 in Grottoes Parade in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 11 a parade for the thirty fourth yearly conclave of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm drew an estimated 20,000 uniformed watchers and grottoes. Seventy bands, drum teams and other corps joined the procession lasting one hour and twenty minutes. The event paused ordinary business, while the supreme council opened with remarks from Secretary of Labor James J. Davis and H. Craige Pelouze of Richmond Va.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the
Blue Lodge Miu- Soury
Supreme Council
Labor
James J. Davis
H. Craige Pelouze
Richmond
WGM Adds 1 to 230 Broadcast For Business Programs
Station WGM announces a daily 1 to 2 30 pm broadcast adding business reports weather market updates and music by the Foot Warmers orchestra. The Foot Warmers led by Bill Munn deliver a jazzy 75 minute set featuring Bud Meeker Dewey Bass Pete Sullivan Eddie O Brien and others to Atlanta listeners.
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WGM
Atlanta Constitution
Ponce de Leon Park
Staton
Ater
Bill Munn
Bud Meeker
Dewey Bass
Pete Sullivan
Eddie O'Brien
Bishop Foreman
Phil Schoeneck
Atlanta
Record grain crop harvested in Butts county
Jackson Ga June 11 Special one grain crop far ahead of last year harvested by farmers of Butts county Wheat shows better than 1922 crop and oats yield the best in years A large small grain planting yielded widely across farms with wheat and oats on nearly every farm A memorial arch stands at St Marys college St Marys Kan honoring Lt W T Fitzsimmons first officer killed in World War I
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Jackson
Butts County
St. Mary's College
St. Mary’s Kan
W. T. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
June cotton futures spark bull run on New York market
The article reports a bold bid for June delivery cotton on the New York exchange, driving prices to 28.5 cents and signaling a shift in market mood. It notes export demand, shrinking availability, and the emergence of major capital in trading, with implications for shorts and future prices. It mentions spinners, certificated cotton stocks, and regional market dynamics amid a broader economic backdrop.
Sure Showed No Definite Trend In New York Curb Trades
New York June 11 stock prices moved in a narrow range with no definite trend in today’s New York curb market. Easton Axle and Spring led gains with over a point rise to 27 1/2, Durant slipped fractionally, American Locomotive rose early then closed lower, oil shares fluctuated. Night trading saw Cities Service and Galena Signal down about a point, Indiana Piper rose 2 1/2.
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New York
Pedir Group
Easton Axle
Durant
American Locomotive
Cities Service
Galena
Indiana Piper
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Maddalena Haus
Dixie
J. P. Meeker
Atlanta, Ga
B. T. Flewelling
SOS
St. Johns St
Highland Park
Theo. H. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York Cotton Exchange
Anderhaps
Itation
New England
Carolina
Atlantic States
N. Y
Associated Press
Spain
Adair Realty &Trust CO
Healey Building
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