Radio Programs Schedule From a Past Era
A dense listing of daily radio programming and signals outlining early morning reports, weather, stock markets, various music concerts, lectures, stories, and special features across numerous stations and meters. The schedule includes performances by Lillian Geatey, Suzanne White, Marjorie Gates, and more, with times ranging from dawn to night and notes on weather, freight talks, and stock reports. Many items reflect period broadcasting practices and sponsor references.
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Women's Wear
Trondre
Florence Smith Vincent
Peter
Lillian Geatey
Vincent Lopez
Hotel
Pennsylvania
Arlington
Westinghouse el
Mtg Go
Pittsburgh
Muusic
New York Stock Exchange
Jos Marshall
Americam Railway Association
Chicago
Kdika Little
Atmphony Orchestra
Winter Class Day set for 1923 graduates
Winter commencement features Class Day exercises for the Class of 1923 in the high school auditorium. Parents and friends invited to hear the Class Will dramatization a Romeo and Juliet parody Six Little Wives and shadow movies plus musical numbers. Committee chair Chaverdt ille and members Virginia Richardson Dorothy Marafi Mildred Wotton Mary McGrath Calvin Blaggs Raymond Curtis Harry Thorniburt Frank Marsh. Class Banquet planned in the high school lunchroom tonight following which poems prophecies history and friends will be read by the authors with dancing to follow.
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Payrents
Chaverdtle
Virginia Richardson
Dorothy Marafi
Mildred Wotton
Mary, McGrath
Calvin Blaggs
Raymond Curtis
Harry Thorniburt
Frank Marsh
Real estate mortgage loans on increase Fairfield record
Fairfield January 20 Special the Commercial Record notes a rebound in real estate activity for 142 with growth in mortgage loans. 1921 saw 1,226,402 invested in mortgage loans while 1,345,620 was invested in 1922 with sales by warrant and deeds rising to 61 higher than the prior year.
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Pairfield
Fairfield
Milford Police Sergeant Learns Bertillon System
Milford Jap 30 Sergeant Henry J Gallbrenner of Walnut Beach precinct completes two Bertillon Identification courses at University of Applied Science of Chicago. He joins as fingerprint expert to boost Milford police, eight years service. Other local notes include organizational meetings, church events, and a Parent Teachers food sale planned for February 18.
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Milford
Henry J. Gallbrenner
Walnut Beach
University of Applied Science of Chicago
Gallbroune
Torce
John Laidiaty Buell
Ridgefield
Fraclove Baldwin Stuwchapter D. Alr
Chapten House
Rhe Charter Board
Milford Charter Commission
Omar W. Platt
Tred M. Clark
James EH. Maher
Chamber of Commerce
Devon Union Church
Werrick
BE. P. Herrick
James P. Herrick
Mitford Tumber Company
Gavfordsville
Evergreen Cemetery
New Haven
Charles Carver
Christ Episcopal Church
Sherman, Conn
James P. Werrick
William Herrick
New York
Amy Herrick
Shermar
Parent-Teachers Association of
Walnut Peach C
St. Andrew's Guild
L. J. Pons
Bridgeport Avenue
New England Textile Workers Press Wage Restitution Demand
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston report says New England textile manufacturers face trying conditions though orders remain solid. Labor unions seek restoration of the 1920 wage cut of about 26 percent, aligning with a still low overall living cost and little upturn in business.
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Boston
New England
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Automobile Accident Suit Seeks Two Thousand Dollars
Glasson FB Holley of Danbury Aguilas Einar Raymond of Danbury filed suit for $2,000 over an automobile crash on Lorris Street near Lake Avenue in Danbury on November 8, 1922. The complaint alleges the defendant was negligent and the accident was due to that negligence.
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Glasson FB
Holley
Danbury
Fuel administrator of Danbury to keep job
Danbury January 20 Daniel D Lovelace fuel administrator for Danbury and ether denied today that he contemplated resigning his position and said he would retain it as long as the state desired his services State Fuel Administrator Russell urged him in a letter written yesterday to stay on the job as long as he can he be of service
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Danbury
Daniel D., Lovelace
Danbury and
Ether
Torday
Tovelace
Russell
Fairfield to seek bids on proposed high school
Fairfield officials plan to call for bids on the proposed high school building next week. Chairman T. Rice Davis of the building committee said no action this week as Architect O O Kell is in Boston and a meeting is likely to be held next week.
Governor ousts New York tax commissioner
Governor Smith announced the removal of Walter W. Law of Westchester from the office of state tax commissioner and president of the state tax commission on charges of neglect of duty and misfeasance in office.
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Albany, N.Y
Smith
Walter W. Law
Westchester
State Tax
State Tax Commission
Modified Coal Bill Sought In State Hearing
The uproar over coal pricing and distribution leads to testimony in Hartford Waterbury and Bridgeport where three firms resist control. Officials say no strong law existed and fuel admins did what they could while critics push for a Commission to mediate with railroads and a strengthened fuel control bill.
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Buckley
Russell
Hartford
Waterbury
Bridgeport
W. C. Mason Coal Company
M. C. Elligot Company
Karmerminal Company
Erisis
DeLaney
John N. Brooks
Torrington
Judiciary Committee
Wise
McNeil Explains Coal Orders Delay by Karma Terminal
Frederick McNeil, president of Karma Terminal, says delivery orders to domestic customers exceeded two tons and that contracts were placed before a fuel administrator existed. He notes other firms defended by city fuel admins while Karma Terminal had no defender, and calls Bridgeport’s emergency order rare and largely unfounded.
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Teussell
Ixuarm Terminal Company
Cors
Frederick McNeil
Karm Coal Club
Nel
Karma Terminal Company
MecNeil
McEllicot Coal Company
Waterbury
W. C. Mason Company
Martford
Karm Terminal Company
J. D. Skinner
Bridgeport
British Charge Breach of Faith in Conference
The Turks are furious over the treaty as it stands and efforts to keep the conference alive continue tonight. American Ambassador Richard Washburn Child and Lord Curnon with M Romperd and Marquis Di Garroni join in mediation as the session opens tomorrow. The mood remains tense with hope that a collapse can be avoided. In Paris the Labor party opens its annual meeting with 600 delegates voting against repressive Ruhr measures. In Moscow the All Russian Council of Trade Unions donates 100000 gold rubles to Ruhr workers via the State bank for the German Council of Shop Committees.
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Richard Washburn Child
Lord Curnon
M. Romperd
Marquis di Garroni
Paris
Associated sPrass
The
Ruhr
Moscow
Associated Press
Laxative and germ destroyer advertised in old ad
Advertisement touts a tonic laxative and germ destroyer named Bromo Quinine. It claims to relieve slight colds and stomach heaviness with a cure for the cold. Brand signature shown as W. Grove. Box priced 30 cents.
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W. Grove
Southern women organize to halt lynching outrages
White Southern women unite in a campaign to pass adequate state lynching laws, reject mob justice, and uphold a single standard of morals. At Atlanta three day conference, delegates from thirteen states pledge action in state-specific measures and law enforcement, with signatures from church and civic leaders. US Senate Dyer bill defeat cited as motivation for regional reform.
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South
United States Senate
Atlanta
Hag
Southern Methodist Church
Diet
UuNnOoNtac
Commission On Race Relations
Woman's Missionary Council
Methodist Episcopal Church
Luke
Johnson
L. P. Smith
Dallas
Estelle Haskins
Washville
W. A. Newell
Natchitoches
Frank Hanes
Lakeland
Fla
JT. M. Francis
Montgomery
Charles Ja. Criffin
Eastman
W. Henry
Alendale
S. Ci
St. D. Keaton
Fort Mil
I. C
Larry Newbern
Tenn
Wol
Moody
Mayville
W. L. Morrison
Nashville
Wi. Y. Pittman
Winona
Miss
R. HH. Potts
Leesburg
Vai
J. C. Kawhing
Owensboro
Oscar Steinhart
Birming
Ir. J. Silen
Wranklin
A. W. Albright
Prank At
WW. J. Young
Elijah Brown
North Carolina
Raleigh
Committee On
Pace
Jeaders
State Federation of Women's Clubs
State Welfare Board
Stikly
Titan
Women pledge for racial harmony and moral standards
A 1920s era statement asserts women must pursue self realization and racial integrity, uphold moral standards for both races, safeguard childhood health, and seek economic justice. It pledges violence-free cooperation with law and social agencies to achieve harmonious racial adjustment, noting similar groups formed in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and Texas in 1923.
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Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Texas
Westport Hospital Owners Named in 10000 Suit
Dasidel and Marie McFarland of Westport, owners of Hall Brooke sanitarium, are defendants in a 10100 death suit filed by Isidore Resnick, administrator for Philip Resnick. The case alleges negligence by hospital authorities in releasing the patient who was hit by a train near Greenwich on January 19 1922. Damages sought total 10000.
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Dasidel
Marie McFarland
Westport
Hall
S Hospital
Prohibition Agent Shelley Indicted For Bribery
O H J Shelley a suspended federal prohibition agent from Montana faces multiple indictments in Butte charging accepting bribes totaling nearly 14000 from brewing and drug firms. He allegedly took a 5000 bribe from Montana Brewing Co and 1502.50 from various drug concerns while serving as national Republican committeeman. Shelley, who advocated Volstead Act virtues, was suspended in 1922 and will go on federal trial in Helena early this month with bonds set at 10000.
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Helena
Mont
O. H. J. Shelley
Montana
Shelley
Butte
Shalley
National Republican
Montana Brewing Company of
Great Paris
Shetley
Ceorge M. Borquin
Meetings Tonight Notify Changes In Time Or Place
Editor's Note requests written notice to the Fraternal Editor of Bridgeport Telegram for any meeting time or place changes. Addresses listed include Woman's council Beach street Subalpine club Ash street Wowompom tribe O. R. M. Main street Monitor lode Adelphian lodge Broad street Stratford avenue and others.
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Plesse
Bridgeport Telegram
Whitney names Burns as source of red stories
New York January 80 Whitney director of the American Defense Society testified at a deposition hearing tied to the trial of 21 alleged Communists held at St Joseph Michigan He said Burns or Burns staff provided clues from rail stories and Bridgman documents Hoover okayed secrecy The witness refused Washington deposition claiming news confidentiality and contempt actions followed Burns also declined to answer with no forceful court order on him
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New York
R. M. Whitney
American Defense Society
St. Joseph
Mich
Hie
Wat He Hag
Washington
Boston
William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Hoover
Frank P. Walsh
Yeas
Whitney
Burns
Martin
Daugherty
Walsh
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Humane agents to meet at Hartford headquarters
Several Connecticut Humane Society agents will attend the annual meeting at Hartford headquarters this afternoon. Named attendees include John W. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Downs, and Brother George Hair.
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Humane Agents
Hartford
The
Connecticut Humane Society
Organizaon
Hacford
John W. Johnson
Afr
I. H. Downs
Br. George Hair
Washington Daily Hints on Tacna Arica Arbitration
President Harding accepted Chile and Peru invitation to act as arbitrator under the Tacna Arica protocol. Senator Borah of Idaho reintroduced a resolution urging an international economic conference. A Senate committee was named to study a Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico 9 foot channel. Mellon opposed the Bursum bill financing Germany food imports. A House Foreign Affairs panel reported a bill to consolidate diplomatic and consular services. Henry P Fletcher to lead the U S delegation to the Pan American Congress in Santiago in March.
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Harding
Chile
Peru
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Mellon
Germany
United States
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Belgium
Santia Igo
Chili
Incendiary Irregulars Terrify Free State Victims
Dublin reports show intensified arson and bomb making by irregular forces as they force families to flee at gunpoint. A state solicitor’s wife, along with maids and three children, were roused from bed and ordered to vacate within moments as threats and fires spread fear across communities.
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Dublin
Free State
Algy
James
Housing shortage noted in forest resource study
Washington reports Chief Forester Willam E B Greeley highlights a global and domestic wood shortage. The study shows softwoods scarce for building, warns self sufficiency is needed, notes lumber output fell from 456 billion to 34 billion board feet and per capita usage dropped from 600 to 320 board feet between 1906 and 1920, tying to housing standards.
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Washington
Willam EB. Greeley
Col. Greeley
Forest Service
Siberia
United States
Tropics
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W. Ela. F
American Tel & Tet Co
Suzanne White
Marjorie Gates
Marjorie Gater
Pauline Travis
Calgate
Temple
L. Bimberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Margaretta Hueman
East Orange
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Giuseppi Verdi
Marrarentin
Cuemeny
Metess
Seneral Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Tookery
Bertillon Systen
Gallbrenner
N. E
M'Neil
Westport Hospital
Red
Probers
Turkey
Council of the
League of Nations
Anatolia
Irak
Rch
Mosul
Earl of Balfour
Lord Balfour I
M. ‘Vivians
League
Great Britain
Java
Geo. E. Nothnagle
Main ST
Corner Elms St
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