1925 Radio Listings From United irese WSAI to Navy Band
Radios across the region feature a lineup of programs including United irese WSAI in Cincinnati with a 11 PM CDST string quartet, Davenport WOC at 9 PM CDST organ recital, KOA Denver 8 PM MST KOA Players, Detroit WCK at 8 PM CDST Detroit Symphony Orchestra, WCAP Washington with Philadelphia WOO and Providence WJAR at 6 PM ET, and Navy band on WEAF New York at 8 PM EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irese Wsai
Cincinnati
WSAI
WOC
Davenport
KOA
Denver
WCK
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
WOO
Philadelphia
WCCO
Premer Paul
WDAF
Kansas
WEAF
New York
Tpana
Froubadors
WJAR
Milmanne
WERC
WLIT
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WRW
Tarrytown—Music AC
Weeee Woai
San Antonio
Phiadelpia
WSMB
Musi
M.—Wcae
Ate Es
Ance
Wit
Wreo Lansing
Weal
Ralph Thom
Gfug
Louis
Piriti
Hot Springs
Clasai
Radio Programs Schedule Five Thirty P M In Major Cities
Radio listings show 5:30 PM programmes on WCAE WEAF and WHE (with acts like Pittsburg Gunghing Girl and a baritone singer) followed by 5:45 PM on WANG and WEEI with Island Thornton and Boston Lost and Found scores. 6:00 PM features KDKA East Pittsburg ball scores and city school of the air on WEAF, plus U S band concert in New York and studio programs in Cleveland Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati and Newark with various stations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburg
WEAF
Ana Viglinist
Wey
Seehen
Book of Know
Cleve
Newark
Boston
Lost and Found
Woo
Davenport
KDKA
East Pittsgh
WDAF
School of These Weaf
New York
U. S
WJAR
Wea Wear
Cleveland
Milwauk
WwLt
Philadelphia
Cert
WLW
Cincinnati
WNYC
Muse
WOR
WRNY
Midweek Radio and Concert Listings Across Cities
A compact schedule of studio programs and city broadcasts includes Cincinnati educational talk at 6 P M on WLW. Pittsburgh concert on weckoO. Minneapolis St Paul market summary on WEET. New York Edison hour on WJZ. St Louis orchestra on WBZ. Washington U S Navy band on WCCO. Boston organ program on WEEI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
KSD
St. Louis— Orchestra
WBZ
Springfield
WCAP
Ashington
U. S. Navy
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAF
New York
Old Timers
WJAR
WOO
Cleveland—Convention Ofternational Photo Engravers’ Union
WEEI
Boston—Organ
Radio Station Concert Listings Sparkling Across Cities
Compiled rundown lists multiple radio stations and concert notes across Buffalo Cleveland Denver Des Moines New York Louisville and more. Entries mention violin and piano recitals Cuban bands and various music programs with times and call letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGR
Buffalo
WERC
Cincinnati
Eee Wtam
Cleveland
So Pmm
Shenandoah—onry
WOA
Denver
PWX
WBZ
WHAS
Louisville
WHO
Des _Moines
WJZ
New York
Bugs Baer
WRNY
Fromen Te
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Poe
Qerenadors
KFRU
Bristow
Talks Today Varieta and Special Programs Across Cities
A fragmented schedule lists multiple city programs including Cleveland Los Angeles New Orleans Atlanta and San Francisco with times such as 10 PM 11:00 PM and 11:45 PM. The items reference orchestras and radio or TV broadcasts with unclear program names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
Orchestra
Des Moines
KFI
Los Angeles
Gram
KHJ
Lou Ure
KPO
Cleveland
Angeles
Vara
New Orleans
Wsb
Atlanta
RFI
Prostan
San
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Orean
Des Monee
Estra
Tax review postponed to next year for Washington Township
The Indiana tax board will not act now on a petition from Washington Township residents seeking a review of assessed real estate values in parts of the township within Indianapolis. The petition, filed Monday by County Auditor Harry O. Dunn and signed by about 150 residents, follows a 20 percent citywide increase upheld by the county board of review. If inequality is found next year, a reassessment will be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marion County
John J. Brown
Tax Board
Harry O. Dunn
Indianapolis
County Board of Review
Brown
Low loss coils for a neutrodyne set
Instructions to wind fifty turns of No 33 DC copper wire on a Rehree inch tube and place a ten turn primary over holding bridges 1 16 inches apart around the outside of the secondary winding for a low loss coil configuration.
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Small-Theft to Movie Casting
Local notes report a thief stole ten cent cigars valued at little, plus five dollars in gloves cigarets and a fountain pen from a South Bend shopkeeper. Other items include Ruth Christie chosen for a leading role in A Day in Hollywood to be filmed in Seymour, and a Clinton County Fair gate admission paid by a welder from a southwestern state with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burelor
August Togueri
South Bend
Ruth Christie
Seymour
Hollywood
Clinton County
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From an Older Page
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers, including horizontal and vertical hints. Items mention vow point of compass child presses mistake valley clothing maker gimmers feather shaft early and late, printer measure, cloth measures, lace woolly surface jewel finished verbal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Titan
Steinhart Named New Motorist Head of Hoosier Auto Union
E. W. Steinhart of Fort Wayne was reelected president of the Hoosier State Auto Association at the board meeting in English. Officers include Martin H. Luecke, C. W. Lantz, B E Baldridge, James Gavin, with M I Noblet continuing as secretary manager. Auditing reports show best financial condition in history and a critique that Indiana lags in hard surface road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Automobile
Hoosier State Auto Association
Martin H. Luecke
St. Wayne
C. W. Lantz
Bedford
BE. R. Baldridge
Terre Haute
James Uu. Gavin
Indianapolis
Noblet
Indiana
Big Patrolman Boss in His District
Big and husky Patrolman William D. Cauldwell polices beats 20 and 21 from 11 p m to 7 a m in his district bounded by College Ave Jefferson Ave Tenth St and Roosevelt Ave He spots couples in the Arsenal Technical High School grounds and orders them home a tramp from the north east is sent to jail Cauldwell was appointed February 22 1921 and lives at 81 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Cauldwell
Caldwell
College Ave
Jefferson Ave
Tenth St
Roosevelt Ave
Cauldwell
Arsenal Technical
Broadway
Scientist Max Mason Chosen as U of C President
The University of Chicago selects Dr. Max Mason of Wisconsin to be its fourth president, succeeding the late Dr. Ernest DeWitt Burton. Mason, age 48, will arrive in October to assume duties after heading Wisconsin’s mathematics program and earning honors as an outstanding student and high jumper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mason
Bu_United Presse
Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Mason
Ernest DeWitt Burton
Wisconsin
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Olivia
Danny
Jois Just
Uke and I
Dean Good
Williams
Genulmon
Onill
Rabiscus
Stove
Winer
J. Pallams
WEA SeRvice
Ine
Mador
Buster
Ned
Kim
Freckles
Blosser
S UP
Wcap—Wear
WTAM
WHAD
WOAI
WHOO
IKAC
KFDM
KGO
WBAV
WCBD
WFAA
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WIY
WMAK
WMC
W—Word
WRC
WPG
Krecord
Mandolettes
Indianapolis Music House
N. Penn
Victrolas Sonora Phonographs
Wideman
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Keith
WAHG
KDAF
KFUO
Washington Township
Hoosier Briefs
Lebanon
Boone County
Camp Knox
139Th Field Artillery
Bloomington
Ineteen
Good Will Thrashing Company
George Watson
Tipton
Good Will
Ernest Zell
Alexandria
Sheridan
Chiaren
Tso
Steinhart
E. W. Steinhart
Ft. Wayne
Perrott
William D
U. OF C. Prexy
Cumberland Foothills
French Lick Springs
Pluto, Bowles and
Proserpine Springs
America
French Lick Springs Hotel Co
French Lick, Indiana
Pluto Water
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