Electra at Garders Theater and Tonight’s Radio Lineup
The 1925 United Press notice lists Sophocles Electra with Margaret Angelin at Garders Theater University City. Also on air: Nathaniel Shilkret Salon Orchestra Wendell Hall at 9 10 PM from WEAF etc and operas Bohemian Girl on WJZ WRC WGY at 7 55 PM. Travelage with music Over the Seven Seas listed.
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United Press
KSD
St. Louis
Sophocles
Margaret Angelin
Garders Theater
University City
KGO
Oakland
KGO Little Symphony Orchestra
WEAF
New York
WJAR
Providence
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WSAI
Cincinnati
WFI
Philadelphia
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WOC
Davenport
WEEI
Boston
Ww4j
Detroit
WGR
Buffalo
Nathaniel Shilkret
Salon Orchestra
Wendell Hall
WWJ
WJZ
WRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
Seven Seas
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Across Cities
Programs listed for 5:30 PM include WCAE Pittsburgh Cleveland music and Davenport concert with Jack Nelson. Cincinnati and New York show concerts and broadcasts from WD, WRC, WGY, and WCAE. At 6:00 PM, Sains trio features across WCAE and WGR, with Philadelphia orchestra and Omaha music on WRNY and related stations.
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WCAE
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Weir
Cincinnati
New York
Jack Nelson
Jes Davenport
York
WRC
Wwgy
Sains Wcae
Eelfi
WGR
J. Wear
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha—Music
WRNY
Memphis
Washington
Cairo
Air Own
Enternet
KDKA
Seat
Wiz
WTIC
Hartford —Musiec
Ee Tee
Ain Ie
KFDM
Beaumont
Oneer Ksd
St. Louis
Mareaist Anglin
WBZ
Springfield—Orchestra
WLW
Gateinnati—Entertainment
Mane
Atlanta—Orchestra
Atlantic City—Orchestra
Koa
Denver
Pee
Philadelphia
Segernat
F. Money
Schenectady
WJZ
Senongs
WFAA
Dallas
WGBS
WMC
WOAT
San Antonio
Irk Piners
Detroit
P.M
Newark—Orchestra
Bepenectady
T Sark
Enectai Orchestra
WRC RC
cinciinati—Orchestra
Pitts
New York—Orchestra
WIP Arte
hiladelphia—Orchestra
KFI
Angeles
KFRU
Bristow
Okie Nati
Gpenestra Alkland
Peo Maun
Omaha
Loloi M.—Woaw
Omaha—Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta—Music
Dallas—Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Balled Hour
KGO
Oakland—Orchestra
Omaha—Alarm
Paul Freed’s Athletic Club Syncopators at WFBM
On Tuesday July 7 WFBM airs Sport and Stock Markets 5 30 to 6 00. At 6 30 to 8 15 Paul Freed's Athletic Club Syncopators perform. 8 15 to 9 15 Pettis Light Opera Ensemble presents Keep Smiling at Trouble from Al Jolson's Big Boy by request plus selections and vocal solos by Ruth Otte and Ann Cunningham. 10 30 to 12 30 Paul Freed's Athletic Club Syncopators perform again.
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Paul Freed
Athletic Club
Pettis
al Jolson
Grey
Hope
Ruth Otte
Macbeth
Colo
Ann Cunningham
Schubert
Finden
Neal Certain
Keithley
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Rosoff
Prince
Romberg
Radio Listings Blend Incomplete Signals
Fragments show several radio stations with city tags and times, but the text is garbled. Mentions include New York WS and Louisville WHAS concert listings with unclear schedules and frequencies.
Radio Concert Listings Across Cities and Times
A dense schedule of radio broadcasts shows orchestras, recitals, and concerts across major cities. Entries list times, stations, and performing groups from New York to Dallas, Cleveland to Omaha, with Philadelphia, Memphis, and more featured throughout the evening slate.
Cross Word Puzzle Clue List Reveals Short Three Letter Words
Puzzle presents two or three unusual three letter words with key letters. Clues cover verbs nouns adjectives and descriptions such as Granted facts distances possesses angry natural metal wrench documents high mountain relieve part of verb Mars resinous substance tanning vessel bone door opener and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Word Puzzle Crossword Clue Set Review
Partial list of crossword clues with numbered entries and an answer line "Eieisr" noted as yesterday's solution. Includes definitions for seeds shrub tea regret drum channel angle stir test let stand unit of work second note male child borrower prohibition favor Arann excavate strike ocean fish dealer ewe doe buck contest place let fall cloth measure before skill cluster knots compass like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arann
Hoosier Briefs Sparked by Local Incidents in Indiana
A collection of short notices from Indiana reports: J F Morgan's barber shop strike after 6 p.m. due to union rules. three workers collapse from heat in an Anderson stove factory. fireworks shatter Sam Osma’s Elwood shop window. O D Garrett survives a crash near Liberty Center. a friendly scuffle in Hartford City leaves Mrs Ellison with a fractured leg. A lightning bolt damages Ada Shapple’s car. a coroner pins marshmallow choking death on Mrs Sophia Frederick in Friendswood. Dobbin still leads in Fountain County’s gasoline race. Assessors show 3 765 horses and 2 513 automobiles. Washington’s pumping station feeds 1 150 000 gallons daily. Hartford City library surpasses 712 712 volumes since opening. Willard building exterior cleans after 39 years of exposure.
Funeral arrangements for long time Columbus attorney
Times Special Columbus Indiana July 7 funeral arrangements were under way for Marshall Hacker a Columbus attorney for fifty years active in local practice and former circulating clerk of a Monday, who died after a complication of diseases.
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Times
Columbus
Ind
Marshall Hacker
Park price to be set for Laurel Hall tract
City businessmen committee meets to appraise Laurel Hall on Millersville Road for park use. Indianapolis Holding Company valued the 658 acre estate at 3 000 000 dollars, while Mayor Shanko expects a final settlement between 1 250 000 and 1 600 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hall
Stongmon B. Fletcher
Millersville Rd
Shanko
Shank
Indianapolis
Accidental Shotgun Rounds Kill 9-Year-Old in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on July 7 a shotgun accident fatally wounded William Smith nine son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of Spat at a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Lafayette
Ind
William
S. Lawrence Smith
Vaught Tries Again After Release From Indiana Farm
Evansville July 7 Charles Vaught begins a new chapter after a six month term at the Indiana State Farm for polygamy. He remarried Wife No 2, both former spouses having deserted him. He supported the two women and an automobile on thirty dollars a week drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia Evansville
Ind
Charles Vaught
Indiana State Farm
Vaught
Oil promised despite short city supply in letters
Town readers ask Mr Fixit to oil Boyd Street from Wade to Tabor amid oil shortages. Complaints about night work and a noisy factory are noted while the board of health investigates an outhouse issue. Officials warn emergency oil must be reserved and permit continuations for job security.
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Fixit
Boyd St
MR. Fixit
Wade
Tabor Sts
Forest E. Durland
Kelly St
W. P. Hargon
Fulton St
Board of Health
Times Reader
Chinese greet American envoy at arrival in Peking
Large crowds welcomed J. W. McMurray new American minister to China as he arrived to assume duties. Prominent Chinese and Americans joined the greeting. A separate dispatch reported a Yunnanese officer in Canton attempted to assassinate Wu Han Min and General Hsu Chung Chi after the inauguration, wounding both slighty. the bodyguard killed the attacker.
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United Press
Peking
J. W. McMurray
China
London
Canton
Wu Han Min
Hsu Chung Chi
Hong Kong
Times
Street widening plan faces opposition at hearing
Public hearing on the E New York Street widening to at least seventy feet drew opposition from Rev C C Bonnell who objected to removing three feet nine inches from the south side of the Garfield Avenue Methodist Church building. The plan commission could adjust specs to protect the church, note Louis Bruck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. New York St
C. C. Bonnell
Garfield Ave
Methodist
Board of Works
Louis Bruck
Camp Gipson Declared as New Major McGrew Camp Site
Comrade John Gipson donated a twelve acre wooded tract on Morris St. Rd. thirteen miles west of Indianapolis for the Major Harold C. McGrew Camp No. 1 United Spanish War Veterans. The site will be Camp Gipson. S. P. Leach announced lodge plans and L. H. Trotter of Speedway Realty Co. gave 30,000 feet of lumber for the lodge building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris St. Rd
Indianapolis
Harold C. McGrew
John Gipson
City considers ban on vehicles through funeral processions
At Monday night city council meeting an ordinance was introduced to prevent automobiles and other vehicles from running through funeral processions. The description notes a purple cross on a white background marking the last vehicle in the funeral.
Sacristy Thief Falls in Trap in Rome
In Rome on July 7 a police officer posing as a rich New York merchant trapped shoemaker Marion Stella who had rare jewels stolen from St. Peter's sacristy last Friday. Stella confessed after being taken to the shop and police headquarters. Pope Pius may reward the officer for the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
New York
Marotta
St. Peter's
Pope Pius
Marion Stella
Stella
Indiana prisoner escape tied to bank hold up suspect
Logansport Indiana July 7 authorities cannot connect Lester Isaacs Indianapolis to the Galveston State Bank holdup. He will be returned to Greencastle where he is alleged to be an escaped prisoner from the Indiana State Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Logansport
Ind
Galveston State Bank
Here
Lester Isaacs
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Indiana State Farm
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WJY
Hartford
Kfdm—Wear
WHAS
WOAI
WKRC
York— Dolin Club
Tal
WIP
Springfield
WCAEB
WEZ
7IAR
WCO
WEAR
WIUI
WEMC
WBAZ
WMAK
WCED
WTAM
PWX
WCAL
WBAV
WAHG
KFKX
KFNF
WHE
WNYC
Wee
Tarrytown
Atlantic City
Might
Circle the Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Edith’s
Frank W. Wood
RADIC
Carlin ,Music CO
BE. Wash. ST
N. Pem
WFBM
Hp Eo M
Uarte
WREO
Lansing
Usi
Ft. Worth
Usic
Louisville
WPG
WCX
WHN
WCOAW
WDA
Ahern
S.mesox
EGAD
M'Lad
Amnone Miowfer
Hoow
Mlad
Bitar
Shelks
Total. Pelt
Williams
Bronco
Bos
Imaan
Twi Lams
Freckles
Blosser
Gee
Mim
Hoosier Briefs
J. F. Morgan
Princeton
Sol
Anderson
Sam Osma
Elwood
O. D. Garrett
Near Liberty Center
W. H. Ellison
Hartford City
Ada Shapple
Muncie
Sophia Frederick
Friendswood
Hendricks County
Dobbin
Fountain County
Willard
Lad
McMurray
St. Peter’s
Isaacs
Castoria
Fuld Drac
Castori
A. Alcomols
PERC
Regula Tithe Stenach Addons
Fletcher
Exoven
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