Concert broadcast lineup for 1925 United Press period
Copyright 1925 United Press WEAF presents final concert by George Barree’s little symphony orchestra on WNYC New York at 8 P M EDST and WNYC’s first anniversary program. KOA Denver airs at 8 10 P M MST with Rialto Theater broadcast. WCAP WOO WJAR WEAF in Philadelphia Providence Washington stream United States Navy Band at 7 P M EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preas Weaf
New York
George Barrere
Little Symphony Orchestra
WNYC
KOA
Denver
Rialto Theater
WCAP
Washington
WOO
Philadelphia
WJAR
Providence
WEAF
United States Navy Band
WAHG
Long Island—Music
WDAF
Kansee
York
Nou
Navy
Cleveland
Weel
Boston
WJZ
WLIT
WLW
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights Local Stations
At 5 30 PM WAHG Richmond presents talk while Springfield airs nature story and New York offers a recital. Cleveland features HK orchestra and WHN plays music in New York. Philadelphia hosts a piano program Dream Daddy and a pianist. Newark showcases an orchestra with WZ New York harp and Davenport chimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahg
Richmond
WBZ
Springfield
Nature _ story
Haf
New York
Clevelandchestra
WHN
New Yorkusic
WLIT
Philadelpia
Dream Daddy
Philadelphia
Wor
Newark—Orchestra
P. M
Davenport
Cincinnati Concert and City Events Listings
Radio and music features list station signals and times for Cincinnati New York Des Moines Davenport Springfield Boston and New York areas. Entries include concerts fairs talks and visits with stations WEAF WEBI WHN WHO WBZ and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSAI
Cinpent Ocoee
Mwh
Cincinnati
Farm Council
WEAF
New York
Folk
WEBI
Boston
WHN
WHO
Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
Cinnati
WTAM
Clevelande
WSAL
Cincinnati—Quartet
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los Angeles
WCCO
Minneapolis
Comprehensive Radio schedule notes across cities and programs
A dense listing of radio station callsigns and programs by city includes concert broadcasts seasons periods and orchestral pieces. Entries cover Pittsburgh Washington New York Buffalo Cincinnati Detroit and more with times and network identifiers noted.
Description of color burglar robs South Side homes
Police claim to have a solid description of a colored burglar active on the south side. Victims report losses including trousers with money, multiple watches, a purse, and cash. William Tanner heard a noise and fired at the intruder as he fled the home of Traffic Policeman James Farrell on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tanner
Church 81
James Farrell
Church St
Tanner
John A. Toons
S. Illinois St
Philip Goldstein
Maple St
Caroline Fllis
Pennsylvania St
Fayette St
Hoosier Briefs with Odd Local Incidents
Hoosier briefs report a Bluffton hog wallow mishap. a Muncie fisherman’s 43 inch muskel lunge. a Greensburg salesman suffers shell shock claim after a firecracker blast. A Bloomington rescue saves Ernest Voliva and eight hogs from a barn fire. three Fourth of July babies born to three couples. A Hartford City collision leaves minor damage. a Gaiser accident injures a knee. An answer to yesterday’s crossword puzzle appears.
Missing License Numbers Prompt Police Tip
Stolen auto report mentions license numbers to call The Indianapolis Times or police. Ownership notes include Charles Wright R R CG Box 3838, Ford from Garfield Park Conduit Auto Co, St Joseph and Meridian Sts, Chrysler M 200 from Ft Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Charles—Wright
R. R. CG
Ford
Garfield Park
Conduit Auto Company
St. Joseph and
Méridian Sts
Chrysler
Ft. Harrison
Automobiles Found Belonging to Local Resident
Police report found automobiles belong to L. H. Brooks of 505 Virginia Ave Jordan at the intersection of New York and Pennsylvania Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Brooks
Virginia Ave
Jordan
New York and
Pennsylvania Sts
Development to East Rapidly In Galecrest Sale
Developers report rapid eastward growth from Galecrest on E Washington St as Dayton Real Estate Development Company auctions 38 of 600 lots on opening day drawing large crowds. In South Bend Michigan authorities seek help in locating Mrs Henderson who shot her husband as he blocked her departure. he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Galecrest
E. Washington St
Cumberland
Dayton Real Estate Development Company
United Press
South Bend
Ind
Michigan
Jefferson Henderson
Henderson
MR. Fixit
Sheffield Ave
Morris
Family wakes as lightning hits Gary home
Charles Schreiber and his wife with three children slept through a strike that set their house ablaze in Gary Indiana. They woke in time to flee before the roof collapsed and all sustained serious burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bu United Press
Gary
Ind
Charles Schreiber
Schreiber
Traffic Sign Obstructions to Be Cleared by City
Letters to Mr Fixit reveal traffic safety board will remove poles obstructing stop and go signs at several busy intersections. City engineers to relocate signs, address muffler noise by police motorcycles, and fix street oiling on Twenty-First and Sheffield avenues amid ongoing maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ienant
India
Oo Apis
Board of Safety
Fixit
South
Meridian Sts
State Ave
Washington St
Fred W. Yent
le Grande Ave
MR. Fixit
Twenty-First St
Harding St
E. Riverside Dr
Twenty
Twenty- First St
William G. Antrim
Funeral planned for John Scott in Marion
Funeral arrangements were under way in Marion for John Scott a printer and investor who died after an attack of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Areas
Marion
Ind
John Scott
Crossword Puzzle Winging Poker Start Sequences
A lively puzzle item lists horizontal and vertical clues with multiple word answers. The grid hints include game references such as poker and team terms, along with common nouns like portable houses and c notes, suggesting a themed brainteaser in a newspaper style.
Wadya Haimitin Incident Reports at Sole Francair Mae
Wadya Haimitin, 30, of Akon, was accused of the Fa elt Me Fears O88 sire at Sole Francair Mae. Gale, BL 92, Bielon, and Ret Darnell were involved. Darnell served as chauffeur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadya Haimitin
Akon
Sole Francair
Feur Bielon
Darnell Chau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Auditorium
WGAZ
WWJ
WCAE
WGR
WREO
Woaw Woai
WMAK
WFAA
WMC
WGY
WHAZ
WCBD
WCAL
CKAC
KFDM
KFKX
KGO
WBAVY
Wcap—Wear
WSMB
KFNF
KSD
WHAS
Pittsburgh
Troubadours
Buffalo
WKRC
Boox
Cleveland— Organ
Detroit
Orches
Phannons
le Louis
Ewe
Avaiva
Prorgam
WBAP
New York—Orchestra
New York—Entertainment
WERC
Cincinnati- Be
Philadelphia— Orchestra
Woo Cat Philadelphis
New Orleans
Ie Marie
Buffalo—Orchestra
WHO Vey Des Foines
Globe 4Tube
Indiana
Lis Music House
N. Fenn
Record Center
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Victrolas Sonora
Penn
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Paul Frede
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
Paul Freed
St. Paul
Milwares Orean
Kansas City
Pp. M
Los Angeles—Orchestra
Hoosier Briefs
Harles Wolverton
Bluffton
Wolverton
Wysor Marsh
Muncie
Greensburg
Frank Tracey
Alexander
Dan Gaiser
Gaiser
Loomington
Ernest Voliva
Bloomington
Max Miller
A. M. Harrell
P. W. Ping
Charles Clamme, Jr
Hartford City
Clamme
Ahern
Alwang
Cloureln
Gefie
Roscoe
Bolwg
Williams
CNN
Peeril
Spishus
Grea Circe
Trowilbans
Freckles
Blosser
Fis
Ara
MEA Service
Massachusetts Ave
Bird
You
Pitcher
Ardent
Coral Islands
Restraina
Win
Memorial
Portico
Niagara Falls
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
West Ohio St
Union Station
Southern
French Lick Springs
Lick Springs Hotel
French Lick, Indiana
Pluto Water
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