Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight City and Network Listings
A fragmented OCR shows a dense list of radio station call signs and times across cities including New York Cincinnati Des Moines and Minneapolis St Paul. It mentions programs from WEAF WABC WJZ and WCCO with concert and entertainment notes and studio references.
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WEE
Ggton Loroierts
Sun Fork
wLw
Cincinnati
WHO
Orchestra
WNYC
Usic
WSMB
le Des Moines
New York
New Orleans
WCAP
Washington
WCCO
Neapolis
St. Paul
Min- Weaf
Troubadours
BEL
Boston—Music
Cin Wam
Wrny Cinnati
Reading
Cleevland
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Kansas City
Los Angeles—Orchestra
Concert Listings and Broadcasts Across Cities
Readable notes show pianoist Sped Snodgrass and multiple concerts in Cincinnati Pittsburg Louisville Descriptions mention Navy Band WBAP and station schedules. Listings include New York music entries and city concerts with times and channels referenced in fragmented form.
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WERC
Cincinnati
Pane Peattals
Spel Snodgrass
Hen
Vhee
Yver
Lous
Ganas Fyban
Wbap Te
Wierth
Wird AE
Pittsburgh
Louisville
WHO
Moines
Silent Today 8 00 P M Bristow Oklahoma Entertainment
Program listings for radio broadcasts across multiple stations in 1918 show orchestras, vocal numbers, and concerts. Cities include Philadelphia New York Buffalo Denver Cincinnati Pittsburgh and more with varied times from 8 00 P M to 9 30 P M and acts such as orchestras male quartets and one act comedies.
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KFRU
Bristow
Okla
Entertainment
Madison—Quartet
Philadelphia—Orchestra
Philade Tarrytown
Janta
WERC
ringfield—Orchestra
WCCO
Pnneapolis
Paul
Wran New York—Orchestra
Kansas City—Music
Buffalo
einati—Orchestra
P. M.—Koa
Denver—Hour
WGR
WJZ
New. York
New Orleans
P. M
KOA
Denver
Theater York —Orchestra
WOC Wcae
Pittsburgh
EAF
New—Orchestra
Wells
Davenport
WSAI
Cincinnati
WTAM
Cleve
KFOO
St. Louis
WBAP
Et. Worth
WLW
Crossword Puzzle Dense with Clues and Train Themed Entries
A compact cross word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues about trains ships and mythic items. Includes definitions like to wed to ventilate and bed lath with many numbered entries and notes on scales and second notes.
Stephenson Defense Secret Move Pending Next Session
The defense for D C Stephenson Earl Gen try and Harl Klinck in the Madge Oberholtzer case plans a possible move likely a motion for a change of judge before Hamilton Circuit Court Judge Fred E. Hines in Noblesville adjourns for an October session. Prosecutor William H. Remy awaits developments as court preparation begins with jail terms and a strong slate of attorneys.
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D. C. Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Harl Klinck
Madge Oberholtzer
William H. Remy
Fred E. Hines
Hamilton Circuit Court
Noblesville
Hines
Eph Inman
Stephenson
Rainier Gets Burdened With More Work After Dispute
J. F. Rainier, assessment bureau chief, was denied a request to release four subordinates. He was today loaded with project duties as seventeen assessment rolls were sent to his department. Board member William H. Freeman urged approval of four more heavy rolls including a 10 percent levy on property owners benefiting flood prevention and related improvements in Meridian Delaware and E New York Streets.
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J. F. Rainier
Rainier
Wiliam H. Freeman
Freeman
Meridian
Delaware
E. New York Sts
Two Battle In Court Between Attorneys End in Contempt
James Chatterly, attorney, and S B Purdue of Delaware County clashed during a trial in Marion Indiana. They fought and were separated by Justice McIntyre who fined both for contempt. The next fifth encounter will not be staged in Justice McIntyre's court.
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United Press
Marion
Ind
James Chatterly
S. B. Purdue
Delaware County
Boy Riding Pony Killed as Barking Dog Scares Mount
In Lebanon Indiana on July 15 a barking dog frightened a pony causing Beck Wiggins age 12 to be thrown against a telephone pole and killed. His cousin Richard Beck was badly hurt in the incident.
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United Press
Lebanon
Ind
Beck Wiggins
Richard Beck
Wiggins
Man faces assault and battery and improper driving charges
James Smock, 48, of 328 East Washington Street, was charged at police headquarters with assault and battery and improper driving. He allegedly struck James Mitchell, 25, at the intersection of Ohio Street and Illinois Street near West Street.
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James Smock
Washington St
James Mitchell
West St
Ohio
Illinois
Hoosier Briefs: July 21 Farm Demonstration and Local Mishaps
Pu rdue dairy farm west of West Lafayette hosts a July 21 demonstration on Michigan alfalfa and legume methods. A series of accidents include two divers injuring heads in Tipton and Greensburg pond, a car crash damaging a Carter Collins window, and thefts of a county clerk pen and two guns. Bluffton’s steam laundry demolition marks local change.
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Purdue
West Lafayette
Willard Brinneman
Bluffton
War Bride Returns After Mine Tragedy
Mathilda LeMaze Biggs, a French war bride, leaves Petersburg Indiana after her husband was killed in a mine accident. She returns to France, the country she and Biggs met during his military service in World War II.
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France
United
Tax Commissioners Set Hearing on Marion County Road Extension
State tax commissioners will hear remonstrances next Monday morning against two proposed Marion County road projects. The measures extend pavement on College Ave from Fifty-Second St north to the county line.
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Marion County
College Ave
Fifty-Second St
Mishawaka Man Dies After Live Wire Contact
MISHAWAKA Ind July 15 Harvey Southworth 44 died instantly today when he touched a live electrical wire.
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Times Special
Mishawaka
Ind
Harvey Southworth
Lebanon News Briefs Highlight Drenched Line Man Shock
Tracy Graham of Lebanon suffered a serious electric shock when his rain soaked clothing touched a live wire. Vinson Jones emerges as Lebanon’s new golf star, finishing a round in thirty six.
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Tracy Graham
Lebanon
Vinson Jones
Feeder Buses Proposed for Mars Hill Line Toward West Indy
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company offered a temporary feeder bus service between Mars Hill and the West Indianapolis street car line. A five year takeover of the Mars Hill line is planned. The public service commission authorized the feeder service late Tuesday and will hear South Side Motor Coach’s Mars Hill bus petition Thursday.
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Mars Hill
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Street Railway Company
Public Service Commission
South Side Motor Coach Company
Bus line contract approved amid street railway tensions
The street railway company secures approval of its contract with BSU, while plans for a potential cancellation loom. City officials weigh terms and future service implications for commuters and local businesses.
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