First act of Washington municipal opera airs on WCAP
Radio listings show the 1925 program schedule with venues and times. Washington WCAP presents the first act of Washington municipal opera at 8:20 P M EST. Other stations KOA WWJ WEAF WOO WFAA WCK carry studio concerts and choral performances at 8 to 8:30 PM local times.
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United Peas Wcap
Washington
Washington Municipal Opera
KOA
Denver
Clarence
WEAF
New York
WWJ
Detroit
WOO
Philadelphia
WFAA
Dallas
Ywca Choral Club
WCK
Detroit Symphony
WHAZ
Troy
WRNY
New York— Music
WCAP
Washington Opera Company
KFNF
Shenandoah— OA
WY Cert
WBAP
Radio Programs and Stations Listing
A dated radio program listing shows stations in multiple cities with program types. Pittsburgh Uncle Kaybee on WCAB 461.3. Minneapolis St Paul WCCO 416.4. Boston WEEI 475.9 music. Cleveland WHK 273 music. New York WJZ 454.3 program. Philadelphia WOO 508.2 music. Davenport WOC 483 and WGY 379 Schenectady orchestra.
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WCAB
Pittsburgh
Uncle Kaybee
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Tories
WEEI
Boston
WHK
Cleveland
WJZ
New York
WOO
Philadelphia
Woc
Davenport
WGY
Schenectadso— Orchestra
Aes
Fragmented Radio Station List With Music Mentions
OCR fragment shows scattered station call signs and music notes across WEAR WHN WLW Cincinn WHIT etc. Mentions New York Philadelphia and Cleveland areas. Reads like incomplete radio directory with partial station names and programs.
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P. M. Oes
Slave City
Wear
Heveland
WHN
Newson Music
WLW
Cincinn
WLIT
Philadelphia
WOAW
Can
WOO
Philadelpha Heater
WRNY
New
Yor
WNYC
New York
Radio and music listings across major stations
A dense schedule lists 6 30 P M programs on WEAF and others, with mentions of talk, concerts, programs, and music across stations in New York Pittsburgh Omaha New Orleans Cleveland Cincinnati Newark Atlantic City Tarrytown and additional venues. The entries note band concerts shrines drum corps orchestras and theater shows with each station and city referenced.
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WEAF
New York
WEEI
WCAP
WCA
Pittsburgh
WOAW
Omaha
WSMB
New Orleans
Cleveland
WEAY
York
BP. M
WBZ
Shrine
WBEI
ton—Orchestra
WKRC
Beacinnati
WLIT
WLW
Cincinnati
WOR
Newark—Theater
WPG
Atlantic City
WRNY
WRW
Tarrytown
WTAM
Radio listings and performances across U S stations
A dense scan of station codes and locations shows a montage of musical and lecture broadcasts. Entries include Lockport Music, New York organ programs, Cincinnati quartet performances, Boston discussions, Philadelphia music, Atlantic City organ, Cleveland recital, Pittsburgh programs, and Omaha entertainment schedules.
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WMAK
Lockport
WJZ
New York—Organ
WLW
Cincinnati—Quartet
WNYC
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WHA
Madison
KFRU
Brittow—Entertainment
KFAO
St. Louis
WBZ
Kansas
WDAF
Boston
WLIT
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
WSB
Atlanta
WTAM
Cleveland
New York
Woo
Max Freedman
Denver
WEAF
York
Wmc
Pile —Orencerre
Akoa
CAE
Core
Buffalo
Atlantic Fe
WHWN
Dieseet York- Entertaiers
WOAW
Omaha
Recital Listings Across Cities and Programs
A fragmented listing shows radio and program notes for orchestras in multiple cities including Cleveland Atlanta Los Angeles Fort Worth Des Moines Kansas City with times ranging from 10:45 P M to 11:45 P. M plus a night bark frolic and various program entries.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Orchestar
WSB
Atlanta— Music
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Wine
Des Moines— Orchestra
WDAF
Kansas City
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Incidents And Actions
A collection of small town notices from Johnson, Tipton, Anderson and surrounding areas reports a prowler chased from a home by Mrs Johnson, a car crash injuring Preston Glascock, school book deliveries for Tipton, and a beer farming incident. Other items note a marriage license mishap, a hospital healthful township claim, a broadcasting church effort, beekeeping mishaps, and local conflicts over street dust.
Big Four Picnic Planned at Lake McCoy
The Big Four Athletic Association will hold its annual picnic and outdoor carnival on August 1 at Lake McCoy near Greensburg. The event will accommodate about 2,500 people including company employees association members families and friends. Special trains will run from Indianapolis to the resort with F. E. McCarty serving as chairman of the arrangements committee.
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Big Four Athletic Association
Lake McCoy
Greensburg
Indianapolis
F. E. McCarty
Rush Fayette Association Elects New Officers
Thomas M. Greenlee was elected president after a Brookside Park outing. Other officers named include Benjamin Hood as vice president Joseph M. Taylor as secretary and Mrs Will H Baker as treasurer.
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Thomas M. Greenlee
Rush-Fayette Association
Brookside Park
Benjamin Hood
Joseph M. Taylor
Will H. Baker
Atkins Employees Picnic Brightens Seventh Year Event
The seventh annual Atkins Company office picnic was held Saturday at Idlewold Park. Employees enjoyed athletic contests and stunts, followed by an evening dance.
Radio by Telephone Sends Roxy Show Across Canada
The Roxy and His Gang will tour Canada for three weeks and continue Sunday night radio via WEAF and other stations. The program travels over 350 miles of telephone lines to reach WEAF for broadcast.
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Roxy
Canada
WEAF
Building Permits Listing for Local Homes and Garages
A fragmented city notice lists multiple building permits with owner names and project details. Entries include roof work at 1649 Union and 4430 N Meridian, additions at 956 S New Jersey, furnace work at 3624 N Illinois, and garage at 6246 College, with costs ranging from 13 to 299 dollars.
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J. Miller
Hidde
Union
McCrack
M. Rpoof
Seman
sYnton
cHiaskilton
Eagit
Ie Finw
Teroof
Ka Wetherbee
College
M. Poehler
S. New Jersey
Jeffries
N. Ilinois
Crossword Puzzle Closes With News of Newton Boyd
Newton Boyd was to be taken to the Indiana State Reformatory to start a two to fourteen year sentence for involuntary manslaughter tied to the death of Harriet Stronger, age 14, struck by his automobile.
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Times
Terre Haute
Ind
Newton Boyd
Indiana State Reformatory
Harriet Stronger
Polar Programs Highlight MacMillan Expedition Broadcasts
Station WHT Chicago will air weekly Wednesday programs about the Donald B. MacMillan Arctic Expedition. The broadcasts accompany the explorer’s Arctic work while he travels in the polar zone.
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Donald B. MacMillan
WHT
Chicago
WBN Plans Hawthorne Race Season Broadcasts
Radio station WBN will cover Hawthorne Jockey Club summer race events west of Chicago, delivering live updates and results for fans. The broadcasts highlight a busy season featuring notable stakes and daily race action from the track.
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WBN
Hawthorne Jockey Club
Chicago
Scott asserts faith in God as new testimony sought
Russell Scott, 30, sentenced to hang, declares faith in God after Detroit operator James M. Ball repudiates a story that cleared him. Ball admits fabricating the tale in which Robert, Russell's brother, fired the fatal shots. Scott's lawyers file affidavits on new testimony to sway Governor Len Small of his innocence.
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United Press
Chicago
Russell Scott
James M. Ball
Detroit
Joseph Maurer
Ball
Robert
Russell
Scott
Len Small
Truce in Bus War Reached Between Traction and Hiner Lines
A temporary legal truce paused injunction action between Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company and Hiner Red Bull Bus lines. The suit claimed the bus line operated illegally after the state public service commission refused a certificate. attorneys announced a temporary understanding and sought further postponement.
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Bu United Press
Frankfort
Ind
Terre
Milwaukee open air band concerts to reach wider audience
Milwaukee summer tradition draws large crowds for municipal open air band concerts. Station WHAD will broadcast two concerts yearly at 3 15 Sunday afternoons and at 8 Wednesday evenings, expanding access to the performances.
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Milwaukee
WHAD
Three Indiana Child and Two Adults Die in Weekend Crises
Three personal crisis reports recorded in Indiana over the weekend describe Ford Skillman 12 of Terre Haute who was killed after throwing himself under a train, William Hoefling 40 of Evansville who took poison as his wife looked on, and Thomas Kenneally a retired South Bend hotel man who shot himself on a farm near Elkhart.
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Indiana
Ford Skillman
Terre Haute
William Hoefling
Evansville
Thomas Kenneally
South Bend
Elkhart
Manner Civil War Veteran Journalist Heads to Montana
Lebanon Indiana July 20 M M Manner Civil War veteran known as Forty Niner and newspaperman travels toward Montana where he printed the first newspaper in the state sixty years ago.
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All Times
Lebanon
Ind
M. M Manner
Montana
Chicago radio airs twenty one music numbers in one evening
Station WHT in Chicago presented a diverse program as twenty one voice and instrumental items filled the evening. More than fifty participants took part in the broadcast, showcasing a wide range of musical classifications.
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WHT
Chicago
Bonfire Fuse Sparks Chicago River Oil Fire
Police hunted several boys after a bonfire ignited oil on the Chicago River at Clay Street. The blaze spread to a barge carrying 90,000 gallons of gasoline, triggering explosions and a riverwide fire that threatened nearby tanks and caused extensive damage.
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Chicago
Clay St
Reliable
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Ted
Kin
Tawilami
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Nou
Freckles
Blosser
Jay F
Mye
WCAE
WHO
WSAI
WQJ
WREO
WLS
WMAQ
WOAI
WGN
WBCN
WBBM
WIBO
WEBH
PWX
WBAV
KYW
WHAS
WJY
CKAC
Vocalion Red
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Carlin Music Co
E. Wash
Indianapolis Music House
N. Fenn. St
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Paul Frede
Athletic Club
Seymour Simons
Circle
Paul Fred
Hoosier Briefs
Frank Thorntown
Johnson
Craigville
Akron
Ohio
Samuel Gustin
Mary Ward
Anderson
Pleasant Township
Johnson County
Greenwood
Tipton
Preston Glascock
Hartford City
Emory Rice
la Potre
Rice
Harry Myers
Myers
George
Argoogle Lorenza Barbosa
Bluffton
Ed McKinney
Charles Smock
Near Alexandria
Zora Dicens
Elwood
The
First Baptist Church of
Fred Gresh
Zionsville
Marion
Board of Works
Carnival of Athletic Association
Association
Garret
You
Hiner
Yin
Fletcher
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