Radio Music Listings for 1925 Evening Channels
United Press reports stations KDKA WCBD WEAF WWJ WOO WCX KGO and more airing symphonies quartets soloists and a Detroit Symphony Orchestra program at Belle Isle Park plus educational and band segments with 8 P. M. starts and EST CST PCST times listed for each station.
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United Press
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCBD
Zion
WEAF
New York
WWJ
Detroit
WOO
Philadelphia
Edwin Franko Goldman
WCX
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Belle Isle Park
KGO
Oakland
Radio Programs and Station Listings by City
Radio schedules note programs and frequencies for cities including Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Davenport, and Schenectady with early evening times and show titles such as Dream Dream Daddy and Chimes. Several stations list music and stories, with scores and local program notes for WCABP WHK WLIT WOC WGY and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCABP
Pittsburgh
Kaybee
WOCO
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Cleveland—Music
WLIT
Philadelphia
WOC
Avenport
WGY
Schenectady
Oreneee
Davenport
Bristow Educa tional Hour and City Music Programs
Fragmentary radio schedule lists Bristow educational hour and multiple city music programs. Entries mention WBZ Cincinnati program blocks, Philadelphia movie review, Newark theater, Atlantic City and Cleveland instrumental hours, and New York music segments with several station identifiers.
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Long Island
WDAF
Kansas City
Wear
Cleveland— Music
WHN
New York
Had
Milwaukee
WLW
Cincinnati
WLIT
Philadelphia
WOAW
Omaha
WOO
Philadelphia—Theater
WNYC
Newark
WPG
Atlantic City
KFRU
Bristow—Educaional
WBZ
Springheld Shrine Drum Corpsé
Newark—Theater
Cleveland
WRW
Tarrytown
Radio Station Listings and Concert Schedule Fragments
A fragmented radio dial summary lists multiple cities and stations with concerts and recitals. Entries mention Shenandoah Denver Springfield Des Moines Lockport Batavia East Pittsburgh Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlantic City New York and others with station call signs and program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
BOA
Denver
WBZ
Springfield
Soren
WHO
Des Moines
Mu- Wmak
Lockport
Musiec
We RD
Batavian Music
M.—Kdka
East Pitts- Meburg
Wie
Madruskca Kfuo
St. Louis
Christian Service
WDAF
Wlit Goa
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
WPG
atlantic_ C
Ty Wrny
New York
Ore'entra
WTAM
Cleveland Tury
P. McWeaf
Radio Listings Showcases City and National Orchestras
A dense schedule lists radio broadcasts across stations including WLW WJZ WEAF KSD and WSMB. Entries name ensembles such as the New York Orchestra Philadelphia Orchestra and Atlanta City Orchestra with times around 8:30 to 12:00 PM and cities from Cincinnati to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sula i de Bendetta
Aleo Woo
Lockport
Max Freedmane
WLW
Cincinnati
Mary Barbara
KOA
Denver
Sandman’s Hour
WEAF
New York Orchestra
New York —Orchestra
WMC
Memphis— Orchestra
WGAI
Pee
WSMB
New Orleans
Cincinnati — Quartet
Denyean Ee Gram
KSD
Meyer, Ill
Woae
Pittshburgh—Orchestra
New York
Woaw Fog ha—Skeen
Woo
Omaha
WTAM
Cleveland— Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
Parks Improvement Program Proposed For 1926
R Walter Jarvis park superintendent says extensive improvements are needed this year and in 1926 for parks boulevards playgrounds and recreation centers. The plan covers lights in multiple parks new playgrounds comfort stations shelter houses and parkway work with levies of 8 cents for parks and 4 cents for recreation. Budget comparisons cite Minneapolis Kansas City Toronto and Indianapolis as reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Walter Jarvis
Jameson
Brookside
Brightwood
Rhodius
Garfield
Fall Creek
Douglas
Jarvis
Sarah Shank
Garfield Park
Pleasant Run Parkway
Park Board
Thirtieth St
Capitol Ave
Enmrichsville
Brookside Park
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toronto
Indianapolis
Neighborhood misidentifies burglar as son on kitten duties
Lieutenant Thomas and his squad raced to 1505 Barth Ave after a burglar report at Alfred Mathis home. Mathis told officers neighbors mistook his son’s flashlight task of putting several kittens to bed for a prowler.
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Thomas
Alfred Mathis
Barth Ave
Mathis
Hoosier Briefs: Odd, Quick Local Notes From Bloomington
A collage of short items reports a boy escaping injury from a chair accident and a window break at Markleville, a limp from a hay cut injury near Elwood, a preacher guiding eighty boys to Pendleton, a pickled pigs feet forecast for a Lebanon farmer, and quirky incidents including a five legged freak birth and a jail-bar hack saw capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pie Stowers
Lebanon
Bootleggers Spotted Loading Booze at City Campout
Police received a tip urging residents to nab bootleggers near Thirty-second Street and Kenwood Avenue. Officers stopped Mr and Mrs Fred Prigger and their two daughters of 124 W Thirty-Second St loading camping gear into their car for a lakes trip.
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Thirty-second St
Kenwood Ave
Haugue and
Petit
Fred Prigger
Crossword puzzle with scattered clues and wordplay
A puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues covering flowers parts sounds and meanings. It includes terms for inlets oats dye pineapples drums and legal terms along with sports references and weather analogies in a dense word game format.
Plans for New Truck Terminal at McCarty Street
214 216 W Mc Carty St will host a new truck terminal announced by Yom Snyder secretary and manager of the New Truck Terminal Association. About sixty five trucks will haul freight from Indianapolis to towns and cities within a seventy five mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCarty St
Indianapolis
Snyder
Driver Fled After Collision Near Fort Wayne and Delaware
Police search for a driver who abandoned a car after hitting Brooker Davidson of 615 W North St at Pennsylvania and North Streets. The crash occurred Saturday and the suspect left the vehicle at Ft Wayne Ave and Delaware St.
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Brooker Davidson
North St
Pennsylvania
North Sts
Ft. Wayne Ave
Delaware St
Italian Amateur Radio Sets World Two Way Forty Meter Link
Santangelo Marion of Milan achieves the first two way forty meter amateur radio contact with E A Shrimp ton of Wellington New Zealand. The historic exchange marks a milestone in Italian amateur radio operations.
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Santangelo Marion
Milan
E. A. Shrimpton
Wellington
New Zealand
Radio Station WRNY Sounds Upon Announcer Entry
WRNY New York uses a staccatone alarm a cross between a flute and airplane horn every time the announcer comes on air. The distinctive sound marks pre listen, during, and after programs.
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Raiio
WRNY
New York
Prosecutor Thompson Refutes Gilliam Misquote Claim
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliam demanded explanation from Tippecanoe county prosecutor Mark L. Thompson over a Lafayette newspaper interview in which Thompson said he had been misquoted about a prohibition questionnaire. Thompson denied criticizing Lafayette police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam
Prosecutor
Arthur L. Gilliam
Mark
Thompson
Lafayette Police
Flint Police Chief Uses Radio for City Watch
Flint Chief James P. Cole stayed in touch with his department from Indianapolis using amateur radio. Operators F. D. Fallain, Robert Stark, and J. T. Hood relayed messages between Flint and Indianapolis during the International Association of Chiefs of Police meeting. The demo showed amateur radio aiding police coordination and rapid warnings.
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Flint
Mich
James P. Cole
Cole
Indianapolis
International Association of Police Chiefs
American Radio Relay League
F. D. Fallain
Robert Stark
Boulevard Place
J. T. Hood
Thirty-Fourth St
Boys Kitten League heads for finish with Aug seventh
In Indianapolis Times coverage the Boys Kitten Ball League races toward an August seventh finale. Six city leagues plus a colored league push toward semis and city final as champions earn medals. Standouts include Fall Creek Kansans Meridian and Military with one loss each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Kansans
Meridian
Military
Finch, Highland
Kénigan's
Also Mentioned on This Page
WFAA
WMAK
WCAE
WBAP
KFNF
WOAT
WEEI
WCAP
Dallas — Orchestra
WJZ
Ee Orleane
D Ae
WHK
Weco
Santos Olis- St. Paul
F. and _R. family
EAF
WCCO
KFAO
WRBO
WJIY
WLS
WMAQ
WFI
WGN
WIP
WEBH
KYW
PWX
WBCN
WBAV
WHAS
WMBB
WBBM
WIBO
Record Center of
Baldwin Piano Co
Monument Circle
Circle Theater
Vocalion Red
Carlin Music CO
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
N. Penn
Keith
Indianapolis Music House
Penn, St
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Ensign al Moore
United States Orchestra
Circle
National Association of Negro Musicians
Ethel Huffman
Walter Price
Cleo Holloway
Chicago
Grieg
Huffman
Massenet
T'Ehate
Cadman
Rice
Mr. Price
Eines Coleridge Taylor
Londonderry Air
Kreisler
Miss Huffman
Moses
Burleigh
McGi
Renede Tlegier
Price
Orchastra
Joseph L. House
Flashligt
Helen
Oliver Lodge
Arthur Conan Doyle
Williams
Wen-Er-Er- San
Kennon
Trwlliams
NEA
GDN
ARIPA
Pawdon
Freckles
Blosser
Ted
WUNST
Hoosier Briefs
Ton
Russell
Bloomington
Hershel Stohler
W. H. Hardy
Stohler
Hardy
Markleville
Ralph Reavis
Orestes
Elwood
P. E. Greenwalt
Winchester
Indiana State Reformatory
Pendleton
Monroe County
Varry
George Crusey
Muncie
Crusey
Beach
Ation
Lafayette Newspaper
Flint Chief
Itary
Kansas
Meridian Es Prbeld
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