Radio Listings Highlight Evening Concerts and Debates
A 1925 radio schedule lists the U S Army Band in Washington and Dr Fleck and the New York Trio in New York City with chamber music lectures. An intercollegiate debate between University of Oregon and Stanford airs from Portland. Pairs of stations across multiple cities broadcast piano performances and Atwater-Kent artists in the 8 to 9:30 PM window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WCAP
Washington
WEAF
New York
WOO
Philadelphia
WJAR
Providence
U. S. Army Band
WNYC
Dr. Fleck
New York Trio
KGW
Portland
KLX
Oakland
University of Oregon
Stanford University
WOR
Newark
Rose
Ottilie Sutro
Radio programs schedule flakes across multiple stations
A scrambled listing shows 5:30 to 7:00 PM broadcasts with many stations and program names. Includes WCAE Fitch dinner co cert, WEET Boston-Hig Brother Club, WGN Chicago Drake, WGY Schenectady adventure, WBCN Cleveland dinner concert, WNYC New York police alarms, and stations across Springfield Philadelphia Des Moines and Chicago with orchestras, talks, and children stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Fitch— Dinner Co
Cert
Enn
Otel
Cco
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEET
Boston
Hig Brother
Lladelphia
Davis Sereueatre
Unny Jim
WGN
Schenectady
WBCN
WDAF
Ensemble
Cleveland
Hotel
Wip
Ene Wip
WMA
Chicago—Theater Organ
Chtlren
WBZ
Springfield
Chicago
Drakeneemble
Blacketone
Sandman
WLS
WNYC
New York
Revenpeth
Iowa
WOG
Philadelphia
Oak Park
KFNF
Shenandoah
Claremont
Mase
WEEI
Bos
Harry Einstein
WHO
Des Moines
Reese-Hughes
WOC
Davenport
CNRO
Ottawa—McIntyre
WCCO
WCEE
Elgin
Ill
Whit
Arcadia Orchestra
Webh
Oriole Orchestra
Boston—Orchestra
WGAZ
South Bend
Ind
Denny's Collegians
WHB
Kansasee
Men's
Ystrogram
Wall Street Journal
New_York Union
Lullaby Time
Lone Scout Tribe
WOR
Newark
Great Northenn Orchestra
WQJ
Rainbo Orchestra
WTAM
WMAQ
Chicago Orchestac
Gak Fowest Secehan Club
Tll
Radio Nechalaat & Ie Music
troit—Goldkeite
WCAP
Wiesterston—Orchestra
KOA
Fe Tene En Maine of Musicale
Usical Inass
KFUO
St. Louie
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Texas Hotel Orchestra
WCAEB
Pittsburgh
Nixon Nyc
Isshenen Wol
Amen
Weather Report
Lansing
Mich
P. Seleers
Newark— Orchestra
St. Paul
St. Egus—Mesic
Cos
Atlanta
WSUL
Iowa—College
Ames—College
Chicago— Association of Commerce
WGR
Betta O——Hene Trades Association
Ge Noon
Drake Queer Blackstone
Innea St. Paul
Our
Kansas City
Woman's Hour
Detroit
Orchesta
WCK
St. Louis
WQS
Pebuee
Moosenear Til
Fern
Alamac Theater Organ
Bonaty
Musical Program Listings Across Cities and Stations
Radio station schedules show a collage of live performances and programs. From Cleveland to St Louis and Boston to Chicago, highlights include orchestral concerts, piano recitals, literary talks, and university music study clubs scheduled in the evening hours on various stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WTAY
Oak Park
Tll
Musicale
Long Island
KSD
St. Louis
Ringfield
Wipwoo
E'S
WCAP
I—Philharmonic Bodewr
CNEO
Mugical
Tsb Uy
Witte
Idan Ms
Ntuay Ramolens
Whel Oty
Boston
Ene Tatar Musicale
Tener
Sie Pine
Vincent Eet
Ts Pr
WBZ
Springfield
Na Toe City
Ewark
Berri Springs
Mich
Shenandosh
Iowa
Chicegottiso
Radio Schedule Fragments From Morning to Midnight
The list shows broadcast slots and station pairs for the day from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM and beyond, including WCEB WHAS WDAF WLIT WEEI WWJ WBAP WCAE WTAM KTHS WGR WOR WCCO WSB KOA WHN DAF KFI WBAP KYW WQIJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
KSD
PWX
WBZ
WGN
WGR
WCCO
KFNF
WMAQ
CNRO
WOC
KOA
WOR
WLS
WCEB
WHAS
WDAF
WLIT
WEEI
WWJ
WBAP
WCAE
KTHS
Wccco
WSB
WHN
KFI
KYW
WQJ
KIJR
Seattle
Minneavolese
Paul Die Geares Lune
Aul
Eo Wisd
Mooseheart
Chiano
Atlanta—Orchestra
Wapat
Chicago— Musicale
One
Chicago
Ford
Glenn Roe
Denver
Rain Lane
WCEE
Pies
o—Orchestra
Strand Roof
Ee Han
Ey Prapa
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Patel Marsh
Hollywood—Dance Orchestra
Ft. Worth
Oak Park
Radio Listings Sketch a Nationwide Classical Night Schedule
Radio schedules show numerous orchestras and soloists across cities from Chicago to New York. Listings mention WMAQ WCAP KOA WGN WHN WHK and many others with orchestras, solos, dinners, and hotel performances through late night.
Silent Today Stations Listed in Broadcast Note
A broadcast note lists radio and television stations including WREO WRC WORD WOAW WCAIL WFI WGY WIP WHAZ WJY WFAA WCBD WCAL KFKX KGO KSD NBAV CKY. The fragment suggests an index of call letters in a historical media listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREO
WRC
WORD
WOAW
WCAIL
WFI
WGY
WIP
WHAZ
WJY
WFAA
WCBD
WCAL
KFKX
KGO
KSD
NBAV
CKY
Gus Edwards Orchestra Dance Program
At 10 38 P M a dance program features the Gus Edwards Orchestra with Bernard and Robinson performing The Dixie Stars in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Edwards
Bernard and Robinson
The
Dixie Stars
Son Follows Mother in Mourning at Local Burial
Seymour report states 23 year old Morton Schuverman died Tuesday as his mother Mrs Elizabeth Schuerman awaited burial nearby The mother’s funeral postponed one day and the two will be buried together Thursday. Four die in French train wreck killed four and injured forty on Bordeaux to Paris express near Poitiers including Senator Pedebidou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Elizabeth Schuerman
Morton Schuverman
United Press
Paris
Poitiers
Senator Pedebidou
Defense witnesses heard in Palmer bank robbery trial at Spencer
First witnesses for the defense were heard today in the trial of Harry Palmer alleged member of a bandit gang that robbed the Ex change and National Banks in Spencer in November 1923. State rested Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Special
Spencer
Ind
Harry Palmer
Exchange and National Banks
School Girl Proves One in a Million in Hardy Ark
Miss Mary Ramsey a Hardy Arkansas high school sophomore defends her long hair with Bible verses from First Corinthians. She refuses to bob her hair despite taunts, citing parental and biblical guidance as her reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ramsey
Hardy, Ark
How He Discovered Best Constipation Relief
Mr Joseph F Glas of Brooklyn writes about twenty years of constipation trouble and remedies tried. He credits Carter's Little Liver Pills as the only treatment that consistently gives relief and states he takes them with certainty of relief. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Glas
Brooklyn, N. Y
O.K
Carter
Teachers Oppose Joining Pensions in Indianapolis
Teachers oppose merging the Indianapolis city teachers pension with the State fund. The move follows petitions and amendments circulated today and after a Tuesday meeting at the school board office. Charles H. Money leads the faction favoring the State system while Laura Donnan chairs opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis City Pension System
State Pension Fund
City Pension Scheme
School Board
City Pension Fund
State Fund
City Fund
Charles H. Money
Manual Training High School
Laura Donnan
Shortridge
Third Child Dies in Cox Stille Family Tragedy at Noblesville
Noblesville Indiana reports the burial of Mrs. Dorothy Cox Stille of Messick Michigan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cox, the couple's third child to die since November. Fire at Peter Harvey's home near the farm destroyed the residence Tuesday afternoon with damages around eight thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Noblesville
Ind
Dorothy Cox Stille
Messick
Mich
Alvin Cox
Peter Harvey
Mrs Margaret Tomlin Hoop Faces Effort to Oust
Friends of Mrs. Margaret Tomlin Hoop head of the women and children’s department of the State industrial board fought to save her from removal. Appointed by Governor Warren T. McCray, she faces resignation demands through state committee channels. Her four year term began January 1, 1924, with reports the committee wishes to clear the post for Mrs Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft. Dr F M Howard, 85, longtime St Paul physician near Greensburg, dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tomlin Hoop
Women’s and Children's Department
The
State Industrial Board
Hoop
Warren T. McCray
Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft
Greensburg
Ind
F. M. Howard
St. Paul
Here
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Minneapolis- St. Paul
Buffalo
WCAR
Atwater-Kent
Carlin Music Company
Washington ST
Wideners
N. Penn
Brunswick Radiolal
Phonographs Records
Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
Brunswick-Radiola
Baldwin
Manhattan Jr
Kruse Onnell
Ohio St
Indianapolis Music House
Ha Pnecon
Schubert
Hark
Rehestra Humoreske Wcae
Weeco
Petpart Brehy
Kakyak
Viennese Folkings
Seeeees
Don
Juan Strauss
Blue Danush
Rosa Dan Schubert
Brlsarepee
WSUI
WOS
Phicago
Moines
Des_ Moines
Eehenony Orchestra
Phildelphia
Cotton ‘Pickers
Ottawa—Orga
Boston—Sinfonians — Orchestra
Buffalo State Mepean
Arcadia Cafe Grchestra
WLS Theaterson
Wis
Gude
Dancing
Sewa
Northfied
Minn
Olaf
Minneapolis
Morrisons
Miracle Basement
Style Center
Morrison
WFBM
Merchants Heat & Light Co
Gus Edwards Athletic Club
Palmer
McCray
Durham
R. W. Durham CO. MA
N. Alabama St. Riley
Virginia Ave
Mass
W. Ala. St
S. Illinois St
S. Illinois, St
W. Wash. St
Illinois St
Haag’s
Ayer
Armand
Levy
Lyon's
Kolynos
Lydia Pinkham
Obinsop Rley
Robinson
de Merck
Borden
Castile
Horlick
Nestle
Peterson
Deodorizers
Fritch
Armour
Clayton
Packer
Pear
Jergen
Glover
Woodbury
Societi Hyg’ Enique
Colgate
Doan
Foley
DeWitt
Monnett
Dodd
N. R
Edwards
Hinkle
Dean
Pierce
Bliss
S. Sio
B.S
Bland
Sge Bellans
Cyecscecoress
Stuart
Pape
Fairchild
Caldwell
Eatonic
X-Basin
Berry
Dag
Kam
Woodbury’s
Woodbury's
Mary T. Goldman
Kolorback
Pinaud
Parker
Furniture Poiish
HAAG
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