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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1925

Page

11

Sunday Public Broadcast Features From 1925 Radio Listings

A condensed schedule lists various 1925 radio programs across stations like WJZ WGY WEAF WTAG WSAI and more. Highlights include Mme Louise Homer recital at 9 15 p m Rivoli Symphony Orchestra concert 3 45 pm and Dr S Parkes Cadman Sunday conference with evening talks by Capt Donald MacMillan Arctic explorer plus a Capitol Theater program in Chicago.

United Arcas New York KSD WEEI WOO WJAR WSAI WCCO WOC WCAP WCAE WTAG WGR Www Mme Louise Homer WJZ WGY Schenectady Rivoli Symphony Orchestra WEAF WCAB S. Parkes Cademan WWJ Donald MacMillan Arctic Explorer Capitol Theater Program WLS Chicago United Press Weaf WFI WJR Constitution Week Washington, D. C WRC Washington Army Music

Radio Programs and Concerts Across Cities

A listing of radio programs and concerts airing in various cities. Shows include orchestras, talks, novelty acts, theater organ performances, and sports Talk formats across Chicago New York Minneapolis Washington Newark Philadelphia and other markets.

WCAE Pittsburgh GBS Newark WGN Chicago WOC Davenport WPG Atlantic City KYW WCCO Minneapolis St WRC Washington—Orchestra M.—Ema Shenandoah WEAF Jan Wor

Dance Card Radio Schedule for Evening Hours

Radio listings show programs from 8:00 to 1:00 with stations WIR WLS WTAM WGY WMC FHT KTHS WREO WEBH WGBS WRC KPO WCCO WEAF WLS WGES WGN WAHG WFAA WDAF KGO KHJ WOK and WaQd airing across the day.

WIR WLS WTAM WGY WMC FHT KTHS WREO WEBH WGBS WRC KPO WCCO WEAF WGES WGN WAHG WFAA WDAF KGO KHJ WOK WaQd Sport Review Ane KPRC Heston Era TL Ton WMBB Eh OaNe Tion Geoulats Omaha WOC Day Lanai Ance Annes Vansing Philadelphia— Orchestra St—west Chicago New York Washington Four BOA Denver WBCN Weecoa St. Paul—Orchestra Winnie St. Louis Was Pago Orcneaeta Philadelphia WRW Tarrytown Oakland Comic Oper Oak Park Elgine Muse WHT Mooseheart WSB Atlanta KFI Los Angeles Richmond—Dance WEAA Dlas——Orchestra Chicago —Minstrels Hicago Yiglin Rinuo Piring Sitin Judge Statie Chicago— Musicale Kansas City Angeles—Orchestra San Francisco— Orchestra Chico Your Hour League A. M WJJD Detroit Schenectady First Lutheran Church KDKA East Pittsburgh

Radio Listings Featuring Concerts and Scores Across Cities

A dense table of radio station identifiers and broadcasting items lists performances and programs in multiple cities. Entries mention piano, orchestras, vocalists, and ensembles with varied times from early evening to late night across New York Chicago Pittsburgh Newark Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

Papert New York Ales Mozwear Dallas WGN Chicago WOR Newark WGBS Oprano Skttass Eee Jid Mooseheart KDKA Pittsburgh Shenandoah Paul Landeroute SD de St Atlantic City Philadelphia WJZ WLS Ford Glenn WMBB Cage WNYC

Varied radio program listings across United States

A fragmented schedule lists programs from New York Omaha Chicago Washington and Mooseheart featuring music talks and concerts. Stations include WOAW WwQJ WRC WRNY WGBS WJJD with piano spirituals and dinner offerings noted alongside historical radio lineups.

New York WOAW Omaha—Orchestra Wwqj Chicago WRC Washington WRNY WGBS WJJD Mooseheart

Silent Radio Call Letters Listed Across Stations

A catalog of radio station call letters appears, grouping many stations such as Silent Today Central and Far West networks with various three to four letter identifiers. The list includes K prefixes and multiple regional codes, suggesting a directory or index of broadcasts.

Radio Listings of Concerts and Programs Across Cities

A dense schedule lists various radio stations and time slots featuring concerts, orchestras, vocalists, duets, and talks across cities. Notable entries include New York soprano and tenor duets at WEAF, Detroit serenaders, Chicago orchestras, and Dallas pianist performances.

WGBS Oreaten York Ranie KDA Rodin East Pittspur WCCO Minneapolis-St WIR Detroit Chicago Daw and Pratt WNYC New York Yee Et Batavia—Orchestra WRW Arytown WSB Tlanta WTAM Cleveland—Music WRNY York Felix Shay WEAF Dallas WGY Schenectady—Orchestra WGN Wace Memphis—Orchestra Woal San Arroyo Eal Slog WSMB New Oreans Leon Goldman WHT Chicago—Orchestra KFRA Bristow M c. Wma Shenandoah KTHS Hot Springs

Broad Radio Schedule Highlights From Cities and Orchestras

A dense listing of radio programs and station notes across multiple markets. Schedules include orchestras, dance bands, vaudeville acts, comedians, soloists, and church services from stations such as WMBB KPRC WREO WEAF WLS WOC KHJ KPO WHT KGO and others.

Silent Sunday Radio Network List

A compilation of radio station call letters and network names spanning multiple regions. The list includes Central and Eastern stations such as KFIM KFKX KEMQ KSD WCEE WMAQ WMC WIL WOI WSUI Eastern CKAC CNRO PWX WAAN WAHG WBAV WDWF WEBJ WHAZ WJR WTAM and others like woo WOB WHC WLIT and WTIc.

Central KFDM KFKX KFNF KEMQ KFUO KSD WOI WOS WOWL WSUI WCBD WHO WLW WOAN WAAM WBAYV WBZ CAU WCAP WCTS WDWF WEBJ WEEI WHAZ WIP WJAR WJY WLIT MAK WOO WCX WTIC Wwid Far West KFAE KFOA KLX KFIM WCEE WMAQ WMC WIL Eastern CKAC CNRO PWX WAAN WAHG WBAV WJR WTAM WOB WHC

Broadcaster App Resume of Chicago and National Radio Programs

A garbled OCR list catalogs radio stations and programs across several cities. It mentions Chicago contracts and concerts, orchestras in Davenport and Cleveland, churches in Philadelphia and New York, and various time slots from 1 PM to 7 PM with stations WHT WOC WWJ KDKA WBZ and more. The text lacks coherent narrative but preserves numerous station callsigns, times, and venues.

Chicago Sunshine Hour WOC Davenport—Orchestra WWJ Detroit WQJ WCAR Utsburgh— Orchestra WGN Gro Chicago—Service Wwip Philadelphia Trinity Church M.—Wear Cleve Theater Orchestra WGES Wie Newhestra Welk Theater Pograry Woap Mek Ry Sheanloah Golden Rule Circle St Dallasj Radio Bible WGR Buffalo WLS Little Brown New York Kene

Radio Listings Showcase City Concerts and Performances

A dense spread of radio call signs and city names lists church services, concerts, and orchestral performances across major U S cities. Entries include Chicago New York Dallas Los Angeles San Antonio Philadelphia and more with times and performers such as violin solos and male quartets.

WSB Brs Atlanta Wesley Memorial Hurch Elgin Dl— Orchestra Sid P. Me KPUO Louis New York Wcti WCAE WEEI Naw York Koa Denver Servis WS Bod Cadladelphia KTHS Hot Springs KHJ Los Angeles Oran WGN Chicago—Ensemble WIZ New Yoni Godfrey Ludlow WGY AW Omaha WORD Batavia Chor Singers WSUL Iowa City WRW Tarrytown Weco Mills — Nneapon St. Paul Chicago KPRC Houston—Orchestra WFAA Dallas McDowell Sisters WOAI San Antonio WOC Qatits KFI Los_ Angeles Pine Hour Kray He Prings WPG el Son Oliywor Ty Pea Rorram WGES Oak Park Bitty Knight— Rong Ass 'Angeles Degherre WJJD Mooseheart

Sousa at Murat Promises Famous Marches Sunday Evening

John Philip Sousa appears at the Murat with a program dominated by his famous marches. The concert is scheduled for Sunday evening with Sousa leading the band in a selection of enduring compositions.

John Philip Sousa

Popularity of Times Night Demonstrated by Radio Program

The Times radio program on WFBM from the Severin studio drew strong listener approval Friday night. Carl Fohl announced for The Times with the Indianapolis Music Promoters led by Miss Lillian M. LeMon. The show featured the Mitchell Chorus, Mrs Lucretia Lawson Mitchell, Miss Elsie L Mitchell, Miss Mae Clements, Theodore Cable, and Reginald DuValle Orchestra with jazz by the group.

Indianapolis Times WFBM Merchants Heat and Light Company Times the Severin Carl Fohl the Times Indianapolis Lillian M. LeMon Mitchell Chorus Lucretia Lawson Mitchell Elsie L. Mitchell Baldwin Grand Hazel B. Johnson Theordore Cable Reginald DuValle Theo Lore Cable Ben Hollman Earl Washington Mason Wiliams William Williamson Charlie McLaughlin Bruce Beadenbaugh Fereid Chandler Iruramer Temessee

Cross Word Puzzle From Yesterday’s Newspaper

Answer to yesterday’s crossword puzzle is not fully readable here. The readable segments hint at a dense list of numbered clues covering animals plants metals and common words. The page appears to be a puzzle fill with horizontal and vertical entries and related definitions.

Hoosier Briefs in 1920s Arson Zoo Donation and Local Events

A column of Hoosier briefs notes Elkanah Hulley donating his pet squirrel found after chopping a tree hole a year ago. It reports Mrs Golden A Smith becoming president of the Seymour district Mission Society and mentions fire damage claims paid for a new Anderson high school gymnasium, a Summitville fair, a hunter in Vincennes killing a golden eagle, a Frankfort barber shop goat contest, Oscar M Baker organizing an all saxophone band, a drop in Kosciusko County horses since 1920, an Auburn auto theft trail, and a Wabash Halloween street event.

Arson Elkanah Hulley Hulley

Kidney health and Foley pills advertisement

An advertisement explains kidneys work from birth and filter waste. It promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant to gently flush kidneys and increase waste elimination. Sold by all good drug stores.

All Good

Third Fire Victim Dies in Fatal Bedford Blast

Otto Martin, 26, dies from burns after a blast at his Bedford home. His wife and young son perished when a kerosene fire sparked an explosion that ignited the house. Mrs Martin and the son had died earlier. Martin died Friday while attempting to rescue them.

Bedford Otto Martin

Pash Fined and Sentenced for Burglary in Indiana Court

Earl Pash, 80, colored, fined $500 and given one to four teen years by Judge Pro Tem. Frank A. Symmes for burglary. Nathaniel Mallory, 19, colored, arrested with Pash, sentenced one to fourteen years at the Indiana Reformatory but the term was suspended during good behavior.

Earl Pash Indiana State Prison Frank A. Symmes Nathaniel Mallory Pash Indiana Reformatory

Appeals Filed in Court From City Court Dockets

One hundred twenty appeals filed today in Criminal Court cover Sept 15 to Oct 15. Thirty four concern intoxication and thirty seven involve operating blind tigers. eight relate to driving while intoxicated.

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