Labor Day radio programs across stations and regions
United Press listing outlines 1925 broadcasts on WJZ KGW KDKA WCCO WCAP WOO WEAF and others. Programs include grand opera Aida from Manhattan Opera House, Dawes address, Brazil reception concert, F R family segment, and Alexandria Virginia labor day exercises at 7 30 P M EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
New York
Grand Opera
Manhattan Opera House
KGW
Portland
Scsauniches
Charles G. Dawes
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Brazil
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
R. Family
WCAP
Washington
WOO
Philadelphia
WEAF
Alexandria
Radio Programs Listed by City and Station
Radio schedules list programs by city and station including WAHG Long Island WDAF Fasan City School of the Air WEAR Iveland Dance WEA New ark Pianist WOO Milwaukee Omaha Philadelphia WRNY New York Concert orchestra and more with various orchestras and soloists
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahg
Long Island
Orean
WTAM
Rochester—Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati
WLIT
Philaelghis
Nyc
New York
Woaw
Omaha
Woo
Philadelphia
WPG
Atlantic City
WRNY
Silent Today Radio Listings and Orchestra Notes
Radio program guide fragment lists a 6:10 piece and 6:30 program blocks across stations in New York Washington Minneapolis Omaha Boston and more. Mentions operas pianist orchestras and concerts with call letters like WNBC WJZ WOR WBZ WCAX and WCAE with various cities and programs noted in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
WCAP
Washington
Lebration
WJJD
Mooseheart
WPAA
Dallas
Rue Collin
WJZ
York—Opera
WOAW
Omaha
WOR
Newark
al Reid
WCCO
Minneapolis
WBZ
Colos
WCAE
Ttsburgh
WCX
Concert Radio Listings Across Cities and Stations
A dense, fragmented roundup of radio concert and program listings by city and station. Mentions include New York WEAF and WJZ, Cincinnati WLW and WCKR, Detroit orchestras, Lincoln KOA, Denver KOA, Des Moines WIAM and WMG, and multiple regional bands and orchestras scheduled from 6:30 PM onward across numerous outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troit
WEAF
New York
Ww Werc
Cincinnati
WLW
WPG
Atlantic City
WRNY
WITAM
Cleveland
WRW
Tarrytown
OEF
WHAZ
Troy
Mvesic
KFNF
Shenandoah— Orchestra
KFAB
Lincoln
KOA
Denver
WBZ
Springfield—Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
WMG
Memphis
Loeckport
Muasic
Wee
New York—Entertainment
Pittsburgh
Pristow
KFUO
WDAF
Kansas City
Ies Moines
WERC
Radio Schedule Fragments Tie Programs Across Cities
A scrambled list shows stations and programs from cities like Lockport San Antonio New York Pittsburgh and Washington. Entries include orchestras orchestral broadcasts and hour slots such as 8 30 PM and 9 PM with stations WFAA WOAI WRNY WSMB KFEK KSD WCAP and WCAE among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Oe
Lockport
Ato
WFAA
St. Louis
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Orestra
WCAP
Washington
Labor Day Crossword Clue List Showcases Puzzles and Wordplay
A dense list of crossword clues and enumerations for a Labor Day puzzle. The page features horizontal and vertical entries with various definitions such as animal names, body parts, actions, and common phrases. The set includes long thematic clues and a final line noting a national reference.
Police hunt for Isaak Waltons in clubrooms theft
Police are on the watch for several Isaak Waltons who broke into the Glen Oak clubrooms at Fifty Eighth St. and White River and stole fishing poles, fishing reels and a flat boat valued at about $60. This is the second break in two weeks at the clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaaak Waltons
Glen Oak
Eighth St
White River
Local Radio Schedule Snippet from Early Listings
A partial schedule lists station and program notes including WREO Lansing players WSAI Cincinnati and WTA Cleveland programs with 9 10 P M KOA Denver pro and Long Island orchestra entries reflecting a fragmented radio guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tic City—Orchestra
Wreo Lansing
WSAI
Cincinnati
WTA
Cleveland
WAH
Long Island—Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Radio Schedule Minute by Minute Listing
A concise rundown of station times includes WFAA WCX WBZ WPG WRNY WCAE WGR W0C KTHS WTAM WKRC and KPO with programs listed from 6:30 PM to midnight covering music and talk throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WFAA
WCX
WBZ
WPG
WRNY
WCAE
WGR
W0c
KTHS
WTAM
WKRC
KPO
Centralto WTAM and network stations list programs and orchestras
Radio guide fragment notes schedules for Cleveland WTA M and EO sPD in Atlanta M KS and Des Moines, Cincinnati and Seattle. Mentions motor program and midnight times, plus various named orchestras and stations such as Log Ancaies and Sancesco Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralto
WTAM
Cleveland— Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
KFI
Los Angeles
Des Moines
Fropam
WERC
Cincinnati
Woo
Nutes Sancesco
Seattle
Mugric
Houdini to testify in Chesterfield spirit trial
Famous magician and anti medium crusader Harry Houdini will testify as an expert witness against fourteen Chesterfield Indiana mediums facing trial in Anderson Indiana for charges linked to spirit fraud. Houdini says he will cancel engagements to attend. He has long campaigned against mediums and plans a book on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Servier
Cleveland
Ohio
Harry Houdini
Chesterfield
Ind
Anderson
Virginia Swain
NEA Service
Indianapolis Times
Houdini
Hoosier Briefs: Funks Lake Auto Race and Local News
Hoosier Briefs notes Funks Lake near Winchester hosts the big auto race today. Adam Long of Ellhart Mills, 62, suffers serious head injuries from a lift fall but is expected to recover. Seymour Water warns customers to conserve water amid heat and possible fires. Miss Minerva Metzger, a returned China missionary, visits Rossville and attends a party at Mrs. W. A. Doty’s home. Jx Jon Scott and Ernest Pyle D return to Bluffton after a southern Indiana and Kentucky trip visiting Sandcave where Floyd Collins died. Two truckloads of Decatur County stock reach Indianapolis for the State fair. eight county boys join the fair camp. Tipton treasurer W. S. Walker has written 7,500 tax receipts for the November installment. 3,000–4,000 more remain. Bloomington coal dealers report prices up $1.25 due to anthracite miners’ strike. Union services honor Rev. W. E. Moore, First Christian Church, with Rev. Martin Lee Grant presiding.
Harris and Overtree Held on Vagrancy Charges
Clarence Harris and Gus Overtree are held on vagrancy charges with bonds of 3000 dollars each after John Hardwick reported two men forced entry at his rear Blake Street home and stole 27 dollars. Both defendants denied the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Harris
Gus Overtree
N. West St
John Hardwick
Blake St
Labor Day Reflections From The Federation Chief
The Federation of Labor leader discusses Labor Day origins in 1882 and 1884, eight hour workday wins, immigration limits, child labor laws, education advocacy, and AFL gains. He cites wartime loyalty, workers' protections, and calls for continued progress toward greater gains for labor on the next Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
WRC
WQI
Wwoc
WOAI
WIBO
WIP
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WHAS
WGES
WGN Webh
WBBM
WBCN
PWX
KYW
KFDM
WEAR
WWJ
Koa—Who
WSMB
KFKX
KGO
KFRU
WMC
Brunswick Radiolas
Brunswick Shop
Penn
Keith
Atwater
Kent
Super -Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash. St
Indianapolis
Music House
N. Penn
Record den of
Kara’s
Kruse-Connell
Ohio ST
Automobile
Principle
Rare Consolidated League
Act of
Gait
WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light Company
Concert Circle
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Hot Springss— Orchestra
WHN
New York— Revues
Oakland
Progas
Weve Francisco
Rogram
WSAT
Eamnatiod
Crusader Against
Hoosier Briefs
Funks Lake
Winchester
Adam Long
Ellhart Mills
Seymour Water Company
Minerva Metzger
China
Rossville
W. A. Doty
Jon Scott
Ernest Pyle
Bluffton
Indiana
Kentucky
Sandcave
Floyd Collins
Decatur County
I W. S. Walker
Tipton
Bloomington
W. E. Moore
First Christian Church
Europe
Martin Lee Grant
Temple Congregational Church
Marion Ministerial Association
Nes
Nou
Twowell
Jerrow
Rocky Point
Daddy Sam Kenny
Svits ME
Douma
Olivia
United Feature Syndicate
Williams
Nkum
Freckles
Blosser
Los
Federation of Labor
By William Green
City of
Federation
Trade Union Movement
Congress
William Green
Chamberlain
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