Radio Programs For This Evening Listing by AP
Evening radio schedule details many stations and times. It lists WDAP WDAR WEAF WJZ WLW WMAQ WMC WOAW WOC WOR WWJ KAC KDKA KFI KGW KHJ KPO KSD KYW WBAP WBZ WOAP WFI WGI WRG WGY WHAS WHN WIP WJAX WJAZ with programs ranging from music orchestras talks and dances across multiple time slots and regions.
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Associated Press
WDAP
Chicago
Central
WDAR
Philadelphia
Eastern
WEAF
New York
Federation of Churches
Orchestra
WJZ
WLW
Cincinnati
WMAQ
WMC
Memphis
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
Davenport
WOR
Newark
WWJ
Detroit
KAC
Montreal
KDKA
Pittsburgh
KFI
Los Angeles
Pacific
KGW
Portland
KHJ
KPO
San Francisco
KSD
St. Louis
KYW
WBAP
Fort Worth
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
WOAP
Washington
WFI
Boy Scouts Radio Corps
WGI
Medford Hillside
WRG
Buffalo
Wgyy
Schenectady
WHAS
Louisville
WHN
WIP
WJAX
Cleveland
WJAZ
Iowa Vigilantes Form 5000 Strong Prohibition Network
Des Moines reports Iowa has over 5,000 vigilantes allied with the Anti Saloon League to enforce dry laws. More than 1,000 committees exist, each with at least five members, aiming for 2,500 committees next year to influence elections and bar wets from party ballots.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Anti- Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League
Vigilantes
The Madness of Benetto and the Return Home
Benetto, an aging Sicilian immigrant, longs for his homeland and plans to marry Maria, but returns to Palermo in a fit of madness. Upon arrival he reveals he bought an American-style apartment and rents a five room home, inviting Tomasso to join his new life.
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Maria
Benetto
Stelly
Marta
Tomasso
Palermo
America
Henetto
Trasco
Four Hundred Thousand Visit Iowa Parks in 1923
Iowa reports 388 514 registered visitors across sixteen principal state parks in 1923. Jane’s County Park led with 100 000 visitors while Ledges State Park drew guests from Canada, Turkey, Panama, Japan, China, England, Scotland, Brazil, Hawaii and 29 other states and 74 Iowa counties. Backbone Memorial Park was second with about 80 000 visitors. Rain in August and September reduced attendance and lakes likely hosted over a million visitors statewide.
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Associated Press
Des Moinss
Iowa
R. E. Johnson
Iowa Board of Conservation
Jane’s County Park
Ledges State Park
Boone
Canada
Turkey
Panama
Japan
China
England
Scotland
Brazil
Hawaii
Memorial Park
Dolliver Memorial Park
Iowa Lakes
Boards of Conservation
Backbone Park
Theodore F. Clark Park
Dolliver Memorial PLC
Farmington
Fort Ateansom
Jones County
Lacey-Keosauque
Ledzes
Lepley
Lewis and Clark
Morehead Caves
Palisades
Kidora Pine Creek
Oakland Mills
Wid Life
Orthologist Union
Kent's Hole Cavern Figures in Early Anthropology
Kent's Hole near Torquay England became a focus of science after 1825 with excavations by Pengelly from 185 to 1860 costing about £2000. Finds include Paleolithic tools and bone implements such as needles awls and harpoons, and animal remains of lion hyena wolf fox rhinoceros mammoth Irish elk and reindeer showing their presence in Britain during the Stone Age.
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Torquay
England
Kent's Hole
Ume Immemorial
Pengelly
Britain
Griffith lists fine results from gridiron season
Western Conference athletic commissioner John L. Griffith reports over one half million boys and young men played football in the 1923 season. He notes 15,000 school and college teams, 106,000 games, and 590,000 participants, praising sportsmanship, coaching, and football as a positive educational influence.
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John L. Griffith
Griffith
GUILDS ABUSED THEIR POWER
Explanations trace the origin of medieval guilds as mutual aid groups with two classes the guild merchant and the craft guilds. The merchant guild held retail monopoly while craft guilds aimed to regulate trade for workers. As craft guilds waned monopoly bred hindrance to trade, giving rise to journeymen guilds and capitalist employer companies that evolved into London livery companies.
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Journeymen’s Guilds
London
Unknown Brown-Watson marriage reaches Canterbury
An American correspondent informs the archbishop of Canterbury that his great grandfather Brown married a Watson in the Church of England and asks for verification. Another letter to the archbishop, addressed simply to London, bears the note Not known at Canterbury Music hall.
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England
Jones
Canterbury Music Hall
Foot Pedal Piano A Novel Instrument For Hands Free Accompaniment
A compact invention called a foot-piano allows musicians to accompany other instruments with their feet. The device sits close to the ground under three feet tall and two feet deep, weighing around two feet two inches, with nine treble and nine bass notes adjustable to nine keys via a simple mechanism.
First Protestant Bible Donated to Cambridge Public Library
The only known Latin copy of the first Protestant pile was recently presented to Cambridge Public Library in Massachusetts by an anonymous benefactor.
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Cambridge
Mass
Fraudulent American Masters Deceived Louvre Buyers Paris
Paris officials accused American dealers of hoodwinking the Louvre into purchasing fake masterpieces. About 150 francs changed hands for a work likely worth 200 francs, among which were The Wise Men and The Annunciation of the Shepherds. The Society for the Protection of French Art cites mostly twelfth century pieces and numerous sculptures as part of the fraud claims.
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Louvre
Paris
Frances
America
Al‘ged
Society For the Protection of French
Begum of Hhopal Leads Asia's Only Woman Ruler
The Begum of Hhopal, the sole recognized female ruler in Asia, commands the loyalty of nearly two million people as she governs her domain and directs its affairs.
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Begum
Hhopal
Asia
Pilgrims Perform Mecca Rites At Kaaba and Arafat
Worshipers complete Hajj rites by circling the Kaaba seven times and kissing it then visit Ishmael and Hagar graves and proceed to Arafat for religious ceremonies central to the pilgrimage to Mecca.
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Kaaba
Ishmael
Hagar
Arafat
Mecca
Iowa Senate to extend escapes law to women facilities
Des Moines reports the revised escapes bill passed by the house extends a five year term for escaped prisoners to include women’s institutions. The change closes loopholes by inserting or women’s, ensuring the law applies to all state penal facilities named in the act.
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Des Moines
Senate
Women’s Reformaory
Rockwell City
Nerve Splicing Debut Amid Curative Science Claims
A report highlights nerve splicing as a recent achievement in curative science, signaling breakthroughs in medical treatment and restoring function. The article notes optimism about these techniques and their potential impact on patients.
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