Radio schedule highlights for May 8 1927 across major stations
A detailed list shows programs for WCOA WLIT WRVA WSBT WSMB and chains WEAF WJZ and others. Notable items include KDKA Pittsburgh 5 45 to 8 with 9 30 PM KMOX Herbert Paschen musical saw 10 PM Music Mixers 10 30 PM and KOA Denver dinner concert 7 PM 8 PM band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
Grand Theatre
KFNF
Shenandoah
KMA
Mays
KMOX
St. Louis
Herbert Paschen
Hotel Coronado Orchestra
KOA
Denver
Kyw
Chicago
WBBM
WMAK
Ralph Williams
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Nighthawk Frolic
WEAF
New York
Eddie Elkins
Eveready Hour
WEEI
WFI
WGR
WOC
WJAR
WCCO
WWJ
WTAM
KSD
WTAG
WRC
WCAE
WGN
WHAS
WSB
WGY
WSM
WSAI
WMC
Pan American
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Janssen’s
Hoffray Orchestra
WEBH
Edgewater Beach Orchestra
Chicago Tribune
Musicale
Sam ‘N' Henry
the Music Box
Salernés
WHO
Des Moines
Tea Room Orchestra
Frank Cole
Wbzwbza
George Olsen
Stromberg Carlson
Radio listings and concerts across Chicago and beyond
Radio schedules from WBZ and KDKA to KYW and WLS list programs hour by hour. The lineup includes talk with Pres Coolidge references, orchestral pieces, choral clubs, lectures, and performances by Gilbert Jaffy and Burnham's Rhythm Kings across stations WLS WMAQ WOC WOW and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
KYW
WBAL
Coolidge
WJI
WLS
Chicago
Mary
June
Don Malin
WMAQ
Chicago News
U. of C
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WOC
Davenport
WOW
Omaha
Gilbert Jaffy
Burnham
Rhythm Kings
Brighton Socials and Community Notes Highlight Church Events
The Brighton community reports a Presbyterian church social at Mrs. D F Berry's home with about 35 attendees. Laban Freak and Glen Beal joined Pythian Sisters initiation, while two others missed. Various residents visited, hosted, or traveled. flu and scarlet fever notes appear amid quilting, dinners, and rain. Smallpox scare eased after light cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
The
Presbyterian Church
D. F. Berry
Pythian
Laban Freak
Glen Beal
Velma Christiansen
Dave Kilgore
Washington
Dorothy Horn
Cedar Rapids
Gale Heacock
Sidney Smith
Medford
Oregon
John McCaleb
R. B. Clark
Allerton
Mary Wikoff
Fairfield
Dave Irwin
J. C. White
Harley White
Lydia Madden
Adam Kasowsky
Ida Bevens
W. A. Coffman
R. J. Armstrong
Pearl Crile
Margaret
Fonda
Iowa
Graham Picken
Jim Dawson
Thelma
Keota
Verne Dawson
Donald Wortman
Wapello
O. H. Clark
Orvis
E. B. Sinn
Sigourney
Ottumwa
Ralph Tracy
Robert Edwards
Laban Fleak
O. H. Story
Milton Snyder
Spokane
Wash
Mary Snyder
Margaret Jean Rudolph
James Harris
Frazier
Quarateen
Charlie
Mr. Frazier
Local Pass Numbers and Freight Notation
Fragmentary OCR lists No 60 Local Pass No 430 Local Pass No 836 Lo freight with unclear context. No names dates or places are readable to specify event or entity beyond these numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Russel
Differences Between Smart Driving and Smart Aleck Driving
The piece contrasts prudent driving with boastful reckless behavior and argues focusing on children's playgrounds could improve conditions, urging less attention to international issues and more practical domestic concerns.
Horn Talk on Horn Use for Emergencies and Courage
A humorous note argues continuous horn honking may signal an emergency or a public confession of cowardice by a speed maniac. It suggests giving the driver the right of way in either case and treats horn use as a practical signal in traffic.
Global turmoil and floods reshape nations and markets
Weeklong disasters flood the Middle West with Mississippi and Kansas rivers bursting banks while tornadoes strike Texas Oklahoma Missouri and Illinois. Civil unrest in China and financial tremors in Japan mix with U S policy shifts and corporate upheaval as nations seek relief and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Soccor
St. Vrancis
Arkansas
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Texas
Oklahoma
Illinois
Milnois
Red Cross
War Department
National Guard
Nationalist split in China centers on Nanking leadership
ODERATES of the Chinese Nationalist party establish their capital in Nanking with Chiang Kai-shek in control. The split with the Communists at Hankow appears definite as moderates impeach the Manchow group and Peng Yu-lsiang, the former “Christian general,” is noted in the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang
Shanghai
Canton
Quo Tai-chi
Sun Yat-sen
Tan Yenkai
Sun Fo
Hankow
Nanking
Chang Tso-lin
Chang Chung-chang
Tientsin-Pukow
Quo
Kuomintang Party
China
Tiankow
Marshal Chang
Peking
Third Internationale
Moscow
Legation Quarter
Pukow
Yanetse
Sun -Huan-Fang
Yuangtse
Kiangsu
Rye Oderates
Chinese Nationalist Party
Chiang Kaleshek
Mankow
Peng Yu-lsiang
Marines Repel Rebel Assaults in Nicaragua Skirmishes
Fighting between government forces and liberals in Nicaragua prompts repeated attacks on American marines guarding railways. Marines respond with machine gun fire, inflicting casualties as Managua fears rebels aim to press the United States to intervene. Henry L. Stimson, an investigator for President Coolidge, holds talks with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Managua
Jenry J. Stimson
Coolidge
American Catholic Advocates Church State Separation
Smiti replies to Charles C. Marshall in Atlantic Monthly praising separation of church and state. He argues for equal treatment of all churches under the law and for public schooling as a cornerstone of American liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICAN
la Barca
Jalisco
Lake Chapala
Donna Refugio Obregon de Ponce de Leon
Obregon
Mexico
el Catorce
Smiti
Charles C. Marshall
Atlantic Monthly
United States
Mistrial Granted in Sapiro Ford Libel Suit
Judge Raymond in Detroit grants a mistrial in the Sapiro versus Ford libel case after defense motion centered on juror Cora Hoff man who gave an interview published by the Detroit Times. Hoff man is cleared of allegations she discussed a $310,000 bribe and questioned her qualification as a juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Cora Hoffman
Detroit Times
Rauymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radio Digest Publishing Company
WCOA
WLIT
WRVA
WSBT
WSMB
Physicians and Surgeons
E. Stutsman
F. & M. Bank
A. John Droz
West Main St
CG. W. McLaughlin
M. D
West Main Street
W. L. Alcorn
Iowa Ave
Wilson Heating Co
Preston
Osteopathic
South Iowa Ave
T. G. Arthur
Marion Ave
Lemley & Yard Insurance
National Bank Bidg
Chiropractors
Charles C. Brown
Little & Pratt
Lloyd Little
Mart Pratt
Blaine J. Holmes
A. J. Franzen
South
L. B. Lupton
S. Iowa Ave
North
Hugh Dougall
R. R
Austin Sutherland
Washington, Iowa
East Main Street
C. V. Brown
South of Water Works
Rickey’s
T. A. Michels
Morrison & Morrison Awyers Morrison Oe
North Side Sq
Brookhart Bros. Law
Opera House
Cc. J. Wilson Co
C. Wilson Wilson & Wilson Lawyers Opposite Journal Office
Livingston & Richeraw Abstract
INO. W. Applegate Real Estate
Brookhart Bldg
East Washington Street
City
J. D. Dayton
Westchester
Washington County
Frank Boller
T. J. Pease
Farmers and Merchante Bank
W. J. Masson
Corbin & Barrett Shoe Store
George W. Stewart Hardware & Implements
South Side Square
Rhua Helmick
Wilbur Day
Thelma Knoppe
Beardstown
E Red Dayton
Verna Westman
Cyrus
T. L. Brockhart
H. P. Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
Carbaugh
I. M
Arthur Goodin
Bethlehem Commandery
E. T
P. J. Wallace
E. C. Arthur Goodin
Alice Meek
W. M. Della McBride
Damascus Shrine
Masonic Temple
Maude B. Davis
Sara E. Walker
Amos Chapter de Molay
William Bragg
M. C. Dale Shorts
Washington Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
L. R. Lovelett
S. T. Rickey
Washington Lodgeg
A. F
A. M
W. M
R. W. Thompson
Arriv
Golden State
Knoxville
J. C. McMay
Southwest Limited
W. C. Bell
Fred W Johnson
Atizens' Safety Committee
Philo. Amber of Commerce Re
Howard M. Cooper
New Jersey Rotary Club
President Coolidge
W. W. Whittinghill
Mackinnesland
Eichrenbreitstein
Coblenz
Edward Ww. Pickard
APAN
Bank of Japan
Bank of Formosa
House of Suzuki
Privy Council
Wakatsuki
Karon Taunuka
Ederal
G. M. Bourquin
San Francisco
Federalship
High Seas
Coast Guard
White House
Kellogg
Commeree Sloover
Hoover
Mr. Kellogg
Mr. Hoover
GQ Tockromoras
United WJ States Steel Corporation
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