Radio Programs and Market Reports Broadcast Schedule
A dense broadcast listing details numerous radio programs and market reports across stations WJX era RI. It lists times for livestock and market updates, weather forecasts, fruit and vegetable shipments, musical selections, and entertainment segments. The schedule includes references to stations and programs with varied timings throughout the day.
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Aragtes
New England
Iddt
Vtian
Amateure Loere
Chicago
Pioneering Radio Telegraph Station Report in Europe
Henry Field of Baxcrave Hall Leicestershire writes that LISTENING-IN ROKA reached KDKA reception in Europe on April 14 between midnight and 2am his time. He notes interference from high power transmissions and reports hearing stations WJZ and WIP and seven amateurs with tube ORS and two stage amplifier. Margaret Northrop to broadcast from WEAF tonight followed by Browning King hour of dance music on WHAF through Miss Byrne's society orchestra.
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Woodward & Lothrop
Plano
Artapollo
Washington Loand Trust Company
Victor Entertainment
Artme
Grandpa ' Burkkess
U Weather Bureau
WIH
Fiaaco
Sunny Jim
Maxie Jones
River Shannon
Marta Tom
WMU
Doubleday-Hill Electric Co
Mueleal
Annie Laurie
Leon Tom and
Sante
Lucia Santana
Tommy Lad
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Resulee
Little Folke
Tom
Sventa Tis
Port Worth
Tex
Wenamaker's
Philadelphia
ROKA
Europe
Henry Field
Baxcrave Hall
Leicestershire
Eng
Bagcrave Hall
Leicestshire
Knw
WJZ
Henry Fild
Margaret Northrop
WEAF
Browning King
Misa Byrne
Society Orchestra
Oananananaareeray
Best Little Theater Foreseen in Capital
Washington hosts Ram's Head Players for three night program of pantomime and farce in joint effort with the District League of American Pen Women. Josephine Hutchigan shines as Phiynatis and Robert Hell portrays the pantomime prodigal in Carre and Brown pieces with strong supporting turns from Leona Roberta, Master Shafer, Walter Beck, and others. Elizabeth Gardner Coomba and Miss Browns for curtain call, while Mrs Theodora Tiller notes the rising little theater in the capital.
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Washington
Theodora Tiller
District League of American Pen Women
Ram's Head Playhouse
Ram's Head Players
Leagues of Pen Women
Michel Carre
Spain
Alice Brown
Josephine Hutchigan
Phiynatis
Robert Hell
Mme
M Pierrot
Leona Roberta
Shafer
Walter E Beck
le Beran
William Arthur White
Plaune
Elizebeth Gardner Coomba
Josephine Huthteen
Leona Roberts
Betty
Harding
Military leave and reassignment orders for Army officers
A list of officers granted leave of absence and reassigned to various posts and units. The notices include First Lieut Henry Anderson and many cavalry, infantry, and artillery officers being sent to Forts Bragg Fort Meade Fort Sam Houston Fort Des Moines Fort Benning and other postings. Also noted are medical corps transfers from Walter Reed and Fort Benning to new divisions and Forts. The document presents a roster style roll of officers with destinations and ranks.
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Secon
Tt University of Atzera
Corpa
Fort Brom
EO Ro
Warres McCare
Levy
H Gardner
John Cocke
Anthony J Krat
Port BA Russel
Joseph W Geer
Fort Oylethorpe
Paul C Febiger
Cavalry
Fort D A
Russell
Wye
Kenneth G Hoge
Fort D
Henry C Michie, Jr
Medical Corps
Walter Reed General Hospital
Paul C Hutton
Fort Benning
Joseph R. Bibb
Camp Meade
Alfred F Biles Jr
Infantry
Henry R. Anderson
Chester A Carlston
Evertt L. Rice
28Th Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Lee Heber
20Th Infantry
Carroll Tye
3Th Infantry
Frederick M. Harris
2Th Infantry
Feodor O Schmidt
Fort Snelling
Minn
William W Jenna
12Th Infantry
Fort Howard
Arthur E Burnap
18Th Infantry
Fort Warren
Mass
Prince Euripp
6Th Infantry
Fort Thomas
Robert M Shaw
Infentry
3D Division
Capta Joseph A_ Sheridan
6Th Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Jaurence V. Houston
3D Field Artillry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Percy G Black
16Th Field Artillery
Fort Myer
John D White
6Thield Artillery
Fort Des Moliner
John D Key
2D Field Artillery
James G Caxetter
5Th Field Artillery
Mark 4
Dawson
Claude G. Benham
3D Field Artillery
Fort Braga
Ernest T Barco
27Th Field Artillery
Everett M Graven
Field Artillery
Philip Ram
William B .Weston
88D Field Artillery
Paul C. Boylan
Nyield
Fort Des Moines
Ohowing
Sapts
Alpha
Cyril Bassich
Norbert C Manley
Johno G White
Leo F Crane
Wiclikm H Quarterman
Ts William J Egan
Warren H Mc
Audrey M. Post
Elmer R. Black
Frank Gosnell
Fort Sill
Oklo
Presidio of
San Francisco
William D. Alexander
Harold H Riatine
Joan 0. Hosking
Ray L. Burnell
Stuart McLeod
Albert C Searle
William E Kneass
Joseph & Robinson
Melvin J McCreary
Moore A Stuart
Frank L. Thompson
Navy Assignments Rear Admirals and Captains Named
Rear admirals Charles F Hughes Richard G H Jackson Louis M Nurton and captains Alfred W Johnson Thomas L Johnson Henry B Price Richard D White James D Bobbitt John F Hart Wilbert W Munsell Francis D Walker Raymond M Bright William G Conrad Arthur C Miles Frederick W Pennoyer receive new commands school postings or staff assignments across the fleet and shore establishments including Newport Washington Guam Puget Sound San Francisco New York Boston Beenie Pensacola and Hampton Roads during 1923.
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Charles F Hughes
US Naval War College
Newport
Richard GH. Jackson
Chief of Naval Operations
Washington
Louis M. Nurton
Fourth Naval District
Alfred W Johnson
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau of Geonautics
Thomas L. Johnson
U 38 Mercy
U & Naval Academy
Annapolis
U. &. Argonne
Julian D Wltesa
San Francisco
New York
Roland E Krause
U & S Oklahoma
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Edgar Thompson
U S Naval Horp
Charleston, & C
Battle Fleet
James D Bobbitt
TSS
Milwaukee
John F. Hart
Wilbert W Munsell
Boston
Francis D Walker
Naval Hospital
Hosp
Trent
Raymond M Bright
USS Milwaukee
William G Conrad
Hampton Roads
Arthur C Miles
Construction Corps
Naval Aircraft Factory
Beenie
Naval Air Station
Sanego
Frederick W Pennoyer
Langley
Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Receivers Sought for Hippodrome Theater in District
Mrs Mary M E dtenz who runs a motion picture business with her son Norman Stene asks the District Supreme Court to appoint receivers for the Hippodrome theater at 506 K Street NW. Alvin L Newsmyer, sequestrator of the property of the son named in the suit, would be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Hippodrome Theater
K Streets
Mary M E Dtenz
Norman Stene
Alvin L. Newsmyer
Sona
Newsmyst
Margaret Stenz
Norman Stenz
Oscar Nauck
Stenz
Jeffords & Dutton
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Windlephone
Srope
Altoorders
Raval Presa
Rta
Timber Bros
Wly—Cinetanatl
Wintrowbridge & Clothier
Mayer Davis Bellevussis Cord Hotel Dance Orchestra
Ture
Prador
Srwerrs
Uncle Dudley
Fertow
Dudley Radio Co
Wee
Andy
Gloria Swanbon
Clerke
Walt
Phyllis
Nicholas
Hanow
Cicero Sapp
By Fred Locher
Lion
Bruser
Gideon
Sore
Capital
Ram’s Head Playhouse
Harold Teen
The
Tenderfoot
Winnie Winkle
Simon
aVeEl Tinea
Simon Dear
Angel Face
Breanne R
NAVY
Womax
Unsteid School
Ade
City Club St
Congress
Acer
Areer
Clive Mace
Tre