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444:(March 23, 1922), and the Stix-Baer-Fuller department store's WCK (April 3, 1922, deleted November 30, 1928, as WSBF). At this time all broadcasters transmitted their entertainment programs on 360 meters, so the stations in a given area had to establish a time-sharing agreement specifying the time periods during which each would operate. A Benwood Company advertisement that appeared in early May listed WEB's schedule as 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. In late April it was announced that WEB had installed a 300-watt transmitter — a high power for the time — consisting of six 50-watt tubes.
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last word in luxury tourists", and it also could be installed on police department automobiles for emergency communication. The two also made a few additional experimental radio broadcasts, from a variety of sites and apparently under multiple station licenses, although details are limited. On
January 29, 1922, it was announced that Woods was preparing a radio concert for the upcoming Friday evening featuring the City Club Quartet, to be followed at noon on Saturday by an address by Beatrice Forbes Robertson on the "Causes and Cure of Labor Unrest".
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In the year-and-a-half prior to WEB's first license, the
Benwood Company and its owners had made several experimental broadcasts on an irregular schedule. The Benwood Company was a small electrical firm, specializing in radio, that was named after its co-founders, the company's president William E.
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began working in conjunction with The
Benwood Company, a partnership that would expand over the next few years. The newspaper arranged for Benson and Woods to conduct a broadcast on February 9, 1922, from the Benwood building located at 1110 Olive Street, and following its successful completion the
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December 1920 newspaper article stated that they had successfully communicated with an automobile over a distance of 30 miles (48 kilometers). At the time, it was noted that "The wireless telephone will be the
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There were numerous frequency shifts during the WIL's early history, until, in mid-1929, the station was assigned to part-time operation on a low-powered "local" frequency, 1200 kHz. It initially shared this frequency with two other St. Louis stations, WMAY and KFWF, but after both of these
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December 1, 1921, regulations mandated that stations wishing to make broadcasts now had to hold a Limited Commercial license that explicitly authorized the broadcasts. The Benwood Company filed the necessary paperwork, and on April 5, 1922, was issued a broadcasting station license with the
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January 2008, Bonneville agreed to sell the station to the Entertainment Media Trust for $ 1.2 million; the deal did not include the rights to the WIL call sign. Following the sale's completion, on March 5, 2008, the call sign was changed to KZQZ, and the format was changed to
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randomly assigned call letters of WEB. The authorization included permission to use both wavelengths that had been set aside by the government for broadcasting stations: 360 meters (833 kHz) for "entertainment" and 485 meters (619 kHz) for "market and weather news".
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p.m. on Friday. WIL was now broadcasting on 1100 kHz, a frequency it shared with WCK. This arrangement lasted until early 1927, when the Benson Radio
Broadcasting Company resumed as the sole operator, and the station's studios were moved to the Missouri Hotel Building.
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The FCC announced on
February 8, 2021, that the former EMT-licensed AM allocations in the St. Louis market, including KZQZ's frequency, would go up for auction on July 27, 2021. No bids were received for any of the four frequencies during the eight-day auction.
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KZQZ and its sister
Entertainment Media Trust stations had their licenses revoked on March 20, 2020, for being controlled by Bob Romanik, a convicted felon. Despite the license revocation, KZQZ programming continued on 1430 kHz, effectively as
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building, and the station licensee was changed to "St. Louis Star and the Benson Co." After a short series of tests, the newspaper announced that regular programming from the new studio would start on
January 31, and the station's schedule would be
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In November 1924, ownership of WEB was transferred to the Benson Radio Company, and in January 1925 the station's call sign was changed to WIL. Shortly thereafter primary responsibility for the station's operations was taken over by the
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announced plans to acquire Sinclair's St. Louis stations in June 1999; a year later, following subsequent litigation, Emmis agreed to only acquire six radio stations for $ 220 million, with Sinclair retaining television station
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KZQZ traces its founding to April 5, 1922, the date that radio station WEB was first licensed to The Benwood Company of St. Louis. This makes it one of four St. Louis radio stations awarded a license in the spring of 1922.
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On July 20, 2006, severe thunderstorms caused major damage around St. Louis, leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity, and knocking down one of WIL's transmitting towers. (At the same time, two of the
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over WIL-FM. By the early 1980s, WIL-FM was established as the top country music station in town, so the programming at the two stations was again separated, with WIL, on the AM band, adopting a
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announced that it would acquire the Heritage Media stations for $ 630 million on July 14, 1997; the sale was completed in early 1998. Heritage was in the process of being acquired by
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newspaper, over a radiotelephone transmitter operated at Woods' home at 4312 De Tonty Street. (At least three other stations made election night broadcasts: the
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format, and it was an early career stop in the late 1950s and early 1960s for some personalities who later achieved success in New York City radio, including
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Basketball Network, airing broadcasts of the men's basketball games, which originated from
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1907:"iHeartMedia Nabs Sacramento FM In FCC Auction; Four St. Louis AMs Are Left Unsold"
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affiliate on April 28, 1957. Later that year, the Bensons sold WIL, along with
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May 4, 1922, advertisement for The Benwood Company and its radio station, WEB.
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854:, May 1, 1922, page 5. Limited Commercial license, serial #604.
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970:"Radio Association in St. Louis is Live Wire Organization",
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published stories about the continuing illegal broadcasts.
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in Los Angeles; both deals were completed in October 2000.
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magazine claimed a number of "firsts" for WIL, including:
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In fall 2006, the station began serving as the St. Louis
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p.m. to midnight on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, and 9
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metropolitan area, and was known for most of its life as
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American Basketball Association flagship radio stations
101:(Entertainment Media Trust, Dennis J. Watkins, Trustee)
957:"Three Club Speakers on City Club Program this Week",
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station. After one year, LIN changed WIL's format to
996:"Wesley Barry on the Star's Radio Program Tonight",
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1047:"1,000-Mile Set Installed by St. Louis Concern",
896:"'News' Wireless Service on Election Wins Praise"
735:with reduced power until the tower was replaced.
367:Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
1731:"WRTH AM to return to original format Wednesday"
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864:"Wireless Phone Relays Returns of Post-Dispatch"
500:first commercial station on the air in St. Louis
373:under a Special Amateur authorization, 8ZZ (now
23:Radio station in St. Louis, Missouri (1922–2020)
1323:"LIN Broadcasting Puts Radio Stations On Block"
1235:"St. Louis, San Antonio, Raleigh stations sold"
1659:"Sinclair to sell six radio stations to Emmis"
515:North American Regional Broadcasting Agreement
338:Experimental broadcasts by The Benwood Company
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983:"The Star's Next Radio Concert on Thursday",
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1094:"Tune in on The Star, WIL, Saturday Night",
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3486:Defunct radio stations in the United States
1409:"Heritage's Hoak and his vision of success"
942:Amateur Radio Stations of the United States
930:Amateur Radio Stations of the United States
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1827:"Bonneville spins station, keeps calls"
1759:"WRTH-AM/St. Louis Now Classic Country"
1602:Fabrikant, Geraldine (March 18, 1997).
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506:first to broadcast election returns and
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1831:Radio & Television Business Report
1321:Storch, Charles (September 24, 1986).
3461:Radio stations disestablished in 2020
1882:"FCC Schedules Auction of 136 FM CPs"
1852:Lussenhop, Jessica (August 2, 2012).
1631:"Emmis to buy Sinclair stations here"
934:upgraded to a Special Amateur license
637:On June 21, 1990, WIL switched to an
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1714:"'Real Oldies' Arrives in St. Louis"
3471:Radio stations established in 1922
3466:2020 disestablishments in Missouri
3422:List of radio stations in Illinois
3417:List of radio stations in Missouri
1581:Securities and Exchange Commission
1420:. November 14, 1988. pp. 64–5
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1880:McLane, Paul (February 8, 2021).
1515:Federal Communications Commission
729:Federal Communications Commission
719:AM 550 towers were toppled, and
684:), along with its own WKKX (now
3456:1922 establishments in Missouri
1801:"Bonneville Sells St. Louis AM"
1482:. December 14, 1990. p. 33
1361:. November 10, 1986. p. 92
1153:"WIL Affiliates With ABC Radio"
1034:Benwood Company advertisement,
817:Holleman, Joe (April 8, 2020).
647:Hits of the '40s, '50s and '60s
3481:Defunct mass media in Missouri
936:, with the call sign 9ZB. The
886:, November 3, 1920, pages 1-2.
598:), WIL's programs began to be
503:first to broadcast police news
1:
3366:WINU/WDID/WXOZ/WQQW (1510 AM)
3346:WESL/WFFX/WQQX/KFTK (1490 AM)
2495:by frequency & subchannel
1164:. April 29, 1957. p. 105
1079:"Alterations and Corrections"
371:East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
1274:. April 29, 1967. p. 26
1246:. April 17, 1967. p. 10
987:, February 21, 1922, page 3.
974:, February 11, 1922, page 3.
915:, December 3, 1920, page 16.
880:"Screen, Radio Give Returns"
3491:Radio stations in St. Louis
3356:WEB/WIL/WRTH/KZQZ (1430 AM)
1973:St. Louis metropolitan area
1937:(covering 1927–1981 as WIL)
1507:"Call Sign History (DKZQZ)"
1451:. June 29, 1990. p. 29
1302:. July 13, 1968. p. 13
1266:"LIN Buys WIL; AM All-News"
1111:, February 3, 1930, page 8.
1098:, January 29, 1925, page 1.
1085:, February 2, 1925, page 9.
961:, January 29, 1922, page 8.
902:, November 4, 1920, page 2.
870:, November 3, 1920, page 3.
725:special temporary authority
456:1933 station advertisement.
288:that was licensed to serve
112:Insane Broadcasting Company
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1935:FCC History Cards for KZQZ
1736:St. Louis Business Journal
1692:St. Louis Business Journal
1664:St. Louis Business Journal
1636:St. Louis Business Journal
1195:. May 20, 1957. p. 10
1013:, March 17, 1922, page 15.
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440:), St. Louis University's
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1051:, April 23, 1922, page 2.
1000:, March 16, 1922, page 3.
745:Missouri State University
436:KSD (March 14, 1922, now
434:St. Louis Post-Dispatch's
98:Entertainment Media Trust
3361:WTMV/WAMV/WBBR (1490 AM)
3351:KHAD/KRFT/KQQZ (1190 AM)
1192:Broadcasting-Telecasting
1161:Broadcasting-Telecasting
1142:, May 15, 1935, page 37.
775:, branded as "Krazy Q".
690:Bonneville International
665:Sinclair Broadcast Group
623:Tele-Communications Inc.
530:Fort Lauderdale, Florida
1720:, July 4, 2003, page 3.
1220:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
1038:, May 4, 1922, page 10.
913:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
868:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
824:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
786:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
766:KQQZ § Romanik era
619:Heritage Communications
520:WIL replaced KXOK (now
362:St. Louis Post-Dispatch
242:Transmitter coordinates
151:; 102 years ago
3382:Cape Girardeau-Jackson
1971:Radio stations in the
1440:"Timing Is Everything"
1083:Radio Service Bulletin
852:Radio Service Bulletin
592:Granite City, Illinois
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193:WRTH (1991–2005)
1023:"Date First Licensed"
753:Springfield, Missouri
571:at 92.3 MHz, to
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264:38.53583°N 90.19056°W
200:Technical information
900:Buffalo Evening News
673:Emmis Communications
655:Wood River, Illinois
611:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
391:Buffalo Evening News
1767:Radio & Records
1718:Radio & Records
1479:Radio & Records
1448:Radio & Records
938:June 30, 1921 issue
926:June 30, 1920 issue
615:Rochester, New York
269:38.53583; -90.19056
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236:5,000 watts (night)
195:WIL (2005–08)
191:WIL (1925–91)
189:WEB (1922–25)
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2467:NOAA Weather Radio
1739:. October 11, 2004
1609:The New York Times
1541:The New York Times
1511:CDBS Public Access
1471:"Cocktail Chatter"
558:Storz Broadcasting
552:. It also boasted
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1136:WIL Advertisement
1064:WIL Advertisement
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