Photo Radio Takes Big Forward Step
Opening by C A Communications of a transcontinental radio circuit from New York to San Francisco for transmission of photographs and pages rekindles editor interest. It marks the first domestic radio circuit spanning the United States and signals a push toward a nationwide radio system.
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Ternational News Service
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C. A. Communications, Inc
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Radi Corporation of America
Rh. C. A. Communications, Inc
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
United States
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Radio Corporation of America
Sosthenes Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
I. T. & T. Corporation
Congress
The
Radio Corporation
England
Europe
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London
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New York-San Francisco
Rocky Point
Long Island
Chicago gangland peace pact splits spoils and power
The Chicago underworld shows a new syndicate including Al Capone John Torrio Joe Aiello and Bugs Moran to divide a 16 million annual vice and gambling business. The article notes other RCA officials praising domestic radio circuit expansion and the new cross country communications system linking New York San Francisco with a significant capital investment and technical setup.
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Chicago
Joe Aiello
United Press
al Capone
John Torrio
Bugs Moran
Indigestion Relief Highlighted by Mrs Wicker
Mrs. Mattie Wicker recounts enduring headaches backaches and fatigue from indigestion. She credits Black-Draught with alleviating constipation and illness, praising it as a family medicine used for over a year and passed to her children for colds. Thousands use Black-Draught after meals.
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Ford
Radio unify rivals to improve U S communications
The Radio Corporation of America and the I T and T Corporation announce support for unified communications in the United States modeled after British French German and Italian consolidations. They assert such unification would cut costs and improve radio telegraph and cable service for the nation. General Harbord and allied leaders are referenced in the discussion.
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Radio Corporation of America
I. T. & T. Corporation
British Empire
France
Germany
Italy
Harbord
Behn
Dutch Princess Juliana Near 20 Seeks Princess Bride
The Hague reports Princess Juliana, now twenty, as the Dutch heiress attracting suitors. Rumors link her to Prince of Aachen Coburg Gotha and possibly the British throne. Dutch law bars marriages to foreign crown heirs and the queen favors Protestant roots guiding the search.
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Hague
Holland
Juliana
Prince
Aachen-Coburg- Gotha
Victoria
Hanover University
Signal Beams Travel Coast to Coast in One Minute
The beam projector travels at light speed with a directional antenna. Signals require exactly one sixty second part of a second to complete the transcontinental journey.
Princess Juliana Ends Studies at Leiden University
The text describes Princess Juliana, second to Queen Wilhelmina, who has overseen schools and institutions and pursued a royal education. It notes her learning etiquette, languages, literature, and sciences, managing household duties, and her skill in cooking and fashion. She has nearly completed studies at Leiden University.
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Wilhemina
Juliana
Leiden
The Hague Move for a Student of Economics and Politics
A student with a fondness for economics and politics plans a transition from a modest bungalow in Katwijk to an official residence. In autumn she will move into Kneuterdyk Palace in The Hague, a former Stuart seat in Holland now serving a new role.
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Kneuterdyk Palace
Hague
Holland
Speech disorders in the United States discussed
The piece notes a large number of Americans, estimated at least 1,000,000, living with some form of speech disorder. It references social duties and presentations as part of broader efforts to address communication challenges.
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United States
Railroads in U S Operate Buses in Major Survey
Chicago based survey shows seventy two railways in the United States running 2 116 buses. The finding comes from the Chicago Motor Club and outlines a growing bus service tied to railroads.
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Ty International News Service
Chicago
United States
Chicago Motor Club
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