Wireless regulation debate in federal bill discussed
The Anaconda Standard notes a Washington radiology conference backed Kellogg White proposals to regulate amateur and professional radio use. It questions power vested in the secretary of commerce and suggests immediate passage as a way for the federal government to administer justice to all operators.
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Virginia to Build Road Network for Better Highways
The piece notes Virginia plans a system of roads rivaling the best in the state, with Tennessee, North Carolina and Florida joining in. It cites Asphalt Association data showing 343 southern road bond issues totaling 86,496,650 dollars in the prior year to fund miles of asphalt highways, aiming to attract northern motorists and turn the region into a winter resort.
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Valley Turnpike
Tuessee
North Carolina
Florida
Asphalt Association
Central American conference plans warproof treaty
A Washington conference on Central America reports progress toward a general amity and commerce treaty. It includes provisions for an international court of arbitration to settle disputes and a sub committee works on armament limitations. Ratification would render Central America as warproof as possible.
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Washington
Central America
One Year’s Haul From Spurious Stock Promoters
The Associated Advertising clubs at the Atlantic City convention estimate over 60 million dollars was taken from the public last year by stock promoters. Fake oil stocks topped the list as the most alluring scheme. They urge Congress to fund actions to curb dishonest promotions and note promoters publish their own journals due to newspaper advertising bans. Defunct oil companies are merged to push further losses on stockholders.
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Atlantic City
Congress
A Reign of Wirelessness Broadcast Sparks Mass Messages
Mayor Molte of San Francisco asked listeners to wire a collect message in reply to his broadcast remarks. Telegrams poured in from all states, plus Hawaii and ships at sea, totaling about $3,000 in collects. The event highlights the West’s broadcasting success amid Eastern jamming challenges as 21 000 stations broadcast music ads and news.
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Union
Honolulu
Butte
Anaconda
Busy court debates license revocation curb on drivers
New York newspapers press revoking or suspending licenses to curb rising auto accidents. 1922 Manhattan traffic court saw over 500000 cases with 7 chauffeur licenses revoked and 27 suspended. owners' friends’ cars had 11 revocations and 3 suspensions. 13000 speeding arraignments, 390 reckless driving, 153 intoxicated driving. Fines exceeded 420000, mostly from ordinance violations.
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New York
Mattan
Radio legends and tubes trace early wireless history
The dialogue traces Hertz theory, Ohm, and Edison’s vacuum tube origins, featuring Fleming valve, de Forest audion, and early pricing disputes. It notes patents, costs, and shifts to audio tron concepts, with references to 1922 Bell Syndicate copyright and reporters recalling prewar hobbyist use.
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Lee de Forest
de. Forest
Sam
Pacific
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Jeffersons Expedition Proposed to Chart Westward Route
Montana Yesterdays notes that on January 1803 President Jefferson proposed an exploring expedition into the Missouri River country to open a land route to the Pacific. The plan envisioned 10 to 12 men surveying, negotiating with tribes, and establishing trade deposits, with a $2500 appropriation to extend U S commerce.
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Potomac
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Horoscope Predictions Blink Through Astrological Jargon
The text presents a scrambled astrology forecast mentioning Uranus Neptune and planetary influence on personality and events. It asserts warnings for business, arrogance, and caution while predicting reforms, hidden discoveries, and national changes. It references crime, education, and economic trends with vague outcomes and a nod to birthdates and generational influences.
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Ene
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A Ten Year Old Argues Own Case in Police Court
Jyamny Hanifin, a 10 year old complaining witness and attorney, spoke in police court yesterday in the case of R. Harkins charged with assault. The boy testified that Harkins kicked him in the hip while stopping a child fight. He said the defendant stated he would break every bone in his bed. Jimmy, as the boy queried a witness, was told he could not prevail as Judge Shea declared Harkins not guilty.
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Harkins
Jimmy
Shea
Aviator Die in Fort Sheridan Plane Crash
Lieutenant J Fox of Chanute field Rantoul Illinois was killed when his plane hit a tree during takeoff at Fort Sheridan. A gust of wind forced the machine sideways into the tree before nose-diving into the ground.
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Lieut. J. Fox
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Rantoul
Fort Sheridan
Fox
Chanute
Rifle Range
Blizzard Lashes Anaconda as Snow Strands Town
Anaconda endures a major winter storm with heavy snow and gusty winds. Residents report whiteout conditions, drifting snow, and impeded travel as the blizzard tightens its grip on the area.
Lawsuit Settled Without Court Action In District Court
The case of James versus Rup was settled today after motions and a jury session. Proceedings indicated the plaintff owed money and the dispute was resolved between the two parties. A separate district court matter involving Martha Hanson and Matt Medonough was listed for hearing, with a judge attorney conference scheduled to decide disposition. An attorney withdrawal claim was denied by the court.
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Tuage
Winston
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Red Gangner
Will
John
Defe Ant
Mie
Copper Glow High School Bio Weekly Appears Again
The Copper Glow, Copper City High School's bio weekly, debuts its fourth issue this year with school news, including heavy focus on girls basketball and the mining district tournament in Anaconda. An editorial blasts students who carve on desks, urging responsibility to taxpayers.
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Copper Glow
Bio Weekly
Anaconda
Enroid fines two men for fishing through ice
In Georgetown Lake, Carl Liamo and Jacob Johnson were fined $25 each for unlawful fishing through the ice. Justice E H Mercird noted the case as the first of its kind in the city. Officer McCaffery arrested the pair as the state enforced a closed season on ice fishing.
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Justice ‘Court
E. Ht
Menricd
Carl Liamo
Jacob Johnson
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McCaffery
State Game and’ Fish Commission
Radio Brings Cheer to Bedridden Veterans in Minneapolis
A plan provides a radio set for every room in United States veterans' hospital and Thomas hospital in Minneapolis. John E. Benson, a vocational student, championed the project. At Dunwoody Industrial Institute, radios cost four dollars each, built by disabled veterans after hours, funded by voluntary contributions. Doctors say existing sets boost morale and physical improvement, offering music, speeches, and current news from Twin Cities stations.
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Thomas Hospital
Minneapolis
John E. Benson
Gaa
Dunwoody Industrial Institute
Dunwoody
Twin Cities
Assassinator Narudowicz Held After Polish Crime
Narudowicz, a fanatical Polish presidential figure, is taken into custody shortly after a crime. He is linked to the nationalist party and government leaders seek to blame opponents of the Polish Government for the act.
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Narudowicz
Poland
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