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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
4
The article traces radio from Faraday and Maxwell through Hertz and Marconi to Poulsen and the arc lamp, showing how continuous undamped waves and practical detectors enabled wireless speech. It notes early trials, the shift from telegraph to telephone over radio, and the costly, evolving technologies that built modern radio.
The League of Catholic Women set an executive meeting to appoint chairs for a reception to Cardinal O Connell on April 30 or May 7 at 3 pm in the Boston Opera House. Governor Cox and Mayor Curley will attend.
Miss Clara Endicott Sears of 132 Beacon Street and her former head farmer Cornelius Lucey met in Suffolk Superior Court to try out cross suits. The dispute centers on damages linked to events at Sears estate in Harvard.
Miss Sears seeks 5000 damages from Lacey claiming willful destruction at The Pergolas while he lived there in her service. She also alleges negligent livestock care and cow illness. Bridget A Lucey is sued over house damages. Lucey counters Miss Sears agents allegedly broke into his Willard estate dwelling and hired many to surround the premises.
The article details a disturbance by servants who broke a lock and door, boarded out furniture and goods, and took items including salt pork and spirits. It also notes a damages claim for an alleged employment breach, with rental terms from January 10, 1919 to January 10, 1920 at $1800 yearly, and discharge on April 1, 1919 without cause.
Pittsburg April 17. Mills report they have plenty of business but will not take new orders to avoid exhausting coal reserves and reopening idle furnaces amid the coal strike. Jones & Laughlin Steel Co and other major independents are affected.
The event was again postponed at the request of Colonel Edward L. Logan of Boston today. It is expected that several former officers of the 101st Regiment will attend to protest the nomination.
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