Radio great aid to coast guards
The Department of Commerce reports radio and wireless telephony greatly improve shipping and lighthouse service safety and efficiency. Radio helps avoid groundings in fog, provides navigation guidance via shipboard radio compasses, and lets crews stay informed from distant broadcasting stations.
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Coast Guards
Lighthouse Service
United States Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Navy Department
Alaska
No Conflict Between Radio and Telephone
Consensus among radio engineers holds radiophone will not replace telephones. They say phones remain cheaper and more reliable, though radio can supplement some services. Concerns include potential air interference if many phones are replaced by radio, risking service chaos in large cities.
MIT Radio Engineer to Lecture at Cambridge YMCA
The Rev Fr Mahar and Cornelius Dineen serve as treasurer. Edward Ll Bowles, MIT instructor and renowned radio engineer, will lecture tonight on the subject at the Cambridge YMCA.
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Mahar
Cornelius Dineen
Edward Ll. Bowles
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Russell A Wood to Open Campaign May 17
Opening guns of the campaign for former Representative Russell A Wood of Cambridge for the U S Senate will be fired in Faneuil Hall on May 17. He will deliver an address on his record in Congress using Newberryism as the subject.
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Theodore R. McElroy
Somerville
Mechanica Hall
G. L. McElroy
Western Union Telegraph Company
McElroy
Vetromile
Everett
Western Union
Joseph Seron
New York
Russell A. Wood
Cambridge
United States
Faneuil Hall
Wood
World War Veteran Funeral in Lexington
The body of Christopher C. Madden a veteran of World War I and the Boer War was laid to rest with full military honors in Wearview Cemetery North Lexington yesterday afternoon. It was Lexington’s first military funeral for a World War veteran.
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Senator Lodge
Wood
Anti-Lodge Club
Lexington
Christopher C. Madden
Wearview Cemetery
North Lexington
Trouble Over Girl's Death
Evidence to show that Miss Catherine M. Keane age 18 of Somerville died from an illegal operation will be presented to District Attorney O'Brien by Medical Examiner Leary. The Porter Hospital case is expected to trigger a police probe and possible arrests.
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Catherine M. Keane
Somerville
Atorney O’brien
Leary
Porter Hospital
Townsend Street
Roxbury
Keane
Line Street
United Drug
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