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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1922

Page

16

Pioneers in radio lauded at Boston expo

George H. Clark lauded wireless amateurs as the core of modern radio during a lecture at the Boston Radio Exposition and New England Amateurs convention held at Mechanics Hall. The event drew crowds, with a new Political Night featuring speeches via a private line to Shepard's station and McElroy leading the speech contest. Also noted is the wandering albatross with a 12 to 14 foot wingspan.

George H. Clark Radio Corporation of America Clark New England Mechanics Hall Sheldon H. Fairbanks Shepard's Theodore R. McElroy Western Union Telegraph Company McElroy

Defeat of Lodge Urged at Liberal Rally

A noon rally in Fanewi Hall under the Liberal Republican League featured Yale economist Irving Fisher urging Lodge defeat as the campaign’s core issue. Springfield publisher Herbert Myrick pressed a purge of Lodge, while speakers included Arthur Gordon Webster and others as Conrad W. Crocker chaired to a sizable audience lasting until 2 PM.

Senator Lodge Fanewi Hall Liberal Republican League Irving Fisher Yale Lodge Fisher League of Nations Th Kaiser Herbert Myrick Springfield Lode Nicholls Gaston Arthur Gordon Webster William J. Hancock William R. McNair George Fox Tucker Conrad W. Crocker

Partial Freight Embargo Announced by New Haven Railroad

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad imposes a partial embargo on freight due to stacked shipments from connected systems. It aims to regulate traffic and ensure ICC service order compliance while reducing cars en route and easing congestion with new facilities at Cedar Hill and elsewhere and near full shop staffing.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Cedar Hil

Morse to Quit Duties at 700 Morse to Quit

George F. Morse, curator at Franklin Park Zoo, resigned yesterday and will leave the city December 1 to head the Chicago Zoological Society. He will earn a higher salary and oversee plans for a 300 acre site given by Edith Rockefeller McCormick.

George F. Morse Franklin Park Zoo Boston Chicago Zoological Society Chicago Society Morse John T. McCutcheon New England

Cosmopolitan class enters six weeks training at Back Bay

Seventeen young women from New England and Europe began six weeks of preparatory training for attendants at the Household Nursing Association Training School for Attendants 222 Newbury Street Back Bay. The largest class yet required dormitory remodeling. They study physiology bacteriology hygiene and diets and will follow with hospital nursing six months and home service six months before diplomas are awarded.

New England Europe Household Nursing Association Newbury Street Back Bay

YD Club Plans Protest Over Parker Hill Hospital

A parade of autos carries wounded veterans to a mass meeting at the YD Club Huntington Avenue to oppose transferring 450 Parker Hill patients to Chelsea Hospital. State and city officials including Mayor Curley Congressman Gallivan Peter Tague and George Tinkham are expected to attend.

YD Club Huntington Avenue Parker Hill Hospital YC Club Chelsea Hospital Curley James A. Gallivan Peter F. Tague George Holden Tinkham David J. Brickley

Seized Truck Seized for Illegal Liquor Transport

State police in Plainfield Danielson Connecticut seized a large motor truck and arrested the driver on charges of illegally transporting liquor. The truck allegedly contained 240 cases of beer and was claimed to be owned by Affleck Express Company of Provence.

Danielson Conn Plainfield Here Ilegally Bee Affleck Express Company Provence

Radio components and tubes list with various models

Catalog-style listing of tubes and components including UV-200 UV-201 WD-11 11-plate 21-plate 43-plate variables Murdock and Couch phones Western Elec Holtzer Cabot Baldwin single and double phones Radio B 2214 vp Radio B 43 volts UV 60-Amp Yak Batteries.

Couch Elec Holtzer Cabot Baldwin

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