Trans-Atlantic radio telephone shows promise and limits
New York reports the first month of trans Atlantic radiophone service between New York and London is financially self supporting, with average call length around four minutes and forty six seconds. Toll rates are high at twenty five dollars per minute, and engineers note 44 percent of calls are nearly perfect while 45 percent show minor transmission issues. ChicagoLondon service to open officially with the first call from the directors room at 9 o'clock.
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New York
Oen
London
American Telephone and Telegrapd
England
America
Officiala
Amerian Telephone and Telegraph Pany Decine
Radiophone
Chicago
ATV Trans- Atlantic
Hitness Bell Telephone Company
O'Slock
F O Hale
Peterson's Ointment Heals Skin Eruptions Fast
The ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick remedy for eczema itching and inflamed skin. It promises relief after a few applications and offers a 35 cent large box with money back if unsatisfied. Also recommended for burns bruises sunburn chafing and inflamed feet.
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Peterson
Telephony talk in London aims to open lines to all
A company plans talks with H E Sheeve of American Telephone and Telegraph in London to establish regular service between all telephones in England Scotland and Wales. Initial rate from Winoia to London and Scotland and Wales points is 7 dollars per three minutes with 26 dollars for each additional minute. Calls limited to twelve minutes.
Judge Threatens To Clear Court Of Mirthmakers In 1925 Case
Judge Edwin C Dickenson revived a $25 000 damage suit by Bre Marguarite Fry of Fort Chester against Deputy Sheriff Henry M Ritch of Greenwich and Michael Taylor of Cob. Fry alleged assault theft and property damage from an eviction on October 18 1925 at a Cob house owned by Fannie Taylor. The record includes claims of $600 cash and $2007 in bonds stolen from furniture and Fry’s designation as a “secret service” head and KKK member. Witnesses described Fry’s conduct during eviction and the judge warned spectators to restrain laughter as the proceedings continued.
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Edwin C Dickenson
Marguarite Fry
Fort Chester
Henry M Rituh
Greenwich
Michael, Taylor
Cob
Coa Cob
Fannie Taylor
Fry
Taylor
Secret Service
KKK
Loase
Mis Fry
Ritch
Mel Fry
Saturn
Oman
Pickwick Arms
Mre Fry
Norwalk man seeks 20000 damages in trolley crash suit
Andrew Wargo of Norwalk sues Connecticut company and Paul Singerwald for 20000 after a 1925 accident on October 17 when he was struck at Monroe Street and Railroad Avenue. He alleges the trolley dragged him, caused a fractured skull internal injuries and a fractured left arm, and that company care was lacking.
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Andrew Wargo
Norwalk
Connecticut Company
Paul Singerwald
John W Banke and
Ury
Wargo
Monroe Street
Railroad Avenue
Strmgerwald
Connecticut
Care 4S
Wargos
Ticket Seller Fined in Springfield for Pool Ticket Sale
AP reports David L. Coleman, 53, arrested after selling pool tickets to special policemen and preaching against lottery promotion in a desert court. He paid a $100 fine. Police found a quantity of pool tickets in his possession based on stock quotations.
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Springfield
Mass
David L. Coleman
Desert Court
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