Religious Issue Dominates Maine Gubernatorial Primary
Maine June 15 The gubernatorial race in Maine centers on religious issues mirroring Know Nothing era rhetoric. Farrington and Brewster vie for the Republican nomination while religious controversy and the Ku Klux Klan endorsement shape the contest. Democrats nominate for state offices with general races in August.
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Portland
Maine
Know Nothing
Sectari
Statefe
Frank G. Farrington
Ata
The
Malnete
Ralph O. Brewster
Vongreux
Brewster
Hiempaign
Ewater
Wettons
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Bera G. Mccintire
Norway
Hbert W. Plummer
Lisbon
Irfn
Republica
Wallace H. Je. Jr
Lewiston
Chas N. Blanchard
Witon
Rao
Mr. White
Io i
Bert M. Fernaly
Pomatwoe
Ano
Frank F. Mocrnsey
Dover-Foxcroft
Western Maine
D Levis A. Jack
Lieben
Elbert D. Hayford
Farmingie
Fidwin J. Prril
South Portland
Palance Up Set for the Best Results
A radio engineer explains reflex circuits require precise condenser balance. Faulty or mismatched condensers can cause leakage or improper capacity, upsetting tuning, distance, and timing. Proper component matching and careful testing are essential for correct reflex operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton E. Butler
Stamford Republicans Plan Reorganization
Stamford June 15. The Stamford Republican club calls a meeting for June 23 at the Davenport hotel to reorganize the party. Speaker lineup includes Representative Schuyler Merritt and Warren S. Axbel with Daniel T. Hickey outlining Cleveland convention actions. Officers to be elected and campaign committees appointed.
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Stamford
Republican Party
G. O. FP
Stamford Republican Club
Davenport
Schuyler Merritt Wll
Warren 5. Axbel
Daniel TF. B. Hickey
Cleveland
Rdin
Chance for Boys to Sail Season Merchant Ships
The Shipping Board plans American born or naturalized youths aged 18 to 23 as deck boys on government merchant ships. Two boys will replace one ordinary seaman, with training and exams toward officer ranks. Pay is 25 a month plus standard sustenance, increasing payroll by 2.50 per man. total cost about 200000 yearly. Minors need parental consent.
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Washington
United Sates
Shipping Board
Industrial Rélationa Division
The
Sea Service Bureau
Pleet Corporation
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Churches Observe Children Day with Varied Exercises
Churches across the city marked Children’s Day with baptisms, Bible gifts, and special sermons. United Church held a program titled The Church and the Children under Rev. William Harare Day and Rev. William H. Bartlett. Kings Highway and People's churches hosted services with baptisms, Bible presentations, and musical programs. Newfield Methodist Episcopal reported twenty children baptized at morning service. Advent Christian’s Rev. Russell S. Garleton delivered a morning sermon on A Message from the Master to Our Boys and Girls.
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United Church
William Harare Day
William H. Bartlett
People's Church
Dwight C. Wheeler
Kings Highway
Newfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Russell
Garleton
Advent Christian Church
Telegram Radio Review Notes Poor Signals in Bridgeport Area
GRIDLEY BIAS criticizes last night’s broadcasting conditions in Bridgeport and vicinity noting heavy static and interference that ruined distant stations. WEAF and WHN coverage varied with frequent reception issues though Boston Veterans Fund program and Alfred Dolin concert show strong local presence.
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Telegram Radio Review
Bridgeport
Vicinity
Gridley
Veterans’ Funds
Boston
Massachusetts
Radiotory
WIZ
Hotel Pennsylvania
Grathan Abas
Scientist Builds Apparatus to Hear Stars by Radio Hookup
Auburn scientist Theodore W. Case showcases a device using a Thaleside cell and a special audion bulb to translate starlight into audible signals. He claims Mars could send messages as twinkling variations, with signals potentially heard on a loud speaker after amplification and selective tuning.
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Theodore W. Gase
Agoura
Lous Spesher
European Scieneta
Lemuel F. Parton
U.S
Canada
Alliance
Auburn
N. Y
Theodore W. Case
Gustave Ferrie
France
Case
Mars
Earth
Geta
Cade
Marilan Morse
Mara
P. R. Basset
Arcturus
Cave
Radio programs schedule across stations with concerts
A cluttered listing of daily and evening broadcasts from WGOY SCHENECSTADY NEA WEAF and other stations. It details times for stock and weather reports, musical programs by choirs and soloists, operatic items, baseball scores, and orchestral concerts across multiple cities, with a focus on performance lineups and announcer notes. The schedule covers morning to midnight hours with numerous named artists and venues.
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Schenecstady
U. S. Naval Observatory
Doe Haubner
Salvation Army Band
Albany
N.Y
KDKA
Pittsburgh
National Stockman
Broudy
Arfington
United States Bureau of Market
Howard R. Webb
Storyland
America
Iver
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saufek
George David Thompson
Charlotte Walker
Trade Winds of Fashion Humor in Hair Curl Battle
A Kansas City Star snippet contrasts a housewife’s effort to save money to keep a hair curl with a maid’s effort to keep the curl out, depicting domestic life and fashion costs in quick kitchen-table banter.
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Kansas City Star
Wilton Accepts Gift of Land to Build New School
Wilton voted at a special town meeting to proceed with a six room schoolhouse near $60,000. Frederick J. Middlebrook offered a site of three to four acres adjoining the library, providing space for playground. A building committee was named to work with the school committee.
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Wilton
Frederick J. Middlebrook
Slso
Finances Board Meeting Sets Bond Authorization Plan
A matter before the fines board requires action to secure funds. A bond will be necessary. The committee includes Charles H. Oren, C. C. Bakland, George C. Taylor, Mia, H. A. & Young, and Mildred Moran.
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Finenes Board
Charles H. Oren
C. C. Bakland
George C. Taylor
Mia
H. A. & Young
Mise Mildred Moran
States to swing on liquor issue says survey
Washington June 15 A survey by agents of the association against the prohibitive amendment lists 12 states with strong antipathy to the Volstead law New York Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Ohio Illinois Missouri Maryland California Michigan Montana and Washington. The statement says the Democratic convention could sway these voters if leaders act on demand to modify the Volstead act.
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Washington
New York
Association
W. N. Stayton
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Maryland
California
Michigan
Montana
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Stamford Republicans
American Manned Marine
Lincoln
Wagner
WEAF
Roxy
Alfred Dolin
WHN
Dunlin
Yale
George Washington University
Royal Society of Arts
London
American Physical Society
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Lee de Porest
Liliebele Barton
Sherman T. Small
Adele Mercus
Maurice Nadele
P. Ai
Mary Gleason
Maurice Nadelle
Lillebelte Barton
T. “Small
Constance Hulsman
Michael Salpater
A. V. Liufko
Lucile Watson
Michael Ratpster
Tennesseana’ O
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Springfield
p.Sane—ariington
Teport
Binner
National Industrial Conference Board
WBZ
G. Jensen
Tleanor Turner Ludo
Mary C. Brown
Terese Hose Nagel
Chattes
Thirst
National Democratic Convention Committee
Tory Bell Barton
Marie *Heriies Kohnova
Julian Heath
Harriet T. Mason
Ily Bell Barton
Marie Gudat
Marie Herrtes Kohnove
Mary
Brown
Movleland
Jimmy Clark
Sylvia Brown
Henry Coger
Sol. Hirsch
Broadeasting
Leew
Astoria Theatre
Astoria
John Paalubi
Billy Rose
LDL
Terry Hock
Leonard Partridge
Festive Board
Duan Moresco
Raby
Stelle Moresco
Galll Gurci
Norman Hennefeld
Fim
WJZ
New Went City
Pennsylvania Orchestra
Jom Berliner
Kerman Kornblum
Ifi
Leah Langaman
Alasen Berliner
Leah Lannaman
Bashlon
Daily Men
Savarin Ensemble
Savarin
L. D. Gardner
Messrs
Galle and Holland
Cunard
Bald Head Club
John Rodemeyer
Newark
Howard V. Pascal
WOR
John Healy
Arthur Camp
Clifford A. Bralder
Seamien
m—Schoes
Sara Schuyter Butler
Ee ‘Republican
Halsey W. Wilson
National Democratic Committee
Joln Healy
Frank Catley
Mox
Madelanna Corby
Seady
Hollywood McCosker
Thomas Dixon
Sigmund Spaeth
Musts
Oirele
Lew Paige Society
In Aake
Elit - Sc
Meigs
Populpr Stere
Sparta
Public Market
State & Bank Streets
Barnum
Ricketts
Swift
Sewyer
Fairfield
Southport
Hazelton Big
Lehigh
Sprague Ice . Coal CO
East
Washington ‘Ave
Knowlton St
Jones Barnum
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