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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

4

Local Ains Las Vegas Notes and Travel Plans

Las Vegas photographer L. J. Oakes returns from a business trip to Golf. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Riley plan a two o clock departure tomorrow to Oceanside California for a weekend stay before moving on to San Diego for the summer. S. E. Chiapella mining engineer visits Las Vegas briefly. Miss Lucille McKenzie hosts Senior class friends for a picnic at Lorenzi's Lake this afternoon, assisted by her mother. Mr. A Lamette of the Boulder Realty Corp is slightly indisposed at home.

L. J. Oakes Las Vegas M. M. Riley Oceanside Cal San Diego S. E. Chiapella Lucille McKenzie Lorenzi’s Lake A. Lamette Boulder Realty Corporation

Photo radio to flash letters around world

International News Service reports that photo radio can send letters globally faster than telegraph, a prediction by inventor R. H. Ranger. Fashion merchants already use photo radio to receive Parisian styles, while a lighthearted note mentions a husband who embezzled money.

George L. Carey Pittsburgh R. H. Ranger Milady Paris Photoradio

Photo-radio promises flawless message transmission

Ranger says photo-radio will replace telegraph as the sender’s writing is captured and read exactly by the receiver. The system is already used for bond circulars in international commerce and aims to cut errors, with New York and London schedules cited and images expanded from five by seven inches to nine times larger for clarity.

New York London Ranger

Federal Judge Orders Auto Return in Raid Case

Judge James H. Wilkerson ordered the return of a seized automobile belonging to J. Fitzmaurice secretary of a truck drivers' union after agents found a pint of whiskey in the car and raided without a search warrant. The court also required payment of storage charges for two months and criticized federal officers for improprieties in similar seizures. Fitzmaurice denied signing an agreement offering two fines in exchange for the car.

Francis F. Healy Wilkerson William Parillo Fitzmaurice

Airship Lighthouses Proposed With Vertical Searchlights

Idea for searchlights when low clouds float above rivers shows beams from ships crossing the mist and a curious round patch of light on a cloud. Airmen above would see the patch and vertical beams could reach upward. In clear weather the beams would pierce the mist and be visible from above. Popular Science hints at the proposal.

Chicago Police Report Misleading Crime Counts 1926

Chicago and Illinois Association for Criminal Justice reveal serious gaps between police records and Chicago Crime Commission figures for 1926. Burglaries robberies and grand larceny show large undercounting in official charges versus crimes committed, prompting a call for public backing to reform crime control.

Chicago Chicago Crime Commission Illinois Association For Criminal Justice

Lost black traveling bag between St George and Mountain Pass

June 3 lost traveling bag between St George Utah and Mountain Pass containing clothes and glasses. Reward offered. Ship belongings to Mrs Dora E Salyers 856 Ninth St San Diego Cal for return.

St. George Utah Mountain Pass Dora E. Salyers Ninth St San Diego Cal

Sunset offer for 5 month subscription deal

A promotional notice inviting readers to send one dollar for a five month subscription to Sunset the West's Great National Magazine. The ad calls for spare-time agents and provides the address 1045 Sansome Street, San Francisco, California for responses.

Sunset — the West the Clean Sansome Street San Francisco Calif

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