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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

3

Wireless progress and Titanic rescue spark a new era

The article traces wireless development from Hertz experiments to Marconi and the Titanic rescue, noting how electromagnetic waves enable ship to shore and cross globe communication. It explains spark gaps, antennas, tuners, and the spread of trans Pacific and British empire wireless networks, with naval training and code signals like SOS and CQ.

Tufts College Ir Herts Jack Minne Santeesa Fall Harold Suiride Marcon Marcy T Cotta Carpathia Ghip Berces Senate Tie Bride Cardinal Farley Herope England Cyprus Aden Ceylon Etraita Settlements Straits Settlemente Western Australia New Zealand Alr Oficial Marconi Publications Marcon! Company Marcon Company New York London Itts Cuba Panel Arlington Naval Electrician Navy Yard Oliver Lodge William Marcon Marconi

Congress Confronts Tariff Bills and Scandals of 1913 Session

The House approved funding for Taft era boards, debated the Panama Canal budget, and forged ahead on the sundry civil appropriation. Lawmakers pressed investigations into trusts, the “money trust,” and the beet trust while weighing currency and tariff measures. Senator Lorimer’s corruption case advanced in the Senate, and Indiana’s Hubbard died prompting tributes.

House Taft Stari Jim Jane Thetus W. Sime Tenthusee Samuel Gampersr American Federation of Labor Bowes Brant- Jey Panama Canal Tull Viehty Thomas Upton Siegoo Michelesing Mosnic Americaine Money Trust Pajo Louisiana New York New York Clearing House Tte Lee Kentucky Joseph Ati Taft Hubbard Iowa Husseil J. Goodwin Post Office Department Nelson Minnesota Commerce Committee Senate Committee On the Judiciary Lodge National Institute of Arts and Letters National Academy of Arts and Letters House Judiciary Committee Norris Coffee Trust United States Socialist Party Berger Wisconsin Congress Wickersham Hanford Seattle John Olson Citizensup Senate Admiral Schley Senate Democrats Oscar Wenderoth Treasury Department J. Knox Taylor Wenderoth Carrerre — Hastings Supervising Architect

Missouri Redistricting Plan Shows Senatorial Races Shifted

The Missouri GOP circulates petitions for a new senatorial apportionment plan aimed at reshaping representation. The document lists proposed district lines across counties, showing Republican majorities in many districts and noting totals of district majorities by party with county splits and population figures from 1910 and 1902 data.

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Missouri labor official elected president of national inspectors group

Austin W. Bikes, commissioner of labor for Missouri based in Jefferson City, was chosen president of the Amnon Hon of OM4als of tyreave of Labor and Poctory Inspectors, signaling a leadership shift for the inspectors association.

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Controversy Over Military Academy Gets New Master

The dispute surrounding the centre of the military academy and related property has been placed in the hands of F L Schofield as master by the United States court at Hannibal.

Macon T! Rlves Miliary Academy F L. Schofield United States Court At Hannibal

Lineman Falla Killed In Cable Line Accident

Hannibal worker Lona May fell twenty six feet to the pavement from a cable line while on the carriage. He is believed to have contacted a live wire causing the fatal drop.

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