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Wireless progress debate on Newberg letters and cables
A Newberg Graphic letter criticizes past arguments on wireless, arguing the 100 mile receiving requirement and national carriers. The writer asserts Commercial Pacific Cable Co. control, cites government and press clippings, and lists planned expansions in Oregon with stations in Salem Tillamook Roseburg Eugene Medford The Dalles Pendleton and Baker City to prove overland wireless viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic Office
New York
Honolulu
Philippines
Guam
China
San Francisco
Hawaii
Commercial-Pacific Cable Co
Brotherhood of Man
United States
Atlantic, Gulf
Atlantic, Gulf Or Pacific Seaboard
Marconi
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Bellingham
Portland
Overland Wireless
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Daily Press
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Magdalena Bay
U.S
Salem
Tillamook
Roseburg
Eugene
Medford
Dalles
Pendleton
Baker City
Newberg
Oregonian
Army Wireless Signal Service
Alaska
Eagle City
Circle City
Fairbanks
Fort Gibbon
Tanana
Yukon
Northwestern
Cape Flattery
United Wireless
Cordova
Gopiec
Portland Telegram
James Allen
Army
Nome
St. Michaels
Norton Sound
Valdez
Navy Dept
Naval
Sitka
Gulkana
U. S