Interference Of Receiving Sets In Early Radio Tuning
An article explains how distant station carriers and receiver oscillation cause interference. It describes how regenerative detectors can oscillate, producing audible whines that mix with broadcast signals. It discusses single circuit versus inductively coupled receivers, antenna coupling, and coping with spark station interference.
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Toolog
Tsa
Eitilon
Hiso
Avery
C. W. Telegraph
Phono
Terrason
Croydon Hosts First Radio Phone Exchange for Aerial Traffic
Croydon England opens a radio telephone exchange linking air traffic from Croydon to the European continent. Consul Linnell says pilots report position every 15 minutes to the traffic controller in Charing Cross London for safe routing through fog and for in-flight telephone contact with Croydon aerodrome.
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Croydon
England
Linnell
Charing Cross
London
Radio In the Prison Farm at London Ohio
Trusties and officials at the Univ State prison farm in London Ohio gain outside contact with a new radio receiving set funded by the institution's entertainment funds. A transmitting set will be added within months to broadcast escape news and aid recapture efforts.
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Univ State
London
Ohio
Contrete More Gulckis
Ecape
Radio adjourns court to the morning session
Justice Tomplins of the Supreme Court of Mackland County New Jersey used the radio from his incoming steamer to instruct his secretary to issue the adjournment notice for a morning session. He said there would be insufficient time to reach Nyack after docking marking a first in court history.
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Europe
Tomplins
Supreme Court
Mackland County
New Jersey
Conese
Nyack
Popular Demand for Bulletina No 120 Issued by Standards Bureau
The bureau of standards announced that 20,180 copies of No. 120 detailing how to ride a single receiving set were sent from the Washington office. They cost what they describe and can be obtained by sending 8 cents to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington.
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Bureau of Satendards
Whashington
Docurrents
Wreblogton
The Hot Wire Ammeter for Transmitter Tuning
A hot-wire ammeter measures current in a transmitter’s antenna system. Readings indicate apparatus performance and aid tuning to ensure maximum current is directed into the antenna circuit.
Radio Boosts Einstein Test Pilot Signals
Special radio time signals sent from NSA Annepelle aid scientists. In the Indian Ocean, tests related to the Winstein theory of relativity during the recent solar eclipse were nearly twice as audible as those from a commercial station, the navy has advised.
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NSA
Annepelle
Indian Ocean
Navy
American Legion broadcasts on Americanization efforts
An American Legion program in Nebraska offers lessons on American traditions and instruction to help foreign-born residents near the plant accelerate assimilation and progress in American life.
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American Legion
Nebraeka
Japanese radio empire seeks government backing
Japaneses Radio Enterprise led by Viscount Shibusawa pursues state support to form a 200,000,000 yen radio corporation. In the United States this would equal about 100,000,000 dollars, signaling a major financial push in the industry.
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Japan
Viscount Shibusawa
Wns
Radio Corporation
United States
Faneuil Hall to Be Repaired and Restored
The Boston landmark Faneuil Hall will receive restoration including a reinforced roof, sprinkler extension, water curtain, and new fire exits. The brick and stone will be cleaned and repaired, awnings removed, and a simple colonial design added for a faithful return to its historic appearance. Architects Cram & Ferguson lead planning as preservation remains a priority.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Innovationa
Sq Cram & Ferguson
New England
Massachusetts
Independence Hall
Phladelphia
Br. Cram
Enid
Fanewell Hall
Loston
Duniel Webster
Poston
New York
Whitkers
Bearda
Pennie
United States
Washington
John G. Whittier
Ichabod
Daniel Webster
Boylston Street
Mr. Webster
Philadelphia
Boster
Faneuil Hall Origins Deepen Boston Liberty Debate
Boston debates preserving historic landmarks as modern plans threaten Faneuil Hall. Peter Faneuil funded a market and meeting place, sparking a division between reactionaries and progressives, with the hall evolving into a symbol of free speech and a cornerstone of American public life.
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Boston
Landmarke
Bunker Hill
Bullffinch Street
Foul Revere
Nickela
Faneuil Blall
Wendell Phillips
Thaiph Waldo Emereon
Peter Fageol
Thomas Jefferson
England
Peter Fanenti
Bouton
Elvie Guty
New England
Capenee
Banton
Peter Faneuli
Fieston
Geren
Thone
John Wealey
al Villablea
Faneall Hall
Faneal Hall
Duke of Fortland Wins Largest Racing Season Purses
The Duke of Fortland topped owners in England with his two horses Donovan and Arishna claiming the largest single season prize tally, amounting to well over a substantial sum in racing history.
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England
Duke of Fortland
Donovan
Arishna
Utah Legislature Opens First Session With Formalities
The fifteenth legislature began with a formal oath and organizational steps. Senator Thomas F E McKay was elected Senate President, while William W Seigmilier won the speakership in the House 30 to 25 over E R Callister. The Senate planned to hear the governor’s message in joint session after appointing committees and notifying the House. The body approved expenses of 345 000 for legislative costs by a large vote, and the agriculture committee was expanded. Seigmiller becomes the most experienced House member, now in his seventh session.
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State Senate
Hoyle
Senate
House
H. E. Crockett
A. J. Weber
State Supreme Court
C. C. Cottrell, Jr
Thomas F E. McKay
H. C. Tebbs
Committee On Agriculture
Bevan
William W. Seigmilier
Kane County
Women legislators honored with bouquets at state capitol
State Senator Antoinette B. Kinney and woman representatives left the state capitol after opening sessions carrying handsome bouquets of cut flowers. The gifts from the Women's Republican Club recognized their services to the party and to women in campaigns and in the legislature.
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Antoinette B. Kinney
House of Representatives
Women’s
Republican Club
Farm Bureau backs two bills to aid corporations and marketing
Senator Candland introduced a bill in the state senate to extend current laws allowing farm bureau locals to incorporate once committees are formed for regular legislative business. The second measure, the cooperative marketing bill, will be introduced in the house at the earliest convenient date.
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W. D. Candland
State Senate
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Utah Faces River Compact Action At Legislature
The Utah legislature eyes the Colorado river compact drafted by the Colorado river commission in 1921. State engineer R C D Caldwell prepared a bill to submit the compact for ratification and another measure to clarify water rights law. The latter would raise his office fees and reset application dates to filing time.
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Colorado River Commission
Utah
R. C D. Caldwell
Afbey
Caldwell
Republicans hold balance as Democrats slim in Senate
Republicans will hold the balance of power in the present session with only eleven Democrats in the House and one in the Senate. Sanstan Meese McConkie represents the twelfth Senate district, which includes San Juan, Grand, Carbon and Emery Counties.
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Hove
Senata
McConkie
San Juan
Grand
Carbon
Emery Counties
Legislative bills introduced and passed on suspension
Bills listed include B.1 Tel bs authorizing appropriations of 45.00 for legislature expenses and C. R.1 Cantland authorizing government to appoint a messenger to hold office during sessions. Both introduced and passed under suspension of rules. votes show 17 nays and 5 absent for the first, 29 for the second.
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C. R
Cantland
Fragmentary note on newspaper subscription rates in states
A garbled passage discusses newspaper subscription levels across states, mentioning Massachusetts and varying rates such as one subscriber per inhabitant and one per 27.1 inhabitants. It cites Youlla Gcropanion as a source or name. The text is incomplete and puzzling.
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Igliabltunta
Massachusetts
Youlla Gcropanion
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