18 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
1
Gov Aller warns Kansas Supreme Court may reject the writ while vowing to expel by limiting business with the state. Fifteen state executives plan to travel to Washington for a conference with President Harding to discuss enforcement and union concerns at the White House on Monday.
The New Hampshire Manufacturers Association reports an embargo lifted for a four day period starting Friday December 15, extending to Monday the 5th. Officials warn shipments may resume under limited conditions while the policy keeps other routes monitored.
The Mothers club plans a monthly gathering at the church described as a social event. AThursday evening session will include sewing activities and a social hour hosted by Mrs Currie Wickey at 21 Market Christmas.
The president Mrs Mildred Bickford and vice president Mrs Sthel Heiy were absent. Secretary Mrs Frances Coneron was replaced by Mrs Mary Atkins. A Christmas committee was chosen to arrange decor and events including Teaque Torsole and Mrs Eamibud fie, plus Candy and popcorn duties. Entertainer FS. Maske and Santa Claus were noted. 26 sails were reported for the month, and the class planted poinsettias to gift guests. Refreshments were served by the Heales, with social time enjoyed after the business session.
Technical notes describe a Kane like method for varying inductance in tuning coils. It covers single turn and group winding variations, shunt methods, and achieving near zero inductance by aligning inner and outer windings. Modern windings use low leakage designs and stepped center separations for minimal flux loss.
Fragmentary text discusses cylindrical coil winding, insulation and signal lines. Mentions voltages, layers, and cross sections with references to figures and potential electrical components. The readable material is technical and incomplete, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Lausanne Switzerland hosts the Near East Conference at the Castle of Ouchy with delegates including Richard Washburn Child and G. Grew. The gathering, moved to hotels in Lausanne and Ouchy, aims for peace and coordination during the Christmas period.
A scrambled report describes hard wire observations for communication at the rear of puneta, noting copper wire breakage on bending and remedies such as heating or tin coating. It mentions magnet positioning affecting audion sensitivity and electrical flow between grid and plate in early tube tech.
The fragment discusses wire length requirements for an aerial setup. It mentions a single wire at least seven percent longer than a reference length, with constraints on the leading and trailing wires. The wording is unclear but suggests a four wire arrangement and adjustments to wire ends.
A garbled report describes early radio broadcasting experiments and radio infrastructure efforts. It mentions volunteer services, broadcast stations costing about 1 million dollars, burdens of licensing and fees, and warnings about worthless radio stock, with scattered notes on experiments in the United States Britain and Monthey.
Despondent scenes unfold in Providence on December 1 as Thomas Key Decumine allegedly attacks Miss Force and her brother-in-law at breakfast with two pipes, killing Thomas F Jones with multiple bullet wounds. Kelly, after an upstairs disturbance, is implicated in further shooting.
Jaemoine Fee Ambarenilor WeWard Washburn Chitt plan protest against Turkish proposal to expel Free Patriots from Constantinople during this afternoon's sub-commission on minorities meeting.
Unclear OCR text outlines a trial involving Merei and co-defendants linked to a circus, with references to Joka franca gaz 3 and individuals Harry Mean and Mrs Uru nen. Details are fragmentary but indicate a courtroom proceeding with multiple parties.
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