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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
2
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Rudolph J. Duncan, radio expert for The Star, begins a series on radio telephony. He recalls heroism of Jack Binns and cites Duncan aboard the U S S San Diego during the 1918 sinking. The piece outlines antenna design and installation for beginners, stressing height, materials, insulation, and careful routing of lead in to the house.
Governor Tone announced that President Harding and Mrs. Harding will likely visit Alaska this summer, possibly in August. Beattie and Col. Frederick Mears accompany Tone as Alaska railroad work progresses, with coal field development reaching 1.5 million dollars and a 0.5 million dollar coal cleaning plant completed.
Washington April 4 A new political push to win the West is set to begin. Democratic National Chairman Cordell Hull will depart Washington early this month to line up Western states for Democratic candidates next fall. Hull will meet party leaders in Colorado New Mexico Arizona Washington Oregon and other western state capitals.
The guide explains running an aerial between house and tree with a balanced pulley weight to prevent antenna mapping during storms. A 15 foot suspension is recommended, allowing the antenna to connect to any suitable object for flexibility and safety.
Harry G. Poster of Queen Anne argues against Erickson’s 5 cent fare plan and urges sticking with a 6 cent fare. He cites flour shipping costs, dock workers, and city workers, claiming lower fares would harm Seattle’s economy and public services.
A reader urges resignations for Walter Meier who seeks the mayor's office while drawing city money as corporation counsel. The letter questions a port commission candidate Jolos Day for working in the county engineer's office and asks why he does not resign as well. The writer asks the Star to clarify the issue.
Franklin D Roosevelt National Chairman reports two months of fundraising for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. More than 100000 supporters have contributed from all states and abroad, aiming to endow the Woodrow Wilson Awards with at least $1,000,000. Contributions may be sent to 150 Nassau St New York City if local addresses are unavailable.
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