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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1922
Page
9
The notice outlines a cash prize contest for Ham radio members with no entry fee. Class II Crystal Receiving Bets, Class III for Crystal Receiving Bets, Class IV for youths under 14, and prizes listed include first and second awards. It mentions cash awards of 23 and 15 dollars in some classes and emphasizes broad amateur participation.
Judge Calving Hall reappoints Harry L. Neff as assistant fire marshal after the 1918 abolition of the post. City ordered to pay Neff 1066.76 in back wages for wrongful demotion to clerk. Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer approves the receiver Clarke P. Bissett report for Frank Waterhouse & Co.
E Mont Reilly of Kansas City will be removed as governor of Porto Rico soon, officials say. President Harding is convinced Reilly is not fit to govern the island and will not appoint him to a high Washington post. Meanwhile, county commissioners study seepage at Endolyne after last week’s collapse that killed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hebenstreit.
One hundred twenty Knights Templar and their wives departed Seattle Tuesday night in nine Northern Pacific coaches bound for New Orleans to bring the con clave to Seattle in 1925.
The student body at Valparaiso University in Indiana includes twenty eight nationalities, reflecting a diverse campus. Faculty and students note the range of cultural perspectives enriching academics and campus life.
Rev. M. A. Matthews pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and partner with Judge Fr. A. Ballinger in the Washington Union League club watched returns Tuesday night as his candidate for mayor Walter Meier trailed in third. With Meier out of primaries, the doctor left for New Orleans saying he would not return in time for the final election.
Faculty pressure trims campus day program at University of Washington. No political speeches or baseball games this year. Morning tasks include campus cleaning, golf course work, brush clearing, and new paths. A major 4:50 p.m. California Washington crew regatta will crown the event, with boats from the canoe house at 8:30 a.m. and a lunch served by university women at noon.
LULUM argues Mrs Landes should be elected to Seattle city council. She claims women voters deserve representation, noting women are over 60 percent of the population and would bring fiscal restraint, community service, and a feminine perspective to ordinances affecting families and children.
Seattle residents rush to join The Wayfarer chorus and cast for the year’s production. Registration at 1200 Fourth Ave and at Temple church Monday will grant music books and admission credentials for all rehearsals and performances. The program grows larger with support from Rainier Noble post of the American Legion.
Samuel O'Dea dies on the Pacific highway when a heart failure strikes him while driving. his car veers up an embankment. His wife, the sole passenger, was with him. O'Dea worked for Everett Logging at Tulalip.
Dr Donald V Trueblood will address the Gyro club on the subject A Bundle of Bones. The event is set for Thursday noon at the Next Liberty theatre with a note to have watches repaired by Haynes if needed.
An expert explains building a regenerative receiver and variometer. Instructions detail making a vario coupler from cardboard tubes and winding with copper wire, including dimensions and winding technique. The piece emphasizes practical DIY radio construction steps from the Radio Institute of America director.
Instructions describe winding coils on a stator and rotor with adjustable wire, using a brass rod stand and binding posts. It covers connecting fixed and movable coils, securing windings with shellac, threading wires through stator tubes, and routing to a variometer stand for a 560 meter length receiving amateur transmissions.
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