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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
2
After Governor Charles R. Mabey of Utah visited Los Angeles the chamber of commerce said it will consider a campaign to raise 100000 dollars for Arrowhead improvements linking Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. Efforts aim to reach a total fundraising goal of 500000 dollars.
A broad Washington roundup reports on speech freedoms praised as a Christmas gift, reshuffles in the House including Leatherwood of Utah on the Banking and Currency Committee, and a new commercial treaty with Germany to replace the wartime pact. Also noted are exams for postmaster appointments in Idaho, a Montana plan for crop marketing, and several military and domestic notices. The piece recounts other political and international items, including tax talks, frontier action, and various local and national developments.
An article by C J Paddon describes a bakelite strip vibrator rectifier fed by a 110 volt AC magnet. It explains operation with a vibrating steel reed, transformer primary polarity changes, and output to binding posts. Figures show hookup with condensers, choke coils, and tube socket fits for amplifiers.
A sketch shows a homemade VT socket costing about ten cents. The design uses two pieces of glass or similar insulating material about three inches apart, placed in the cooler of each piece. The article promises complete details for readers and hobbyists.
Insurgents moving from Vera Cruz toward Mexico City with about 10 000 troops. Reinforcements to join along the Inter Oceanic railway as Obregon loyalists suffer a skirmish defeat in Nayarit. Generals Ortega Maya killed. Mayer spared after Jalapa capture. Platanero Alegria carries agents to New Orleans for transfer to New York.
Radio technicians describe a funnel shield to stop rain from grounding outdoor aerial lead-ins. A garage funnel fits over the lead-in, with a cork sealed inside and sealing wax filling the funnel end to make the assembly watertight and stable.
A concise list explains components and roles in a radio set. It covers antenna tuning inductors capacitors detectors and amplifiers, detailing how each part converts waves to audible sound and regulates voltages, current, and amplification.
J C Walton former Oklahoma governor announced Opens Fight on Ku Klux Klan. The national chairman will form chapters outside Oklahoma and lead an anti klan education campaign while opposing sympathetic public officers. Jack Walton's paper named as the national anti law weekly.
The fifth hospital for crippled children by the Mystic Shrine was dedicated Sunday in Portland. Conrad W. Dykeman of Brooklyn, imperial potentate, presided over the ceremony marking the completion of the program begun at the 1920 imperial session.
The Indiana Republican state committee plans a meeting next week to pursue a special legislative session to consider impeaching Governor Warren T. McCray unless he replies favorably to a Thursday letter from the subcommittee. Governor McCray said I have to comment to make.
Revenue agents under K. B. Gadboise seized control of five Sioux City picture theatres on Monday. The investigations, conducted from the city office, followed a year of surveillance into ticket practices at the venues.
The United States faced a Supreme Court appeal after losing in lower courts. The case targets California Midway and other oil firms and challenges mineral rights on land in Kern County, California.
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The piece blends reports on an American archaeologist desecrating a grave in England, protests over cemetery desecration, nationwide school accommodation issues with portable housing, and notes from William Hardman and Tennyson lore. It mentions modern education needs, large new school buildings, and a playful anecdote about Pepys and Tennyson.
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