Telegraphic Tales Snapshot of Turbulent Events
Last seven days report of major incidents includes oil tanker blaze at San Pedro and Red Stack loss, a deadly train collision near Barstow, bank failures in Montana linked to insolvency, a lunacy ruling in Caldwell, and postal censorship of rubles cases in Cleveland. Also notes bank closings, Ramapo naval mooring decision, Alaska governance push, Pasteur treatment for Striwen children, art theft fears guarding Sargent works, and Teapot Dome refinery connections.
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Aiden Anderson
San Pedro
Cuik
California
George Mo Bournquin
Hutte
Montana
Court of Justice of the Peace
Hockiey
Chris Yegen
Peter Yegen
Barton Pakin
Yegen Bank of
Iawe
Mra
Evelyn Runick
Buree
Walter H. Harnett
Caldwell
Tdn
Frank Morton
Barstow
Cal
Benjamin Warmer
Charles R. Paine
Schoula
Muncie
Ind
Columbus
Redlands
Welle National Bank of
Wella
Minn
A. B. Smith
National Bank Examiner
Ramapo
Naval Transport Service
E. W. Eberle
Naval Operations
San Francisco
R. Robinson
Southeastern
Alaska
Juneau
Congress
Seattle
Washington
Striwen
Pasteur
Cleveland
Mohompithis
John Singer Sargent
Grand Central Gallery
New York
Sarwent
Borton
Wyoming
Kaneus
Chicago
Elmont
Kumane
Washington Lights Waxing Alexandria Mass Filled Week
President Coolidge spent Sunday in Alexandria Virginia attending Christ Church services marking the week of national commemorations. Senate hearings reopen the admin scandal with renewed calls to remove executives and pursue Daugherty impeachment.
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Coolidge
Firth of Waxbh-ington
Mearly
Alexandria
Christ Church
Senate
Daugherty
Democratic Mational Committee
Coviitea
Denby
Boral
Republican
Idaho
Mr. Daugherty
Mexico
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Mexico City
Obregon
Washington
Radio construction instructions for regenerative circuit and multiaudiplex.
Detailed guidance from the New York Herald on building a regenerative radio receiver using a 190 degree yarbo coupler, rewound stator, and specific component values. Includes wiring taps, condensers, grid and bypass caps, high ratio audio transformers, rheostats, and tube voltages. Claims wide listening range and strong interference rejection, with emphasis on 180 degree variocoupler and antenna placement eight turns from ground.
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Leon Bishop
New York Herald
Open Circuit Jack Assembly From Copper and Wood
A historical instructions note describes making a simple open circuit jack. It specifies a wood block inch square and 8% inches long, with copper pieces cut to % by % inch and % by 1 inch. The copper is bent as shown, outlining a basic DIY electrical component.
Rack Assembly Described in Radio Digest
The passage explains boring a panel hole for a plug, attaching copper strips A and B to ensure good contact, and fastening the block to complete the rack as described in Radio Digest. It notes how the plug fits through the hole and connects to the strips to finalize assembly.
Flexible Leads Save Breaks In Portable Set
A note on building a portable set for summer trips advises using flexible wire for internal connections to reduce breakage from wear and weather. It warns that insulation capacity can mask loose connections but emphasizes safer, shorter runs and copper tags on ends to prevent calamities in remote areas.
200 Meter Work Makes Interesting Listening
There is intriguing amateur radio activity on the 200 meter band after eleven p.m. Most operators avoid air while broadcasting hours exist, but after ten thirty p.m. tuning challenges emerge. A code chart aids practice and reveals the keen traffic available nightly.
Bakelite Regarded as One of Best Insulators
The insulating material bakelite used for radio panels and parts is a complex substance. When scientists discuss it they refer to the long chemical name oxyberyl methylenglycolanhydride. It is a condensation product of phenol and formaldehyde with excellent heat moisture and acid resisting qualities. Its related forms include trade names such as formica and vandensite.
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Formica
Vandensite
Caught as Catch Can Said as Sartopnon
An unclear fragment describes a scene where a person improvises a catch as catch can method while tuning and turning a wheel. The text mentions Walter Drummond and a publication titled Radio Digest in a garbled context.
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Walter Drummond
Hadio Digest
Reparations Experts Begin Final Task On Report
Paris reports the Dawes committee of reparations experts has begun its final task. The group aims to craft a plan with no revision, while keeping most conclusions secret. Dawes confirms a remark about French Ruhr involvement and its significance to the committee's work.
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Dawes
Paris
Lew Lhuries G. Dawes
Germany
General Dawes
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Ruhr
Rome
Bonservizi
Amerixo Domini
Himelf
Fragmented Musings on News and Culture Across Eras
Jumbled reflections touch on Teusata Arctic claims declines in public discourse and entertainment. Mentions of United States policy, Bok prize, radio, and Mah Jongg mix with stray observations about loafers, policemen, and a goat stump. The piece reads as a collage of ill-formed sentences and speculative notions without clear narrative.
March Deaths Hit Peak Says Insurance Actus
A terse report notes that dying is “best in March” and reveals that more people die in March than in any other month, prompting questions about the meaning of the phrase and the pattern behind the statistic.
Court Case Hinges on Translation of Word in Dog Theft
A court case hinges on interpreting a foreign word found in the dog theft incident. If the word is a verb, the defendant could face a different charge or sentence. Legal officials emphasize precise language in the ruling and potential implications for the suspect.
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