Radio Station Listings Show Broadcasters and Distances
A garbled listing notes various radio stations and operators with their locations and measured wavelengths or meters. Names include WRBU H K Armstrong New ie Pa Foulkrod Radio En pacing Company Philadelphia and others in Seattle Farmdale Mandan Pueblo Seattle Racine San Antonio Bealing East Weyah Illinois West Virginia.
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WRBU
H. K. Armstrong
New Ie. Pa
WFKD
Foulkrod Radio Enpacing Company
Philadelphia
Rox
A.M. Hubbard
Seattle
Vos
L. L. Jackson
Pier
Wash
Rlbh
J. J. Lombardi
Farmfale
L. 1
E. J. Malone, Jr
N. J
Mandan Radio Associa
Mandan
N. D
FABF
Markle Broadcasting Poration
Pringieboro
YPEP
Maurice Mayer
Wauan
Pueblo Council
Stresemann wins partial victory at Geneva meet
Stresemann returns to Berlin with at least partial victory after Geneva talks. He secured end of inter allied military control in Germany by January 11 1927 but agreed to arbitration on manufacture and export of war materials. Briand and Austen Chamberlain left Paris satisfied with the Big Six agreement.
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Geneva
Herr Stresemann
Berlin
Geneve
Germany
League of Nations
Central
M Briand
Str
Austen
Chamberlain
M. Briand
Poincare
Paris
Todas
Inter
Reich
Versailles
Koenigsberg
Glogau
Kruestria
Council of Ambassadors
Council of the
Young Men Winning Laurels in Britain
The piece surveys youthful British figures shaping politics industry and war efforts. It highlights Dublin reformers Dr William O Dwyer James Murphy William Hernun and Londoners John C Davidson Noel Coward Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister General Sutton as young leaders. It notes William Morris Morris Cowles car orders and the rise of youth in business and government. A Cleveland incident reports a man injured filling a gas tank using a candle.
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Dublin
Wiliam O'Dwyer
James Murphy
William Hernun
Coxgrave
London
John C . Davidson
Conservative
Baldwin
Noel Coward
Primp Sasson
Air Ministry
Philip Cunliffe Lister
Mulkden
Asa
Napoleon William R. Morris
Henry Ford
Kansas Lawmakers Fight for Pay Increase in Era of Rising Costs
The Kansas legislature faces a push for a salary raise from 3 to 8 dollars a day as farmers seek relief amid inflation. Since Wyandotte, lawmakers have averaged about 500 dollars annually in extra costs, with a proposed amendment repeatedly defeated by voters and court rulings blocking postage funded pay.
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I Kansas
Ax Itekers
Kansas
Sears
Oregon
Puys
Maats
Yankee Hustle Clashes Mexican Lunch Tradition
Mexico City reports a shift in midday meals as Americans and foreigners crowd streets at lunch time. Cab drivers and local patrons observe faster eating rhythms, with many skipping the traditional long noon meal to return to work.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Wins Awards At Poultry Show In Chicago
Edward E Shnerdorth showed his Golden Wonderlies at the Chicago poultry show claiming four first prizes and two seconds, marking the finest display yet exhibited in Chicago. The article also briefly mentions private Edward Windsor later, and notes Berlin traffic lessons and a furnace wood deal at $5 per cord.
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Chicago
Edward E Shnerdorth
Hidse
Puultr
Tiny
S.x
Chicoiro
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Beren
Stresemann
Britain
Statisticians
Cleveland
Samuel Tenenswelg
Darligoe
Samuel
Electrical Service Radio
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Pocahontas
Murbach Coal Co
Fay Co
Bolivia
New
Kansas State
Sandusky Sandusky
Ante- den Linden
American Express Company
Kennedy Roal
H. R. H. Low
Buck Private Banks
ST. Crur Seins ET Oise
France
Edward Windsor
Hepor
Anapor
Prince of Wales
Styrs Cadeta
West Point
Prince Tell Hes
Americas
Rivoli
Andy Gumpin
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Loomis Book Store
Dreamland
Tom MIX
Tony A” the Wonder Horse
NO Man’s Gold
Richard DIX
Capitol
Menjou
Villian
Pontiac
Fast Broad Street
City Motors, Inc
Oakland-Pontiac
East Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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