Broadcasting News From Elyria Radio Club Report
The Elyria Radio Club reports progress on reducing interference in receiving sets and describes experiments with various receiver circuits including a three negative valve receiver and a transmission between a telegraph key and receiver. They note British radio laws, licensing costs, and proposed wavelength reassignment, plus club plans, meetings, and invitation to readers to contribute data and feedback.
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Bradleystat
Tland Gazette
Epector
Peris Spector
Aps
Stener
Navy charts wartime radio scope and trade role
Washington March 21 Rear Admiral Henry J Ziegenmayer announced the Navy Radio Service ran 18 pots in 1922 generating nearly 300000 in Government income while avoiding commercial broadcast. The service aided emergency needs and trade, with rapid transmissions to Honolulu and Panama and daily exchanges with ports worldwide. Wireless telephones remain experimental with battleships fitted for trials and future extension.
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Washington
Smart
Henry J. Zetgemeier
Naval Communications
Navy
Honolulu
Naval Radio
Panama
Admiral Ziegemeyer
Admiral Ziegen
Hes
Dort
Anniversary Celebration For Richard Mischa and Wife
Richard Mischa and his wife observed their 50th wedding anniversary at their Cleveland avenue home. Four generations attended from Elsa, Cleveland, and Conneaut. Rev A Brit of St Peters Evangelical church officiated as guest, with roses and flowers from church society and friends. A social hour followed by a supper featured an elaborate anniversary cake.
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Amuerst
Richard Mischa
Cleveland Avenue
Elsa
Cleveland
Conneaut
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
A Brit
A. Egli
McGill Residence Slightly Damaged By Fire In Amherst
Firemen responded to a small blaze at C. Tt McGill's Minerva street home last evening as sparks from a chimney set the shingle roof alight. The fire was quickly put out. This marks McGill's second fire in a month, the first damaging the grocery store on March 6.
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Amherst
C. Tt. McGill
Minerva Street
Amherst Council approves Delbridge addition and park plans
Amherst March 21 The city council at City Hall approved the Delbridge addition on North Main St and ordered ordinances to repair Johnsons Hill and Crown Hill Avenue. A sidewalk contract for Pearl Avenue on both sides was authorized, and a one year contract with J Aldrich for the disposal plant was entered.
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Amherst
Delbridge
North Main Street
Johnsons Hill
Crown Hill Avenue
Pearl Avenue
J. ©. Aldrich
Mountain States conditions and Babson's bullish view
Roker W Babson reports on conditions in the Mountain States from Montana to Texas noting mining cattle and fruit sectors, 1923 prospects and local improvement. He cites a bullish copper outlook, Denver and Phoenix trends, and calls for more capital and energy in the region while warning of ongoing readjustment.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roker W. Babson
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
New Messen
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
Mr. Babson
West
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
America
Lorimer
South
Grand Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Montara
Denver
Babson
Colorade
Salt Lake City
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Phoenix
Atronz
Isinetta
Phoenis
Billines
Helena Bole
Feilspane
Carper
Shering
Ogden Provo
Vich
Albuquerque
Menico
Fl Paso
Jamer
el Paso
Mexico
Walen
Mearon
Ut Man
Asbeon
New England
New Snegland
Rocky Mountain States
Stocks Rise With Railroads Lead Market Opening
New York stocks opened strong with railroads leading gains. New York Central rose 0.8 to 99 1/4, American Woolen up 0.375 to 108 3/4, California Pete up 0.5 to 95 1/2, and U S Steel advancing 0.625 to 108 3/8.
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New York
New York Central
American Woolen
California Pete
U.S. Steel
Commodities and Livestock Market Update with Bonds
Provisions inactive while grains such as Wheat May July Sept and Corn May Sept are listed with mixed futures. CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK REPORT shows Receipts and prices for Cattle Calves Sheep Hogs, with market tones steady to strong and specific tops. LIBERTY BONDS open in New York with listed 31-25 second third fourth and victory issues, quotes provided.
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Cleveland
Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Brownhelm Band concert to feature lecture and stereopticon views
On Tuesday evening the Brownhelm Band will give a concert at Brownhelm High School. Rev. F. J. Eastman will present a lecture and stereopticon views. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
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Elyria Radio Club
Hoover
U. S.A
EE. Sutrk
Amrad
Florida
Stark
Puffer
Tleax
Station ‘St Broad St
Uncle Sam
Imperial Furniture CO
IADIO
Bette
Superior Electric Co
Broad ST
Council
Rother Fom Prospect Street
Baetz
Babe
Mike Skura
Henry Street
Eichen
St. Josephs Cemetery
Ormybr's Corners
Ambherst
Lorain Temple
Amherst Temple
Belvor Park
Smythe
Country Club
la- Bes
Consra Oual
Olbvelt
W. H Turner
Mildred Turner
Fred Deiner
Mey Yair
Elyria Mosulay
Hermen Pfiato
Parkave
Win Dieteland
Tede Louis Cernen
Grafton
Lo J. H
Green Howse
Eplew
Werard Eplertenia
Mistia
Siliman
South Amherst
B. A. Kuss
Geo Sedtoede
Whaess
Newton Holistein
Wo Hester
Chaz
Davis
Toledo
Mountan
Rugged West
Weekly Financial Review
Ohio
York States
Anaconda Tee
Aichison
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baltimore & Ohio
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Erthiehem Steel Prid Wee
Canadian Pacific Ate Ees
Central Lear Chic. Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel Seve
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Hines Central Aceee
Inson Copper
International Parer
Northern L'Acifec
Pittsburch
Republic Iron & Steel
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Southern Rail War
Studebaker
Texas Co
Union Pacific
Ind Misenni
Utah Copper
Kenilworth
Guarand
Co. W. Phillips
Chronicle-Telegram
Mien
Sach Cnan
Union Mortgage
Elyria Savings and Tenet Co
Olxrtia Bank
Oberlin
Kenneth M. Whitehead
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Walker
Congress
Connecticut Avenue
de Sales Street
White House
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