First Photo Wire Demonstrates Invention Worth
New York Nov 18 Special The photograph of a San chief lying on a deck in the Offices of the St Louis Post Patch was transmitted by wire to New York World rooms. It records the first success in America to transmit photographs over a wire and the apparatus invented by M Edouard Belin. The device uses a mirror and microphone to send an image as light and sound, with a lamp and photochemical process forming the image. The display, tested at Princeton during a football game, signals a future for telephotography.
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Fragmented Post-Disputeh note on a later reception
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Boston Police Union Surrenders Charter
Boston Nov 18 more than 800 members of the Boston police men's union voted unanimously to instruct officers of the Asperian federation of labor union to surrender its charter. A statement issued after the meeting said conditions arising from the police strike of 1919 have won many wars been remedied and efforts are being made to improve at all times. No members of the present police force are members of the union. New York Nov 15 boxing promoter Tev Rickard has received a message from Jack Sharkey in London stating he would be run New York December 2 to carry out a rematch to meet Joe Lynch on that date. The winner of the Lynch Sharkey bout will meet here on December 12, Rickard said.
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Jury verdict in Kagy murder case sparks next moves
Last night the jury returned a verdict after about five hours of deliberation. County prosecutor Baskin declined to say whether he would submit perjury witnesses' testimony to the grand jury, as evidence at trial suggested the shooting came from a different hand.
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Major Leagues May Lengthen Season
New York Nov 18 Major leagues plan to hold their annual meeting in February to discuss extending each team's schedule to 168 games from the present length. Proponents argue teams would also have more home games on Sundays, though details remain unsettled amid ongoing debates.
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New Shipping Board Appointees Called to Meet December First
Washington Nov 1 The new Shipping Board appointees have been called by Chairman Menson to meet December 1 and assume duties. A definite plan for allocating functions of the board is prepared for their approval.
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Detroit Tigers Trade Bert Flilwon to Sun Rinco Club
Detroit on November 18 reports Tiger infielder Bert Flilwon has been traded to the Sun Rinco Club of the Pacific Coast League for pitcher Cole, as announced by club president Navin.
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