Radio lamp receiver promises wired wireless broadcasts
General Squier demonstrates a new radio system that sends music news and talks through an ordinary lamp by removing the bulb and inserting a receiving plug. The wired wireless connects to a distant broadcasting station via a lamp receiver, aiming to eliminate radio air congestion and bring broadcasts to homes with electric lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hallist
Army
Signal Corps
Gen. Saquier
Signtal Corps
Aventor
Incomplete excerpt hints at broadcasting invention discussion
An unclear fragment references a Secretary degree and Neo calling a conference on wireless broadcasting. It mentions the invention and potential use, noting it has not yet been attempted. Gén. Squier is cited in relation to the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neo
Natonal Wireless
Squier
Radio Program Listings and Evening Schedule
Radio listings from WWX and Newark stations present a dense schedule of weather reports, news items, musical programs, operatic broadcasts Martha in English by Flotow, and various talks. Includes times for radiophone weather, marketgrams, opera descriptions, and performances from Pittsburgh venues with named performers and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Marketgram
Ketgram
Wee
Washington
Thomas ‘Willams
Wdi2z
Newark
D. m
Arlington Time
Marjoris
Radiosmar
Cora
van Norden
Dr. Charles
Craftér
Martha
Flotow
Bijou Opera
Ensemble of
New York
J.falk
Beulah Raach
Nancy
Belle Fromme
Lionel
Charles” Floyd
Trinket
Leo de. Hieroplis
Barytone
William J. Falk
Pittsburgh
Braney
Fellows’ Club
Alfred ©.Dunkle
Sopranio
Aroby. Ritts
Harding Seeks Aid for 1926 Exposition
President Harding urges support for a 1926 exposition to promote peace and international understanding. The message stresses peaceful and friendly intercourse, shared progress of mankind, and the role of the exposition in signaling a spirit of cooperation among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Fang
Historical Exposition Spirit and Congressional Sanction
A fragment recalls President Harding urging national support for international expositions. The text highlights the aim to showcase American progress and foster sympathy with other peoples, seeking congressional approval to energize a new spirit of American accomplishment at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Auniev i
Organization Incorporated To Train Boys In Seamanship
An organization was incorporated to train boys in seamanship. Morris and Jacobs, employed by the company, testified that Weinhers had represented himself as lieutenant commander in the United States Navy.
Exiled Emperor Charles Fevers in Madeira Dispatch
A Central News dispatch from Funchal reports former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary, exiled on Madeira, is ill with fever. The new update notes his temperature remains high and he is under care as officials monitor his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Londo
Associated -Préss
Austria
Flogged, Now Gets Passing Threats in City Incident
Fragmentary OCR reports threats received by a person named Mayer Ere and a guard reference to a Monday night incident. Flogging is mentioned alongside threats and possible injury, with several garbled phrases about guarding and a potential fatal outcome. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallas
Maren
Ankingsen
Mayer
Williamsburg Blaze Destroys Three Colonial Cereal Buildings
Fire in Williamsburg Virginia destroyed three frame buildings of the Colonial Cereal Company. Within minutes flames spread to nearby structures as firemen fought the blaze. The fire occurred in the afternoon with explosions reported before containment, leaving the brick walls reduced to ruins.
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Wnorfolk
Martin
Associated” Press
Colonial Cereal Company
Williamsburg
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General Squier
Philadelphia
Goodyear
Goodyea
Naturali
Ozk Sale
Berberich’s
Seventh St
Pennsylvania
Fatima
Weinberg
Dier
Pinehoe
Aes
Wes Frederick
W. ‘Longfellow
Robert Kelly
N. Thayer
Jewett
Ito
Detroit
Ingery
Paige Engineering
Paige
Connecticut
Avenue
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