Wireless broadcast sparks New campaign speech in Indianapolis
Senator Harry New of Indiana used wireless telephone to address a large audience of women at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis. The broadcast from Anacostia naval air station coincided with a political rally by The New for Senator Club as Harding era treaties and disarmament efforts dominated discussions. New urged women to participate in politics and praised peace efforts while pledging continued public service.
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Harry New
Indiana
Capitol
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Senator New
Congress
New For Senator Club
Harding
Senate
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Washington
New
Lanman Employees Banquet Held at City Club
Lanman Engraving Company employes and officers attended a Wednesday banquet at the City club. The savings fund, built from weekly employee contributions, pays semiannual dividends for vacation money and Christmas cash. current dividends supported the banquet. Attendees included Charles F. Lanman, J Harry Cunningham, Mo Cunningham, James Sullivan, ES Norris, Stevens, Maurice Appleby, and several other officers and staff.
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Arevings Fund
Lanman Pngraving Company
Sasings Fund
Lanman
Chase
Charles F. Lanman
J Harry Cunningham
J “Mo Cunningham Manger
James Sullivan
ES Norris
Stevens Maurice Appleby
Tain Godse
Harold Kearky
Seth Mortm
Bmnett
O Brien
Nathan Tech Tay Saunders
Harry Byord
Jack Tueson
Robert Reynolds
Genoa Harbor Strike Ends as Work Resumes Today
Genoa reports the harbor, shut for two weeks in sympathy with Naples fort workers, has resumed operations today. The restart ends a prolonged disruption affecting maritime activity and port traffic in the Italian port.
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Genoa
Naples
Radio receivers and how to operate them in 1920s tone
The article explains two main receiver types crystal and vacuum tube sets and guides operation. It discusses tuning, adjusting grid leaks, battery bias, and minimizing interference, noting proper handling of detector elements, coupling, and the tickler coil for reliable listening.
Many Recruits For Radio Army Taken From Navy
Former navy men who served aboard ships during the war now form a large core of radio enthusiasts. With about 600000 in the navy, up to 400000 were at sea or on active duty where newspapers were scarce. Large crews and troop transports boosted radio readers, while ships like the George Washington printed daily papers. The memory fades for many, yet they now seek access to broadcasts they once lacked.
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Navy
Trannports
Men of War
George Washington
Weill
The
New York Globe
Radio firms face congressional inquiry on wireless trade practices
Representative Britten introduced a resolution directing the Department of Justice to probe RCA, AT&T, GE, and United Fruit for possible restraint of trade in wireless communication. He cites cross licensing that he says grants RCA control of key components and notes government restrictions on selling surplus radio tubes. He also notes growing college radio programs signaling an educational shift.
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Department of Justice
Britten
Rep
Gritten
United States
Radio Corporation
Morse's Case Delayed Arraignment for 12 Defrauding Suspects
Arraignment of Charles W Morse his three sons and eight others on conspiracy to defraud the United States government and the United States Shipping Board was continued from yesterday to this morning due to a date error in notices. The twelve defendants were warned to appear today.
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Charles W. Morse
United States
United States Shipping Board
McCoy
Notable Attendees Arrive in White Sulphur Springs for Weekend Visit
The White Sulphur Springs scene greets guests from New York and elsewhere as Mr. James Speyer arrives Sunday with friends including Mr and Mrs Lewis Gouverneur Morrin and Mr and Mrs Pletcher Harper. Henry Wyant visits for the weekend alongside arrivals Mrs K L McLucas, Mr and Mrs G Bayles, Mr and Mrs Herbert E Gale, and Mr and Mrs Henry Hallock from Cleveland and Boston.
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White Sulphur Springs
Washington Yost White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
James Speyer
New York
Lewis Gouverneur Morrin
Ars. Pletcher Harper
Henry Wyaft
K. L MecLucas
G. Bayles
Herbert E. Gale
Boston
Henry Hallock
Cleveland
Radio Flashes All Cities Automobile Thefts in Capital
A car valued at 3000 dollars was reported stolen by A L Clarke of 2710 Cathedral Avenue NW. Police chiefs nationwide were notified within twenty minutes by radio through Thomas J Williams Radio Company's HQ at 1324 New York Avenue NW. Detective Sergeant Fleet Hughlett led talks with the company and Daniel Sullivan approved the broadcast of future automobile theft reports by radio.
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A. L. Clarke
Cathedral Avenue Northwest
United States
poHce
Thomas J. Williams Radio Company
New York Avenue Northwest
Daniel Sullivan
Palca
Fleet Hughlett
Radio Program Schedule and Stations 1922
A detailed Friday broadcast lineup lists Narval and Newark stations with times, weather reports, market news, lectures, music, and children’s programming. Notable items include aero nautical lectures, stolen car description notes, Paramount anniversary program, and market quotations from Chicago and Pittsburgh stations.
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NAA
Narval
Arlington
Narval Press
Naval Air Station
Anacostia
Postoffice Department
Doubleday-Hill Electric Co
Thomas J. Williams
Wite-Newark
Newark
Reuben Gross
Paramount Pictures
Iby
Adolph Zukor
Tambus Players-Lasky Corporation
Hugo Riesenfeld
Rivoli, Riatto
Criterion Theaters
Arington
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Co
Richard Knotts
KYW
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Society Notes Highlight Girl Scout Benefit Tableaux
Mrs D B Bush announces prices and pleasant surprises for the Girl Scouts tableau to be staged Thursday April 6 at Rauscher's with Miss Elizabeth Fisher in charge. Guests at the Willard include Senator and Mrs Calder and Mr A G Hopper among others. Washington artists aside, reception events feature London and New York visitors and art center exhibits.
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YROM
D. B. Bush
Prices
Frederick Atherton
Rauscher’s
Girl Scouts
Elizabeth Fisher
Art and Archaeology, League
J. P &. Neligh
Art Center
Connecticut Avenue Northwest
Washington Handicraft Society
Hamilton Martin
David Hdatrom
Senator
William M. Calder
A. G . Hopper
The
Willard
J. G. Batelle
Society Notes From New York March 30
New York society scene features John White arriving from Venezuela to join his wife with her mother Mrs. R. Barham Moffatt. Mrs James Henry Darling and daughters depart Hot Springs Virginia for Atlantic City. Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte hosts a luncheon at Pierres with guests including Mrs J Gibson Maupin and Mrs Herbert Claiborne. Mr and Mrs Robert E. Strawsbridge of Philadelphia stay at the St Regis. Count Laszyl Svecheny hosts a luncheon at Delmonico's. Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Stokes Jr. visiting Washington stay at the Plaza. Mrs William K. Vanderbilt plans to close Sutton Place home and sail to Europe. Mrs Asquith arrives in America with Princess Bibesco and children. they sail Tuesday for England. Prince Bibesco, Romanian Minister, is detained in Washington for official duties. Junius S. Morgan Jr. and Mrs Morgan sail to London on the Olympic to represent Morgan banking interests for two years.
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New York
John White
Venezuela
Hag
R. Barham Moffatt
James Henry Darling
J. Dis Fisher
Kate B. Darlington
Hot Springs
iChealsan
Atlantic City
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Pierre's
J. Gibson Maupin
Herbert Claiborne
Robert E. Strawsbridge
Philadelphia
St. Regis
Laszlip Svecheny
Delmonico’s
Sylvanus Stokes, Jr
Washington
Plaza
William K. Vanderbilt
Sutton Nlace
Eyrone
Asquith
Princess Bibesco
England
Prince Eibesco
Junius S. Morgan, Jr
J Pierpont Morgan
London
Morgan
Color a Doo Dad picture for The Post Sunday issue
Readers are invited to color the Doo Dad images from Sundays Post using crayons or watercolors. Color trees houses and outfits as if attending a party, then attach a printed coupon with name and address and watch for the Sunday paper’s 76 subnet Zoe reveal.
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Bones
The
Post
Mast
Zoe
Ig Simost
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