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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

From tho Department n Commerce.
Tho radio telephone conference
was divided some days ago into
committees, OF which one Of the
most important Is the technical
committee under the chairmanship
Of Doctor Stratton. &.
This committee has now Issued
tentative recommendation as to
methods and poll les for radio tclo-
phone control. Tho committee puts
It's recommendation forward for
consideration and constructive criti-
cism by interested organizations
With view 10 reassembling again
In or 3 weeks to reconsider such
criticism.
Tho recommendations are OF great
length and etaiL They first point
out the necessity for government
control OF radio telephones as the
only solution to the present chaos
OF interference: that unless there
is definite regulation OF all tele-
phone transmitting stations tho
whole system will be destroyed by
interferencos.
In order to accomplish this the
committee recommends that the eX-
listing powers OF the department Of
commerce should be extended to
complete control OF transmitting
stations. II does not recommend
any control Of receiving stations.
Tho committee recommends that
wave lengths below 5000 meters
should I'm general way be reserved
for radio telephone service but that
those wave lengths which have be-
come fixed in service for telegraph
service within this range, such as
s. o. S. signals, shall be retained.
But II Is the hope and expectation
that the radio telephone may ulti-
mately keep the whole range from
zero to 5000 meters,
The committee considers that the
present development OF the art war
rants the separation Of 90 different
wave bands within this range. OF
which II lie between zero and 2,00C
meters. In the assignment of these
| wave bands the committee recon-
mends that priority first he given
| to broadcasting service and tnat
secondarily, broadcasting service. IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

watts. and almost equal numbers IN
other cities OF tho state.
Cleveland. Ohio, reports prob
ably 1900 radio enthusiasts 900
sending stations in Greater Cleve-
land, virtually all amateur; and 10
600 receiving sets being used al
most nightly. These estimates ex-
cludo commercial sets. Cincinnati
reports 500 sets.
From two hundred TO three hum
dred receiving sets have been in
stalled on Michigan farms, and the
increase in cities of the state is
described as amazing.
Indiana has $500 amateur radio
sets and indianapolis 1000 radio
phones.
Wisconsin has nearly 1900 sta
tlons. and tho number is said by
Malcomb Il. Hanson, University Of
Wisconsin operator, TO be increas-
ing at tho rate of five day. Near
ly 1000 sets are reported in Mil
waukee and vicinity.
North Dakota has number Of
receiving stations and n few fairly
powerful telegraph and telephone
sending stations. The North pa
kota agricultural college IL planning
TO install a l00-watt service for
farmers. The vacuum tube is dis
placing older equipment in the
state.
Marked growth is reported at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

CHICAGO. - Radio enthusiasts
have increased l0afold Within the
last few months. IL appears from n
survey conducted by the Associated
Press ana covering tho central west,
Kentucky and Texas. AZ virtually
all points from which reports have
been received there are thousands
OF radio sets. particularly for pur-
poses OF telephony, where at most
there were hundreds before. These
tidings bear out a statement made
By Secretary Hoover az tho recent
radio conference at Washington 20
the effect that owing TO rapid de-
velopment OF radio telephony with
in the last four or five months there
are more than 100000 radiophone
receiving sets In operation in the
United states as compared with less
than $4,000 a year ago,
4 striking example OF tho In
crease Is furnished by Columbus
Ohio, whore apparatus had been n
drug on the market. There the
number OF sets has multiplied from
goo TO more than n thousand with
In tho last two months, according
70 dealers in equipment.
While the sets are used chiefly
for pleasure and experiment, they
ore utlhb put 10 pldclltdl uses IN
many cases. Numerous farmers are
receiving market and weather re-
ports, ana police are receiving bull
leilns, sermons, concerts aud health
talks are transmitted. Universities
and professional operators are co.
operating.
For example, during the severe
sleet storm which virtually isolated
the Fox River valley in Wisconsin,
Emmet a. Platten OF Green BAY,
formerly wireless operator on tho
ill-fated Eastland, established com.
munication, dispatchlng trains and
keeping the local newspaper sup
piled with wireless news from the
Associated Press.
similar experience, arisine
from the recent storms which
virtually demoralized wire com.
munication in northern Michigan
moved the state OF Michigan &c
adopt wireless communication foi
the use OF its state police, Investl
- tauons are now under way TO de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Radiophone Conference
Proposes Now to Govern
Scope of Sending Station
No Restrictions Will Be Placed the Use of Receiving In
sruments, According to Tentative Plans Worked Out at
Divided Up and Will Meet Later
to Work Out Final Wireless Telephone Laws

self should be divided into priorities
in the following rotation: First, gov
ernment broadcasting; second, edu-
scational and public broadcasting;
third, private broadcasting includ-
ing entertainment. news, etc. and
fourth, toll broadcasting.
Reservation OF wave lengths be-
tween $50 and s75 3 made for anna
tours and some opportunity In eN-
perimentai wave lengths would be
assigned TO them IN addition. The
committee recommends that anna
tours shall police themselves as to
division uf their wave bands be-
tween different varieties OF anna
teur work. The committee recon-
mcnds in addition to the establish
mcnt Of wave bands for different
services in various prlorities that II
is also necessary to limit the
amount Of power used I'm transmit
ting stations, thus limiting each Of
them 10 some special zone In order
TO further limit interferences and
enable n wider variety OF wave
lengths 10 be assigned to different
localities. The committee also
recommends that the time Of day
occupied by different transmitting
stations for different services should
be placed in control.
The conference strongly recon-
mends the extension OF Nauthority
Of the government into thorough
control NJ transmitting stations and
that the radio telephone may be
considered a public utility.
The tentative recommendations
follow:
Resolved that tho conference on
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tcrmine whether wireless telephone
or telegraph Is best adapted to the
needs of the coustabulary.
Tho CHIEF OF police at ~. Louis IS
experimenting with communication
with patrols and with police OF
other cities,
Policemen and firemen OF Dallas.
Texas, are CNubCrant over a daily
radiophone program received at the
city hail, Scores OF flremen and
visitors crowd tho radio station for
the Sunday services, and one city
official remarked that they would
"hang" any operator who interfered
with the transmission of tho SER
mon. latest reports from Dallas
add that n church organization
there Is planning to provide church
programs ana concerts by radio at a
Dallas hospital
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

RIVERSIDE. ~ j. - Intimate
friends iu lifc. John r. Brunen. one
of the country's best known show
mon, and william Desmond Taylor.
famous movie director. met their
deaths from gunshot wounds under
suspicl0usly similar circumstqnco5
Police had no clues to the slayera
~ cithCr. Bruucu was shot to death
as ho pat in his home here reading
% newspaper. Tho murderer sAiut
through tho window. Taylor vas
shot ne ho mt ut his desk Ia HE iIOl-
lywoud homo "a few weeks ago.
As iu the Taylor cnse, n woman
appears 10 have figured moro or
less vaguely offstagc.
TaylOr8 past Was and remains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

radio telephone recommends ,b.,
the radio laws be amended -o ss -
give to the secretary Of cowrer',
adequate legal authority for tbo og
fective control OF the estahlis1r,.,.,
OF all radio transmitting stations ,y1
cept amateur. experimental era
government stations and of fba
operation OF nongovcrnmeutal radio
transmitting stations.
Resolved that Il is the sense q,
the conference that radio communf
cations Is a public utility ana a
such should be regulated and coT.
trolled by the federal government is
the public interest.
Resolven that the types OF radlo
apparatus most effective i'm radrr,
ing interference should he u,do
freely available to the public with.
out restriction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

Omaha, Neb.. by two radio clubs
which have been in existence only
six months. The University OF Ne
braska and Nebraska Wesleyan, CO.
operating, send TO amateurs in Ne
braska, South Dakota, Iowa, Colo
RADIO and Kansas.
Hundreds at Duluth, Mimi, will
be enjoying private radio service
within the year. IL the present rate
of increase continues, according 10
Lawrence II. Schmitt. United States
radio inspector.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26

como OF tho causes" bc continued.
undoubtedly lH tho ChurI Htcr Of the
ItIlslutlOu passed during the last
cIFut or uiur years by tho congress
of tho United states, the methods
employed Tor lts enactment, and
consequent lgra Of respect by che
people for those laws and for all
law, and the holding ~ congress- IN
contempt rather than In cstcom aud
reverence.
"DurIuE these years the people
lTNr seen tho congress OF tho
United SiHtoH controlled neither by
TIuDplo. courage nor un tolflsh de-
Nouou To- the public veal, but SUR
rendering itFolf ana its power for
tho making of laws EIbscrViCntlv
and doCilcly 10 the VIII OF others and
acting the dcmapoEuo for selfish
purpoHoa nE never before.
"NbicCt aud Obcdicnt Congress"
"rho people have seen nn ahlcct
and obodiout congress pass laws OF
profound importance dictated TO n
by literally financed and highly or
pnulZod minoiitlcs outside OF CON
grcHg sometimes for purely eco
uomic ends OF the miuorltlcg, some
times Hlmptuury laws from EoCta-
riuu sources, sometimes laws die
tntod by bloDR or mluoritios within
CouErcrs itself for purely selfish
purposes or purposes purely Of re-
rrlsnl.
Lava passed. by such conErcssca
ana under these conditions cannot
rclp lcsycning tho obedience TO tho
laws themselves which arc 40 I'm.
posed On turn TO all Laws"
Tiukhnm rcfCrrcd rcnthinRly TO
the refusal OF congress 10 allow
residents OF the District OF Columbia
the right Of franchise, TO make their
own laws and establish their own
government
"CongreHscs." he said, (which nu.
duCiously ana Contumaciously refuse
obedience TO the fundamental law
which governs them CHE fourteenth
amendmonD, namely, tho constitu.
tion, can neither expect nor re-
ocivo obedience to IFS laws or dlroc.
tiona.
'Icsscning Of Responsibility"
Another cause OF penetrating ct-
feet is the loaEoning by law or indi-
yidual freedom and individual re-
/ sponslbility.
but more than all these Is tho de-
struction and elimination OF the
/ American home, where no longer
does the child know to whom to
| turn for authority and direction, and
| from which modern industrialism
| has subtracted parental care, and
state supervision and intrusion
weakened parental obligations"
In other words, according TO the
| gentleman from Massachusetts.
father IL so busy evading the law by
making homo brow and purchasing
bootleg liquor that the American
child Is growing with n disrespect
for law which viii not make its full
force known for years 10 come.
II was n stunned and thoughtful
house which listened to the diatribc
of Representative Tlnkham.
A fow hours later they Topped
100000 Off the annual District OF
Columbia appropriation bill and
went about their business.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
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to her."-Birmingham Age-Tirraid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
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shows lion tanners. much against
her fathers wishes.
The romance was shortllved and
Bruncn later had the tanner arrest
cd for non-suppOrt. The marriage
was annuled and Hazel returned TO
her fathers home, At tho time Of
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Mrs. Brunon was upstairs In the
house when the shot whi,h Killed
her husband recently was fired.
She rushed down. Her husband was
dead.
II say two men run from tho
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screamed FOR LClp"
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Lower right, John Bruncn.

Mrs. BrInap told police that two
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and get Honest John"
Police also are investigating the
tip that Brunen recently discharged
a cook with his shows.
Taylor also was robbed some time
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
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Startling Growth of Crime
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
RadiOphOne Enthusiasts
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Most of Amateur Machines in Use Are for Pleasure
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