Word: telegraphically
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Possibly the fear that this blissful heedlessness will continue indefinitely has prompted the American Telephone and Telegraph Company to institute a series of patent suits which bring up for consideration the whole problem of broadcasting. But this apparently commendable impulse has been uncharitably criticized as an attempt to again complete control of the new industry. Certainly the defense of the company's proceedings which was based on the argument that neglect to sue would "in effect dedicate valuable property to the public" rings sharply of self-interest, rather than of a desire to promote public good. And theories arguing that...
...McLean wished to avoid being questioned in detail about his "loan" to Mr. Fall. There was also a curious phrase in one of the telegrams suggesting that the installation of the private wire to Palm Beach would afford "easy access to the White House." There was evidence that a telegraph operator at the White House had been employed after hours to operate the Washington end of the McLean wire...
Taxes taken off: Candy, theatre and other admission tickets up to 50?, telephone and telegraph messages, promissory notes...
Sponsors for a Radio Music Fund include Clarence H. Mackay, Felix M. Warburg, Frederic Juilliard, A. D. Wilt, Jr. The Central Union Trust Co., Manhattan, has been appointed to take care of the money. WEAF (American Telephone & Telegraph Co., Manhattan) is the chosen station...
...John J. Carter, Vice President of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co., largely responsible for modern development of telephone...