Word: wirelessed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...great U. S. communication systems are: 1) American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (telephones); 2) International Telephone & Telegraph Co. (telegraph, cable, wireless, foreign telephone); 3) Western Union Telegraph Co. (telegraph, cable); 4) Radio Corporation of America (wireless telegraph, radio telephone). The four corporations are separate utilities and compete against each other for the U. S. communication business...
Their lust for business last week befuddled the much badgered Federal Radio Commission. Two of the companies-the I. T. & T. (through its subsidiary Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co.) and R. C. A. demanded the right to set up wireless telegraph stations and sell service between cities in continental...
That one exception is on the Pacific Coast. Between Los Angeles, San Francisco and Portland, Ore., the Mackay Companies (now part of the. I. T. & T.) operate a land wireless system. It is the only continental commercial radio service in the world...
...wants to make such land wireless service cover the continent. Through Charles Evans Hughes Jr. it demanded of the Federal Radio Commission 60 short wave wireless channels...
...members of the Federal Radio Commission last week listened to these demands. They listened also to two other and similar demands-from Inter-City Radio Telegraph Co. of Cleveland for 50 stations, from Universal Wireless Communication Co. of Buffalo, a new concern, for 125 stations...