Motorists Urged to Respect Chicago School Patrols
Chicago police Commissioner William F. Russell announces that motorists ignoring school patrol signals will be arrested and prosecuted. The patrol, aided by the Chicago Motor Club since 1920, now has officers in 40 districts and aims to enforce signals and record license numbers of failing vehicles.
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Southworth to Make His Son an Athlete
Henry P. Edwards recalls Billy Southworth, famed for his early press clippings, and notes Southworth intends to train his son in multiple sports. The article recounts how Billy, raw yet talented, was mentored and guided toward athletic prowess, with hopes he will excel at Ohio State in two sports. Southworth keeps a superstition of not changing neckties during winning streaks.
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Ned Hanlon Praises Cubs and Ruth as Baseball Giants
Old Ned Hanlon, former Orioles owner and manager, still follows baseball closely. He hails the Chicago Cubs as a great club, noting their consistency and power, and calls Babe Ruth a marvelous player and the greatest hitter, praising his all around ability and fielding.
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Method for Forcing Brass Bushings Into Place
A convenient method uses a special bolt and washer to press a bushing into place. A bolt with a square shoulder and a shank slightly smaller than the hole allows easy insertion without a full arbor press. Cutting the bolt with a fine thread yields the best results, though forcing reduces the bore enough to jam if too tight. Popular Science Monthly.
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Open Golf Champion Joyce Wethered Wins British Championship
Joyce Wethered defeats Glenna Collutt of the United States to capture the Samens Open Golf Championship of Great Britain in a decisive victory.
The MQFOR QUIZ on Car Maintenance Pitfalls
A reader quiz presents common car care questions about driving over broken glass, checking grease when the car is cold, and engine power loss on hills. It explains that tires may snag sharp objects, grease congeals when cold, and causes include sticky valves and worn spark plugs.
Diverse Sports Items Highlight Early 20th Century News
Summary of scattered athletic notes includes Newark infielder Bobby Stevens at nineteen, Red Sox catcher Johnny Heving, and Ed Morris on pitching. Mentions New York road mileage, Washington open day crowd over 25,000, parking issues prompting walking, a Tabernacle conversion to boxing venue, and collegiate boxing titles. Also notes trades, a steeplejack anecdote, tennis champion William, and lacrosse coaching at University of Baltimore.
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