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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1914

Page

2

Plotters of Mexico Humorous View of Conspirators

Mexico City correspondent describes the myth of conspiracy in Huerta era politics with sardonic detail. He explains how conspirators routinely carry incriminating documents, the perils of leaving them behind, and the police’s knack for uncovering hidden papers in desks and rooms. The piece lampoons the formalities and fear surrounding plotting, citing deputies and diplomatic officials.

Mexico City Br Var Plotters Union Himelf Documenta Don Victoriano Huerta Carraneista Zapatista Vazquista Chamber of Deputies Huerta Ment National Palace

Creed Not an Essential in Religion Debate

A Providence letter writer and a publicist clash over religious instruction in public schools. The piece cites G. K. Chesterton on creed and adjectives and argues religion can be defined beyond creeds, noting creeds often multiply and that some form of belief may exist without strict dogmas.

Providence A. L Providence Journal Greene G. K. Chesterton Mr. Chesterton

Government frees 300 royalist prisoners in Portugal

On the republics third anniversary the government releases 300 Royalist prisoners after three years without trial. The move draws censure from the Carbonari press. Most freed are peasants and poor workers, while better educated prisoners remain jailed. Critics say the policy rewards anti republic forces and punishes conviction over principle.

He Was a Good Fellow Monument Request in Baltimore

Baltimore man Charles Printzata, an amateur stamp collector who died months ago, asked for a grave monument bearing the epitaph He was a good fellow. His estate listed at 15,000 stamps valued around $15,000, and the demand that the monument wait until the stamps are gold.

Baltimore Charles Printzata

English prize seeks cheap motor fuel from British materials

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders of London offers two thousand guineas to find a cheaper fuel for automobiles produced from materials available in Britain. It aims to replace gasoline with a low cost alternative usable without major engine changes. Past efforts and tax policy show alcohol as unlikely due to planting, cost, and engine issues. The tests seek a producer process using coal or similar readily available material.

Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders of London I. W. Orde Royal Automobile Club Manufacturers’ Society Great Britain Roosevelt Congress Internal Revenue

New resiliency idea redesigns wheel away from tires

A Popular Mechanics excerpt describes a spring spoke wheel system for motor cars. Twelve telescoping spokes with spiral springs provide resilience, with a four spoke guide wheel and eight additional springs to stabilize movement. The hub bears the load, aiming to keep the axle on a straighter path and reduce tire dependence.

Auto Parts Precious in Goa Philippines

A physician Daniel Troy Brantley from Goa in the Philippine islands reports that the first automobile seen in the area drew great curiosity. Locals have unscrewed brass oil cups from springs and other parts, including a Filmino belle who planned to wear a cup as a necklace like a pearl pendant.

Auto Parts Precious Toledo Auto Manufacturing Company Daniel Troy Brantley Goa Philippine Islands Filmino

Bear Challenges Trolley Car Near Arcadian Michigan

A black bear on the interurban line between Electric Park and Arcadian Michigan challenged a passing trolley car to a fight. The bear halted when faced with a crowd in the car vestibule, then retreated into the timber as the motorman feared derailing. The Marinette Dispatch reports two men witnessed the odd confrontation.

Here Electric Park U's City Arcadian Mich Brain

Influence of Engine Starters on Flywheel Design

The article notes that widespread use of engine geared starters, via gear teeth on flywheel rims, demands stronger flywheels. Cast iron flywheels wear quickly, prompting broader use of steel. This shift should raise safety as rim speeds in touring car flywheels often exceed safe limits, especially in fast roadsters.

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Must Show License Tag for Spare Tires

A veteran driver warns that storing spare tires at the rear is common but may obscure the rear license plate. He notes police in some states, especially New Jersey, have fined motorists for such placement. The public is urged to keep the tag visible.

New Jersey

Owners Drive More as Chauffeurs Decline in Oregon

Increasing car ownership in Oregon pairs with fewer licensed chauffeurs, signaling that more owners are driving their own cars. The state now has over 18,000 licensed vehicles, reflecting a shift toward self driving among residents.

Oregon

Real Cance of Trouble in Engine Starts

An engine may start well then sputter and stop due to carburetor issues. Causes include freezing or hot air jacket problems, or removal of gauze partitions in the inlet pipe. Insufficient gasoline supply from the jet or obstructions in lines can also cause stalling. cleaning the jet and fuel system provides immediate relief.

Geneva hood and tango shades in new fashion

The Geneva hood arrives as a comfortable practical newcomer with a silken finish and tubelike extensions. It features tas sels at the neck and tunable ties, offered in reds blues and tango colors. Two toned sweaters with pointed caps echo tango hues from golden brown to burnt orange, with lapel collars and matching cuffs and belts.

Olor Combina

Woman Makes Her Own Dress Impressing Husband

In a Chicago Daily One item, Mrs Henry boasts to Mrs Lee about sewing her own gown from a remnant. With guidance on pattern, machine use, and alterations, she trims, fits, and completes the dress. Her husband Jack praises her skill and plans to buy more outfits.

Mia Lee Jack Mra Henry Esha Mrs. Lee Mrs. Les Mrs. Henry Chicago Daily One

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