Auto Show Bright Despite Panic in Money Market
New York October 25 Manufacturers and dealers at the Automobile Club of America show report strong interest despite a market panic. The Grand Central Palace buzzes with buyers as exhibitors unveil innovative models including an electric seven passenger car from a Newark firm. The Bureau of Tours showcases hotel and inn accommodations for touring motorists, plus sign posts and route info. Ray McNamara breaks his Boston to New York record in the Premier roadster, finishing at Columbus Circle after a morning start and bridge delays.
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Automobile Club of America
Grand Central Palace
Bureau of Tours
Autombile Club of America
Ray McNamara
Boston
McNamara
Thorndike Hotel
Columbus Circle
J. C. Chase
Sheridan sets new mark for vault in A A U games
New York Madison Square Garden hosts the national championship where Irish American A C and New York A C athletes compete. Martin Sheridan loses the eight-pound shot to Wesley W. Coe by five inches, while Sheridan wins the pole vault with an 8 ft 11 in leap. Leroy Dorland wins the 900-yard race as Irish American A C tops the team standings.
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New York A. C
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Boston A. A
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H. F. Porter
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Boston
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Cork
Irc
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St. Bartholomew A. Cc
Charles J. Seitz
Forrest Smithson
Portland
Dennis Murray
Ireland
Billy” Keating
Theastime Athletic Club
Leroy BB. Dorland
A. Gidney
A. A
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Cervk
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Ray C. Ewey
ALC
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C. B. Toole
Martin J. Sheridan
W. A. Hapenny
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HL £. Moore
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Louis Liebgold
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Pastime A. Co
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Jim’ Mitchell
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Ray Ewry
Melvin Sheppard
M. J. Sheridan
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William Weegird
Philadelphia
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New York Athletic Club
W. W. Coe
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Goft
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J. Crockett
Nyoy
George W. Bonhag
Relatera
Fyogers
Cy Anirg
Maria McGrath
James
S. Mitchell
W. Coe
H. F. Porte
Bowdoin Leads Candlepin Scores in Somerset League
High scores marked the Knights of Columbus matches on the Somerset alleys last night. Mt Bowdoin set three league records with a total of 1489, the season’s best candlepin score, a team 512 and an individual 336 by Stanley. West End 1425, Fitton 1422, and three others topped 1200.
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Stanley
West End
Fitton
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Wasley Tal
O'Brien
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Lynn
Casino Alleys
New Roxbury
Allston
Casino
Aston
Chelsea Square
Brighton
aLeys Everett
Winthrop
Noddie
Terminal
Mt Pleasant
Hs Tees Saal
Harvard Track Finals Produce Fast Times in Stadium
The final heats for the 990 yard hurdles and 90 yard dash were held after dark and produced record times. R. C. Forster 1911 won the hurdles with 27 seconds and H. Sweays 1910 won the dash in 23.35 seconds. The pole vault was scheduled for today.
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H. Inaweays
Springfield
W. M. Rand
O. M. Chadwick
Tiime
H. E. Sweays
JL. Watson
J. Tucker
Cambridge Latin Edges Gloucester After Forfeit
In Gloucester Cambridge Latin defeated Gloucester by forfeit after a second half dispute over a forward pass. Gloucester refused the referee’s decision while leading 6 to 0 and left the field, handing Cambridge the win.
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Gloucester
Cambridge
Nobles Edge Nichols in Tight Brookline Football Clash
Noble and Greenough beat Browne and Nichols 11 to 0 at Brookline in a close game. Touchdowns by C Weston and Tobey for Noble while Bowker scored for Browne Nichols. game featured strong Noble offense and several dangerous Browne Nichols presses.
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Browne & Nichols
Brookline
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Tobey
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Neds Ge Ee
Davide
Epi Cares
Vasa Seks
Pleurlos
Piugfog
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Esaiaie
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T. He. Davidson
L. B
Fernald Peng
F. B
Wales
LL. Brown & Nichols
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Ional
Tovuchdown
White
J. J. Ftallihan
O’brien
Sevarts
Oad
Donahue of Roxbury Beats Frisco Boxer in Windy Bout
Young Donahue of Boston defeats Fred Landers of San Francisco at the Industrial Boxing Club in Philadelphia. Donahue displays sharp defense and increased edge as rounds progress, landing heavy blows that leave Landers bleeding from the mouth and taking control in the final round.
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Industrial Boxing Club
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Boston
Fred Landers
San Francisco
Donahue
Landers
Fred
Bac
Maclean Ready For Hub Grind
Hugh MacLean the Chelsea Mass cyclist returns from France in good form for the six day grind at Park Square Garden in Boston. He may team with Rutt or other foreign riders if Frank Kramer cannot come. Nat Butler also arrives for the race. R F Kelsey grants franchises for Park Square and a San Francisco track.
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Chelsea
Mass
France
MacLean
Park Square Garden
Boston
Frank Kramer
Kramer
Rutt
Nat Butler
Europe
R. F. Kelsey
National Cycling Association
Park Square
San Francisco
Amherst Dartmouth Test Promises Hard Season Start
Dartmouth arrives in Northampton with 200 supporters for the Amherst game. Coach OConnor calls the matchup the toughest on the schedule and a key test of the season as the lineup includes Saxton Lane Tet Rich Brusse Balas Sherwin Kennedy Glaze Ingersoll Stuart and others for the next day’s contest.
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Draper
O'Connor
The
Post
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Lane
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Sherwin
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Q.b
Ingersoll
H. B
Stuart
Loonies Maries
Providence Bank Crisis Seen Passed After Runs
A Providence bank panic eased as the Union Trust Company secured a temporary receiver and the New England Trust Company enforced a 90 day withdrawal rule. The Industrial Trust Company faced a daylong run but paid all depositors and closed with no disorder, while officials predicted reopening soon.
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Providence
R. 1
Funds of Manufacturers and Merchants Tied Up
Providence October 25 The appointment of a receiver for Union Trust Company creates a crisis for local manufacturers and large merchants as many pay employees on Saturdays and hold deposits in the bank. Some firms arranged access to funds from other banks in Providence New York or Boston. Rhode Island state deposits total about 50000 and Providence city funds about 592000 tied up in the bank.
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R. IL
Union Trust Company
New York
Boston
Rhode Island
Banks in Pawtucket Face Rush as Trusts Fail
Following a 5 day notice to depositors and the closing of the Union Trust branch in Central Falls, Pawtucket banks saw large withdrawals. Slater Trust and Industrial Trust branches drew many depositors while County Savings and Pawtucket Institution for Savings had lighter runs. Most institutions met demand. New England Trust’s customers moved funds ahead of pay day in textile mills.
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R. I
New England Trust Company of
Providence
Central Falls
Union Trust Company
Slater Trust Company
Industrial Trust Company of
County Savings Bank
Pawtucket Institution For Savings
Prizefight On Battleship Con necticut Ends In Draw
On October 25 in Brooklyn officers attended a dance while 860 sailors watched a ten round bout on the battleship Connecticut. Light weight champ Tommy Downs fought an unknown coal passer Joe Prendergast from the Rhoda Island and the match ended in a draw.
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Brooklyn
Connecticut
Tommy Downs
Joe Prendergast
Rhoda Island
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