Speeding Renault crash kills driver in Birmingham race
Emile Stricker dies at the track in Birmingham after a tire explosion on a curve while racing to lower the twenty four mile automobile record. Teaming with Leon Barrows, Stricker was to drive in Savannah’s grand prize races. Barrows survives with serious injuries.
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Birmingham
Renault
Emile Stricker
Fair Grounds
Leon Barrows
Stricker
Lewis Strang
Strang
Alsace-lor-raine
Germany
Savannah
Praise for Yehonala as Regent Appointed
Pekin reports a new edict issued after Empress Dowager Xiannian’s death commending Yehonala to the regents of the young emperor. The installation and era name are expected to be proclaimed at the Chinese New Year January 21. Diplomats confer on recognition steps for the new government.
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Pekin
Kuang Hsu
Enother
Yehonala
Joint Convention Of Municipal League And Civic Federation Opens In Pittsburg
The joint annual convention of the National Municipal League and the American Civic Federation meets in Pittsburg under the chamber of commerce. Over four days more than 100 prominent speakers from across the United States address sessions. A banquet at Hotel Schley will close the event with Attorney General Bonaparte among speakers. J Horace McFarland of Harrisburg presided at the opening.
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Pittsburg
National Municipal League
American Civic Association
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Trinity Episcopal Church
United States
American Civic Federation
The
Schley
Bonaparte
Chamber of Commerce
J. Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Bride to Be Wins Immigration Exception in Chicago Marriage
Miss Francis Agness Sinclair, enabled by a lenient immigration ruling, arrived in Chicago and wed Oscar Opperman after promising officials the ceremony would not be delayed. The couple hurried the wedding to avoid delays at Castle Garden, with Opperman working in an automobile firm and facing travel costs.
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Chicago
Sam
New York
Francis Agness Sinclair
Oscar Opperman
Simclair
Europe
Opperman
Castle Garden
Cattle Exhibits Bars for Foot and Mouth Disease
Washington announces no cattle sheep swine or goats from Pennsylvania and New York may show at the International Stock Show in Chicago due to foot and mouth disease in those states. The ban affects exhibitors across the listed livestock.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Students Clash at University of Vienna
German and Italian students clashed in the University of Vienna precincts Monday morning. Police dispersed the demonstrators after revolvers were used and several young men were wounded.
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Vienna
University of Vienna
Masons Convene in Waco for Grand Chapter Meetings
The Masonic committee on work on the grand Royal Arch chapter met in Waco led by W. A. Scott of Floresville. The committee will conduct a school of instruction. The grand chapter meets November 30 and the grand lodge December 1 with about two hundred delegates in attendance.
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Waco
Grand Royal Arch
W. A. Scott
Floresville
Grand Chapter
Grand Lodge
Governor Campbell Plans Coming Message Drafts Policies
Mineral Wells Texas November 38 Governor Campbell rests in town and studies his upcoming legislative message making rough drafts of policies he will advocate and refuses to announce specifics.
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Mineral Wells
Tex
Campbell
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