Auto racer Gaston Chevrolet killed in Los Angeles crash
Gaston Chevrolet and Eddie O'Donnell died after a crash on the Los Angeles Speedway near the 250 mile race finish. O'Donnell was initially reported dead and later found alive with severe injuries. John Bresnahan was seriously hurt. Roscoe Sarles led most laps but Chevrolet secured the 1920 national championship on a point basis.
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Neff Confers With Terrell On State Problems In Texas
Governor Elect Pat M. Neff met with former State Comptroller H B Terrell in San Antonio to discuss administration plans. Terrell said Neff will trim commissions and consolidate others to curb expenditures as Neff heads toward Laredo for a Mexico City trip.
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Bromine Quinine Laxative Box Signature Mentioned
Fragmentary notice notes a Bromo Quinine laxative tablet product with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box. The readable content is limited to a single line and lacks clear context or event details.
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