Truck Drivers Found Not Guilty Of Road Hog Title
Washington April 18. The bureau of public roads reports truck drivers as a class are not road hogs. A study shows drivers stay near the right edge when possible and pass infrequently. Road position depends on road width curves grades and surface condition. Observations mark pavement in one-foot sections to track passing positions and suggest drivers prefer a safer distance with stress on the outer wheel spacing.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Secretary of Agriculture
Public Roads Bureau
Bureau of Public
Bey
Eve
Reid wWhiths
Ted Design
Iceland Moves to Bar Foreign Fishermen
A fragmented report notes Iceland's government plans to ban foreign fishing fleets. The conservative party faces opposition from the farmers and socialist groups as a new law targets foreign fishing corporations, aiming to reduce imports and protect domestic fisheries.
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Horst Einson Hes
Tedaind
Aphie
Alee Jeedondie Pierluiert
Pirtst Tees
Bat Weil
Aml
Phe Opperstlinn
Farmers' Party
Minse Ans Five
Soeifat
Nedustry
Pariganont
Wiese
Leeland
Frei Ae Cine
Miners Prep New Wage Scale For Tri-District Conference
Miners prepare a new wage scale amid a tri-district conference plan. Representing mine unions, John T. Lewis and Philip Murray are guiding the effort as talks extend toward nectidan with potentially updated pay terms and working conditions.
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Tus Yeas
John Ts. Lewis
Inteenyational Prowi
Philip Murray
Ate
U.S. Population Seen at 114 Million Jan 1 1935
The report estimates the United States population at 114 million as of January 1, noting births exceed deaths by about two to one and immigration adds modestly. It highlights the long term trend of population growth driven by birth rates and a lower death rate.
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Lulha
Devia
Hirths
Avery Nundres
Wilferd Ming
Indtenne
United States
Rome
Jebout
Ing
Certification of a Four-Cylinder Gardner Touring Car Purchase
A buyer certifies purchasing a Four Cylinder Gardner Touring car on February 20, 1923, from Boone-Armstrong Motor Company in Charleston. The car has logged over sixty thousand miles on various roads, uses a third set of tires in good condition, and total repairs amount to sixteen dollars eighty cents, aside from carbon cleaning and valve grinding.
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Boone-Armstrong Motor Company
Charleston
Crabtree Estate Offered for Veterans Hospital Site
Quincy Massachusetts Anvil reports an offer to sell the S150,900 Kummer estate of the late Lotte Crabtree on the Scanton oceanfront to the United States Government for a proposed veterans nervous diseases hospital. Major General Clarence Edwards, executor, states the property fronts one mile on the water and would replace the West Roxbury facility. lease ends June 1228.
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Quincy
Mass
Anvil
Kummer
Lotte Crabtree
Scaanton
United States
Clarence BR. Edwards
United States Veterisn
Wives accused of beating to face lashings in court
Baltimore reports a court hearing where a wife beater faced a severe punishment. Judge Henry Dalty set terms while Mrs Heda Simmons testified about alleged abuse. The proceedings hinted at harsher penalties and the potential for future abuse cases.
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Baltimore
Henry Dalty
Heda Simmons
Bummins
Dodge Dulty
Simmons
Mats Tagua
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First Church of Christ
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Capitol Theatre
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P. O. Box
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U.S
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Studebaker
Triple State Electric CO
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Kanawha Drug Co
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Lynn
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