Italian driver dominates 140th mile race at fairgrounds
June 26 report from Predway describes the handicap racing at the exposition where Italian driver Vanterbilt leads through the 420th mile. Resta and Porhorto contend, with Resta maintaining a strong lead at the 400th mile and average speeds around 98.8 miles per hour as competitors press through the curves and pits.
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Saltan
Aitos
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Porhorto
Gran
Resta
Cabper
Anderson
Chavrolet
Burman
Visit at Taylor Avenue Home Noted in Brief
Mr and Mrs Charles Nowak inform of a Sunday visit at the home of BFT Gregory on Taylor Avenue.
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Charles Nowak
BFT
Gregory
Taylor Avenue
Miss Ethel Spurgeon Leaves for Fulllerton Home
Miss Ethel Spurgeon, who had been visiting at the home of Mrs. Kate Dennison on Joy Street, departed this morning for her home in Fullerton.
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Cwho
Kate. Dennison
Fullerton
Pacific Electric Railway Completes Generating Plant
The Pacific Electric Railway completed a new generating plant east of the Boulevard. The ingot-steel building will house machinery to reduce voltage from 15,000 to 600, replacing the portable plant. Expenditure totals about $20,000 with equipment to be in use within a week.
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Pacific, Electric
Imachinery
Metropolitar Agency Acceptance Sparks Confidence
A fragmented note suggests the Coron agency has accepted Metropolitar as competent. Reni and Yi are expected to enjoy the outcome, with officials signaling strong support for the arrangement.
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Coron
Bee ‘Metropolitar
Reni
Court date set for May afternoon
Attorney Daley says the trial is scheduled for a May afternoon in the focal court. The exact time and courtroom were not specified in the fragment.
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Attorney_Daley
Chicago Building Trades Lockout Ties Up City
In Chicago on June 26 a general lockout of the building industry was ordered after national manufacturers ceased work and closed yards. Contractors threaten mass layoff as over 200,000 workers are affected. Striking carpenters refused to arbitrate wage disputes, extending a strike that has lasted over a month.
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Chicago
Explosion at Aetna Chemical Plant Kills One Injures Several
Pittsburg reports a blast at the Aetna Chemical Company plant during government directed experiments. Stephen Homer, 20, died after hospital transport. four others are seriously hurt. George Lobdell, the pigot superintendent, is among the seriously injured.
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Pittsburg
Aetna Chemical’ Company
Stephen Homer
George Lobdell
Pigot
First Methodist Church to Hold Union Open Air Meetings
Miss Charhoek of Los Angeles will speak at the morning service to be followed by Esther Turner of Los Angeles at Epworth League. A Union open air meeting starts tomorrow night with grounds ready and parking space available. Midweek service and Friday men’s prayer also planned. Large attendance expected at the initial service.
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Charhoek
Los Angeles
Esther ‘Turner
Epworth
The
Union
Warfare in Evening Press Sparks Public Debate
Fragmentary OCR note shows a reference to warfare coverage in a newspaper titled Evening, with mentions of LBPs and vices. The readable text hints at a discussion or feature on conflicts and societal issues raised by the era's journalism.
Editors Meet in Annual Session at Casa Blanca Ontario
Members of the Southern California Association of Daily Newspaper Publishers gathered at the Casa Blanca hotel in Ontario for their annual meeting. A banquet preceded business sessions with officers elected and topics including advertising ethics and church advertising discussed.
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Southern California Association of Daily Newspaper Publishers
Casa Blanca
Ontario
Wich
Southland
BE P Clark
Riverside
J. P. Bumgartner
Santa Ana
J. R. Ga
Trench Warfare Less Hazardous Yet Ambulance Work Grows
Paris dispatch notes that frontline sieges reduce daily casualties, but ambulance teams face greater danger as wounded lie for hours or days in trenches. Maimed soldiers wait to be moved, and rescuers risk spotter fire while evacuating the injured amid ruined towns and night marches.
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Paris
Ambulance Department
Comrad
Rozelieren
Renononville
Gerbvillers
Rozelleres
Renonville
Druges
Ini
Episcopal Services Include Sunday Holy Communion
Fragmentary text shows Episcopal schedule with Holy Communion on Sunday and Sunday School. Names unclear but mentions stanley and hafled. Likely church notices detailing worship and education services.
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Cee « Peayer
Mexican conflict chokes Mexico City as Carranza seeks supplies
Reports from Vera Cruz say Carranza officials fear famine as Villa Zapatista resistance blocks the capital. In St Louis Carson Robinson buys uniforms for 16 000 troops, spending about 100 000 dollars for khaki trousers shoes hats shirts and socks aboard ships bound for Mazatlan. Huerta heading west as General Torlano ehderts slips into Chicago on the way to the Panama Pacific Exposition.
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Huerta
Chicago
San Francisco
Carranza
ST. Louis
Carson
Robinson
Mazatlan
Fragments from an OCR page with minimal readable facts
A damaged OCR fragment shows incomplete text about a comet event. No clear dates people organizations or places are readable. The item reads as fragmented notes possibly referencing a comet but lacks verifiable details.
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