Local and Coast Auto Doings and Motor Sports Recap
A jumble of engine and road notes profiles a Detroit Cadillac Motor Car Company letter from MG Tonenston of Bobet Syn detailing a desert traverse plan with rough route notes and vehicle trials. It also covers a Chicago to San Francisco electric car experience, a 10 mile amateur race and various racers, cars, and drivers with scattered results and audience reactions. An aside highlights Judge Woodrum’s Penn football coaching legacy and a local public dispute involving a Chinese individual over a vegetable purchase insult.
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Saloons Close Daily Nationwide Vote In 1909
Chicago reports that eleven thousand saloons were closed with about four thousand more shut by end of 1909 in a surge led by the Anti-Saloon League. Dr V A Baker cites daily closures at 640 and says 70 percent of U S territory is affected by the movement reflected in orchestral hall remarks. The piece frames the push as a moral reform wave against liquor and brewery interests.
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Bulletin Business Office Phone 258 Hei suitor Koom
Bulletin notes a business office contact 258 and mentions a suitor named Koom with a phone number 18h. The fragment hints at a private inquiry or notice but provides minimal verifiable details for a fuller summary.
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War secretary faces tepid support for army officer increase
Chairman Hall expresses strong opposition to expanding the army officer corps. Secretary Dickinson fails to win backing from the Military Affairs Committee, as Hull remarks Congress previously overestimated needs and hints at possible changes. The debate includes potential abolition of the Marine Corps as an independent force.
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