Hudson Twenty Nine Hundred Dollar Car Teaser
A compact promotional blurb touts a stylish Hudson car described as good looking, big and racy with graceful lines and balanced styling. It claims no other car matches its lines or overall satisfaction from this viewpoint.
Hudson Twenty car features high grade transmission and power
The Hudson Twenty offers a sliding gear three speed transmission like top makes such as Packard and Pierce. A Renault type four cylinder water cooled motor provides strong power, reaching speeds around 60 mph with a durable frame and one piece front axle. It promises ease of handling, long life, and low upkeep, presenting a value at a modest price.
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Packard
Peerless
Pierce
Lozier
Renault
France
Grose Pointe
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company
Detroit
Stearns
Hudsons Team of Detroit Auto Pioneers
J L Hudson leads a Detroit business circle with Hugh Chalmers, R D Chapin, and H E Coffin. The group includes experts from Olds Motor Works and the Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company, noting Dunham as chief engineer and designer and praising the Hudson Twenty’s expected satisfaction.
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J. L. Hudson
Hudson
Detroit
Hugh Chalmers
Chalmers
Chalmers-Detroit Motor Company
Rhe Manly
National Cash Register Company
Ickson
Mr. Jackson
Olds Motor Works
Geo. W. Dunham
Dunham
Olds Works
R. D. Chapin
Chalmers-Detroit Motor Compa
H. E. Coffin
Hawaiian Seminary Students Prove Good Workers
A group of Hawaiian boys from Lahainaluna Seminary left school after term end and worked as cane field laborers on Kahuku plantation in Honolulu during Japanese laborers strike. They proved capable and intend to stay employed until September term resumes, earning money to pay tuition.
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Labainalian Seminary
Lahalowhina Seminary
Honolulu
Kahuku
Fldt
Tuttion
Assaulted man not present in court story split
Fred Keck arrested on beating charge of C D Pringle of the International Revenue appeared in court but Pringle was absent. Keck described as large, alleged to have assaulted Pringle and damaged windows. case dropped after Pringle did not appear. Judge De Holt granted a divorce to Suye Muramoto and other unrelated notes follow.
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Fred Keck
C.D. Pringle
The
International Revenue
Pringle
Keck
Mie
de Holt
Suye Muramoto
Japan
Social notes of Hergin entertaining guests and Maui land talks
Social notes recount a July gathering at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hergin in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Al Thurlow before their coastward departure. Seventeen to eighteen guests attended a monthly Inn dinner with maidenhair ferns and carnations, plus a dancing crowd of about twenty five couples on the cloud floor. Also chronicled are July Fourth events at Halelwa with Governor’s office land exchange talks on Maui with Haleakala Ranch Company, plus Kalānaiolē championship planning with a five member committee led by Philip Wong and others for overseeing festivities.
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WC. Hergin
al Thurlow
Bir
Thurlow
M. Bergin
Maui
Haleakala Ranch Company
Rach Company
Where Shall Poor Towser Travel
Washington reports a debate over dog travel on interstate trains as regulation gaps exist. The Interstate Commerce Commission may seek uniform rules to protect passengers and dogs, with varied practices from railroads. Critics note small dogs often face stricter limits or cargo handling, while owners maneuver carrier policies and fees across lines.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ture
Riliroads
Sal Dogn
Commiantoner Prouty
Jn U
Pullman
Newport
Dean Of Old Time Editors Dead At Age Of Eighty One
Colonel Alexander K. Meelure died in Philadelphia at eighty one. He served over six decades in journalism, shaping Whig and Southern papers and guiding the Philadelphia Enterprise during his long career. He supported political reform and held leadership roles in the press and public life, including participation in conventions and editorial posts.
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Alexandne K. Meelure
Bowie i Philidel- Pita
Patton
Alumi Pan
Phil Dolphia
The
Public Ledger
Ms Hfo
Patil
Horace Genoley
Ty Meath
Arm torn by explosion of old time war shell
Chlorado Springs July 2 Wilton Coley a mine exchange worker sustained severe injuries when an eight inch Hotchkiss shell exploded. authorities said the blast occurred as he attempted to clean the shell and fuse while the device was still live.
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Chlorado Springs
Coy
Wilton Coley
Mine Exchange
Caneldeville Mantage Wits
Cha Vsulaelun
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Arthur Murray
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