Cadillac Thirty Wins Senile Road Race At Portland Oregon
Local and Coast Auto Doings reports the Cadillac Thirty driven by Covey wins the Senile road race in Portland Oregon. The Cadillacs performance is noted alongside a touring event from Buffalo to Lenox Massachusetts, with speeds around 22 percent miles per hour and high gas mileage. Cadillac agents Roy W Sanford in Sydney and Gugliotto Phelitis in Buenos Aires coordinate shipments as the company highlights precision manufacturing and strict part inspection standards in Detroit plants. Also mentioned are California and national race plans, including a Sacramento State Fair automobile exhibit with 200 to 300 mile races and a potential automotive night linked to the event.
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Covey
Candy
Portland
Oregon
Cadillac
Poerland Automoile Club
Ear
Buffalo
Lenox
Mass
Detroit
Governor Frear Urges Federal Building For Hilo
The Tribune of Hilo reports Governor Frear urges Congress to authorize a federal building for Hilo. He backs an option to purchase two years of lease from July 4, 1911, to July 1, 1913, with the block split by a street to place the building on the upper portion. Aiming to fit the site, he notes a corner is needed for Masonic Hall and suggests architectural plans to keep the courthouse area as a park-like surrounding.
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Tribune
Hilo
Saya
Frear
Congressional
Seston
Net of Congress
Maponte Hall
Masonie Hall
Lridge
Pitmin
Walumenuo Street
Honoluin
Publc
Saloon License Debate Near Pearl Harbor Reservation
The Board rejected Jo n De Priew’s license for a saloon near the Pearl Harbor reservation citing army officer opinions. Major Winslow and F A Atkinson pressed concerns from a ranch near the area. Changes to party policy were approved, Kavul Wine Company sought stock lapse proof, and George Louris renewed an after hours privilege request.
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Pearl Harbor Reservation
Army
Join de Priew
Pans Joa Wan
Winslow
Atkinson
Partieraiiy
F.C. Peters
Kavul Wine Company
Mitte
Peruity Iden
Julio Alerton
George Louris
Ye Uokin Grill
The Pessimist and Optimist a Fractured Poem Satire
A fragmentary column blending verse and prose mocks optimism and pessimism through comic misreadings of daily life. It quips on jury duty, politics, polar exploration, and a proposed Washington Xochilo tank project, naming figures such as Dr Cook, Walter, and Peary while weaving in surreal references to balloons and North Pole exploits.
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Walter
Bertween
Cook
Ily
Pops
Walter Nas
North Pole
Chicago Record-Herald
Wnhite
Robbler
Par Waller Witchew
Waller
Mise
Hueco
Mears
Walter Thaw Woon
Zeppettit
Great North Hitchin
Hiere
Canada
Johny Hult
Dawehior
Tony Ino
Peary Ant
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Western Union Telegraph Camp
America
Rosertc
Amuarillo
Texas
EL Pelletier
EMF
Pope Toledo
Cadillac Wei
CC Clark
Schuman Carriage Company, Ltd
Merchant Street
Spokane
E-M-F.co
Clarence H. MacKay
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Company (Incorporated
Chalmers
Cne
Stoddards Locomobile Pennsylvania
Tix Ford
Dulmage Rose Auto Co
Sydney
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Roy W. Sandford
Australia
Tasmania
Mr. Sandford
Agen
Farailiarteins
Gugliotto Pehitis
Bune Alves
Argentina
Ing
Cadittes Company
Butlers
Worddewid Vt Neus Hone
Miter
Ite
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Denver
Colo
Pacific
Vicon
Hoy
Death ‘Valley
Scotty
Ford
Washington
Inehler, Sonn of
Poe
Ory
Duck Atkinson
North Vole
Styndy
Aimerica
Wall Street
Jack Johnson
Din
Aety
Georgetown
Cal
Rudolph Jusenkl
Haven
Mort Athi
United Altes
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