Woman Lawyer Defends Bank Suspect in Public Trial
Blanche Densmore, wife of the district attorney, unexpectedly takes the lead in a sensational grand larceny case. She volunteers to defend Grace Bellair, a bank clerk accused of stealing high denomination notes, and uncovers decisive evidence that a male accomplice framed her.
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Car Theft Rising Across the Nation
The Chicago Motor Club reports a surge in automobile thefts despite the Dyer Act. Unlocked cars spark many thefts, while thieves use tactics like towing another car and stealing from garages. Owners are urged to lock cars always and place a secret identifying number on the vehicle.
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Front Wheel Bearings Give Out Is Ungreased
The common reason front wheel bearings fail is neglecting greasing. Experts advise removing front wheel caps every three to six months, depending on use, cleaning and applying soft grease, and noting bearing condition. Ensure correct left hand thread and avoid cross threading when reseating caps.
Spare Tubes Should Be Wrapped to Avoid Sliding
A discussion on tube packing urges wrapping spare inner tubes in soft cloth or paper to prevent chafing and damage from movement in a car. The article notes factory waxed paper and box packaging protect resiliency but fail when tossed loose in a tool box. It recommends using a tube bag for better protection.
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Reckless Drivers Face Unusual Cure in Indianapolis
Indianapolis chief of police Herman E. Rilkhoff proposes a unique penalty for speeders who injure or kill pedestrians. The offender would sit for one hour alone in the morgue with the victim’s body as punishment and reflection.
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Wheel Misalignment Wears Tires From Curbs to Bumps
Misalignment or wobbling wheels result from curb strikes and rough roads. Skidding action wears treads rapidly even when misalignment is barely visible. Test wheels often, as up to one in three cars may have this issue, reducing tire life. The right front wheel is prone to glancing blows on rough roads, causing further misalignment.
Oil in Radiator From Gasket Indicates Head Gasket Issue
The oil in the radiator signals a cracked cylinder head gasket or uneven head bolts. It results from a poor valve-grinding job and causes water loss with no obvious leaks. Water may be forced into the cooling system as oil leaks past rings into the cylinders.
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