Goodrich LifeSaver tire promotes safety on high speed racing
A fragmented ad-like piece touts the Goodrich LifeSaver tire from Golden Pty. It claims reduced blow-outs, superior tire integrity, and enhanced safety at high speeds on the world’s fastest tracks. Repeatedly emphasizes LifeSaver technology and superior endurance over competing tires.
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Flood Projects To Create Jobs In Montana
Flood control measures in eastern Montana aim to create employment through river and drainage works. Funds cover rent, water supplies, and construction costs with projects including Boulder river work in Jefferson county and distance employment for locally unemployed men near Butte. preliminary data outlines proposed construction timelines once funds are available.
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Moley Foresees U S Aid For All War Debt Relief
In Washington discussions on paying war debts continue as Moley states the United States would aid all parties. He notes domestic and international programs can be reconciled, with the government pursuing both. A London dollar drop sparks debate at the world economic conference, intensifying calls for dollar stabilization and Bank of England support.
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Heat fuels heavy crop losses and record heat across states
The report notes heat waves causing crop damage in Chicago Milwaukee and Ohio with fatalities from drownings and accidents. Detroit reached 9 0 rising to 34 in 15 minutes while Indianapolis Davenport and St Paul reported record highs. Oklahoma City hit 98 while Pittsburgh observed extreme heat with humidity pushing thermometers past 90. A tornado touched South Shore near the Nebraska border with accompanying rainfall, and several states endured drought and storms.
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Missing flyer Timmin Mattern believed alive after Alaska flight
Siberian experts say flyer Timmin Mattern may have survived a failed flight from Nome to Alaska. He reportedly landed on an inhabited island in North Pacific waters after losing contact near Kamchatka. Rescue teams search northern seas for any sign of the pilot and possible survivorship.
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Political and economic crisis talks amid gold standard fears
Private bloc asserts conference faces crisis as U S debates transition from gold to fiat. Pittman plan advances to retire the yellow metal and trim gold coverage, signaling shift with wide repercussions if continental countries exit gold. Regional officials and committees weigh employment and intergovernmental finance measures amid mounting legislative maneuvering.
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Untitled Labor Debate on Child Labor in US Mills
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Gallatin Gateway Inn Opens to Public in Montana
The New Gallatin Gateway Inn, owned by the railroad company, opens near Three Forks at the mouth of Gallatin Canyon. It offers modern amenities, country club service, and optional dude ranch attractions with reduced rates for Montanans and travelers, luncheon and banquet facilities announced.
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Bond votes dominate state election amid referendum questions
A broad victory in the Los Angeles area backed a $20,000 bond for Jetier Wor and up to 55.9 million in state bonds to refinance distress, with wide support for tax and levy reforms. Measures on gasoline funds and highway bonds were approved, while a 28th amendment validity debate focused on timing of a constitutional convention and legislative adjournment.
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Pickpocket Mystery Baffles City Police
A Boston Herald New York police report notes a pickpocket’s apparent vanishing act. The piece suggests the suspect may be discouraged, as reported by the Louisv ille Herald Post.
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