Briareli¢? Courer Motor Race Sees No Fatalities Amid Crashes
A large crowd watched twenty two cars race along a dangerous Briarcliff course with many accidents but no deaths. Louis Strang in a fifty horsepower Italian car won the 259 mile race with a time of five hours fourteen minutes. Cedrino finished second after a bold final lap as guards controlled crowds near a dangerous curve. The Briarcliff trophy, a sterling silver prize with racing motif, was to be awarded to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buardur
N. Y
Louis Strang
Cedrino
Ted
Armonk
Se Ss
Lytle
Tre
Strang
National Guard
New York
Watson
Eastview
Pine Bridge
Mount Kisco
Pineridge
Cedrine
Vaughan
Isotta
D Syoes
Poole
Barney Oldfield
Hilliard
Oldfield
Briarcliff
Starf
Strang triumphs in hazardous Westchester auto race long course
Strang in car No. 4 led early and kept top position through six laps on a 32 mile dangerous course in Westchester. Lytle, Cedrine, Vaughan, and Sartori finished among the top five as twenty two entries started. several retirements followed including Murphy and De Palma after crashes and a wheel collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lytle
Paul Sartori
Lytle
Apperson
Sartori
Strang
Elpa
Huang
Deeeeeeees Kirm
Cedrind
Vaughan Oo
Seccesses
Bsarberl
Ciees Ektaly
BO Lytle
Parker
Stal T Losier
Oldfield
U. 8
Bernin
France
Robertson
Hilliard
the Dé Palma
Bein
Odtaly
Bergdoll Sorgen
Chester County
Armours and social guests fill Kansas City notices
Mrs. K B Armour travels to Chicago and New York with family members to reside later in Chicago. Numerous social events fill the week with luncheons at Miss Roe and Mrs Trimble, gifts and decorations featuring American Beauty roses, and multiple visits from guests in Kansas City. A lecture series on municipal affairs continues with Mrs Smith hosting at 3000 Troost Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Armour
Chicago
New York
A. Watson Armour
Mary Augusta Armour
Lawrence Armour
Virginia Keith
Clara Belle Roe
Sallie Scott Hill
Aurelia Fitzpat
Keytesville
Rick
Julia Thompson
Emily Keith
William J. Smith
Troost Avenue
Henry M. Beardsley
New St Teresa’s Academy Planned for 300000 Cost
The Sisters of St Joseph plan a 300000 school near the country club for young women. Wilder & Wight design a multi building complex on a 20 acre tract bought from E S Yeomans for 40000. Construction to start this summer with administration music and science buildings plus gym and pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Teresa’s Academy
Washington Street
Eleventh
Twelfth
Wilder & Wight
First National Bank
E. S. Yeomans
Fifty-fifth Street
Main Yee
Country Club
Fifty-first Street
Holmes Street
State Line
Brookside Boulevard
Rockhill Road
Rockhill Park District
Main Street
Fifty-first
Sixty-third Street
Vifty-first Street
Mother Evelyn
Thomas Wight
Twelfth Streets
S. E. Sexton
St. Teresa's Academy
Kansas City Oil directors elect new president in adjourned Chicago meeting
W D Corbin resigns as president but stays on board while D K Jeffries, Janesville banker and Chicago Lumber president, is chosen president. M J Jeffries of Janesville becomes secretary treasurer. J H Morris of Kansas City named vice president and general manager. The plant in Kansas City Kansas plans 150000 dollars of upgrades including a wax plant boiler houses and more tank cars for about fifty total. The firm will keep shipping oil from its wells and buy crude oil from Oklahoma producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City Oil Company
Second Street
Troup Avenue
Kansas City
Kas
W. D. Corbin
D. K. Jeffries
First National Bank of
Janesville
Wis
Chicago Lumber Company
Corbin
M. J. Jeffries
Wisconsin
J. H. Morris
Kansas City Southerailway Company
Kansas Field
Oklahoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guy Vaughan
Stearns
Ieading Lytle
Leland
Murphy
Pooleie
Moiford
Michener
de Palma
Seymour
Harding
Robbns
Bloch
Bergdoll
Collapson
Valhalla
Noth
T Cedrino
Daniel Chester French
Henry D. Ashley
A. R. Meyer
Milton Welsh
Linwood Avenue
Card Club
S. M. Baker
Atchison
Frank Bonebreak
Topeka
A. Hi. Connelly
Warwick Boulevard
The
Phi Sigma Fraternity
Taylor Abernathy
Daniel Moore
Tfferson Brumback
Rose Oward Davis
Ack Riddell
Fred Fowler
Ashley Rule Sylvester Gilbert
James Swofford
Lester Glover
Arsball Twing
Burt Harrison
Porter S. Marquis of
St. Louis
J. J. Heim
Honora Dexter
Washington
Indianapolis
Philip Bourland
Peoria
Herbert Clarke
Harrison Street
Josephine Bernardin
Fort Scott
J. M. Bernardin
George Edward Green
Anna Green
David Wilson Rider
John A. Wible
Mary L. Battell
Chester Freemont Cochran
St. i H, Mo
H. Espey
Baltimore Avenue
J. H. Caldwell
Garfield Avenue
A. C. Goodbarr
Alvin
Auguste Victoria
Florence Clark
Mr. Goodbarr
South Proset Study Club
J. M. Fulton
Flora Avenue
Maspean
Willard Pfeiffer
John Taylor Dry Goods
Copenhagen
Valenciennes
Ellen
Renee Olle
Central High School
Schoo
Independence Fire Department
John Nesbit
D. A. Kincaid
J. A. Gabathula
H. V. R. Bushart
J. W. Jones
Simon
Bastisth
Lisle
Gordon É& Koppel
Orivans Maliee
Dean
London
England
Seat of
Fashions
STAR
Hoffman’s
Chickering
Emerson
Sterling
Huntington
Mendelsshon
Musil Company
Grand Ave
Victor and
Edison
L. Rosenfield
Carl Ottens
Mos
City
T. C. Cramer
Misesllany Book House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!