Frank Lockhart American Auto Ace Claims Speed Records
Frank Lockhart of Los Angeles at 24 is cited as the fastest American driver, with a 171.02 mph mark on a dry Mojave track and multiple records across board and dirt tracks. He held American speed records, beating rivals at Atlantic City, Charlotte, and Daytona, while racing a small 61.5 cubic inch car against larger British machines.
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Frank Lockhart
Jos Angeles
United States
Loookhart
Muroc
Los Angeles
California
H. QO. D Segrave
Doagtoua Beach
Florida
Major Segrave
Lockhart
Tommy Millen
Dayloos Beach
Snelishman
Indianapolis Speedway
Speedway
Relly
Harry Harta
Liitt
Alvoona Speedway
Charlotte
N.C
American Automobile Association
Ascot Park
Atlantic City Motor Speedway
Michigan State Fair Ride
Fragmentary dialogue on building with dentist office
A partial OCR shows a fragmentary exchange about a building with a dentist’s office and pharmacy practice. The text is garbled with unclear names and positions, making full sense uncertain.
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Jane
Helen
Itt Building
Dhat Mulding
Virginia Hall of Delegates Remembered in Richmond History
A fragmentary account recalls the Virginia House of Delegates building in Richmond, its 18th century cornerstone laid in 1788, notable events and figures linked to the Capitol, and the preservation of desks tied to the constitutional convention and Civil War era.
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Field
Timise of Delegates
Virginia
Tony
House of Burgesses
Gopholdi Williamshure
Thomas Jeterson
United Siates
Senera
George Wratington
Iphol
Daten
Houses of Delegates
Tosi
James Meine
United States
Agvon Biry Wis
Veeason
House of Delegates
House of Delegate
Chef Dusiee Marshall
Gyros Griffen
Caesar Rodney
George Say Ao Aesander Meitie
Prasrenmiliny
Buwind Randel
Tom Wielthain
Wit- Yam Wirt
Pejerain Loth
Manlio
House of Ros
Cirisons
Ile Weer
Crear
Oles
Willkin Fooshee
Jolm
Iarsholl
William Wirt
Thamis Ritelle
Khan
Wis
Eamouitee
Cebr
Henry Clay
Ana Geen
Kentucky
General Assembly
Virgin
Ander
Viientinia
Ichnond
Chietdslice Marshall
House of Celeste
Eminties
Marshall
Madison
Monroe
Giles
John Randolph
Benjamin Watkins
Leigh
Littleton
Walter Tazewell
James Monroe
New York
Thomas Jeferson
Tustive Mirshall
Jamey Madison
Gilmer
John. Calhoun
Richmond
Robert
Lee
Confederate Senate
Emerson Davis
Washington
Court of Appeals
Supreme Cout
Isinus
Existencia
Syeral
Thewid Hall
Senate
Realient
Richind
House of Ietegtes
Richard
Furnished the gas and the Record's print shop
Fragment cites a line about furnishing the gas and notes the Record newspaper also does job printing. It preserves a dated, period voice with a focus on a civic or domestic exchange and a newspaper identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Promotion for Captain Julia A. Dlikke at Walter Reed
Captain Julia A. Dlikke, recently chief principal nurse at Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington, has been promoted to assistant superintendent of the Army Nurse Corps with the advanced rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Dlikke
Oursé
Walter Need General Lospital
Washington
United States Army
Army Nurse Corps
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Long’s Pressing Parlor
North Broad Street
Finkelstein -Dyers- Cleaners
Roy H. Long
Aaron Burr
Lititz
Darling
Mr. Brown
Dean’s
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg. Chem
Buffalo,n.y
Harry Sinclair
Iriel
Garry Sidelain
Albert B. Fall
Martin W Littleton
Sinclair
Kansas
Woodrow Sheideman
Delmar Heckart
Cotman Perrick
Robert Dill
Wallace Taylor
University of Kansage
Oread High School
Albert
Prince of
Ligne
H. M
Calcutta
Cairo
Potomac
Navy Yard
Sir Walter Rowan
Nicaragua
Bar! A. Thomas and
Sergl
Frank Lindell
United States Marine Corps
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