Tanton 1 Wins in a High Octane Car Race Tale
Stanton, famed automobile racer, rescues his arm, clashes with Valerie Carlisle, and teams with Floyd, a gifted mechanic, for a high pressure race season. Amid breakdowns and flirtations the pair bond over engines before a lunch that seals a working partnership and hints at a shared future in racing.
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Stanton
New York
Miss Car- Hele
Sam
Floyd
Valerie Carlisle
Miss Carlisle
Tom
Carlisle Place
Lowell
Carlisle
Freya
The
Mercury
Edgar T. Floyd
Comet Automobile Plant
Jome
Princess Mary 16 Won't Debut Until Eighteen
English society debates when Princess Mary will come out as the king’s daughter. At sixteen she remains unformed in mind and manners, resembles Queen Victoria in some traits, and has shown moments of autocratic temper with siblings. Queen Mary plans a cautious debut after she turns eighteen.
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Mary
London
Princess Mary
England
Queen Mary
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham
Norfolk
Prince of Wales
Bullet Proof Wolf Slain on Wyoming Ranch
Wheatland Wyoming reports Old Whitey a notorious gray wolf that cost stockmen about $50,000 in five years was killed by George Koons on the Mertz ranch. The animal evaded poisoned bait traps and hounds, bearing numerous scars from bullets, proving highly elusive before his death on the Laramie plains. Koons earns a reward exceeding $100 for the capture of Old Whitey.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Old Whitey
George Koons
Mertz
Laramie Plains
Wyoming
Koons
Reveals His Double Life in Divorce Case
Ada M Clin gen sues silk salesman John J Clingen at White Plains for divorce after discovering two households. Justice Tompkins grants the decree. Clingen previously lived with a wife and two children in Claremont avenue before a Cedarhurst, Long Island, home with another woman and two youngsters is revealed. The Cedarhurst woman’s name is not in the papers.
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New York
Ada M
Clingen
John J. Clingen
Justice Tompkins
Supreme Court
White Plains
Clingent
Claremont Avenue
Cedarhurst
L. I
College Men Are Praised By Major General Wood
Major General Leonard Wood commended college students on the Gattysburg maneuver camp showing strong enthusiasm for military life. He reported 176 in camp training with regular soldiers receiving lectures from war college officers. Similar reports came from the Presidio at Monterey where western college students are in camp during school vacation periods.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Gattysburg
Garrison
War College
War Department
Presidio
Monterey
Western College
New York Film Law Signed by Mayor Gaynor
Mayor Gaynor signed the moving picture ordinance approved by the board of aldermen. Effective Aug 8 the rule tightens construction and fireproofing standards for theaters and allows seating to rise from 300 to 600 with 20 percent in the gallery on twenty-foot lots. The measure followed long opposition and delays in theater projects.
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New York
Gaynor
Moving Picture Ordinancs
Board of Aldermen
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