Harroun Wins Big Motor Race At Indianapolis
The international 600 mile automobile event ends with Ray Harroun driving a Marmon 22 to victory under starter Joe Wagner. Halph Mulford finishes second in a Lozier, with David Bruce-Brown in a Fiat third. The 500 mile time is 6:41.8, about 75 mph, as only 28 of 40 starters finish.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ray Harcoun
Joe Wagner
Harronn
Halph Mulford
David Bruce-Brown
Fiat
Wishart
Mercedes
De Palma
Charles Merz
WoM
Turner
tary Cube
Jackson
Fred Betcher
Knox
Lugh C. Inghes
Mercer
Lee F
Firestone
Gil Anderson
Sturz
As You Like It Tickets At 25 35 Cents On Wednesday
Tickets priced 25 and 35 cents for the play As You Like It. The chart opens at McCardell's at 1 am on Wednesday. If weather is bad the performance will be moved to College Hall.
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McCardell’s
College Hall
WHITE CROSS
Judge E H Gary Steeel Trust Man Testify Tomorrow
A deadly race crash in which S P Dickson died and Arthur Greiner suffered broken ribs and a fractured arm is described. The Amplex car swerved off track after a tire failure, throwing Dickson twenty feet into a fence and injuring Greiner. Bruce Brown set a distance record of 169.12 miles as cars jostled for position behind leaders Altken and De Palma amid tire changes and crashes.
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S. P. Dickson
Arthur Greiner
Chicago
Greiner
Grelner
Dickson
Bruce Brown
hig
Fiat
Dawson
Atlanta
Altken
Altken leld
De Palma
Simplex
Wishart
Mercedes
Aitken
Bruce-Brawn
Duick
Arthur Chevrolet
Wistar
Harry Grant
Vanderbilt
Alco
Dave Lewis
Tedddy Tetzlaff
Pope- Hartford
Tetzlaff
Pope-Hartford
Louis Dishrow
Lytle
Apperson
Knight
Westcott
Jagersberger
John Glover
Warner
Casey Tarsonneur
Taft Policy Rule of Reason Cited in High Court Context
Washington May 31 government officials say the rule of reason is not a new feature of the Supreme Court interpretation and the administration intends policies in line with it. They contrast it with the Standard Oil and tobacco cases and cite Justice Harlan's dissent, noting his evolving view on interpreting statutes. The Holy Trinity immigration case is discussed to illustrate judicial interpretation and the limits of penalizing certain labor contracts. A draft note mentions a House inquiry to the attorney general on criminal action.
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Washington
aupreme court
Harlan
senate
Standard Oil
supreme court
act of congress
Congress
Church of the Holy Trinity
United States
Justice Brewer
Justice Harlan
Prosecution of American Tobacco Company Questioned
Prosecution of the American Tobacco company and its officers was introduced by Representative Burns of Tennessee. If such prosecution has not been instituted, the attorney general is asked to explain his reasons.
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American Tobacco company
Representative Burns
Tennessee
Schooling the Filipinos Chancellor MacGracken Says Education Good
Henry M. MacGracken, chancellor emeritus of New York University, after a year in the Far East, praises Philippine public schools as well aligned with Japan. He notes India’s system is weaker, with limited learning opportunities for seven to twelve year olds, predicts compulsory education may soon reach the Philippines. He also cites unrest in India and anti English sentiment.
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MacGracken Leve
New York
Henry M. MacCracken
New York university
Far East
Philippines
Japan
India
England
Nobble of Oakland Sets Record Bid at Cooper Sale
Cooperaburg Pa May 31 Nobble of Oakland a prize bull set a record price at the annual Cooper cattle sale. Dr M A Scovall Lexington Ky bid 16000 for Nobble and then 7000 for Lady Viola the dam. James Haggins of the Kentucky experiment station is believed to act for Scovall. The sale totaled 164 head bringing 125615 dollars with 6000 people attending the Lehigh county event attracting breeders from across America. Prominent attendees included H D Rodman W R Spor W R Goodwin H Chapman B L V Duree R R Fleming George M Laughlin Douglass Green and Gordon Hail.
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Cooperaburg
Oakland
T. S. Cooper
M. A. Scovall
Lexington
Noble
Viola
Seavall
James Haggins
Kentucky experiment station
Haggis
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Paoli
Lehigh county
Cooper cattle
isle of Jersey
America
copper estate
Dr. Scovall
H. D. Rodman
Louisville
W. R. Spor
Shelbyville
W. R. Goodwin
Chicago
H. Chapman
Albany
N. Y
B. L. V. Duree
Worcester
Riots in Cholula Leave Forty Dead and Widespread Sacking
An uprising in Cholula Puebla on May 31 killed forty people and left stores government offices and private homes sacked. The mob set fire to the town population about 10 000 eight miles from Puebla and threatened further destruction. Mob rule prevails and Puebla fears attack.
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Cholula
Puebla
Mex
Mexican Worker Lynched in Texas Town for Shouting Viva Diaz
In Barstow Texas an unknown Mexican laborer on irrigation works was lynched by fellow workers for shouting Viva Diaz. The assailants are described as managers. A special grand jury is investigating the lynching. Nearby reports note cloudbursts and floods in Berlin Baden Germany with several drownings and a mill washed away near Heidelberg.
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Viva Diaz
Texas
Barstow
Tex
Black Ridge
Berlin
grand duchy of Baden
Heidelberg
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