Goodyear Track Sets Cross Country Record
Goodyear track sets a cross country record with a notable performance by Ames from New York West Guys. The meet features distance feats over six miles and highlights Seider Beckert Tempe with top times and new marks.
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Goodyear
Feteces
Lee Ames
New York West
Peeviews
Eerie Merwe
Peckari Pries
Sheward Seider and Beckert
Unclear historic voyage notes and dates amid river trek details
Fragmentary OCR of a 1915 era travel or emigrant log with scattered place names and dates. Mentions September 1915, routes near Credbeth Crest, Akoos sa Peervem, and multiple U.S. cities. Contains many garbled terms and nonstandard spellings, limiting precise reconstruction of events or entities.
Newark Man Sets Mark in Franklin Race Between Cities
Newark man John Banks set a record time of hours and minutes at an average speed of 19.16 mph for a New York to Franklin route, beating the fastest scheduled train by hours and minutes. Banks, driving the Franklin with Leonard Miller as observer, won a $1,769 bet as the car challenged a rival for the New York to Montreal leg.
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Newark
Franklin
New York
Rouse
Montreal
A. O
John Panks
Leonard A Miller
Mgr. Miller
Frank Hatch
Banks
New York to Montreal Car Race Ends Early At Peekskill
The race car and Banks depart from New York to Rowe's Point, travel 353 miles in 353 minutes at 414 miles per hour, continue to Montreal with 27 minutes to spare, and the rival quits near Peekskill. Frederick M. Paveanport joins Franklin Automobile Company in Syracuse, working in Industrial Relations. Senator Davenport, law professor, known as a public speaker, chairs tax and expenditures committees.
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Frederick M. Paveanport
New York
Franklin Automobile Company
Syracuse
Davenport
Harmilton College
Army appoints seven major generals and twelve brigadiers
Nasir Washington July 16 The president appointed seven major generals and twelve brigadiers under the army reorganization bill as announced by Secretary Baker. Among the brigadiers is Alymeen G. MacAlexander former instruction and inspector of the Oregon national guard.
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Washington
T. P
Baker
Alymeen G. MacAlexander
Oregon National Guard
United States railroad workers win wage increase decision
The United States railroad labor board announced a wage raise for 2,000,600 workers amid a demand for a ten percent pay rise. Details were not discussed publicly as leaders prepared to convene and await the formal award.
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oThe United Atatee Railroad
Empirera
Thor
Chrome Discovery Prompts Global Demand Alarm
Fragmented report describes a chrome deposit found near the Albanian border amid relief work. Grateful locals, after hospital stays at a Red Cross facility, reported samples suggesting vast resources.
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PSLRA
Pape
Sorbin
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