Gaston Chevrolet Wins Indianapolis Automobile Classic
In a dramatic 500 mile race at Speedway Indianapolis Ralph De Palma's Ballot car suffered repeated fires while leading. Gaston Chevrolet stayed steady in an American MONROE to win amid a blanket of smoke and flames, with De Palma forced to retire after fiery setbacks.
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Barney Oldfield
Speedway
Indianapolis
Ind
de Palma
Thorin Wile
Minny Ailtay
Ralph Jeftaimu
Loe Bayer
Gevernor
Del'alina
Thut Boyer
Paima
Gring Mintegulows Escape Amid Harrowing Race Wrecks
The grueling race featured numerous wrecks and near tragedies as Art Klein, Louis Chevrolet, and Ralph DePalma led early laps. A broken steering wheel, tire and fuel issues, plus engine trouble felled many rivals while DePalma surged toward the lead. Only a handful remained in contention as the field stretched to the finish with high speeds and costly pit stops shaping the outcome.
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Wilcox
Peugeot
Fiyar
Veigers
Kasengne
Forte
Chevrntels
Ivudera Seero
Howe
DePalma
Excapes
Jan Jurtes
Arg Kiet
Wil de Ballot
Beac
Meteor
Rasen Searles
Lois Gheveder
Rever
Boyer
Mintegulows
Eatin
Art Kioin
Uo Frontenge
Widin Haant
Koxeon Sarken
Louis Chevrolet
SiSsop
Ralph DePalma
Tirat
Bath
Iro
Ton Moyer
Bollfet
Merporato
Andy Wilcox
Howdy Wilcon
Leon
Kokeon Surles
Monroe
Snp
Bennie MU
Tenne
Meffree Vinerent
Veiver
Dorbering
Lyle Chevralyt
Ulf Muncon Tae
Ohl Bay
Borton
Willie Cape
Westr
Art Blein
Stue Thomas
Toxcoq Surlea
Benninot
Goyer
G. Chesrutet
Menine
DeValma'a
Te Padme
Pritec
Depalia
Slm
Toser
Rene Thomas
Art Klein
Shy
Chern
Ira Vail
Joe Boyer
Witte Maapt
Jules Goux
Pensret
Aida
Viebering
Whelan
Cor Whevedlet
Wanree Merry
Feld
Inp
Veterans Parade Honors Fallen in Memorial Day Observance
Gray haired veterans from the 16th Cavalry led a Memorial Day parade through downtown, followed by services at the cemetery. The march moved from the post office on Houston Street to Main Avenue, with the Cavalry Band and eight troops of the 10th, then cars carrying veterans and relatives. Memorial ceremonies at the National Cemetery included an address by Flores Mendoza and remarks by Jack K. Therke, ending with placing flowers on graves as churches held memorial services.
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Wiv O'Eluck
Anmarete
Pele
di Ing
Vederal Wollding
Houston Street
Main ‘Avenue
Loth
Tetering
United Matec
Vacus
Aren Ivara
Fort Sam
Herbert S. Smith
America
Lincoln J “Neuveabieg
Oxe Flores Mendoza
Frackeurlige High School
Gett
Martle
Stag
Jack Ik. Therke
Post Commuanizer
Lewion
U.S. Arie
Archers
Prion
EDO
Ord
Lincoln
Mendes Strackenridge
Donate Leirian
Chiefta
Tan. Oerasion
National Cemetery
East
Coraneree Begel
Tf. J. Brooks
G. C. C. Ord Post
Five Die in Oklahoma Frisco Wreck
Five killed in Oklahoma Frisco wreck as a westbound passenger train derailed after colliding with a freight. Reports note multiple injuries, two engines and a freight car damaged, with emergency crews rushing to the scene and officials reviewing causes amid the June incident.
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Oklahoma
Harem Secrets Bared By Armenian Girl Fleeing Turk Captivity
The Armenian Christian Anna Sherberejian, aged twenty two, recounts being twice placed in Turkish harems and subjected to starvation, stabbing, and coercion to renounce her faith. After six years of torture she escaped to America and faces possible deportation while seeking citizenship as a wife of an American citizen. The account, compiled from an interview in broken English, places her in a New York City setting with a bridal bouquet and a solemn witness. The piece frames her escape from six years of captivity under Turkish soldiers and her arrival in Ellis Island conditions before marriage prospects.
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Najif Bey
America
Strvenson Deperteht
New York
Svenlie Wort
Anna Sherberejian
Shi
Ellis Island
Aix
Lazer
Ani
Aecore Ag
Iddge Avenue
Anna
Alelionte
Jand
Anny
Ana
Marton
Amagsia
Tuaga
Food Loses In First Contest Of Convention
Marold Bp reports the Republican national committee in Chicago ruled against J T Atkinson of Clanton Alabama in the first contest at the National Convention. Alternate J M Atkins of Heflin Alabama also faced rejection amid late notices and representation disputes. The Arkansas delegation contests and a heated exchange over African American voters marked the opening proceedings.
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Marold BP
Republic
Genoud
J.T Atkinson
Clanton
Ala
J. M. Atkins
Heflin
Ali
W. EH
Mixen Ami
Martin
Colseum
Wilk H
Wass
Muceritin
Uavey
Sumerons
Recn
Arkansas
Wallace Townsend
Neminee
Mabama
Towosem
Jm Subid
National
Turks Slain in Battle With French Near Aiotaly
A dispatch to the Journal from Beirut reports twelve Turkish soldiers killed near Aiotaly in combat with French forces. The French reportedly occupied Aintad following the engagement.
Weather forecast bulletin for Texas and surrounding states
The forecast covers Foast and West Texas for tonight and Thursday with partly clear to cloudy conditions. Oklahoma and Kansas show fair nights with possible showers and thunderstorms, with stronger activity in the western north central areas tonight.
Beyer and Tym Seek Edison Interest in New Venture
A. F. Beyer of 710 12 W Commeres and writers Vella Tym discuss possible Edison investments. The ambiguous note mentions Eyohe and Becorda as referenced names in the venture context.
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A. F. Beyer
W. Commeres
Edison
Becorda
U S urged to fund Mexican government aid plan
Senator A B Fall releases a Senate Foreign Relations report proposing U S intervention in Mexico if bloodshed and property destruction continue. The plan would offer financial aid to a recognized Mexican government only under strict terms, with emphasis on establishing a Mexican authority to control property and resources.
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Bart Campbell
Washington, D. C
Mexico
United States
Cuba
A. B. Fall
Senate
Lode
Massachusetts
United
Umitatiova
Americas
Slayers Die in Chicago in June Trial Rampage
A chaotic June sequence in Chicago results in multiple convictions and planned executions. Police reveal a gang led by Guy Wadsworth carried out murders and thefts at a plant, with four members set to be hanged on June 18 and others awaiting trial as public attitudes toward convict clemency shift.
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Chicago
Milward Trialane
Frank Ciappiana
Nicholas Viana
Thomas Odonned
Guy Wadsworth
Nicce-Gheering
Charges Filed Against 18 Firemen in City Union Probe
The San Antonio Fire Department faces 18 charges as workers are accused of violating a city ordinance prohibiting affiliation with labor groups. Prosecutors seek Mayor and Commissioners' action this week. Names listed include A. Hapa, W Southerland, J Boone, J Meleymade, and 14 others. Attorney Matlock says responses will mirror other cases and may hinge on evidence to justify discharge if unions are involved.
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San Antonis Fire Department
Clnrk
Woring
de Partineis Wa
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Ay F -Cloety
ordl;Muneo
Tharsex Am
Mire
I Lota
Udepian
Futherm
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Pine Department
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Southerland
J. Boone
Ss A Varios
J.T. Meleymade
MyoRolvine
Tom
Cudenn
Nv Arellana
AL Rowan
Stricker
R. A. Buint S. Ce Zajonty
M. Blegel
Uearnet
Matlock
Reputite
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