Goodrich Tires Highlight Lead in 1915 Rubber Goods
OODRICH Barefoot Tires are light and close grained with minimal fillers. In 1915 the U.S. tire market totaled about 12 million tires across 200 plus makes. B F Goodrich produced about one fourth. The Goodrich Rubber Factory claims 267 product lines and a 47 year history, asserting best in market value through low delivered mile costs.
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Russians Drive Wedge Across Carpathians In War News
Reports say Russians attempt a strategic wedge across the Carpathians while France regains ground near Verdun. President Wilson may face pressure as Carranza is urged to release American prisoners. The Japanese and British theater actions are noted with various casualties and prizes.
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U S Seeks Release of Carrizal Prisoners After Carranza Attack
Secretary Lansing sent a formal demand to Mexico City for the immediate release of American troopers captured at Carrizal and demanded a definite government position on its course of action. The note labels Carranza orders as the direct cause of the clash, signaling possible war if the United States must respond. Carranza’s envoy in Washington indicated mediation talks with Central and South American republics may proceed in principle, though Washington sees little to mediate. Mexican forces fired first, with Captain Lewis Morey and his men surviving after being left to die and later rescued.
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Lincoln Office Days First and Third Wednesdays Monthly
The notice lists office days at 1411 O Street in Lincoln on the first and third Wednesdays each month for public access and administrative services.
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