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pares itself for the revolution in the IjOS ANOELEi measure that it develops a program ed radicals were of immediate action expressing the oncers in South mass struggles of tho proletariat.' |vm cf the natic These struggles must be inspired nig: with revolutionary spirit and pur ()nlt;» was Beni.poses. In close connection with the communist iead unskilled workers is the problem of1 The other was E the negro workers. The negro prob i rested at I’resno.Bsnta Ana motorcyclists are taking a keen interest in the big: 100 nrtle championship race scheduled for tomorrow at Ascot Park in los Angelee. Practice by prospective contestants has been in progress for the pest two weeks, with qualification runs yesterday. An acci dent of yeeterday resulted in thedeath of ‘'Bob” Perry, one of the experts from the east wiio came to Southern California with a view to capturing the honors. He was riding a specially built, powerful motor Speeding at 95 miles an hour, his machine swerved from under him, throwing him 150 feet into an iron fence. He died last night at a hospital.Here is a list of those who havequalified for the big event tomor-Bcto Newman (Indian); William Cfcurch, (Indian): Albert Burns (Indian); Fred Liudlow, (Harley-Davifl-•oni; Otto Walker. (Harley-Iiavid-•on); Gene Walker, (Indian); Ralph Hepburn, (Harley-Davidson); *L. E. Parkburst (Harley-Davidson); Wells Ton nett, (Excelsior); ♦Unknown, (Harley-Davidson); Roy Artley, (Indian); Joe Walters. (Excelsior); J. A. McNeil, i Excelsior).♦Qualified by Otto Walker.TDP M ‘ Nil IT Al'TlTDCD
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Santa Ana Register
Santa Ana, California, US
Sat, Jan 03, 1920
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