Graham Paige cars assembled abroad in Germany plant
The Graham Paige Automobile g m b h has begun assembling Graham Paige cars in Johannisthal Berlin suburb. A 57000 square foot plant is used to manufacture and distribute vehicles in Germany under Baron Edgar von Spiegel as general manager, with engineers S M Berg and Hans Wollner sent from Detroit to study production and export options.
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Graham-Paige
Berlin
Automibel
Ambi- Budd Pressner
Budd Manufacturing Company
Baron Edgar von Spiegel
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Graham Paige
S. M. Berg
Hans Wollner
Detroit
Oakland Sales Head Sees Bright Future
Pontiac, Michigan July 27 W R Tracey Oakland Motor Car Company vice president in charge of sales says motor industry prospects for the next six months of 1929 show substantial gains over 1928. He cites high savings deposits, ongoing construction, highway programs, favorable ag prices and bullish farmer demand supporting a continuing prosperity.
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Pontiac
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W. R. Tracey
Oakland Motor Car Company
United States
Tracy
America
Cutton
De Soto Six Offers Unusually High Ride Comfort
In summer travel, De Soto Six stands out for smooth riding qualities. Engineers designed to offset road bumps with an exhausting history of long trips, making the modern comfort-sized car a real holiday for drivers. The De Soto Six, from Chrysler Motors, has gained a reputation for this feature after extensive mechanical study.
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Chrysler Motors
Studebaker Announces 220 Inch Bus Chassis For 25 Passenger Car
Studebaker unveils a 220 inch bus chassis powered by a 115 horsepower straight eight motor designed for a 25 passenger parlor car body. It supports up to 15 070 pounds and features four speeds Grass Air springs an inside luggage rack a rear exterior rack adjustable driver seat and ample headroom. Optional 36x8.25 balloon tires suit van malleable spoke wheels at no extra cost with heavy frame three tubular and five cross members.
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Studebaker
Spark Plug car endures as Goliad relic of 1917 era
Hugo Wilks calls his Spark Plug, a 1917 Chevrolet in daily use near Goliad Texas, one of the oldest Chevrolets still active. It hauls and climbs, pulling loads up to 2,000 pounds plus its trailer and even moving cotton bales through a dry creek bed. It has repeatedly driven with water reaching the floorboards and remains a noted, dependable survivor among the millions of Chevrolets.
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Goliad
Texas
Hugo Wilks
Wilks
San Antonio
Nash Overcomes All Driving Conditions
Kenosha Wis July 27 Officials of The Nash Motor Company report from many regions that the new Nash 400 model handles extreme driving conditions with equal appeal nationwide. Registration data over five months shows uniform Nash 400 sales across the United States, reflecting broad consumer acceptance as touring traffic grows.
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Kenosha
Wis
Nash Motor Company
United States
1930 Buick Line Unveiled With Power and Style
Buick introduces the 1930 line of fourteen cars in three series the 40 50 and 60. Increased bore yields about 8 percent more power with engines ranging to 99 horsepower and top speeds above 70 mph. Wheelbases rise across all models from 116 to 132 inches with longer bodies and refined mechanicals.
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Buick
Olds Factory Plans Large New Service Building
Olds Motor Works confirms a tenth new structure at its Viking operations. The 420 by 139 foot three story concrete and yellow brick building adds 169,300 square feet of floor area for service parts, with a ground level east end and a six foot drop west end. A southern loading dock spans the length and a tail-track siding runs along the dock with 5,509 square feet of under-dock warehouse space.
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N. J. Reuter
Olds Motor Works
Oldsmobile Viking
Nomination by convention idea origins traced to 1813 Tammany
The convention method of nominating presidential and vice presidential candidates was first suggested by the Tammany Society of New York in 1813.
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Tammany Society of
Ow York
Unintentional Outside Loop Negotiated At Moundsville
Captain J W Hunt Langlno Field chief test pilot and instructor and aviation student Orville Collingwood of Martins Ferry Ohio are among the few to complete the outside loop without intent. Lieut Jimmy Doolittle is the only other listed. the student briefly took the controls during a practice spin and managed the maneuver 3000 feet above ground before safely landing.
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Moundsville
W. VA
J. W. Hunt
Langlno Field
Orville Collingwood
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Jimmy Doolittle
U. S. Army
Hunt
Montana Thief Steals Four Room House
In Butte Montana deputies search for William F Sullivan after he allegedly stole a four room house moved it a mile and sold it for 200 to Mrs Isbell Lloyd The owner was Anna Walch of Seattle formerly of Butte Police say the abduction was disclosed when Mrs Lloyd investigated amid a rash of crimes in the region
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Butte
Mont
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William F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Isbell Lloyd
Anna Walch
Seattle
Wash
Grass comes back after dry summers in Ohio
In Columbus on July 2, Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station specialists say lawn grasses brown in hot dry weather are not necessarily dead. With colder weather and fall rains, most common grasses will revive. Liberal watering helps but the amount needed is often expensive.
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Columbus
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Covered Wagon Colony Settled in London
A small group of about 40 people lives in a secluded London corner, dwelling in old caravan wagons. Led by a matriarch who has inhabited a covered wagon for over 40 years, the family owns the ground and says they live in happiness and peace away from mansions.
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London
Pleasing 4 H Food club program at Henrietta school
July 27 event by the 4 H Food club featured piano solos vocal duets and club plays titled An Afternoon with the club girls and Hiring a Maid. Mrs Harry Jones Mrs John Born and Mrs Henry Emmerick led the program and a free will offering followed an exhibit of fait and vegetables canned by the girls. Refreshments were served.
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Henrietta
Harry Jones
Sybil Kendeigh
Dorothy Jones
John Born
Harry
Jack
Henry Emmerick
Evan Coates
Ely
Local family news from Lorain area
Will Tucker and sister Zada enjoyed an airplane ride from Lorain airport Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Carte called on Mrs. Hadd Coates Wednesday afternoon. Seymour Leimbach was an Elyria visitor Thursday. Myra Coates visits daughter Mrs. C. H. Currier and family. L. F. Page of Litchfield called on Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Sanders Friday. Earl Kendeigh and children visited Amherst Friday. Clayton Page of Lorain spent several days with Chas. Cook family.
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O. C. Sanders
Outdoor University in Denver Lets Dogs Attend Classes
A Denver scene describes the Outdoor University where students bring their dogs to class on a grassy knoll overlooking the Rocky Mountains. Chancellor Sidney B. Whipple explains the format with no set courses, no tuition, and no attendance records as a crowd of varied residents listens at dusk.
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Rocky Mountains
Sidney B. Whipple
Whipple
F. G. Bonfils
The
Denver Post
It s Yours N W Scoville J F Hines C E Cline
Names of representatives It s Yours N W Scoville J F Hines and C E Cline listed as involved in a case or matter. The item reads as a notice or roster style reference to official roles. Further context uncertain due to fragment.
Outdoor University Teaches Chemistry At Colorado Campus
A University of Denver professor spoke at Outdoor University about wood chemistry and synthetic amber mass. He explained how carbolic acid formaldehyde and ammonia create a hard gummy substance used in beads pens dials and gears. An elderly student eyed his pipe and remarked it was still a fine pipe.
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Colorado
University of Denver
Printing Bible's Rapid Turnout Feared as Devil’s Work
The quick production of the first printed Bible and the uncanny exactness between copies stirred superstitions that Faust the printer was in league with the devil.
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Faust
Has Lived On Same Farm 55 Years
Omar C. Sanders has lived on the Sanders place one mile east of Henrietta for 55 years. The 55 acre farm was first owned by Horace Sanders in 1875 from Byron Fuhrer. Omar bought the property in 1908 after his father's death and resides there with his wife his sister Miss Mattie Sanders and Louis Lange in a general farming operation.
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Omar C. Sanders
Henrietta
Sanders
Horace Sanders
Byron Fuhler
Athletics Triumph: Two Losses in 1866 Season
The Philadelphia Athletics endured only two losses during the 1866 season, marking a remarkable performance. Key figures and venues highlighted the strong campaign as the club posted a dominant record and solid defense across early baseball play.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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