Tommy Milton Dominates 94.9 Record Race at Uniontown
Tommy Milton in a 94.9 record performance wins the Universal trophy at Uniontown as 30,000 fans watch St Paul Maryel lead by 42 seconds over teammate Simmy Murphy. Deusenberg cars sweep, with Red Fetterman and Ralph Mulford close behind in the Goodyear challenged field. Morton’s Meteor hits a hole causing damage and serious injuries to Arthur Kerp. DePalma suffers valve trouble after leading the first 10 laps of the 122 lap event.
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Tommy Milton
King
Union
Simmy Murphy
Murphy
Eddie ‘ Donnell
Fetterman
Goodyear
Ralph Mulford
Chevrolet
Green Monroe
t'Klein
Ernie
Ansterberg
Fronténac
Bennie“ Hill
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Joé- Thomas
sMonroe
Tornwin
Morton
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Arthur ‘Kerp
Ralph DePalma
Valve
Mexican insurgent executed for rebellion in Monterey
General Jesus M Guajardo, an insurgent who killed General Zapata and led 1300 men, was executed by firing squad in Monterey after being pursued by government forces. The capture followed a de facto war crackdown and arrests of other rebels as authorities blocked an attempted movement.
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Jesus
M. Guajardo
Monterey
eGuayards
Zapata
Chihuahua
Atiraneral P. Elias
Gisarae
Gorizales
Iueva
New Mexico Crop Reports on Acres Yields and States
The U S Department of Agriculture releases figures for New Mexico and the nation on acreage condition and production. Corn shows 240000 acres unchanged with 90 percent condition and 6156000 bushels. U S corn 84.6 percent condition and 2778903000 bushels. Winter wheat in New Mexico: 194000 sown, 179000 for harvest, 88 percent condition and 3150000 bushels. U S winter wheat 79.7 percent and 518246000 bushels. Oats in New Mexico: 90 percent condition and 65000 acres producing 2165000 bushels. U S oats 84.7 percent and 1220650000 bushels. Fleece weights in New Mexico average 6.3 pounds, heavier by .5 pounds than ten-year average, while U S fleece weight averages 2 pounds.
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Fragmentary note on perception and security
A scrambled sentence fragment questions fooling a baby and men, mentioning Paris and stock as security. The text reads like a disjointed quotation about influence, belief, and cautious handling of information without a clear narrative or identifiable subjects.
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Paris
Ohio election statistics from historic records
The document lists gubernatorial and presidential vote totals across years 1914 1916 and 1918 with candidates Cox Willis Garfield and Harding Wilson Hughes, noting state totals and county results. It explains Cox’s plurality in 1918 due to county shifts and provides Hamilton county figures for Cox Willis and Archer.
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Willis
Garfield
United States
Harding
Hogan
Garford
Wilson
Hughes
Jn Ael Cox
Harmiton
Hamilton County
Archer
Blimping to Work Latest Stunt Seizes Akron and L.A.
Akron Ohio reports G M Stadelman and P W Litchfield wagered on aerial work. Litchfield flew from Beverly Hills to the California Goodyear factory in twelve miles in the Pony Blimp D 57. The voyage showcased Goodyear’s new airship technology amid a wave of promotional blimp flights.
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Akron
Ohio
Los Angeles
G. M. Stadelman
P. W. Litchfield
America
Stadelman
Litchfield
Stadelmian
Beverly Hills
California
Goodyear
Clifton Slusser
San Francisco
Cox and Knox Woodrow’s Son In-Law In-Box
An opinions column by Albert H. Laidlaw examines Cox and Knox connections to Woodrow Wilson, mocking Bryan and McAdoo while noting party dissension. The piece satirizes Wall Street influence and the push for patronage, referencing political figures and a leaked telegraph message.
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Albert. H. Laidlaw
National Republican
Flox
Box
Knox
Cox Knox Woodrow
Cox
Fox
McAdoo
Bryan
Cat Imagery in Roving Verse Sparks Debate
Fragmentary lines hint at a playful or provocative discussion about cats and care. The garbled phrasing suggests a literary or editorial aside rather than a clear incident or report. Further readable context would determine if this is a column note or a verse fragment.
Molasses Converted Into Alcohol Fuel on Maui
Report from Hawaii details a new motor alcohol fuel derived from molasses, tested in California and Hawaii. J P Foster of Maui's sugar plantations reportedly predicts ample production within three months to power islands’ vehicles if needed. The Goodyear Company and District Manager F W Carroll are cited as bringing word of the fuel’s properties and performance in engines.
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Akron
Ohio
J. P. Foster
Maui
Hawaii
San Francisco
F. W. Carroll
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
California
Alshol
Gould
Molasses to Fuel: Hawaii May Get Motor Alcohol Boost
A historic shift sees molasses tapped for motor alcohol, with current supplies enough to yield about 9 million gallons. The development could free shipping space now used for gasoline from the United States, aiding Hawaii's automotive needs.
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Hawaii
United States
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