Northward motor tour trend draws travelers northward
The article describes a rising northward motoring trend from Los Angeles to northern destinations. Travelers head to the Grand Canyon detours via Arizona, Utah, and Idaho, with routes along the National Old Trail and Arrowhead trail toward Las Vegas and Salt Lake City. The trip passes Barstow, Williams, and Yellowstone Park, with well kept roads and service stations along the way.
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Treadeel
Sainy
California
Tine Wa Phewne Park
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Utah
Idaho
Los Angeles
Cajon Pass
Mojave Desert
Barstow
Williams
Colorado
Ibis
Las Vegas
Prices Raised for Amnerican Association Ball Park Seats
President Hickey announced start of the 1920 campaign will bring higher admission prices at Laer Park Teagie. Grandstand seats rise from 60 to 75 cents with war tax. bleachers 30 to 50 cents. reserved seats unchanged. Box seats fixed by club. Operating costs have doubled since the American Association's 19 years.
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Amnerican Association
Ehiekes
Laer Park
Cluir
Hickey
American Association
Bresnahan Faces Trouble Reuniting Regular Lineup
Roger Bresnahan is pressuring players to join the Regulars for the April 14 season opener. At Paducah Kentucky he works to assemble a squad, but many regulars have refused to sign. Key absentees include Wickman Hyatt Matone McColl Kelly and others with trade desires and coast wishes noted.
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Tov Idol
Roger Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Paducah
Wain Hyatt
Wiekman
Matone
Mike Kelly
McColl
Wickman
Malone
Mordecai Brown Plans Return to Manage Terre Haute Team
Bloomington reports Mordecai Brown, former Cubs star, says his old zip isn’t fully there but his arm remains strong for the Three-1 league. He will manage the Terre Haute club again this season and intends to pitch regularly while coaching pitchers at Indiana University.
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Bloomington
Ind
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Cubs
Brown
Terre Haute
Agaime
Vee
Indiana University
St Louis Americans offer 25 cent seats for young boys
The St Louis Americans will admit boys under 4 to the pavilion with 75 cent seats reduced to 25 cents after league owners indicated no objection to the arrangement.
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ST. Bowis
St. Louis Americans
Buck Establishes A New Buick Record Across States
A two day blizzard in Northern Michigan and Ohio halted traffic yet a 600 car Buick convoy forged through heavy drifts to Detroit and northern Ohio. The feat marked the largest overland Buick delivery in company history, with models from the 1920 series driven by dealers and owners across many states. A second note mentions tax changes and tariff pressure as government finances face reform.
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Michigan
Ohio
Buick
Selint
Mieh
Duick
Detroit
Large
Buick Motor Company
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Carolinas
Virginia
Canada Faces Financial Task as War Debt Grows
Ottawa reports Canada carries about 1950 million dollars in war debt, up 1626 million since 1914, with annual interest near 140 million and 25 million for pensions. Parliament shifts focus to prepare the 1920 budget to be presented by Sir Henry Drayton.
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Canda
Ottawa
Canada
Sir Henry Drayton
Champions to Return Boosts Stanford Basketball Outlook
Stanford University announces that six players from this year's championship squad will return next fall and regain varsity eligibility. Captain Dale Butt of Newberg Oregon Fred Adams of Sacramento Cal and two teammates are among the returning stars boosting hopes for another strong 1921 season.
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Stanford University
Cal
Stanford
Dale Butt
Newberg
Oregon
Fred Adams
Sacramento
Cals
Tarry
Oakland and Los Angeles players form a defensive lineup
The text lists Vv. Austin of Oakland James N. Davies Bert G. Mills Carroll Richmond and others as basket shooters. It notes a mentor, Coach Melbourne, aims to assemble a winning combination next October with a strong defensive end effort.
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Vv. Austin
Oakland
Cal
Whith James N. Davies
Los
Angeles
Bert G. Mills
Los Gatos
Amid Carroll
G. Richmond
Walla
Wash
Melbourne ‘Tagans
Thorpe Signs Contract with Akron International League Club
Akron Ohio reports Jim Thorpe, the noted Indian athlete, has signed to play with the Akron club in the International league. Thorpe, formerly with the Boston Nationals last year, was purchased by Akron.
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Thorpe
Akron
Ohio
Jim ‘Thorpe
Akron’ Club
Boston Nationals
Life Insurance Man Promises Greater Poverty Reduction
The Life Insurance Man asserts that life insurance has cut pauperism by more than 33 1-3 percent over the last thirty years and will reduce it further in the next thirty.
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Tife
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