Monroe wins high honors in 370 mile economy run
The Monroe car driven by R. G. Stuart achieved 22.76 miles per gallon on the Los Angeles to Yosemite route. It completed the 370 mile course in eight and a quarter gallons on day one, averaging 29.9 mpg to Bakersfield and Fresno, with elevations up to 6,800 feet. Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Co. logged over 100,000 miles on the same motor.
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Los Angeles
Camp Curry
Yosemite National Park
C. Wilson
Monroe
Bakersfield
Fresno
R. G. Stuart
Ballon
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company
Blum
Ohio
Dodger Brothers
Lancaster Ceater
Trecking
Vinton
Perry
Athens
Ross
Washington
Coshocton
Airfield
Otoss
100000 Miles on Roughest Roads
100000 miles on roughest roads describes the oil and natural gas industry facing transportation challenges. Operations often occur in virgin country with wells appearing without regard to roads. Pipelines carry products to central tanks, while access relies on changing footpaths linked to pioneer roads.
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ATI Pioneer
William Blum
Lancaster
Ohio
Physicians of the World to Meet in Manila Con gress
Plans underway for a world congress of physicians and surgeons in Manila tied to the international exposition in March 1921 commemorating the 400th anniversary of Magellan's discovery of the Philippines. Meetings cover all medical fields with focus on tropical medicine. leaders from Japan and China have consented to attend.
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Manila
Philipine Islands
World Congress of Physicians and Surgeons
Philippine Islands
Ferdinan Magellan
Japan
China
Milwaukee Bribery Probe Nets Prohibition Official
Investigation into grafting and bribery among local prohibition officers led to the arrest of Georgie Cowie, 35, by Deputy U S Marshal William McCormick on a federal indictment. He is accused of accepting two bribes totaling 50 dollars from Racine saloonkeepers to suppress liquor reporting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Georgie Cowie
United States
William McCormick
Cowie
Flint Growth From Indian Crossing to Buick Boom
The article traces Flint's transformation from a 60 acre Indian crossing point of 1500 inhabitants to a modern city. Buick Motor Company plants spurred rapid growth, lifting Flint to over 100000 residents and placing it near Detroit and Grand Rapids in Michigan's city rankings.
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Flint
Detroit
Sta Grand Rapids
Little
Buick
Uturemont
Daughter at home from college week end changes noted
Fragmentary report notes a daughter home from college for the weekend showing little change aside from learning to say Is that he She adds she is unsure and wept before leaving, reflecting a moment of emotional distress in a domestic scene.
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