New League Planned for Automobile Racing
An international league of automobile racing is being planned for 1915 by the International Motor Association, aiming to unite makes under state fairs and speedways. The Case Company may again race, though not directly, as cars are entered by state fairs. Domestic race demand remains strong while manufacturers expect evolve to paid entries and shared entries among brands.
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International League of Automobile Racing
International Motor Context
Qesociation
al Econteste
United States
Canada
Croft
J .J. Case T. M. Company
Aulders of
Case Cars
Log Stats
Talatry
Falr
Case Company
Fla Cars
Varlie
Ink Ihe
Nore
Tach Gperdway
Ion Ue
Maxwell Motor Company plans rapid model rollout
ITOMOBILES CANNOT BE PRODUCED 10 MEET DEMAND as Maxwell Motor Company moves to boost output. In Svrruit, Aug 7, dealers report 2000 merchants unable to meet demand and seek urgent factory image and plant mobilization to fill orders. Production scales up at Maxwell and Dayton plants ahead of schedule.
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Hia
Stebbins
Toch
Maxwell Motor Company
Ita
Maxwell
Thaler
Tha ‘Leilert
Wales
Alme
Mov
Orbilan High Goat Nut
Manders
Ani
Max- Nell
Dayton
Rochester
American Can Company
Ita Pragant Alzenod
Sibe
Swedish Army Fully Mobilized In North Sweden
The London Morning Post reports Sweden fully mobilized amid tensions with Russia and its allies. It cites emboldened hostility after losses earlier in the war, with preparations in northern Sweden and fears of a drift toward war impacting the nation’s future progress.
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Tendon
London Morning Post
Sweden
Russa
Aame
Linland
Hay
Angela
Ina Jong Dislysia
Pe Pre
Landon
Swedsen
Italian airship brought down over Pola
Berlin reported by wire that at midnight August 6 the Italian airship Citta de Josl was shot down by shrapnel as it attempted to approach Pola. Three naval officers, one mechanic and two sailors were captured. Both governments confirmed the loss, with Italy stating the airship fell into the sea after bombing several targets.
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Berlin
Wirelewy
HMS
Citta de Josl
Pola
Prin
Welcome Home for German Soldiers in Warsaw Amid Joy
A Berlin dispatch reports joyous streets as German troops enter Warsaw with little damage. Jews, Russians, and Poles wave hats, tears shed, and residents greet the liberators. Berlin confirms joyous receptions and widespread praise for the advancing forces.
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Berlin
London
Ihevlin
Hurt Aru
Sperial
Lokal
Lali
I Fellie Corte Uipmiteat
Berliner Tagebhyt
de Tossius
Ivangorod
Lokal Anzeiger
Tar
Archduke Joseph Ferdinand
Marshi
Mackensele
Comment on the Belgian Gray Book
Heri August 7 via wireless from Sayville Agency reports summarize the North German Gazette critique of the Belgian gray book asserting Bern Von Jagow proposed partition of Denain? between Germany, France, and Great Britain.
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Heri
Sayvlila
Stens
Bok
Nerr von Jago
Liquor Censor Observes City Liquor Sale Limits
City official Mason reports liquor policy aims to curb alcohol intake. He notes a day’s beer and whisky allowance, one barrel or two of beer and one liter of whiskey per month, as he compiles a list of thirsty residents and urges restraint until a physician’s prescription exists.
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Atdon City
Town
R.D. Mason
Yithie
Mason
Mabon
Telegraph Co Reduces Rates Across Leased Wires
Telegraph Company cuts leased-wire rates by one per cent following Postal Telegraph action. Rates had been 1700 dollars per year for each message and 30 dollars for individual newspapers. The move aligns with recent industry price adjustments.
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Postal Telegraph
Ican Telephone &Telegraph Company
Postal Telegraph Company
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
James Auto CO
Washington Avenue
NEW League
Russia
Warsaw
Howe
Tina Neily
Watson
Beltan Publiceta
Covad Cagette
France
Germany
M. Cambor
Borpian Winieter
Telegraph CO
Lansing, Mich
Oldsmobile
Fell Auto & Supply
Corner 23Rd and
Washington Ave
Studebaker
Utah
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