Enthusiastic Washington Road Meeting Advances Great White Way
A packed Washington Commercial Club heard leaders including McClure, Miller, Fowler, and Long advocate the Great White Way Iowa road project. The gathering formed an organizing committee, adopted Stacey’s plan for a state association, outlined road improvements, pole painting standards, and a statewide highway system with local auxiliaries and dues.
Washington Good Roads Meet Boosts City Image and Route Plans
Walter Fowler praised Washington’s growth and hospitality at yesterday’s luncheon attended by about 160. Road enthusiasts including Joe I. Long and Ralph Smith lauded efforts to establish the Great White Way as a national highway conduit through the area, linking to the Ocean-to-Ocean route and Panama exposition traffic. Delegates from Davenport and Muscatine were absent. R. N. Carson of Iowa City sent goodwill notes. The Washington County Good Roads club led the convention with calls for area auto owners to join and advance road projects.
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Washington
Iowa
Alex Miller
Washington Democrat
Don McClure
Pete Peterson
Davenport
Peterson
Council Bluffs
McClure
Des Moines
Brookhart
Col. S. W. Brookhart
Keeley
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
George N. Carson
Iowa City
Roy A. Stacey
Adair
A. E. Nissen
Tri-Cities
Charles Porter
Pella
Walter Fowler
England
Caesar
Christ
Fowler
Doe
San Francisco
Ralph Smith
Bert Smith
W. M Keeley
R. N. Carson
Invincibles Beat Spare Makers By 104 Pins In Series
The Invincibles won the bowling match against the Spare Makers by 104 pins in the second of the series. Captain Tys Brookhart posted 193 in his third game, while Dr Henry Hull had the top average. A third game is planned for Friday as the series runs all winter.
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Spare Makers
vic_ tory
Ty Ls Brookhart
de. Henry Hull
Motion Picture Trust Trial Begins in New York
The civil anti trust case to dissolve the motion picture trust opened in New York before Judge Edward Hacker. Testimony will also be heard in Chicago and Philadelphia, with the trial likely to extend into Wilson’s administration. The government views the suit as a key challenge to monopolization by major moving picture concerns claiming to violate patent and Sherman acts.
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Motion Picture Trust
Edward Hacker
United States Court
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wilson
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