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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1912

Page

10

National car sets Santa Monica speed record at 74.44 mph

Over 16 years road races lifted average speeds until last year when a National car on the Santa Monica course reached 74.44 miles per hour. After the Santa Monica race Vanderbnll event followed, but the classic failed to beat the record.

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No-Rim-Out Tires 10 and Oversize Tires Claim

The article cites 13 years of tire making leading to No-Rim-Out and oversize No-Rim-Out tires as ultimate in tires. It explains Goodyear patents control making, claims reduced blow-outs and increased mileage, with 2 percent of old tires rimcut and a 33 percent saving, plus 10 percent oversize adding 25 percent mileage.

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Society Leaders Fill Boxes On Final Day At Horse Show

A large society crowd filled boxes on the last day of the horse show. Col. and Mrs. Thompson hosted Japanese Red Cross delegates, while many others hosted prominent guests including Mrs. Stimson, Miss Wadeworth, Mrs. Hengelmuller, and Mrs. Belmont. Attendees wore formal gowns and hats, with dense list of dignitaries from diplomacy and politics in attendance.

Robert M. Thompson Red Cross Conference Horace Westcott John Rodgers Frank Mitchell John Merriam McClintock Lester Joseph Lester Col Spencer Cosby Stimson Secretary of War Miss Gamble Richard Townsend Gerry Harriet Wadeworth Walter Bruce Howe Wickersham Hunt Slater Kurt Dietrich Dmttrow Hugh Legare Frank Elisa Miss Patten Perry Belmont Baroness Hengelmuller Mila Hengelmuller J. Willam Henry William Looker Elridge Tucker Seattle Downey Duvall Blair Hasts Montgomery Biot Buckner Randolph Walter B. Brooks, Jr Francis B. Loring George W. Fairchild James R. Mann Representative Mann Ilinois C. Neale Evans Henry T. Lippitt Frances Lippitt Miss Dodd Boston Miss Lippitt Gladys Ingalls Howard Bwitt New York Clarence Watson Mies Ruth Wood West Virginia Misa Jane Bands Miga Sipe George Oakley Totten Baron de Boda Eilzabeth da Bode Isaac T. Mann Walter Page Marion Stevens George Owen Squier Meta Morris Evans Charles Wellington Cobb Misa Meta Morris Evans George FE. M. Evans Aros A. Fries Mra. Fries Rockwell Theut. Moran Mudd Leonard Wood Henry T. Allen Swagar Sherley Johnston George T Summerlin Tex Walter Tuckerman Fildggarden Marlon Giver and . Carepenter

Five Blue Ribbons Awarded at Regional Horse Show

At the county horse show many prizes were awarded. Senator Watson’s Fairmont Farms team won blue for best entry, with H. L. Pierce taking red. Blue ribbons also went to Miss H. D. Atterbury’s Kildare and Col. R. M. Thompson’s Canyon in the ladies’ saddle class and other divisions.

Julian Morray Devisor H. D. Attebury Kildare J. B. McKay Lady Debonair H. L. Pierce Panama Col. R. M. Thompson Caynon Highball B. G Ageigh Dickens Br. G H. L.colling Duton Julian Morris Horace, Ch Glenars Chase King Arthur C M. Thompson Merry Lass m KR. Penn Smith Sir’ Roger Gre Mise Gaura Merriam Virginia Ch. m H. S. Legare Anand Patricia Gh. m Misa HD Atterbury Ruby B. m E. T. Bretesbury The Klos Mins Loula Long Hee Pleres Boscobel Eeee J. C. Gheen Flint Ord Brn Tietary Artillery Grimes Third Field ‘Artillery Dh. m Fairmont Farms Warwick Princess B. Ra Warwick Queen H. L Pierce Daitpall C. m Queen Denmark Aldie Stud Pink Lady Beautiful Doll J. W. Converibbon iGreen Algona m W. Bf Abel Keaches Philosopher H. Gs J. W. Converse Miss Buchanan Goldin Taft H.W. Herring & Son Lee We “Herring & Son Democrat Roger’ Brothers Prince William Ch Melvin C. Hazen Bom R. Penn Smitth Sylvette, Ch. m Miss Bourbon Queen Twinkle Sporting Ndems Yellowstone Rexent. c Robert Mal. If David. Gray Jul Morris Richmond Mate B.e Melvin Hunt Mawick Hunt Club David Grey Keenlck Lise di Fifteenth Cavalry Decin Blk. G N.C Paris Ie Tisse Edna Meganite Julien ‘Morris Canyon, Oh R Col. Nompeon Imana Munford Indy Ringing Belly Ghavternoz Parrmont ¥ Arms J. W Converse Br. m Col. R. M Thompson Cavalry Association Tocktail Ashleith Farms Golden Taft H.W Hern and Son Quahd Kellser CT. Grayson Haresa Runahouta Col Ro M. Thompson Braucaire B. Ackernary Umatilla B. H A.C. P. Shoemaker Ribbon Fantimont Farms I. L. Pierce Mre Fourth Canyon R. Wu Thompson Tridera Fliat Monarch Bik HL. Collins Record Kenwick Algoma WR Abell MU Taconite Bra Clase Ronabed W. A. McGibbon Brg H. D Agierht Ringing Hellsbroom Senator ‘Atson Pride Prides Edward B. McLean Messrs. Gall Brothers Kayt Mise, Buchanan, Cup Kenwir B Yellowstone Regent B. S Maj. H. T. Alien W. R. Abell W. R Abell Ringing Bells

Championship Jump Meet Features Fort Oglethorpe Guards

A competitive track day at Fort Oglethorpe Ga showcases Class 67 High Jump post entries and sweepstakes. Edward B McLean owns the champion ride Prides and Guardsman with a strong show from Fort Willian Aba and officers Lieut Rockwell and Lieut Gartington among the contenders in the cavalry divisions.

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Pennsylvanians in Capital Celebrate Society Anniversary

The Pennsylvanian Society marked its sixth anniversary at Pything Hall with Representative P. M. Speer of Pennsylvania as the original speaker and Charles N. Pepper from the state department delivering a second address. The program featured music by organization members and a long list of entertainment committee members including M. T. Brittain, Mrs. Mo Mack Brittan, William F. Rueher, Mrs. Mo Buckley, William J. Buttington, and others.

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Debate at Washington College of Law Seeds Constitutional Reform

The Washington College of Law held a debate last evening in the lecture hall at 70 New York Avenue Northwest. The question tested whether the Constitution should be amended to provide for the election of United States senators by direct vote of the people. The nearer side won. winning team members included Herbert B Andrews, with opponents Herbert M Woosbere, Mr Dunbar, and Frank Austen. Andrew Watson, John To Lathrop, Ernest Knaebel spoke for the supporters. The winning team received medals bearing the college seal.

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