International 200-mile Buffalo to Erie Auto Race Planned
A Buffalo Erie 200 mile international race is planned as the week of automobile sports opens on September 16. Organizers from Pan-American exposition Auto mobile Club of America and city officials will invite self propelled vehicles from all countries to compete for large purses and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakes
Americas
Buffalo
William S. Buchanan
Automobile Club of America
Albert C. Bostwick
Percy Owen
J. M. Hill
New York City
Thomas M. Moore
Erie
Buffalo- Erie
France
Automobile Sports Meet at Pan American Exposition
A special four member committee of automobilists plus Dr Truman J. Martin will organize the Pan American Exposition motor tournament. The event includes an endurance test run New York to Buffalo to showcase vehicle utility with cups and medals for participants.
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Buchanan
Aed
Malcolm W. Ford
J. M. 41
Percy Owen
S. I. Davis, Sr
Smas
Automobile Club of America
Davis
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Truman J. Martin
Bullato Automobile Club
Automobile Grid of America
New York
Buffalo
Hudson
Albany
A. Shattuck
The
Automobile Chib of
Amrica
Made in Germany and the Vasterings of the twelfth century
The piece notes how Stersing stems from Vasterings, famed for pure coin and silver. It recalls Elizabethan silver prices, dire warnings about counterfeiters, and old money practices. A moralist aside urges caution in trade, signing, and weighing goods.
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Germany
London Telegraph
Cheapside
Fleet
Election echoes in state vote outcomes across towns
Illinois primary results show a mix of wet and dry votes. Salem and Mt. Vernon stayed dry or voted against licenses, while towns like Trenton and Lebanon moved toward licensing and city status. Anti license wins appear in Hillsboro and Patoka with small margins, and local offices reflect Keeley Care support and editor Carl Montag’s treasurer role.
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Illinois
G. W. Lischer
Mascoutah
Carl Montag
The
Herald
Greenville
Washington letters reveal protests over China indemnity and Cuba talks
Washington correspondent reports that the Cabinet will formalize a protest against a 500 million dollar indemnity demanded by powers from China, arguing it is exorbitant and beyond China’s means. The piece notes Cuba’s Constitutional Convention delaying acceptance of Congressional terms as members seek to retain positions, and describes White House receptions, the Logan statue event, Aguinaldo diamond rumors, and Naval Observatory board actions, including tests on new armor plate and administration of the observatory.
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Washington, D. C
China
Pekin
Ttis
Congress
Washington
Naval Ordnance Proving Grounds
Potomac
Uncle Sam
Carbon Steel Company
Pittsburg
Naval Observatory
Charles A. Young
Princeton University
Ormond Stone
University of Virginia
Long
White House
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Perocia of Electricity
Buitoris Panisamerican Exposition
Salem
Sparta
Trenton
Mt. Vernon
White Hall
Co. I. Pfeiffer
Lebanon
Ava
Altamont
Marissa
Hillsboro
Patoka
Dwight
Keeley Care
Sorento
Effingham
Law and Order
Tey Call
Military Order of the Buoyal Legion
Harris
St. Louis
Columbia
Vought Burke
Englishtown
N. J
Cullom
Mason
Ilinois
Gen
John A. Logan
Gen. Logan
Logan
McKinley
Manila
Aguinaldo
War Department
Profa, Young and Stone
E. C. Pickering
Harvard University
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
Charles F. Chandler
School of Applied Sciences
Columbia University
Asaph Hall, Jr
University of Michigan
Harper
City of
Cincinnati
Spain
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Department
Joh
Bucklén
Kingston
Charles
Elizabeth
Elizabath
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Tonsortal Line
Tadies
Chitkren
w-Uanion
Main
Troy
L. E. Rawson
S. Jefferson Ave
St. Louie
Dentist
F. W. Zanders
Gentral Motel
WM. Meiners
Theo
Guhenne
Illingis
Om Lene
Billiard Hall
Phil Schert
Corne x
Feed Mill
Cate
Troy City
John Deimling
W.F. Peter
Winen Shop
Philip Schultze
Heim
West Ulay Street
Market St
John Dieele
A. Heddergott
West Clay Street
Kinloch 13
Wason-macking
Alwass
Geffen
A. Cc
Troy, Ill
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