Indianapolis Speedway Opens Under New Racing Rules
Indianapolis August 19 The three day automobile race meet under the new racing rules and AAAsanction opens with ideal conditions. The $350000 speedway park near the White River hosts premier events including 250 mile and 300 mile races and Wheeler-Schebler and Prest-O-Lite trophies. The facility boasts a five mile track two courses gravel surface with asphalt, night illumination, ample stands and a large car park.
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Emrichsville Bridge
White River
Indianapolis
American Automobile Association
United States
Crawfordsville Pike
Chelan County Board of Equalization Opens Proceedings
Chelan County Washington board of equalization met August 2 1909 led by Alex Pitcher G B Kinney C J Trow R C Osborne and C A Battles swearing an oath to fairly perform duties for 1909 assessments and noting numerous adjustments and later adjournment to August 12 1909 with further protests and value changes recorded and clerks noted.
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Wenatchee, Wash
Alex. Pitcher
G. B. Kinney
C. J. Trow
R. C. Osborne
Co. A. Battles
Chelan County
State of Wash
R. G C. Osborne
C. A. Battles
Board of Equalization
State of Washington
Audhor
H .H. Grant
Ralton
NE NW
SE NW
Lamb-Davis Lbr. Co
W. J. Long
G. N
Regulation Proposed by Milwaukee Prohibitionist
Edwin B. Lord of Milwaukee argues prohibition does not prohibit and urges regulation instead. He cites Milwaukee as orderly with widespread beer and light wine use and few strong drinks, contrasts Maine and Wisconsin, and urges voters to support regulated saloons over prohibition.
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The
Independent
Fulton Street
New York
Good Templar
New England
Christ’s Church
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Conarct
Maine
Edwin B. Lord
Wis
New England Good Templar
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Motor Speedway
Fortwane
Odd Fellows
J. H. Washburn
Hall
P. H. Sherburne, N. G
W. E. Webber
Spokane
Wenatchee
County Board OF Equalization
H. T. Robinson
Law Logs
G. H. Gray & Son
Fl SE
Leavenworth Land Co
G. N. P. Impr
J. Godfrey
J. S. Mooney & Co
Orondo Avenue
Clark Cox
Mission Street
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