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This article (published August 26, 1909) details the Jackson Company's claims against the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The company sued for rights to the Wheeler-Schebler Trophy. Officials initially refused to award the company the trophy because the 300-mile race was halted before going the distance. Jackson driver Leigh Lynch was leading when the race was flagged.
