Burgett Calls for Universal Driver License Law Support
H N Burgett secretary of the South Last Ohio Motor Club urged motorists to back the AA A safety responsibility law. He cited 18 states and the District of Columbia requiring driver licenses and pressed for universal license laws and financial responsibility to curb reckless and irresponsible driving nationwide.
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H N. Burgett
Ohio Motor Club
American Automobile Association
Burgett
Imotordom
District of Columbia
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Maryland
Bampstore
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhodesland
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Hoover Conference On
Motordam
Who Invented the First Auto In History Debate
A discussion led by H N Burgett of the South East Ohio Motor Club explores who deserves credit for the first automobile. He notes multiple claimants and stresses the lack of a single definitive inventor.
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First Auto
Robert Richards
Weller
H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio Motor Club
Burgett
New Air Gleaner Fights Auto Backfire and Plane Hazards
Long research by AC Spark Plug Company engineers yields a dual air cleaner flame suppressor. The copper ribbon device blocks flame from the carburetor, claims to reduce fire insurance risk for automobiles boats and airplanes and also muffles carburetor noise. University of Michigan tests confirm summer cooling via motor fan studies.
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AC Spark Plug Company
National Board of Underwriters
Uni
Department of Engineering Research
University of Michigan
Holland Furnace Company of
Holland
Mich
England
Rms
Californias
Yosemite
Laswen
Sequoia
General Grant
United States
Railroad officials warn winter car warmth raises crossing danger
Cleveland railroad representatives meet with the Cleveland Automobile Club and Safety Council to warn that closed car windows in cold weather reduce hearing at crossings. They cite ventilation, health, and signaling risks, urging warm clothing and keeping the left window slightly open for safety.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Automobile Club
Cleveland’ Safety Council
Goves
Alluring claims in automotive ads draw consumer gaze
A 1929 American Motorist piece notes the surge of superlatives in car advertising. It highlights bold phrases like world's greatest, supreme among all, and such beauty was not dreamed, while questioning whether these overstatements aid competition or merely hype value and profits.
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THER/Igier
Thomas 5
Mnitie, Jr
Mar
Elwood Haynes
Apperson Brothers
Duryea
Charles B.jonny
Beauty
King
R. HE
Olde
Alexander Winsming
Henry Ford
Frent
Stearne
American Motorist
American Automobile
A. A A
Carc Itnm
Buser
Lazilsh
Drivers urged to stay to right of road lines in Ohio
The Ohio State Automobile Association through secretary Charles C. Janes urges motorists to drive to the right of the white lines on highways. The warning stresses staying right especially on hills and curves to prevent accidents. Belief is some drivers do not know or ignore line use and in Belmont County arrests for reckless driving have occurred in absence of a law requiring it.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Charles C. Janes
Jones
Auch
Belmont County
Women drivers rise in South East Ohio motor clubs
A regional report shows a sharp rise in women memberships and emergency calls in the South East Ohio Motor Club. National American Automobile Association data indicate a nationwide trend of women taking charge of car ownership and joining clubs for aid and organized motoring.
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South Raat Oh
Focal Motor Club
American Automobile Association
H. SN. Burgett
South East Ohio
Burgett
Thalrmames
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Action
Automobile Associations
States
Paris
Detroit
Detroit Automobile Club
Spark Plug Company
Emanuer
Janes
State Auto Club
Athens
South
Wast Ohio Motor Club
Chevrolet
General Motors
General Motors Research
Fisher
Herve
McFarland
Bee
Wsat Garage
Fought & Baughman
Albany
Burson Chevrolet Co
Baughman Auto Supply
New Marshfield
U Ali
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