Regulation of Tire Width Aimed by State Highway Leaders
A meeting of state highway commissioners and highway interests led by George Lie favors state wide regulation of tire width and load limits for horse drawn wagons and motor trucks. They suggest drafts for uniform laws to curb unsafe wide tires while balancing practicality on rural roads. The group emphasizes safety, road preservation, and consistent enforcement across states.
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Fruit Company Salesmen Buy Cars to Boost Sales
DP Pioneer Automobile company delivers sixteen Chalmers cars to the Pioneer Fruit Company of Sacramento to equip ten sales cars and six for officers. The decision follows one salesman success using his own car to cover California fruit districts, prompting a company wide rollout and a predicted coast business surge next year.
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Linsley to Investigate Motor Truck Prospects In American Republics
Dr Linsley will travel May 7 to assess Chase Motor Truck prospects in the West Indies and South America. He plans to visit Porto Rico Curacao Venezuela United States of Colombia Barbadoes Brazil and Argentina, interviewing dealers and inspecting trucks to gauge roads climate and trade conditions for farm and plantation use.
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Wisconsin Triumph over Minnesota at Camp Randall
Wisconsin athletes dominated the dual meet against Minnesota at Camp Randall, winning decisively by a large margin. The Wisconsin team led throughout the events, showcasing strength across track and field disciplines and securing a clear victory at home in Madison.
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Henderson Announces 1914 Model at Indianapolis Debut
Henderson introduces its 1914 automobile lineup in Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel, featuring wire wheels or wood wheels on all models, a unique center control lever, a dash mounted gasoline tank for steady fuel flow, and the first practical kerosene carburetor option. The new series retains the prior six and four cylinder options, offers improved steering and suspension, and showcases electric lighting and starting systems with high tension magneto as a standard.
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Motor cars safest travel method says industry executive
Harry Ro Radford vice president and general manager of the Warterett company of Penline Mich argues that motor cars are the safest form of travel. He notes vast numbers on the road and compares the frequency of car accidents to other transport, suggesting trains wreck more often in contrast to cars.
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Secretary and advertising manager urges newspaper endorsement
The Hender son Moby Car company executive advocates newspapers as the most convincing medium to reach Mr Business Vian, arguing no medium is as intimately acquainted with him as the daily paper.
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Cartercar promises safer cars by simplifying transmission
Mr Radford notes far more automobiles than trains in the country and cites fewer troubles as cars become safer. He explains Cartercar’s simplified drive and "weastess" transmission as key to reducing failures and earning enthusiastic letters from customers.
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Players Fraternity Sues the Red Sox
New York May 31 A newly organized baseball players fraternity filed suit here against the Boston American club on behalf of pitcher Burt M Casey Hageman to recover 1400 claiming the club breached his contract by suspending him last June The suit states the club refused to release him and barred play with other clubs The contract allegedly provided him 400 a month from April 15 to October 15 1912
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