Auto Engineer Takes New Job
Anibal, chief engineer of Cadillac, resigns and joins R. H. Collins to manufacture a car under his own name. He returns to the Cadillac main plant, recalls a decade at Cadillac after early work with Olds and General Motors, and contributed to the 1912 Cadillac and Liberty Motor wartime designs.
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R. H. Annibal
Cadillac
R. H. Collins
RB. Anibal
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Mr. Anibal
Collins
General Motors Corporation
Olds Motor Works
Oldsmobile Limited
Anibal
Cadillac Engineering
Washington
Franklin Auto Declares 60 Cent Dividend for 1921
The Board of Directors of H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company declares a common stock dividend of 60 cents per share payable July 11 to stockholders of record June 29, 1921. For the first five months of 1921 profits are estimated above $775,000 after taxes, with 4317 Franklin cars sold for $14,500,000. June starts favorable with a 100 percent increase in deliveries across the country compared with May, amid factory operation at full 40 cars per day.
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H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Franklin
War Souvenir in Scalp
George B. Clark a Wichita traffic policeman wears a shrapnel fragment removed from his scalp two years after the Argonne battle. He suffered several wounds in the same engagement and the piece of metal became a personal wartime keepsake.
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Wichita
Kans
George B. Clark
Clark
Argonne
Fish Hospital Attached to the Acquarium in New York
A hospital operating within the Acquarium in New York City treats fish for their ailments, providing medical care to residents of the aquarium environment and supporting aquatic life health.
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Acquarium
New York City
Maxwell chief a capable van
William Robert Wilson appointed president of Maxwell Motor Corporation to steer a reorganization. His Dodge Brothers and Studebaker background in layouts accounting and factory methods positions him to lead Maxwell toward a strong future. Paris plans June 25 tribute to Edgar Allan Poe by Count de Byron Kuhn with a bronze tablet.
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W. R. Wilson
Maxwell Motors Corporation
William Robert Wilson
Maxwell Motor Corporation
Dodge Brothers
Studebaker Corporation
Armour Institute of Technology
Wilson
Maxwell Motor
Paris
de Byron Kuhn
Edgar Allen Poe
France
Alliance Francaise
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Kesess
Theotine
Coats
Orlando
Franklin Auto
Nordy & Marmon Company
Indianapolis
Morton Motor Company
Releigh Street
Norrdyk
Marmon Company
Bluefield, W. V
Maxwell Chief
Telegraph
Chalmers
S. J. Kell
Kell
Bland Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Edsel B. Ford
The
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
United States
Fordson
oSing
Blofield, W. Va
Mercer Garage
Matoaka, W. Va
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