Automobile Chamber of Commerce formed in New York
At the annual meeting the Automobile Board of Trade voted to merge with the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers forming the Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The new body will include 110 leading U.S. manufacturers and plans for a national show building in New York.
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Board of Trade
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Automobile Board of Trade
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Manufacturers of America
Lozier and Overland Models Shine at New York Auto Show
The 1913 Lozier Type 72 six cylinder dominates talk with ball bearing use in 60 sets and a new light six priced at 3250 dollars. Overland debuts Models 69 and 71 with extensive updates including larger brakes and a longer wheelbase. Mitchell Lewis introduces daily exhibit changes to display three new chassis and several body styles. Pope-Hartford adds three models 31 33 and 29 with varied bodies and four cylinder power. Hupmobile shows five models including a six passenger and a coupe for the new chassis, while Chalmers and Stevens-Duryea highlight comfort and new features in their latest lines.
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Lozier Motor Company
Lozier
R. B. Nettleton
Boston
Remy
Schebler
Mitchell Lewis Motor Company
Mitchell Motor Cars
Madison Square Garden
Mitchell Company
Mitchell
Th Palace
Pope-Hartford
Pope
Gray and Davis
HE. A. Gilmore
Charlies Whitten
Whitten Gilmore Company
Chalmers
Massachusetts
Lurich and Roller Win at Mechanics Building Wrestling Night
Six giant wrestlers battled in front of about 5000 spectators at the Mechanics building. The program mixed Lancashire catch style with Greco Roman training, producing two falls for Burns over Lenger, Roller over Sayers, and Lurich twice defeating Lemle in top matches. Referees were James Barnes and George Tuohey.
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Mechanics Building
Results of Wrestling Contests Last Night
First bout Cyclone Barns defeated Charles Bean twice in 22m 158 and 15m Second Sober Roller defeated Tom Sayers twice in 19m 25s and 25m 37s Main bout George Lurich defeated Karl Lemle twice in 19m 38s and 11m 45s
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Frank Gotch
Boston
Burns
Cambridge
Charles Lenger
Dr. Roller
Seattle
Tom Sayers
England
George Lurich
Russia
Karl Lemle
Lemle
James Barnes
George Tuohey
Barns
Charles Bean
Roller
Pape Sold to Buffalo Club in League Deal
Larry Pape is sold to the Buffalo club of the International league in an outright transfer. President McAleer has offered dates to Harvard and Holy Cross for April games at Fenway Park.
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Larry Pape
Buffalo Club
McAleer
Harvard
Holy Cross
Fenway Park
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Me Frank Chance
Pye
Luther M
Carty
Chamber of Commerce
BY J. J. M’namara
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Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company
C. C. Hanch
Nordyke & Marmon Company
S. T. Davis, Jr
Locomobile Company of America
Hugh Chalmers
Chalmers Motor Company
S. D. Waldron
Packard Motor Car Company
Wilfred C. Lelan
Cadillac Motor Car Company
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
K. D. Chapin
George Pope
H. A. Bonnell
Grand Central Palace
Hartford
Fred H. Lucas
New England
Stevens-Duryea
J. W. Bowman
Madison Square
Mr. Bowman
Earl& Wilson Factory
Troy
America
Jordan Marsh Company
Lurich and
Mechanics
Dalton
Ceeneeeereees
Oxford
Eevee Ieee
Pape
Buffalo
Cora Livingston
THE
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Jack Sheehan
Cora
Neever
Ted Burns
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Frank Buch
Howardgram
Hollis
Charles Frohman
John Drew
Oi Nae
Husband By
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FISKE
Sale
Tremont Theatre
LAW & Erlanger
Europe
Arnold Bennett
Edward Knoblauch
Joseph Brook
SoLon
Ziegfeld Art. Chorus
Melis
Casavant
Gaudenzi
Rossi
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Aida
Amsden
Leveront
Zeni
Polese
Sampieri
Mardones
Hans Letz
Edward Lankow
Steinert’s
Boylston, Mason & Hamlin
ST. James Theatre
Huntington & Mass
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Tel
B. B
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Crook
Greyhound
Tremont St
Lion and the Mouse
Grace Elliston
GLOBE
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Paris
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Garden OF Allah
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Majestic Wea
Lew Fields
Clay Smith
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Taree Oninemers
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Hyea
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Disraeli
Xantippe
Castle Square Theatre
IGE Hockey
Boston Arena
Toronto
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Wright & Ditson’s
Arthur Johnson
Wm. Bead’s
Vera
Jordan Hall
Kitty Cheatham
Symphony _ Hall
Jtremont Temple
Burton Holmes
Panama
Tremont Temple
Amundsen
South Pole
Lasky
Tremont
Dover St
Bison City
Lambs’ Manikins
Fred A. le Duke & Co
Cotter & Boulden
Francis & Wilson
Stuart
Louis Granat
Ballinger and
Reynolds
Lamarco
Castle
Sa. Dallatat
John Craig
the New Sin
Winter St
Waldron
Cine Runaway
SIRE
Tremont Row
Ee Eeee
South Boston
Y. O
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Hamish McLaurin
McMahon & Chappelle
Hubby
Linden Beckwith
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Rosa Crouch
George Welch
Bowman Brothers
William Burr
Daphne Hope
Merlin
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Ethel Dooley
Pathe Weekly
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