Boston Auto Show Draws Great Crowds and Trade
A large Boston and New England crowd fills Mechanics Building for the annual motor show. Dealers report record sales as open and closed cars, sport models, trucks, and tractors attract visitors from far across the region. Decorated halls feature electrical displays and rainbow reflections from fountains, with high end cars shown at Copley Plaza ball room.
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Boston
New England
Automobile Show N Mechanics
Copley Plaza
Cleveland Six Coupe Draws Attention at Auto Show
The Cleveland six chassis with a Cleveland valve-in-head motor and Fisher body draws crowds at the auto show. Notable features include large aluminum steps and nickel radiator with a man sized motometer. The cowlights allow reading the motometer at night. The lineup also offers a five passenger sedan, a five passenger touring car, and a three passenger roadster.
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Cleveland
Fisher
Distinctive Daniels Car Exhibit Attracts Attention
The Daniels show features handsome distinctive bodies across open and closed coachwork. R R Ross sales manager notes strong interest and calls it like old times as visitors meet scores of friends daily. The closed models draw particular admiration for luxury.
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R. R. Ross
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Petrol Adapted to Modern Cars
Petrol, a new motor fuel from Ameri can Oil Company, claims to fit modern automobiles. Final tests show quick starts and battery savings, with the product already in use for months and touted as a better gasoline for various makes of cars and trucks.
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Boston
American Oil Company
Enthusiasm At Franklin Luncheon For New England Dealers
A Franklin luncheon at Copley Plaza drew Franklin dealers from New England and New York. S. E. Ackerman, sales manager, was introduced by Clarence W. Dow. O. A. Lawton and Boston salesmen attended, with Dean Lord of Boston University giving the keynote on policies and profits.
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New England
New York
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S. E. Ackerman
Clarence W. Dow
Frankin
Ackerman
O. A. Lawton
Franklin Company of Boston
Dean Lord
Boston University of Business Administration
Hudson Coach Display At Show Attracts Attention
The Henley-Kimball Company showcases a Hudson coach model at the show. It is praised for weather adaptation, strong construction, and rattle proof body, drawing steady attention at the Copley Plaza display.
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Henley-Kimball Company
Hudson
Copley Plaza
Apperson Arrives for Motor Show
Edward Apperson, president and general manager of the Apperson Brothers automobile company of Kokomo Indiana, arrived in town for the motor show and called it a great success. He highlighted a recent Apperson special that completed 1928 miles in 24 hours and then added 63 minutes 10 seconds to reach 2000 miles, setting a new distance record.
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Apperson Brothers Automobile Company
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New Star Car Draws 21 000 Viewers in Boston Showrooms
At Collins Motor Car Company 1037 Commonwealth Avenue, 21 000 people viewed the new Star Car by five o'clock yesterday. The car retails for 348 dollars and deliveries are set to begin in June. It features a four cylinder engine and a five passenger body from pioneer builder W. C. Durant.
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Collins Motor Car Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Automobiles Make Better Citizens in 1922 View
W L C Sills president and owner of the Sills Chevrolet Co distributor of Chevrolet Motor Cars for New England argues that transportation is essential and the automobile will lead to progress. He says cars bring travel ease and broaden citizens by introducing travelers to diverse places and neighbors.
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W. LC. Sills
Sills- Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet Motor Cars
New England
Reo Dealers Meet at City Club in Seasonal Gathering
Fully 40 members of the Linscott Motor Company dealers organization gathered last night at the City Club. Robert Renshaw of the Reo Motor Car Co spoke, noting growth and regional progress. George A. Patten presided, with John Hart Taylor also addressing the gathering.
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City Club
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
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Robert ©. Renshaw
Reo Motor Car Co
George A. Patten
Renshaw
Reo Company
New England
John Hart Taylor
Two Women and Man Fined for Liquor Sales in City Raids
Captain Reardon’s liquor squad under Inspector Patterson raided the South End and Roxbury. Eva Harper of Genesee Street was found guilty of an illegal sale and appealed. Rose Swartz of Williams Street had her case continued. Timothy Crowley of Shawmut Avenue was fined for keeping and exposing liquor and appealed.
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Reardon
Patterson
South End
Roxbury
Bolster
Eva Harper
Genesee Street
Rose Swartz
Williams Street
Timothy J. Crowley
Shawmut Avenue
Mayor Fowler Renominated by Republican Caucus in Calais
Calais Maine Mayor William J. Fowler was unanimously renominated at the Republican caucus. The city election is set for April 3.
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Calais
William J. Fowler
Pistol Battle Follows Killing of Policeman in City Yard
In a daylight encounter near monuments in a stone cutter’s yard a burglar killed Patrolman John H. McMail and was later captured after a running gunfight with Samuel Cohen a special policeman. The assailant was shot in the neck. four loaded automatics and a dagger were found on him. McMail died at a hospital.
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New York
United News
John H. McMail
Samuel Cohen
Cohen
McMatt
Cosmpolitan Trust to pay 10 percent dividend to depositors
Acting under the Supreme Court and Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen, Cosmopolitan Trust Company will begin payments at 9 this morning. About 558 thousand dollars is set for the second dividend to savings depositors, with the office at 138 Congress Street open 9 to 5 daily for disbursement. The first dividend of 3.80 percent was distributed in July 1921, totaling about 1.675 million dollars.
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Supreme Court
Joseph C. Allen
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
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The
Congress Street
PUT STOMACH IN FINE CONDITION DIGESTION ADVICE
Advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a cheap remedy for indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It claims four ounces of rad Salts mixed in water before breakfast can relieve symptoms and stimulate liver and kidneys to improve digestion.
Sulphur Based Treatment Promises Fast Skin Relief
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as quickly softening rough red skin and easing eruptions like eczema rash pimples and ring worm. With germ killing action it soothes irritation and reduces torment. Just apply as cold cream and expect rapid improvement.
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