Automobile News Sparks Chase and Ford Interview
In Omaha a thief fled with church funds as Father O Neill shouted stop thief. Motorcycle Officer Wilkins pursued and recovered the money, arresting the robber. The issue also features Henry Ford discussing future car design, speed, weight, and highway needs. Ford notes lighter cars may reach 150 to 200 mph with special highways and possible rail-like support. He marks his 50th birthday and describes Dearborn properties and a new estate bungalow. A Moon Motor Car Company engineer, Chief Engineer Helsing, discusses alternative fuels and fuel economy, noting engines can run on non gasoline fuels and that supply fluctuations won t stop engine operation.
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Father O'Neill
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Wilkins
FORD
Henry Ford
Sindbad
Diamond Valley
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Helsing
Moon Motor Car Company
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