Automobiles and traffic trends in early 1900s era news
A broad survey covers Ford car ownership per 67 families, the Lincoln Highway, and evolving traffic rules. It discusses signal horns, truck tires, gasoline quality, and regulatory ideas for pedestrians to curb street collisions while noting shows, industry figures, and road projects shaping early auto culture.
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United States
Wisconsin
James T. Prought
Wisconsin State Automobile Association
Henry B. Joy
Lincoln Highway Cration
Unron
Lincoln Highway Association
Atlantic
Pacific
Abraham Lincoln
Automobile Club of
Hartford
Old Dobbin
Baltimore
C. W Martin
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
McCay
New York
Kago
Grand Central Palace
Chicago
Coliseum
First Regiment Armory
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Stewart McDonald
Moon Motor Car Company
Joy
Walter E. Flanders
Maxwell Motor Company
Detroit
Mr. Flanders
Eiven
Herald Square
Times Square
Paria
Berlin
Protest over removal of Anne Royall landmark in Potomac Park
Washington residents protest the removal of a famed stone linked to Anne Royall and President John Quincy Adams. The stone, long associated with Royall's famed interview, was moved to accommodate Potomac Park improvements. Organizers vow to preserve the stone for future generations.
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Washington
Anne Royall
John Quincy Adams
Potomac River
Potomac Park
Miss Royall
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Federal Motor Truck Company
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United States Army
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Westinghouse
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Studebaker
Carers
Ellison Vulcanizing Company
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Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co
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