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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1914

Page

13

Road Laws and Traffic Safety Booklets Auctioned by Tire Sterling

A new Safety Always booklet from Miller Rubber Company Akron Ohio covers traffic ordinances across Ohio New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan and Illinois. Free copies distributed by Tire Sterling Auto Tire Company 1451 Parker Street local Miller tire distributors. The guide includes driving rules and tips to prevent nuisance by joy riders and thieves and notes on police traffic signals.

Tire Sterling Auto Tire Company Parker Street Miller Tires Miller Rubber Company Akron Ohio New York Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan Illinois de Bros. Spangler Maclay

Saxon Coast to Coast Car Reaches Western Iowa

The Saxon car completing its coast to coast journey arrived in Boone Iowa after traveling 143 miles from Cedar Rapids on the Lincoln Highway. It has covered 1292 miles in eleven days at an average of 117 miles per day and about 30 miles per gallon.

Boone Cedar Rapids New York San Francisco Illinois Iowa M. A. Croker Fred Wilkins Chicago Heights Ill Chicago Lincoln Highway Association Ocean

MacManus Receives Notre Dame LL D Honor

Theodore F. MacManus president of the MacMillan Company of Detroit was awarded the doctor of laws degree at Notre Dame University commencement exercises last Monday evening. The university cited his attainments as a man of letters philosopher and a poet.

Theodore F. MacManus MacMillan Company Detroit Notre Dame University MacManus

Foliage Funfest Draws Indianapolis Cyclists

One hundred fifteen motor cyclists from Indianapolis followed G. H. Westing on an annual foliage funfest run. The route went past Fort Benjamin Harrison to Ben-Hur Park about eighteen miles out and back. Riders enjoyed a luncheon, then a afternoon of competitive events before returning to the city.

Indianapolis Ind G. H. Westing Fort Benjamin Harrison Ben-Hur Park Hoosier Westing

Overland Six Soon Ready for Market From Willys-Overland

J N Willys announces a new seven passenger Overland and the addition of a six cylinder model to the line. The Overland Six packs 125 inch wheelbase 45 50 hp and retailing at 1475, with self starter electric lights and demountable tires. Production aims for late summer or early fall with abundant supply.

J. N. Willys Willys-Overland Company Willys Overland Lass

Indians Now in Big Demand Says Mr. Hendee

George M. Hendee of Hendee Manufacturing Company in Springfield says the Indian motorcycle line remains strong in 1914. He notes record activity for the year so far, early model production, stock buildup, and plans to run at full capacity to meet May and June orders.

Mr. Hendee George M. Hendee Hendee Manufacturing Company Springfield Mass Respan

Home on a Blow-Out Casing and 1914 AMA Meet

An article outlines improvised tire repairs using an extra tube burlap and packing materials to reach a shop, plus announces St Louis to host the 1914 Federation of American Motorcyclists national convention July 15 18. Endurance veteran tours from Chicago and San Francisco plan to attend. St Louis motorcycle clubs pledge strong hospitality and several FA M championships will be held on the dirt track.

Jackson St. Louis Federation of American Motorcyclists Convention City Chicago San Francisco National Assembly Missouri

Economy of Operation Claims for Hupmobile

F A Harris of Hupp Motor Car Co cites repair data from 40 000 Hupmobiles to back claims of economy. He notes average repair cost per car at about 5000 miles and discusses profitability tied to repair parts business amid questions from a prominent public official.

F. A. Harris Hupp Motor Car Company Audiion

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Cadillac Crispen Motor Car Company S. Cameron Street Vulcan Mny Penbrook Garage Ook Reo Haynes National Chase Harrisburg Auto CO Chalmers Keystone Motor Car CO Market Street Robert L. Morton G. J. Natcher Pullman Brush Maxwell Everitt C. D. Stewart, Megr Harrisburg, Branch Abbott Motor Car Co South Second Street BELL Harrisburg, PA Fisk Hummel ST Harrisburg
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