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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1910

Page

7

Automobile Dealers Optimistic on Industry Outlook

Detroit Aug 13 Fred W Haines general manager Regal Motor Car company says anxiousness in the automobile trade is a logical result of recent events but manufacturers cannot control it He notes a shift from seasonal production to stocking cars for a split selling season and expects 1911 to see higher output and sales than ever before despite poor spring weather.

Detroit Mich Fred W. Haines Regal Motor Car Company of

Single Cylinders Better Than Double In Auto Talks

Retired Indianapolis auto industry notes discuss rumors of combines buying local companies, with J N Willys urging to stay independent. The piece favors singly cast cylinders for cooling efficiency, reduced vibration, and a five bearing crankshaft to prevent cracking, stressing durability and power.

Munsey Tour Experts Busy Getting Ready

Philadelphia prepares for the Munsey historic tour set to start Tuesday morning. Cars undergo final inspections by a technical committee as seals are affixed and tour flags applied, marking readiness for the event.

Munsey Philadelphia E. L. Ferguson Joseph Tracy J. A. Hemstreet

Maxwell Company Names Sales Head

W S Hathaway, previously district sales manager for Maxwell Briscoe, is named general supervisor for all Maxwell branch houses in the western United States. His territory spans Minneapolis to Seattle west of the Mississippi, with headquarters to be set in Kansas City after a tour of inspecting branches.

New York W. S. Hathaway Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Company United States Motor Company Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines St. Louis Kansas City Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Mississippi River Hathaway

Fans Overestimate Pay Of Ball Players

The piece notes fans often guess baseball salaries higher than reality. It highlights Frank Chance of the Cubs as the top earner, partly due to his stockholdings. Before 1902 he earned 5500 annually, then signed a four year $7500 contract amid a dispute with Cubs president Charlie Murphy.

Connie Mack Athletics Frank Chance Cubs C*hance Chicago Cubs Chance Charlie Murphy Chicago

Salaries of Baseball Players in Early 1900s Revealed

The article outlines truce terms restricting salary disclosure and details player earnings. It cites Chance's one tenth share yielding about 24 600 annually, Murphy and Chance's club purchase aided by Charles P Taft, and Johnny King under a three year contract plus postseason pay. It lists reported salaries for Brown Overall Tinker Evers Clarke Wagner Cobb and notes average players earning 2 500 to 5 000. It argues ball players earn well for seven months work and that owners profit greatly.

Chance Murphy Charles P. Taft Taft National Commission Johnny King Brown Tinker Evers Fred Clarke Pirates Wagner Ty Cobb Detroit Charles A. Comiskey

Regal Wins Cup For Run Over Cow Paths

Regal motor car company receives a tall loving cup for winning the All Connecticut Reliability Contest run May 19 to 21 over 600 miles of rough roads in Connecticut. Twenty entrants competed under Hartford Automobile Club supervision with M. A. Luckenbill of Regal Detroit coordinating. The route included cow paths, woods, stone walls and barbed wire.

Detroit Mich Regal Motor Car Company Regal Connectcut Automobile Club of Hartford M. A. Luckenbill New York Regal-Detroit Auto Company Luckenbill Connecticut

Brassard Worn as Badge of Distinction at Speedways

The Remy brassard, a silver arm shield worth 100 dollars and paying 75 dollars weekly to the holder, stirs interest as a badge of honor among top auto racers. Originating from French bicycle racing, it gains prestige at Indianapolis meets with a history of fierce contention among famed pilots including Barney Oldfield, DePalma, and Zengle.

Remy Magneto Company Anderson Indianapolis Speedway Remy Company France Paris Remy Brassard Iotor Four Barney Oldfield DePalma Zengle

Boy Hangs Himself in Ohio Town Tragic Incident

Medina Ohio August 13 Merle Taylor 12 stepson of a Grangerburg blacksmith was found hanging from an apple tree with a strap around his neck. Investigators believe he stood on a potato crate and kicked it away, precipitating the suicide.

Indianapolis Automobile Directory Entry Snapshot

Directory snippet lists items for The Motor Car Center American Garage LifSien venue st Clypool Garage 2 N. C2p'to Auto Livery Ave Phone M 803 New 1561 Crescent Alto Co Storage caren and General Repairs 23 and 25 E. O Sarsey-Willis Co 113-117 Hupmobile Seanseyeusas coo Maal Hearley-Wielis Co 113-117 Mitchell 0 Westwarnet Street.

Crescent Alto CO E. O Searsey-Willis CO Seanseyeusas Hearley-Wielis CO Mitchell Westwarnet Street

Universal Motor Trucks touted as heavy duty solution

Engineers who tested Universal Motor Company trucks declare them the answer to heavy duty haulage. After $250000 in Denver development and a Newcastle factory purchase, production will start within ninety days at two trucks daily, with tests showing the Model D pulling 26 tons up a four percent grade.

Newcastle Denver Cal Ind Universal Motor Company Col

Universal Truck System With Geared And Gearless Models

The Universal Motor Company unveils two truck types: Model D geared and Model G gearless. A gasoline engine powers a generator feeding four electric wheels, with selectable series, parallel, or mixed motor operation. Two dedicated configurations handle varying terrains, offering smooth starts and reduced chassis stress.

Universal Motor Company

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Mr. Haines United States Will H. Brown Willys-Overland Company Combines Indianapolis J. N. Willys Maxwell Company Man of Southwest Middle West Iy Sran Satae Shank E. Washington St Remy Boy Bern Indianapolis Automobile Directory the Motor Car Center LifSien Syrpenetess National Refining CO Parry Auto CO Lts Premier Mete Esata Stea Stearns Jackson and Fuller Auto Sales Co Kentucky Avenue Refining Thor Motorcycle Isa Steam Mearsey Willis White Eis Isan West Marker'se The Universal Motor Co James J. Hill Universal Motor Hill City Mountain District Indiana the Universal Motor Co Newcastle, Indiana Denison Hotel Indianapolis, Ind
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