Motorcade to Enter Intercity Run and Speed Meet
A cross country motorcade begins at Travers Island with teams from New York and Chicago, traveling through Dunbury Waterbury and Hartford to join in North Adams and Stockbridge. Captain Rickenbacker acts as referee, with Fred J. Wagner starter, and E R Mixer piloting. Hopes run high for a strong turnout from Chicago and New York clubs, with an imposing convoy expected at Travers Island.
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Chicago
North Adams
Great Rington
Stockbridge
Travers Island
Winged Foot
York Athletic Club
Ravers Island
Rickenbacker
Iain Chambers
Serth
Rick
Fred J. Wagner
E. R. Mixer
W. Irving Pickling
New York
Tim
W. ©. Poertner
National
R. M. Owen
Robert Wolfer
George H. Stowe
Mitchell
Ralph Owenarsen
Allen
de Dion
A. McLa
Hopfensick
Chandler
Cara Hare
S. E. Mibben
Chicago Athletic Association
N. EB. van Sicklen
Chicago Automobile Club
Owen Manet
New York Athletic Club
Truck Delivery Shows Big Economies
R S Locke, manager of the Federal Meses truck branch, cites a New York contractor case where a two ton Federal truck replaced manual loading. Eleven trips moved 22 tons, costing 12 cents per ton mile, saving over 50 percent versus manual loading and increasing daily output by 22 tons.
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R. S. Locke
New York
Commt
Avill
Goodrich Tire Mileage Adjustment Hits Dealers Hard
H T Morehead reports strong dealer and motorist response to Goodrich’s new mileage adjustments for fabric 6000 miles and silvertown cord 8000 miles. He says the figures back all tires including those already purchased and that 6900 miles for safety treads and 8000 miles for silvertowns mark the new standard. The company notes road usage exceeds prior adjustments and aims to boost motorists’ economy through improved mileage.
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Morehead
New York
Goodrich
Silvertown
H. T. Morehead
Goodrich Rubber Company
Mr. Morehead
Notes on Tourist Routes Through Connecticut and New England
The east side of the Thames River between New London and Norwich is now the best way to go. The inside route to the Berkshires and the road north from Pittafield through North Adams and Manchester to Burlington are in pretty fair shape. The Connecticut Valley route to the Green and White Mountains has little construction, as do the three trunk lines crossing New Hampshire via the White Mountains. The Shore Road from Barton to Portland is open with no construction and in excellent condition.
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Northwest
Cascade Mountains
Walla Walla
Wash
Pendleton
Ore
Columbia River
Portland
EL Faso
Yuma
Continental Divide
Coast Range
Atlantic
New York
Moston
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Buffalo
Binghamton
Elmira
Bufalo
Erie
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Carton
Ohio
Tinois
Clinton
Omaha
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Nevada
Ely
New
San Francisco
Californiaate
Goldfield
Los Angeles
Southern California Automobile Club
Thames River
New London
Norwich
Berkshires
Pittafield
North Adama
Manchester
Burlington
Connecticut Valley
Green
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Barton
Durant to Feed Children At Orphans Day Outing
Plans near completion for the fifteenth annual Orphans Automobile Outing to be held Thursday the date 19 at The Rent Exposition and Amusement Park 177th Street and Bronx River. Officials praise car and truck owners pledging transport for about 1000 orphans. W Cy Sphant of General Motors will serve as honorary feeder. Charles J. Larson Oldsmobile distributor named parade stand marshal. blanks for cars or cash available at Orphans Automobile Association 1845 Broadway.
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177Th Street
Bronx River
Ealt
Automobile
Nota
W. Cy Sphant
General Motors Corporation
Charles J. Larson
Oldsmobile
Orphans’ Automobile Association
Broadway
Studebaker First Into Yosemite Arm Grove Triumph
Pillsbury of San Francisco drove a Studebaker into Yosemite Valley marking the fourth straight year the trophy goes to Studebaker. The trip passed Merced Mariposa and Wawona despite fallen trees blocking the road. Weather was fine, deer numbered at fifty eight, and the car crossed streams with no trouble. The speedometer read 236 miles at the valley floor while officials confirmed the arrival via telegram. The Wawona route was open but rough, with crews removing obstacles to ready spring motor travel to the resort.
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Studebaker
Sesson
Yosemite Valley
Pillsbury
San Francisco
Merced
Mariposa
Wawona
H. A. Birgs
Studebaker Corporation
Tisbury
Lewis
National
Townsley
Biggs
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California
Sheepshead
O Club
Palma
Packard
Harry J. de Boar
Maxwell-Chalmers
Trend
York
Kay McNamara
Maxwell
Namara
Pacific
Francisco
de Hear
Jertion
Pacific Coast
America
Europe
Sheepshead Bay
Miers
Ralph de Folma
Sty
Indianapolis
Peugeot
James J. Johnson
de Palma
Tommy Milton
Nner
Tra Vail
Brooklyn
Chevrolet Brothers
Jules Goux
Jean Chansagne
Jean Ballot
Ballot Racing
Dario Resta
Agencie
Eddie Rickenbacker
Maxwell Speed Cars
Detroit
Tor ‘Ton
Walter E. Flanders
W. Ledyard Mitchell
Maxwell-Chalmers Company
Rove
Durant
Yoesmite
W. 56Th St
Branch
United Motors Service Incorporated
Michigan
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company
Dayton
Obie
the Klazom Co
Newark
N. J
F. O. B. Cleveland
L. W. Mulford Co., Inc
Sterling Place
Decatur
Firestone