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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1912

Page

16

Ford plans 200000 cars a year one every 45 seconds

Detroit interview with Ford Commercial Manager N A Hawkins reveals plans to build 200000 cars next year. He outlines output scales including a car a minute, a line 300 miles long from Detroit to New York, and a 37 mile long steel train using 90000 tons of steel in 1913. He notes big savings from bulk purchases and the growth of Ford to over 100000 employees and dealers.

Detroit Mich N. A. Hawkins Ford Motor Company Hawkins New York Chicago Ford America Providence Boston Grand Rapids Ae Oe Aot Ford Enterprise Mr. Hawkins Edison

No-Rim-Cut Tires Push 10 Percent Oversize Feature

Advertises No-Rim-Cut tires with 10 percent oversize design and Bulldog grip for all directions. Claims superiority over non-skids and promises a demonstration of the lead over competitors. States over 200000 units are in use.

Goodyears Goodyear Tire

Signs to guide motorists through California desert roads

The Automobile Club of Southern California and state authorities start marking desert routes with 18 inch signs every five miles. They aim to direct motorists to water sources and safe paths across 2870 miles of desert in Kern Inyo San Bernardino Riverside Imperial San Diego and Los Angeles counties.

Automobile Club of Southern California Kern Inyo San Bernardino Riverside Imperial San Diego Los Angeles K. Parker California

Global Auto Shows Schedule Across Major Cities

A comprehensive list of 1910s style auto shows spanning Paris Barcelona New York Cleveland Brussels Philadelphia Montreal Detroit Scranton Chicago Minneapolis Ottawa Newark Joplin Omaha St Louis Pittsburg Boston Buffalo Indianapolis and more with dates from December through March in grand venues like Grand Palais Hotel Astor Madison Square Garden Centenary Palace and Boston as Motor Vehicle Association.

Paris France Grand Palais Barcelona Spain New York City Ball Room Hotel Astor Cleveland Ohio Madison Square Garden Grand Central Palace Brussels Belgium Centenary Palace Philadelphia Montreal P. Q Detroit Mich Scranton Chicago Ill Minneapolis Pittsburg Boston Mass Buffalo N. Y Indianapolis Ind Motor Vehicle Associaon

Keene Sells Pan Horse For $100000 In Early Sale

Peter Pan, the 8-year-old thoroughbred raced by Keene in two seasons, was sold for $100000. Reports say Frank Gould’s agents bought the horse and plan to ship him to France next week. Keene trained the horse in 18 stakes, winning 10 and earning $116450.

James HK. Keene Frank Gould France Mr. Keene

How A Car Should Not Be Laid Away

An engineer criticizes winter storage lore in a witty letter to the New York American. He mocks steps such as draining water from the radiator and packing the carburetor with shellac, noting absurdities and automotive jargon. Professor Mike Sullivan adds a humorous footnote on academic overreach.

Daily Press New York American

Huggins Seen as Trickier Cardinal Manager Material

Cincinnati Times-Star notes Miller Huggins could become a second McGraw in managing with quick thinking and aggressive tactics. It recalls Huggins’s 1909 Reds game memory when a collision at shortstop produced a tense, pivotal catch allowing a tie despite a dangerous pileup.

Cardinal Hownes Miller Huggins McGraw W. A. Phelan Cincinnati Times-Star Reds Huggins Kenetchy Evans Hug

Ambassador Tittoni Flusters Caddies With Poor Golf

In Paris on a golf outing near Paris M Tittoni the Italian ambassador to France, new to the game, faced mockery from two caddies as he joked with Mme Arthur Meyer wife of Gaulois editor about his failure to hit the ball.

Paris M. Tittoni France Mme Arthur Meyer The Gaulois

Whistle Dash Indicator For Oil Level In Engines

An inventor Hardy Parsons of Kibworth near Leicester firms a simple dashboard whistle linked to the crank chamber by a pipe. When oil level drops the pipe end uncovers and the whistle sounds, alerting the driver to replenish lubrication. The device acts as a sump indicator independent of crank-case pressure, enhancing motor lubrication safety.

Hardy Parsons Kibworth Leicester England

Bresnahan Signing Shakes Pittsburg Pirates Lineup

Roger Bresnahan’s potential arrival prompts questions about catcher rotation and positions. Clarke aims to add Bresnahan as a Pirates catcher, raise doubts about Kelly at first or center field, and keep Artie Butler at second base, likely leaving Jack Miller roles unchanged.

Pittsburg Roger Bresnahan Fred Clarke Dreyfuss Cardinal Bresnahan Billy Kelly Clarke Gibson Simon Kelly Jack Miller Kearney Locke Artie Butler Miller Roger

San Francisco Traveler Sets World Tour by Car On Ships

Albert Wyatt leaves San Francisco to circle the globe again in a 1918 Overland. The 30 horsepower car will ride on steamship decks, with sightseeing days in port. His route will include Tahiti New Zealand Australia Colombo Egypt the Holy Land Turkey France Germany Russia Benia China Japan the Philippines and Hawaii.

Albert Wyatt San Francisco Wyatt Tahiti New Zealand Australia Colombo Egypt Holy Land Turkey France Germany Russia Benia China Japan Philippine Islands Hawaii

Navy Captain Takes Motor Truck Helm

Captain T. T. Lovelace of Los Angeles trades naval commands for a Garford five ton truck. He praises life on his ranch and gardening, noting the truck moves his produce to market quickly and profitably. The former Colombian and Panamanian navy chief says he will not return to battleships.

T. T. Lovelace Los Angeles Cal Panama Uncle Sam Captain Lovelace Garford Company Elyria Ohio Garford Venice

First Movies of Wars Captured by Motocycle Camera

Two major film concerns used motorcycle mounted cameras to speed across battle lines during the Balkan war. Operators followed the front, recording movements as the tide of battle shifted, creating a permanent record of warfare for the first time.

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