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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1913

Page

11

Famous pilots clash at San Antonio fair grounds race day

The San Antonio fall automobile meet resumes at the fair grounds track with two six mile free-for-all races and a forty eight mile main event. Louis Disbrow Ralph De Palma and others compete in multiple classes with a burlesque race and time trials on the card.

San Antonio Fair Grounds de Palma Louis Disbrow Ralph de Palma Presen Frederick J. Fielding Dr. Hering Mr. Furlong Case Mason George Mason Bill Chandler Mason Squad Heine Ulbricht Lou Heineman Case Outfit Chandler Mercer Mason and Case Case Tornado Staver Chicago Monckmelier Bill Endicott Endicott Sheer Grit Eddie Rickenbacher Jay-Eye-See Rickenbacher Ralph de Plama Simplex Zip Johnnie Raimey Raimey Mason Special F. S. Deusenberg Ason Staver Chicago Staver-Chicago Co Monckmeier H. Dorwood Heineman W. A. Hering W. H. Furlong ,Jr H. Ulbricht Duesenberg F. S. Duesenberg Staver-Chicago Staver Chicago Co Gus Monckmier Tornado F.&. Duesenberg Lower- Chicago Stover Chicago Co

Truck on Alaskan Trip From Winnipeg to Regina

A Federal truck ran from Winnipeg to Regina Saskatchewan covering 464 miles in 42 hours with a 7500 pound load of bed springs and mattresses. The four day journey averaged 116 miles daily on rough sand hills and slough trails near Carberry Moo somin Greenfell with planks over water to cross sloughs. No adjustments were needed during or after the trip.

Winnipeg Regina Saskatchewan Carberry Moosomin Greenfell

First Canadian Roads Congress Planned in Montreal

A national convention aimed at improving roads across all provinces will meet in Montreal in January or February. The event is a joint effort by federal and provincial governments, the Automobile Club of Canada, road associations, boards of trade, municipal and county councils, and related societies to create a major educational movement.

Montreal Automobile Club of Canada Board of Trade

Auto Licenses and Transfers Near in San Antonio

City license inspector Ed M. Rivas warns that buyers and sellers of used cars must record transfers to avoid legal action. About 2000 cars are not properly registered. Fee is 25 cents. Monthly report shows 82 autos licensed and 7 motorcycles. 167 chauffeur badges issued, 7 for motorcycle riders.

Ed M. Rivas Mr. Rivas San Antonio Rivas

Southern Route Boom Would Be First Transcontinental Road

E D Colp president of the San Antonio San Francisco Highway Association predicts the all south southern transcontinental highway will be first completed. A L Westgard vice president of the National Highways Association travels between Alpine and El Paso to organize regional associations advancing the project.

Olp E. D. Colp San Antonio

Reichard Begins Motocycle Trip to San Francisco

D L Reichard of Waynesboro Pennsylvania travels to San Francisco riding a motorcycle after setting out along the new Lincoln highway. The journey reflects early cross country motor travel.

D. L. Reichard Waynesboro San Francisco

Will Defend Trophies Today In Burlesque Race

San Antonio Automobile Club leaders Dr W A Hering and W H Furlong Jr won first and second in the Burlesque race on the meet's first day and will defend their trophies today in a one cylinder 23 cubic inch class. Rumor says as many as nine challengers will race at the track this afternoon.

American Automobile Association Ralph de Palma Rickenbacher George Mason Mercury Automobile Club W. A. Hering W. H. Furlong W. H. Furlong Jr San Antonio Automobile Club

Pope Expected to Continue Business After Receivership

Hartford November 29 report says Pope Manufacturing, now in receivership, will proceed with its 1914 program. A new four cylinder model may debut and an alternative motor type is under experimentation. A protective committee for stockholders has formed in Boston.

Hartford Conn Pope Manufacturing Company Pope Albert Pope Boston

Canada shows big rise in motor vehicles this year

Canada added 12 400 motor vehicles in use by November 1 from year end totals. The Automobile Club of Canada notes Quebec Ontario British Columbia Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Nova Scotia Yukon and New Brunswick saw gains with Yukon and New Brunswick posting over 300 percent increases. A statewide prize at the California State Fair went to Studebaker for the best line of cars.

Dominion of Canada Automobile Club of Canada New Brunswick Yukon A. C. of C Canada Quebec Ontario Manitoba British Columbia Nova Scotia Saskatchewan Alberta Studebaker Sacramento Studebaker Corporation

Women riders flock to Indiana moto tours at Converse events

The surge in the popularity of motorcycles among Indiana women is evident from the large turnout of women riders who joined recent tours to attend motorcycle events held at Converse.

Indiana Converse

Burman Builds Centiped Racing Car for 500 Mile Test

Bob Burman develops a racing car named The Centiped of phosphor bronze and vanadium steel with sixteen openings into four firing chambers. A speed capacity of 110 mph is claimed as he plans a Speedway test before competing in the 500 mile race.

Bob Burman Indianapolis Burman

War on Crossings: PSC Orders Installations

The state public service commission last week ordered the installation of crossings as part of a broader safety push. Officials aim to curb accidents and improve highway pedestrian access amid rising traffic concerns. The action follows petitions from local communities and safety advocates.

State Public Service Commission

Northwestern one ton truck built by Seattle company

The Star Carriage Company of Seattle Washington begins manufacturing the Northwestern one ton truck with inventors J G Eyler and August Greyerbiehl forming the company and taking part in the project.

Star Carriage Company Seattle Wash J. G. Eyler August Greyerbiehl

Canada and Japan Reciprocity Pact Highlighted

The Automobile Club of Canada announced a reciprocal arrangement with Japan, signaling mutual recognition of driving standards and travel facilitation for members of both countries. Details specify shared automotive procedures and potential cross border benefits.

Canada Japan The Automobile Club of Canada

Mutual Club Privileges for Visiting Members Statewide

The agreement with the Nippon Automobile Club of Nippon Japan grants visiting members of either club the other's privileges and courtesies while in the other country. This arrangement sets a framework for mutual recognition of memberships and related benefits during international visits.

Nippon Automobile Club Nippon Japan

Factory to Rise for Sherbrooke Rubber Firm

The Panther Rubber Manufacturing Company plans to erect a new factory in Sherbrooke Quebec in the near future, expanding operations and local employment opportunities.

Sherbrooke, Que Panther Rubber Manufacturing Company

White Company expands Cleveland motor car plant addition

The White Company of Cleveland plans a new building 240 by 30 feet to enlarge the main shop as part of an addition to its motor car plant.

The White Company of Cleveland

Becker Couples Begin 600 Mile Motorcycle Honeymoon

Mr and Mrs Oscar F Becker started a 600 mile motorcycle honeymoon trip from Milwaukee Wisconsin. The couple plans a swift tour with planned stops along the route and returns.

Oscar F. Becker Milwaukee, Wis

Federation of American Motorcyclists reaches 25 year mark

The Federation of American Motorcyclists celebrates 25 years with card number 25,000 issued to Waldo F. Byron of Providence, R I. The milestone honors members and the organization’s long service to riders.

Federation of American Motocyclists Markecard Waldo F. Byron Providence R. L

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