V-Type Motor Seen Key To Aircraft Progress
L Paters of the Mul Ine Co and officials of the National Motor Car & Vehicle Corp praise the V-type motor for planes and autos alike. They note the Liberty motor and a $1 billion federal appropriation boost American aviation both in military and sport, with emphasis on National engineers advancing the V-type design.
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Europe
United States
Paters
Mul+ Ine Company
National Motor Car & Vehicle Corporation
Liberty Motor
Uber
National Engineers
Airplane Mancinelare Aims to Prove Civil Utility in U S
A visionary note praises an air machine capable of carrying five to nineteen passengers, with a 4400 pound payload at 80 miles per hour for six hours. It claims near Norfolk Virginia testing shows military design potential and promises a breakthrough in American industrial achievement.
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America
Aleauty & Niveblie
Iiadie Successtl iEbta
Norfolk
Truckford Trucks Drive City Delivery Demand in San Antonio
The Truckford Busist Company at 218 222 North Flores Street reports booming demand as city departments and the army motorize. HM J Sherer notes production of one and two and a half ton trucks at the same price, promising versatile use for merchants and delivery services everywhere.
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Stel
Army
San Antonio
Truckford Buvist Company
North Flores Street
HM. J. Sherer
Pexas
Mr. Shearer
Truckford
Merchanta
Sragesiven
Gore
Wrath to Game Ends In Turbulent Season Strife
An article recounts a troubled basketball season marked by taunting and risky strategies as Tommy Conkina faces pressure and failure. Rumors of risky antidotes and harsh discipline surface amid community shock. The piece notes neighborly tensions and a volatility around game outcomes, introducing strain on players and supporters alike.
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Tommy ‘Conkina
Givalice Fu Unis
Wame
Wales
Dale Voneny
Sli
Hanaligg
Mabe
Motor Truck Boosts Rail Traffic In Imperial Valley
A study of the Halton Interurban line in California explains how motor trucks, with a rail compatible wheel design, can shuttle goods directly from farms to city markets, cutting transport time and cost. The motor wagon operates on highways and rails, delivering loads to rail hubs then continuing by road to destinations, with an expected rise in both freight and potential passenger service as demand grows.
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California
Farar
Imperial Valley of California
Trafffic
Goulua
Centra
Haltville
Hulton
Hulton Interjurban
W. J. Holt
Halville
Moto
Halt
Halton
Canora
Holtvilla
el Centra
Holton
Holt
Toad
Monuy
Efelt
Imperial Valley
Destinaton
Railway freight method claims superior service and safety
The article argues that switching shipments to their railway method reduces damage and dirt, with faster delivery on major routes and fewer breakages. Shippers report better care, claiming more reliable temperature control and gentler handling, suggesting rail offers equal or better service than motor carriers.
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Ratiweya
Goodyear Tire Sales Hit Record Month in Akron
Akron based Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co reports August sales reaching 12.577 million dollars, marking a record month. GM Stadelman praises the sales force for meeting a high, but attainable target, noting 40 percent of cars used Goodyear tires last year and contracts for 1918 are renewed.
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Goodyear Tira and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Dhure
Goodyear
Monuis
United Statts
Unow
Diem
Imanagers
Gondyear
Trst
Automontics
Stadelman
Pree and Mohawk Tire Offer Prompts Auto Trade Talk
A promotional notice from the Travia Wire Service touts a free guaranteed tube with Mohawk tire purchase. The unusual ad hints at new methods in tire marketing and stirs reaction among readers and industry figures while referencing a skeptical climate around neutrals and market tactics.
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Travia
Fraser
Federal drive to nationalize vital statistics statistics drive
The government plans a constitutional amendment to empower the census bureau to record all births and deaths nationwide. Presently only a minority of states maintain acceptable birth records while most keep limited death data. Officials argue national, not state, control could boost statistical efficiency and accuracy.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
United States
Union
Federal Census Bureau
Sam Rogers
America
Europe
Jas
United Blates
Uyon
Solid Tre Makes 72000 Mile Record
A Goodyear backed report highlights a truck tire record of 72,000 miles. The feat, achieved by a six-tire setup in New York City service, signals advances in rubber tire manufacturing and portends further gains for the motor truck industry.
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Georgeny Tire & Rubber Company
le Goodyeur
New York City
Trex
Gervica
Ure
Wright Truck Gains Noted In Local Industry Report
W. G. Ogle outlines reorganized Me Wright Track Attachment Sites Company at 112-114 Wetferson Street, now a fully paid enterprise handling conversion and distribution for Wright and Perry trucks. He cites strong interest from business houses and music palities using Wright attachable equipment, with claims of fuel and repair savings and high performance in Ford transmissions.
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W. G. Ogle
Wright
Wetferson Street
Mus Company
Ford
Perry Bedies
Drusk
Antonia
Snally Sublers
Mr. Ogle
Sig
Staett
Olvel
Garth
Porry
Budies
We Rt
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Briscoe
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Ray Mackey Co
Luthy Battery Service
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Travis
Marwell
Fisk, Firestone, Miller
U. 5S
Diamond
McGraw
Ajax
Gineantecd Ney
Lott
Si Penta G. O
Serond Pierpest
Metsbushieg
Atlast
Sno Antonin
Texas
New Orleans
Brenigahoma City
Brey
el Bldg
Atlas
Shearer
San Antonio Automobile Club
L. & Peter
Muller Company
Distelbuta
Goodyear Company
Gurmin
S. Presa
W. F. Long
Eisemann
Mockate
W. Sunel
Snillonairs
Eahd An
Anid
Mra
Belumiatt
Rae
Chesugo Morelia
Wits
Tam
Merry
Jonny
Studebaker
Detroit
Clem Motor Car Co
Crockett
Avenue C
Eighth St
W. G C. Ogle
Hupmobile
Pathengat Fauring
Standard Motor Sales Co
G. & H. Hagelstain
Paul Stevenson
May
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