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Seattle Auto Show Draws Crowds and Industry Leaders
The 1820 automobile show at Fourth Avenue and Columbia features extensive displays from Mitchell, Jordan, Priscoe and Grant and dozens of dealers including Waterhouse, Kisee, Marmon, Allen, Winton, Shields-Livengood, and many others. Attendance surpasses expectations as famous models such as Kissel and Stanley Steamer attract interest, and Traffic Motor Truck Corporation chief Hawke tours dealerships to strengthen factory relations. The article notes Hawke backs a five dollar daily minimum wage for Traffic workers as part of maintaining high quality materials and labor.
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Fourth Ave
Columbia Et
Seattle
Mitchell, Jordan
Priscoe and
Grant
Mitchell Motor and Service Co
Rank Waterhouse & Co
Kisee
Marmonhar Motor Co
Allen
Greater Motors Corporation
Templar
Winton Co
Winton
Seattle Motor Corporation
Elgin
Shields-Livengood Motor Co
National
Liberty
Lexington
Parsons Motor Carry
Eldridge
Buick Sales Co
Buick
Victory Motor Car Co
Haynes
Osen Warren Motor Co
Peerless
Stanley Automobile Agency
Roy W. Corbett
Milburn and Raulang
Sunset Motors Co
Cadillac
Hupmobile
Cascade Motor Co
Stephens
Hainaworth Motor Co
Merritt
Goble Co
Columbia
Zhinden Dodge
Auburn
Comet Motor Gales Co
Comet
Motore Dietributing Co
Andersen, Geronimo and
Texan
Ford
Kissel
Stetson
Aa Tiaatina Dinediiasinatiaina Diiatiadiad
Hawke
Seature
Shields Livengoml Motor Company
Canada
Northwest
Traffic Motor Truck Corporation
Traffic Company