Ford Slashes Prices Across All Models By Fifty Dollars
Ford Motor Co cuts US prices by 50 dollars on all models saving buyers over 62.5 million dollars next year based on 1200S cars output. The move follows plant shutdowns to curb coal costs and signals a broad effort to trim excess margins in the auto market.
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Urges Support for Good Roads by Ellensburg Advocate
W C Auldwin Jenechem of the Good Roads Association argues New York taxpayers fund about 25 percent of national highway costs. He questions critics who oppose federal aid while benefiting from it and cites 1922 road expenditures as evidence of shared interstate highway reliance. He warns against severing federal support for state road systems.
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Candidates Hold Record Campaign Meetings in Seattle
The two major campaign events Friday night featured C C Dill the Democratic candidate at the Wilkes theater advocating his platform and Senator Tasker L Oddie of Nevada speaking for Miles Poin Dexter at Eagles hall Banard. Dill left for Bellingham after the event and more meetings were planned Saturday including a King County Democratic club luncheon at Meves cafeteria and a Republican rally at the Millenair club. A former labor party rally is planned for November 4. Aluminum step plate designed to double as a baggage carrier.
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Cox Visits Peace Center Watches League Function
James M. Cox notes Geneva hosts the League of Nations offices and the international court of justice. He cites global health funding from Rockefeller Foundation and American Red Cross, and outlines league structure with multi national staff and ongoing regional disputes.
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Million for Oil Terminal in Seattle
A $1,000,000 oil terminal and distributing station is to be built in Seattle by the Associated Oil Co. The company has purchased seven acres on East Waterway for about $500,000. A C McLaughlin, VP, verified the plans. The site lies along Railroad Ave between the Standard Oil Co. station and the Albers Bros. Milling Co. plant. Local distribution of Associated Oil Co. products has been through General Petroleum Co. stations.
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General Petroleum Co
Peace Treaty Provisions and Europe in Cox’s Upcoming Essays
Ex-Gov Cox outlines the impact of peace treaty provisions on European nations in his forthcoming articles. He analyzes how border changes, reparations, and security guarantees shape political alignments and economic recovery across the continent.
New Fan System Stops Cold Air Flow at Low Engine Temperature
A novel fan device automatically halts cold air when engine temperature sits low. The mechanism aims to prevent excessive cooling during startup and protect engine components.
Automobiles Forcing Street Cars to Barn
United States street railways face financial strain as autos and gas buses reduce passenger use. The National Association of Street Railways debates feeding main lines with auto buses versus banning motor buses, while fares vary across cities from six to seven cents.
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Washington
National Association of Street Railways
Griffiths Shifts Arraignment Calendar To Judge Ronald
In compliance with a state supreme court ruling the arraignment calendar was reassigned by Presiding Superior Judge Austin B Griffiths to Judge J T Ronald. Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglan filed affidavits of prejudice against Judge Griffiths in 69 state proceedings.
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J. T. Ronald
Malcolm Douglan
Griffiths
Detecting loose spokes by striking wire wheels
Loose spokes of wire wheels can be detected by tapping with a metallic tool to hear a dull or ringing tone indicating looseness. Regular inspection helps prevent wheel failure and ensures safe operation of vehicles using wire spoke wheels.
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