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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1924
Page
9
WV. G. Leavel of the Tor Company in Delaware trail shows new four wheel brakes amid heavy traffic as police and public officials observe. Captain Young says the device improves control and may reduce skidding and accidents.
Mason and General Manager Jason Tire and Rubber advocate the following policy or stance related to traffic incidents. The readable text lacks concrete actions, dates, or organizations to specify further details.
The plan proposes abolishing parking privileges on main streets during business and rush hours. It calls for regulating traffic routing of trucks horse wagons buses and taxicabs and developing a traffic artery map. It also favors city planning study future motor transport, speed regulation, safety signs at dangerous crossings, road care for skidding on wet ice or snow, and brake tire education. Mason Tire & Rubber Co. representative is A. & A. Auto Supply Co.
Simpson Motor Co installs a battery service officer Jay Bilsky who advises winter care. He explains cold weather drains storage batteries due to efficiency drop and slow charging. He recommends hood and radiator cover, high speed, starting sequence, throttling, magneto switch, choke, and gradual warm up to prevent engine coughing.
The Toledo Overland plant consumes about 80 000 tons of coal yearly and over 1 775 000 gallons of fuel while receiving about 14 000 car loads of materials annually. It also buys 4 500 railway carloads of auto bodies from outside sources and features a 1000 freight car handling capacity per day. At Los Angeles Spencer Kennelly Chevrolet Store, Fischer has sold 500 new Chevrolets in under two years, aided by strong sales support. Fred W Hiatt becomes associate dealer in Maricopa County Arizona after seven years teaching geography at Temple State Normal.
Sam Fischer, a Chevrolet salesman, set an enviable retail selling record for the firm by moving a high number of cars in a single period.
James T. Wilson has been elected a member of the board of directors of The Nash Motors Company. Announcement came from C. W. Nash, president of Nash Motors, after the annual stockholders meeting in Baltimore. Wilson is well known in the automobile industry.
Outstanding production man identified with Nash Motors for eighteen years since its 1916 organization. He served as vice president for three years and led production at Nash Tax and Nash Four plants. From October he directed Nash Four operations and split time between Kenosha and Milwaukee factories.
Richard O'Donnell of The O'Donnell Motor Co. leads seven men from the Oakland agency to Pontiac Michigan to recover eight Oakland cars. Two trips will be required to obtain a total of fifteen cars.
Flint six models first appeared at the National Automobile Show in January 192_, making a strong impression. Production began in June and in the following six months thousands were sold nationwide, underscoring the model’s positive in service reception.
The description highlights the Flint Six five passenger Sedan with a black upper structure and running gear, a lowered body and hood, and refined styling. It emphasizes the car as embodying the era’s latest closed car design concepts associated with its creator W. C. Durant.
Description notes refined color, striped finish, and nicked drum head and cowl lamps with a radiator shell reflecting good taste. Interior trim uses specially selected materials harmonizing with body colors. Hood and low windows feature a dark dull finish.
Mahogany interiors feature silk curtains and enamel trim. The Flint auto line is showcased in A. L. Jackson Auto Co rooms, with Elytia Flint Company facilities visible.
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