Nash Motors executive praises Ajax Cars profits and growth
An Nash Motors executive recounts a record year praising Ajax Motors and the Nash–Ajax partnership. He notes over a million dollars distributed among 13 009 employees, with each receiving a personal message from C. Nash. He points to Ajax Can sales and production capacity expansion as key factors.
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Ajax Motors
Nash
Nash Motors
Ajax Motors Companies
Motors Company
Unitecenout
Nis
Ajax
Headlight Dimming Key To Fewer DMV Crashes
A study cited by the National Automobile Chamber reveals seventy percent of crashes outside cities are linked to faulty headlight dimming. Bright lights confuse oncoming drivers and trigger glare. Safe fixes include proper dimming, strategic headlight placement, and automatic switches to prevent drivers from searching for controls while steering.
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America
National Automobile Ber of Commerce
Jon Ja $S
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Passenger cars sold at retail in 1925
That there will be more trucks sold at retail than in 120. That deal cars will improve their merchandising methods and the dealers who do will increase their turnover. That used cars will have to be treated as merchandise and dealt in as such at fair prices and in tuning order. That dealers improvements in shops and tools will help to reduce the maintenance cost of automobiles. That people will never stop buying good motor cars at the right price.
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Yatall
Mechanical four wheel brakes gain European lead at show
The Olympia Automobile Show in London highlighted a European belief in mechanical four wheel brakes for superior braking control. Most exhibits used four wheel brakes, with about seven percent mechanically operated, while American makers like Packard and Buick also favored the mechanical type. Bus fleets such as Yellow Cab and many taxicabs use these brakes.
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London
Ameria
America
Packard
Pierce-Arrow
Gardner
Buick
Nish
Cadillac
Rickenbacker
Yellow Cab Company
Chrysler helps sporting editor race to Nashville for Auburn Vanderbilt photos
Blinkey Horn and C. J. Burnell rushed from Birmingham to Nashville in a Chrysler Six Phaeton to file photos of Vanderbilt's 10 to 9 win over Auburn. Driver Paul Cecil cut travel time, covering 226 miles in five hours and 21 minutes despite a long detour. The pair captured action shots after a rapid run across Alabama and Tennessee.
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Blinkey Horn
Nashville
Birmingham
Alabama
Auburn
Paul Cecil
Hermitage Motor Car Co
Nashville Chrysler Distributors
Columbia
Franklin
Lmits
Peerless Solots First Car then 1901 discovery
Peerless Motor Car Corporation found that its first car to bear the Peerless name died on December 12, 1901, in New York City, addressed to G. T. Young. The firm thus enters its twenty-fifth year as a selling organization with the East showing stronger sales.
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Peerless Motor Car Corporation
Peerless
G. T. Young
New York City
Peerless Company
Ite
East
Peerless Auto Pioneers Lead Early 20th Century Market
The Peerless company set early sales records in New York and Philadelphia and led innovations such as the slide door entrance to the tonneau, bevel gear rear axle, and four speed transmission. It pioneered the 90 degree V-type motor in 1916, with the Equipoised Eights, and recently retailed a Peerless at 1555 dollars, signaling continued leadership and factory pricing amid evolving improvements.
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Peerless
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Community Notes from La Grange Dated January 9
Local column lists social visits and greetings from La Grange. Miss Algena Adama stayed with an Elyria aunt. Gladys Smith dined with G W Woodruff family. Rockwood sisters vacationed with Cleveland aunts. Numerous neighbors hosted New Year gatherings at the Rawson, Rush, Gott, and Woodruff homes. travels to Cleveland, Elyria, Detroit mentioned. illnesses and hospital stays noted. Builders class plans an all day meeting January 8 at Mrs F B Gott’s. several locals visiting relatives in Chatham, Cuyahoga Falls, and Wellington.
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Paul Sage
B. F. Rawson
Anna Holcomb Rey
B H Ryan
Emma Jackson
C. G Rush
Elyria
Rush
Ned
Gatt
C.W. Gatt
St John's Hospital i
Cleveland
Leland Heath
Maun
West
John Underhill
P. B. Gott
Elma Gott
Ruth
Marian Brown
Floyd Ward
Little Son
Memorial Hospital
Hazella Harrison
Ward
Jesse Simson
Mary
Akron
Cuyahosa Falls
Stimson
Cuyahuca
Julius Freeman
Detroit
W C. Knowles
Dorothy Wolcott
Claude Bonar
Matt Gardner
KE. J. Yeamons
Cinton Garvin
F. I. Gott
Fred Smith
Amy Hill
Wellington
W. O Turner
and Wire
Herman Wise
Belden
Local social notes from LaGrange and Elyria area
Miss Viola Forbush of Kent visits her parents in LaGrange and other locals host guests. Dozens attend New Year gatherings as Rev Garvin speaks at the high school and the Foreign Missionary society meets. Elyria and Wellington visitors share meals, dinners, and church services as area families recount Holiday travel and community events.
Avon Dr Stull to Speak at Avon Baptist Church
Dr Chas H Stunt superintendent of Evangelism will visit Avon Baptist Church next week starting Wednesday evening for a brief evangelism campaign. He will speak at meetings planned to promote evangelistic outreach and church renewal.
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Stull
Baptist Church
Chas H. Stunt
Granville
Avon Baptist Church
Community Notes From Bay Village Jan Events
In Bay Village on Tuesday the Ladies Aid Society met at M E K Church parlors with many attendees. A farmers dinner occurred at noon. On January 5 Eunice Osborn marked her 80th birthday with an open house from 3 to 5 p.m. about 80 friends attended. Osborn spoke warmly to guests as flowers and plants decorated the home. A New Year party and dance for Park Side School freshmen and sophomores took place at the community house on January 23. Mrs Harry Thompson returned home from the Lutheran hospital. Bernhard Lade has returned to the U S University after holidays with his parents on Russell Road. Mr and Mrs Warren Pope and daughters of Lorain were in town this week.
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Viola Forbush
Kent
Will Forbush
Paul Auxer
Nellie Auzer
A. W. Jones
West Unity
William County
LaGrange
Billy Spicer
Difford
Parent-Teachers Association
Garvin
Foreign Missionary Society
Robert Hall
K. V. Tindsey
Cleveland
Paul Hastings
Carrie Gott
York State
Sam Crayton
Elyria
Hubbard
Frederick
Willam Sorge
Andrew Rawson
Clarence Dickason
Wellington
Myrl Heath
James Denham
Heath
Loriie
Russell
Clifton Betts
Rey
Ryan
M. KE
Needa Test Elnh
Mason Powers
Milton Bishop
Max Oliver
Bert Knowles
Dewey Knowles
Wilkingsburg
Oliver
Plovd Pelton
Chat Pelton
David Pelton
York
Mark Kelner
Roy Miller
Keeler Miller
Wellngton
Darius Wolcomb
Harley Spicer
Grafton Grange
Park Side School
Ston
Harry Thompson
Foote Avenue
Lutheran Hospital
Bernhard Lade
U. S. University
Russell Rd
Warren Pope
Lorain
Columbia Band to Play at Belden High Thursday
Members of the Columbia Band will present a two hour concert Thursday January 14 at Belden High School. The 36 players will appear in uniform and perform the full program as announced by band officials.
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Columbia Band
Belden High School
Question Klub banquet hosts judge speaker on youth ideals
New London guests include Earl Anderson family from Ashland and Park Yost of Cleveland. The fourth annual Question Klub banquet at the Marriott drew eleven members and guests with Judge Irving Carpenter of Norwalk addressing youth ideals and seriousness. A surprise party at George Parnell’s home honored Sunday school teacher A L Searson, ending with a humorous note about his own wedding the next day.
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New London
Ollie Horn
Earl Anderson
Ashland
Park Yost
Cleveland
QO. M. Geissinger
Question Klub
Marriott Hotel
Klub
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Mr. Howard
Wm. Parnell
Mansfeld
Geo. Parnell
Kenneth Jacoby
Bot White
Paul Messenger
Bot Richards
Columbus
George Parnell
Bono
A. L. Searson
Mr. Hearson
Jenni Curtice
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