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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1923
Page
3
Hudson Super Six prices have fallen to less than 1500 dollars as output climbs. Since its 1915 debut the model has gained refinements, with volume driving down costs and widening ownership. Local dealer Mr Smith of Andress notes rising production and continued value for buyers.
Henry T. Hunt, former Cincinnati mayor, announces Far Eastern Exploration Company has been granted by a Soviet republic a gold mining concession in Eastern Siberia valued at about 5 million dollars. Gen. William S. Graves, who led the 1919 Siberian expedition, is among the backers.
A report to the N M A Good Roads Board shows federal aid roads totaling 8,320 miles completed in the fiscal year ending June 30 1923. Total federal‑aid roads completed reach 26,536 miles with breakdowns in graded and drained 1869.1 miles sand clay 749.5 miles waterbound macadam 8815.4 miles bituminous macadam 335.6 miles bituminous concrete 76.8 miles concrete 1446.3 miles other 78.8 miles
At year end 14,772 miles were under construction and 26,536 miles completed. An additional group of approved projects not yet started added to the total, with a length equivalent to 6,917 rifles. The under construction portion was estimated 55 percent complete.
Sportsmen praise the new Overland Champion for its weatherproof build and strong service value. It offers up to fifty cubic feet of luggage space with the rear seat removed, extra trunk space, and seats that convert into a bed. Distinctive styling, comfort, safety features, and a design appealing to women drivers are highlighted as key qualities at an economical price.
Dr James Henry Breasted of the University of Chicago rejects spooky claims that unseen powers caused the opening of King Tut's tomb or Lord Carnarvon's death. He dismisses the tales and says he hopes to visit the tomb again, maintaining a scientific view of the discovery.
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