Optimism At 1916 Kissel Auto Show Signals Big Gains
Telegraphic reports from the New York Kissel distributor indicate the 1916 automobile show will deliver a powerful impact. Prospective buyers and visiting dealers display unusual confidence as they expect new models to boost utility, efficiency, and economy. Demonstrators emphasize comfort and sleek design as industry leaders prepare to drive national business and state prosperity. Regular Solomon notes a two year contract securing wages for Bookbinders and apprentices while a separated couple recounts compatibility issues in a Boston Transcript exchange.
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A. D. Nonitt
Kiseeli
New York
Kissel
Tonny
The
Road Building Education Initiative For Incarcerated Youths
Highway engineers push West Virginia industrial training program for boys at Printytown to operate road building machinery and perform concrete work. The plan aims to spark interest in the trade, develop practical skills, aid post release employment, and advance current road projects with boy labor, currently handling half of a brick road on a concrete base from Fettermano Pruntstown.
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West Vireda
Printytown
National Committee On Prisons and
Fettermano Pruntstown
Hoys
Cold Weather Tips for Auto Owners on Carburetors and Cooling
Dr Leonard Keane Hirshberg in American Motorist explains winter starting aid, urging richer fuel mix to compensate for colder intake air, and advising careful cooling system maintenance. Use calcium chloride antifreeze or sorseark solution, test with litmus, and follow a table for amounts. beware acid in commercial calcium chloride.
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Leonard Keane Hirshberg
Alice Road Hog Land Satire by George F. Paul
A humorous prose piece in American Magazine lampoons a road hog figure. The narrator adopts comic quirks and surreal features describing a highway guardian who mocks motorists with overblown fuss, mud, and oddities across various places and personages.
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George F. Paul
Wilson commends AAA for halting motor contests during war
A letter from President Woodrow Wilson to John All Wilson, chairman of AAA Military Preparedness, hails the association for stopping automobile contests during the war exigency. The move frees over a thousand workers for motor war work and reflects a nationwide need for skilled drivers, mechanics, and operators as the country marshals resources for national defense.
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American Automobile Association
Woodrow Wilson
John All Wilson
Wall
Acton
A. A. A. Contest Board
Board Suspends Roles Amid National Meeting Attendance
The president Dr. t. M. Rowe former president John A. Wilson and Executive Chairman A.G. Ratchelder along with Treasurer H. A. Bonnell and other national officers attended and approved the Content board’s decision.
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Oles
T. M. Rowe
John A. Wilson
A.G. Ratchelder
H. A. Bonnell
Banks to Elect Officers January Eighth
The annual election for directors and officers of the banks of Ogden is set for January 8, the second Tuesday of the month. Stockholders typically meet then, and directors elect officers within thirty days after the annual meeting. Banks listed include Utah National, First National, Pingree National, Commercial National, Ogden Security State, Ogden Savings Bank.
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Ogden
Hanks
Het
Utah National
First National
Pingree National
Commercial National
Ogden Ae Security State
Ogden Savings Bank
Elks Charity Show Promises New Stars and Reforms
Elks plan a charity show with profits supporting their fund. Director H. Lewis promises a smooth 1918 program with a musicals first part followed by a minstrel segment. New faces join 719 members as A. T. Hostmark returns to center the minstrel act.
Newser Taylor to Star at Pantages Circuit Show
In the comedy portion of a Battery B show, Newser Taylor charmed the audience with his voice and will soon join the Pantages circuit for a final appearance there. Local performers Geo Glen W D W Zoller Carl Allison and others partake in both frat and last segments. no intermission between acts. Ackers may arrange membership at the Orpheum box office Friday at 10 am. Ticketing differs this year with lower floor $1.00 and balcony 50 cents. Also notes New York streetcar strike ending last summer cost $5,000,000 per the Public Service Commission.
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Taylor
7109
Geo. Glen
W. D. W. Zoller
Carl Allison
Orpheum Theatre
Premier Hughes To Be Retained In New Ministry
In Melbourne on Friday January 4 the Nationalist party indicated Premier Hughes will likely be commissioned to form a new ministry with few changes. He signaled the pledge to retire if the referendum renews, and a resignation of the ministry is anticipated shortly. The Louisville incident follows a fire department restructuring after a labor union drive. Fifteen local unions have formed in Aberdeen, Washington.
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Melagurne
Hughes
Kentucky State Federation of Labor
Louisville Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
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ELKS
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