Driverless Peerless Six astounds Detroit readers
A new Peerless Six-60 Sedan, the lowest priced closed car Peerless has built, operated itself with a phantom driver and radio guidance during a public trial in Detroit. Police monitored the test, then allowed it to continue as observers watched a fleet of fire trucks pass by.
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Studebaker Introduces Custom Coupe for Erskine Line
The Warren auto page introduces the Custom Coupe for Erskine, designed by Dietrich, with a rumble seat for two additional passengers. It features European styling, roomy interior, full-vision steel body, bright silver hardware, a hydrostatic gauge, and four-wheel brakes. The coupe offers strong performance with acceleration to 60 mph, climbs 11 percent grades, and emphasizes comfort and detailed finish.
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St Louis Proposes Pedestrian Tunnels For Safe School Routes
City Plan Commission authorizes a tunnel system beneath streets to shield schoolchildren from hazardous traffic near schools. Tunnels prioritized at sites with fatal accidents. The plan aims to reduce street crossings and improve safety for students in St. Louis.
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Phenomenal Storm Prompts Witty Tavern Exchange in Kansas City
A Kansas City salesman asks about a heavy recent snow fall. The Peeweecuddyhump tavern landlord replies it was a record-break storm that nearly reached the women’s dresses. The scene closes with a quip about the ease of learning a Bachelor of Arts versus remaining a bachelor.
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