Traffic expert blames politics for city congestion criticisms
William P Eno testified before Senate committees on traffic and warned that political rings hinder improvements. He urged more police, better lights and autonomous engineering control, with engineers chosen for authority and public safety. He cited Washington DC's 1914 regulations and 1922 committee failures as evidence of political influence undermining traffic reforms.
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Traffic regulation critique calls for national guidance
Mr Hino tells the committee that Washington is easiest city for traffic regulation and cites reforms from rounded sidewalks to better street lighting. Mr Eno urges placing the issue with the bureau of public roads and the Eno Foundation, arguing national bodies should handle traffic tasks for the capital.
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D A Schulte Heads New Tobacco Merger
New York December 11 David A Schulte announced formation of the Continental Tobacco Company Inc to manufacture cigarettes and tobacco. The firm will issue 200000 no par value shares and Schulte will be president. It has acquired the Barkmehn Company and M J Sheridan will be a director. J L Hoff man will chair the board.
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Stockholders Ratify Cotton Mill Merger
International Cotton Mills stockholders ratified a merger plan with Lowell Lisbon Yarmouth Hamilton mills, acquired by Lockwood Greene. The new company, New England Southern Mills, will have 3,862,000 spindles, diverse cotton product output, and issue 4,000,090 dollars of ten year bonds at 7 percent.
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Automobile garages may rent spaces by the year
Washington garage operators discuss converting garages into automobile apartments with annual leases to stabilize space demand. The plan aims to speed investment and improve service while balancing peak winter demand and slower summer periods. Taxicab drivers and traffic issues are also noted alongside Ford display week and rising production expectations for 1924.
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