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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1914

Page

5

Basin Lures Skaters as Snow Closes Basin Ice

District commissioners lack funds to clear the basin so Washingtonians volunteer to shovel and prepare a skating area. Becktett and Mrs Hobson join efforts with the Washington Skating Club led by Ernest Weyer to clear an acre of space for skaters. Cleanup continues as cold weather freezes more snow and organizers plan a baseball game for safety.

van Buidinga de Ernest Weyer Nano Wisiington Wso WB Hudson Fism Strern Oat Sear Hartson Huss Eudsyon Sani Efohson Mra Flotr- Son Beckett Mena Algoriation

Police News Notes on Injuries and Deaths in City

Police notes report multiple injuries and fatalities: Wilbur PoOOWhire of G Street injured riding a motorized vehicle. Howard Liver Y1, 14, held for grand jury, coroner’s inquest. Samuel Fo Corson, 85, died of heart failure at home, body found at 21S North Street. Mrs George Weaver’s husband reputation cited in suicide case. Mildred Meats, 1440 Meridian, injured from a fall, treated at Emergency Hospital. Eugene Payne of Blue Planx treated for wound. several others treated for injuries after accidents. Charles Saucers, 27, hospitalized for injuries. Vento Thoveals eid of Bushsile transported to Greatertow hospital. Charles C Frost, secretary of Democratic campaign committee, hospitalized with pneumonia. Frost previously connected with Democratic National committees.

Samuel Fo Corson Charles McCorson Tis Toaimex Street North Street

District Building notes on Christmas holidays and staff

Christmas was spent in Washington by most District officers with Captain Julian Schley away in Savannah. Dozens of engineers and clerks enjoyed holiday leaves, many planning three and a half day breaks around New Year. Several will travel to Maryland Virginia New Jersey and Philadelphia for the holidays while others stay near home or visit relatives.

Washington Julian St. Sehley Sehley Savannah Feorge IL Batley The Excise Board Seattle Wash William Timsall Welward J. Flatt Excise Heard Jerseyits N. J Mc. Hart Joseph PL McGovern Tlart AteGovern New Jersey

Detroit electric cabs sold to Covbs and Dove in busy week

Tisersen and Orme report a Detroit electric cabriolet sale to W B Covbs and Maury Dove with The Tucgir Motor Company showroom on Fourteenth Street NW, plus further sales of touring cars to AI ul Mesess and others. The Henderson-Rowe agency, Bulek Motor Company staff, and various dealers note multiple Studebaker Dodge and Milburn electric deals and a Christmas gift purchase, inside a one week sales surge.

Tisersen & Orme Detroit Electrve Cabrioters W. B. Covbs Maury Dove

Motorcycle Notes and Races Across 1930s New England

A recent Providenes R 1. Mataresele Wind event was a winded go as you please run to Westerly and return with about 107 sharp turns and no accidents. A. Swenson won the contest. New York Motoring Emproys reports 42 motorcycles registered in Connecticut over the past year. Imperial Tobacco Company funds six riders with half pay for front-line service. California’s Madera club plans a New Year road race, New Jersey club hosts its annual sociability run.

Providenes R. 1 Mataresele TL A. Swenson Tod

Six to Go Before Jury in City Break-ins

W H Gross accused of breaking into Ralph R Lee's dwelling at 1824 Ontario road on November 26 and stealing jewelry worth 165 dollars is held for the grand jury in 1400 dollars bond. Other prisoners in similar cases also held for grand jury. multiple housebreakings, robberies, and violent acts keep police busy.

W. H. Gross R. R. Lee Wilhiam J. Groas Judea Mulloway Ralph R. Lee Ontario Road John Kewn Matte Thompson Worth Capital Street John Vanni Mary Jackson Sire Morth- West Ward Miss Jackson Harry Walden E Hall James Phillips Buddy” Phillips Isaiah Trali Molloway Hunt Major Rankin Lillie Young Dixons Place

Objects to Plaza Award in Open Hearing

At an open hearing the plaza committee heard Joseph J. Weller for the estate of James W. Herron urge that the government consider potential land value increases from agitation. The property lies along the lower part of No. Jying between Uale California and Mo streets, divided into eighteen lots owned by listed individuals and estates.

Plaza Comemission Joseph J. Weller James W. Tmerron Aris Waera Ualefornia G.uani Mary M. Tiers M. Goldschmidt OL. Hoswell Louisan €. Moore Mary O' Beirne Tintriet M. Storch Clara M. Stine Francis EH. Engleman Jane E. Munger Stes

District Offices Quiet During Holiday Break

Federal workers observed Christmas leave while district staff spent the second of three holidays at home. The jetsteret hulding was nearly empty though some per diem employees remained at posts. Street cleaning opened gutters. commissioners visited briefly and little business occurred. No hearings scheduled for next week. routine work expected. The employer of the government permitting office and the bureau of engraving and printing received yesterday off after Christmas Eve duty.

Federal Dstrict Jxsteret Hulding Government Permting Office Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Many Makers of Automobiles in Latest Records

The latest records show more Treasure makes than commercial for passenger cars, with eight cylinder makers leading the list. Six cylinder and four cylinder makers follow, cyclecars mostly two cylinder. Electric pleasure cars number fifteen, with fourteen for commercial, gasoline commercial cars at 142 makes. Overall 331 distinct makes are implied, though many firms produce multiple classes.

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Keep the Autos in Use for Winter Service

The article argues cars should remain in use through winter rather than stored. It warns storage batteries discharge, engines idle cause gumming and corrosion, and full overhaul is needed before spring. It notes modern cars are designed as all year machines with electric starters aiding cold starts.

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Maxwell Company Prospects From Positive Business Report

A Maxwell Motor Company report received by local agent H. R. de shows big gains over last year and continued monthly production growth since August. Average daily employment rose to 4230 in August October payroll averaged 296,956.24 dollars. November figures indicate stronger conditions with 5737 workers daily versus 5402 in August and 384 last November.

Maxwell Motor Company Ecampany Augushey

Pierce Arrow Burgomaster Deliveries Reported by Oss Hughes

The Oss Hugues Motor Company through manager J N Prendergast reports the sale of an 1815 6-38 Pierce-Arrow brousham landaulet to Mrs Stephen B Jilkins. A 115 six passenger Drowghant in Brewster green to J A Upson and a royal blue touring model sold to W M Ritter. Goodrich guide posts from Washington to Atlanta are being erected as highway work by the Agriculture Department proceeds.

Oss-Hughes Motor Company J. N. Prendergast Stephen B. Jilkins Brewster Green J. A. Upson W M. Ritter BR. F. Goodrich Company Goodrich Washington Atlanta Department of Agriculture

Revive Auto Racing 1914 Speed Champions Record Wins

The article notes Arthur Duray still holds the world straightaway speed record at 142.9 mph at Brooklands. It highlights strong auto racing interest in 1914 with multiple speedway and road races, including Thomas and Pullen victories, and predicts even better seasons ahead as horse racing declines.

Arthur Duray Brooklands Thomas Indianapolis Pullen Corona Minneapolis Herne Thomas Indianapolis Motor Speedway Eddie Pullin Teddy Tetzlaff Georges Boillot Jean Hassagne England B. F. Edge

Erkman Hosts Christmas Dinner With Cadillac Carburetor Note

The Washington branch of the Electrical Vehicle Association of America held its annual Christmas dinner at Castelli's with Roy Erkman as Santa Claus. He distributed personalized gifts from a tree while speakers and members, including The Washington Post automobile editor, enjoyed remarks. A Cadillac carburetor feature explained its single float chamber and uniform gas distribution to eight cylinders.

Washington Electrical Vehicle Assocation of America Castelli’s Roy Erkman North Pole At. Nicholas Ti. Marlow R. B. Emerson C. M. Marsh J. J. Bartram J. W. Orme H. A. Brooks E. ‘T. Kalas CA. Tones R. F. Flemming H. P. Cochran Gorge Chescheir A. J. Moir George Hardesty Cadillac

Gasoline harms leather finishes on auto upholstery

Gasoline damages leather by soling the enamel and removing the finish with dirt. White castile soap and warm water with olive oil drops are advised, followed by thorough drying. Regular inspections are urged to prevent worn bolts or threads that cause accidents. Hudson cars sold include a Hudson 4 di convertible to Frank Logan and a Hudson 6 40 touring to J. Wagner.

Belig Tarhemmes-Kreess Company Jlogan J. Wagner

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