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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1914

Page

6

Convict Road Work Backed by National Prison Labor Group

The Booker-Hughes bill to curb convict made goods and end the contract system could spur convict road work across the states. The national committee on prison labor says passage would shift employment to road building, with New York as a key target for enforcing branding and licensing laws. The bill, modeled after the Wilson liquor act, is favored by the American Federation of Labor and prison reform groups.

Booker-Hughes Congress National Committee On Prison Labor New York Roobert Hughes American Federation of Labor New York City Bocher-Hughes

December Goodrich issue highlights motorists and penny postage

The December number of the Goodrich monthly features breezy articles and strong arguments for penny postage. It notes Ford car sales by Miter Bros Auto & Supply House to several individuals, mentions a Studebaker Six bought for Miter Bros, and a Locomobile Roadster delivered to Dr. B Bayne. An advisory warns against slamming car doors to protect hinges and locks, noting potential damage when objects are between door and jamb.

Miter Bros. Automobile & Supply House Ford Boyce Garage Biggs Heating Company J. Todd Christian John W. Welch Crandal Mackay W. N. Chinn 4. R. Hoxton George C. Steuart M. van Rappard Netherlands United States Studebaker Commercial Auto Ani Supply Company Crandall Mackey Commonwealth Alexandria County Locomobile Company of America B. Bayne

Casual Cutouts At NY Auto Show Highlight Accessories

Irvin T Donohoe at the New York automobile show adds accessories to his car including a combination foot rest and heater using exhaust heat. The Pollock Car Corporation reports a shipment of Oakland cabriolets, convertible to roadsters in warm weather, finished in gray English whipcord. Hudson cars listed to several buyers including Senator A F Perkins, Representative C Cline of Indiana, Gregg, and Wilhelm von Rath of the German embassy. the 40 cabriolet is imperial yellow.

J. M J. MN J. M. Booth Irvin T. Donohoe North St. N.W Connecticut Ave N. W New York Pollock Car Corporation Oakland Cabriotets Hudson Hudson Automobile Company A. F. Perkins C. Cline Indiana Gregg Wilhelm von Rath

Inebriated Motorist Encounters Burglar Under Bed

An intoxicated driver confronts a burglar attempting to hide under a bed. He quips about misfortune and describes crawling from a muddy, hot afternoon scene as the radiator and engine jackets are discussed. He notes hot water to prevent piston seizure in cold starts.

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