New Warrenton to Washington Toll Road Aims for 30 Mile Shorter Route
Virginia merchants push a private toll road from Warrenton to Washington to complete a trunk line bypassing Leesburg. The plan uses old Alexandria Warrenton pike, with state takeback and compensation to stockholders. Backers say it will connect Fairfax Warenton and Centreville, offer scenic historic stops, and speed travel to the capital once funded.
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C J Meetze
E Harrison
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Auto Show Opens in Smith-Trew Salesroom for Week
Smith-Trew Motor Company announces an in house automobile exhibition at 1337 Fourteenth Street NW this week. The event features 14 models from Oakland and Reo with two cut out chassis on display. An orchestra will provide music daily from 10 am to 10 pm with the sales staff and invited guests in attendance.
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Smith-Trew Motor Company
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Fourteenth Street
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Philadelphia
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Reo
Wilmer W Trew
Joseph B Trew
Harnest W. Black
James T. Trew
James M Luke
Edward L. Barton
William L Trew
Ted” Johnston
Cadillac V-type impact drives 1915 sales record
J M Stoddard of Cook & Stoddard announces Cadillac M/C totals for 1915 show 20 405 eight cylinder cars sold valued over 45 million dollars. Including earlier shipments and 1916, total exceeds 22 500 units. The V-type engine shifts industry adoption as two dozen makers switch from other models.
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Sald J M. Stoddard
Cook & Stoddard Company
Cadillac
Cadillac Company
Precautions Protect $25,000 Studebaker Chassis Exhibition
The $25,000 Studebaker gold chassis was escorted to Cleveland by S J Fournier of the American Express Company with a Pinkerton guard. It traveled in a special car from Grand Central Station to avoid towing routes, a precedent in the transport for the show. A separate note describes a mechanical fault with a master bevel gear and a chipped drive-shaft pinion detected in the differential cage.
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Evolution of the Auto Name Says Car Will Replace Automobile
George M. Dickson notes a long history of terms for motor vehicles from horseless carriage to automobile and motor. He observes manufacturers now prefer car or motor, predicting the word automobile will fade as the American shorthand emphasis settles on shorter, expressive terms.
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George M. Dickson
Indianapolis
Dickson
Cear
Concrete Road Per Mile Costs Forever Roadworks
It costs about $13,000 to build a mile of good concrete road. This makes a road everlasting with few repairs and reliable in all kinds of weather.
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Automobile Club of America
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