State lists of autos show New York leads in use
The survey ranks states by cars per capita. New York State tops with 213,846 cars, Illinois 142,294, California 163,801, Pennsylvania 169, Town 139,308, Michigan 114,845, while Delaware and Rhode Island have among the lowest proportions. The data note Detroit and Wayne County drive Michigan’s high rate and discuss future market expansion across the nation.
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Thirty One Join Auto Club in Washington
The A A A District of Columbia Club gains strength as thirty one new members join ahead of the week. New entrants include Ernest G Walker Guy Maason Dr William Cline Borden William E Hatcher and more reflecting rising interest among Washington motorists in an intermobile club and its radiator emblem.
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J. A. Maedel
Oliver Rowlea
Ernest Kilbet
A. J Schippert
Edwin F. Sweet
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Austin MM. Cooper
Tda Harry
Loura Lavy
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James K Jones
Hugh B. Rowland
Charles T. Lindsey
PR. T. August
Annie J. Lampton
E. M. Newton
John PF. Walcker
Owen B. French
Eugena Mason
Peter M. Dorgsoh
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SMa ee rates meats WOW and H Wane work five task
Fragmentary notes mention SMa ee rates meats, WOW, and H Wane with references to the Mayen ee Motor Company and Pet Woete as soe Saco i ics.
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Young Californians Drive Cross-Country For Auto Trail
Two Southern California undergraduates left Los Angeles in a Chevrolet roadster bound for a National Trail exploring route. They log the Old Navajo and Grand Canyon trip for a new Chevrolet route book, describing hair-raising desert crossing, water holes, and ascents, including Colorado Springs scenic road, Pikes Peak limits, and Kansas City ovation on July Fourth. They plan Philadelphia and New York stop then home via the long trail, with one minor motor setback and two tire blowouts noted. The 1914 Automobile Roots Book promises road-use guidance.
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Automobile World sales and new models dominate Washington show
H W Prine of Path finder Co arrives in Washington to oversee Auburn Pathfinder Sales setup for the upcoming automobile show. Dealers report multiple car sales from Henderson-Rowe, Traynea Motor, and others including Kissel, Madison six, Allen Classic feature, and new inner tube from LeRoy Livingston.
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Rio Grande Line Starts Campaign to Lessen Autoist Mishaps
The Rio Grande passenger department launches a safety drive to curb grade crossing crashes. It urges drivers to stop take heed and listen after noting 1086 lives lost to such accidents. The warning is displayed in garages auto shops and distributed to owners along the Colorado Utah and New Mexico routes.
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Saxon Six Sets Fuel Economy Record in 300 Mile Runs
Across 296 U S cities a Saxon Six undertook a nonstop 300 mile test with 61 800 miles logged by the fleet. Dealers reported 835 miles per gallon on average for the six cylinder car using standard fuel saving devices barred.
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