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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1914

Page

6

Nantucket Mail Carrier Defies Island Car Ban

Clinton Folger, a Nantucket mail carrier, insists on delivering mail by touring car despite a ban on automobiles on the island. He challenges the exclusion act through court appeals and aims for the federal Supreme Court, declaring he will pursue the case for years. The article also notes Barber & Ross, a Washington auto firm, as a major supplier with exclusive agencies and a broad auto catalog.

Massachusetts Island Highway Commission Nantucket Massachusetts Clinton &. Folger Boston Folger Tristel Huston Massgachudartts Toahway Commission Osland Wileculfketats Superior Court Tt District Wr Folger Federal Supreme Court Washington The Post Barber & Ross Tas Company JFK Johnson Stromberg Aebu

Gasoline Exports Rise to 117 Million Gallons

The report shows United States exports totaling 117,728,286 gallons valued near 14.1 million dollars. Canada imported 17,309,035 gallons at about 1.54 dollars per gallon. Britain Oceania shipments averaged 0.25 dollars per gallon, while Belgium received the lowest at 1.45 dollars per gallon.

United States Canada British Oceania Treuht

Autos Make For Efficiency In City Service

Municipalities across the United States increasingly deploy Ford vehicles to run city operations. Newark reports 40 city cars and Cleveland 26, with many towns and cities adopting motorized transport for public works, schools, fire, water, parks, and other departments.

United States Newark Cleveland Metropolis

Auto atoms and cycle car news from early auto world

George Patterson Eastern sales rep for Reo visits city and hails Boston show gains as oldest manufacturers lead. Count von Bernstorff owns a Cadillac roadster bought from Cook & Stoddard. Baker Electric’s George Kelly seeks Stoddard and spring campaigns. Firestone expands to cycle tires and Akron factory reports busy Washington branch. Wichita adopts cycle car for police work. officer Tucker makes first arrest, sensational Wichita Eagle cartoon marks moment.

George &. Patterson Reo Motor Car Company Zell Motor Car Company Reo Patterson Boston Patternon Count von Bernstorff United States Cook & Stoddard Company George K Kely Baker Electric Vehicle Company Washington Joseph M. Stoddard Mr. Kelly Wichita Kans C M. Tucker

Mount Desert Keeps Auto Ban In Place This Summer

Mount Desert Maine town commissioners reaffirmed a ban on automobiles for the upcoming summer season, voting 251 to 85 to maintain the restriction. The measure mirrors last summer’s policy, keeping cars out of the town as a local regulation governing transportation and access.

Mount Desert

Casual Cut Outs of Municipal Gasoline Bid SparkWatch

A report from Indianapolis notes the public works bid for 10 000 gallons of gasoline as a test case for municipal garages. If profitable, other Atlantic coast cities, notably New England, may emulate the scheme.

Indianapolis Board of Public Works of Atlantic Coast New England

THREE DRILLS AT FT MYER OPENING APRIL HORSE SHOW

Fort Myer hosts three more drills in the riding hall as the season ends. The President will be reviewing officer next Friday at 3 am with Maj. Gen. Wood as guest reviewing officer for the April 3 closing drill. An admission fee funds the army MCG A and supports a military horse show at Fort Myer in April.

Fort Myer Secretary of War Garrison Army Wood MCG. A

Police Blotter Reports Local Thefts And Accidents

Clarence J Ashton reported a Friday night home robbery of clothing and other property worth 3 dollars. Mary Allen of the Ardmore Hotel said her hotel room was robbed of jewelry furs and clothing valued at 160 dollars. A horse and wagon owned by Clem Giebel was stolen from in front of Center Market yesterday. An outside showroom display at Alexander Mangares on F Street NW was damaged Friday night with $100 in losses. contents untouched. Philp A Simon an Adams Express driver collided with a street car on eleventh street and Maryland avenue NW. he was bruised and treated at Emergency Hospital. Mrs Nora Scott died suddenly at her home on Fifth Street SE. coroner ruled natural causes. David P Lusby aged 73 on Fourteenth Street NW fell ill on B Street and was treated after ambulance was called, but refused hospitalization.

Clarence J. Ashton Thirtieth Street Mary Allen Ardmore Thirteenth Street Clem Giebel H Street Center Market Philp A. Simon Adams Express Company Eleventh Street Maryland Avenue Nora Scott Fifth Street David P. Lusby Fourteenth Street Tenth Eleventh Streets Lusby

Auto Shows Across America and Far Morocco Tour

The Automobile Chamber of Commerce fixed January 1915 for the national auto shows in New York and Chicago, with a postshow tour planned across fourteen cities. A Rangoon company runs a bus line where trams lose profit. French trials test four wheel drive tractors along the German frontier in March. An overheating risk note explains bonnet opening can worsen cooling. An auto tour in Morocco with eleven cars including the Ances tor proceeds without military escort, aided by locals.

New York Chicago Automobile Chamber of Commerce French War Office Morocco Ben Guerii Col. Mangin Marrakech Casablanca

Courtesy Department at Studebaker Detroit Plants

The Detroit plants of the Studebaker Corporation feature a courtesy department that focuses on entertaining visitors and guiding tours. Many Studebaker dealers refer prospective buyers to this department to enhance selling campaigns and showcase the plants.

Detroit Studebaker Corporation Studebaker

Fire reports tally minor damages and a burn injury

Day's fire record shows three incidents. At 6:43 p m a chimney fire at Kate Pitman’s home on Idaho avenue and Macomb street northwest caused no damage. At 8:18 p m a blaze at Edward Jones’s 147 Bia read caused $50 damage with origin unknown. At 3:05 p m fire at Mrs Mary Donovan’s home 203 Fourteenth street northwest caused $25 damage and Miss Annie Donovan suffered serious burns.

Kate Pitman Idaho Avenue Macomb Street Edward Jones Bia Mary Donovan Fourteenth Street Annie Donova

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