Oldest car in Washington sought for local auto show
The Post seeks the oldest car in Washington and asks owners of vehicles dating back five years or more to send descriptions and car histories. Running cars only. Photographs welcomed. Communications to the Automobile Editor.
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Oldest Washington car search sparks public interest
Report of a drive to locate the oldest car in use in Washington and nearby areas. Le Roy Mark offers a Blue Hook copy to the oldest in running order, with prizes from the Washington Automobile Dealers Association for the ten oldest cars. Eligible vehicles include electric, gasoline, and steamers, with owners urged to submit motor numbers, purchase location, miles run, and prior ownership details.
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Local auto dealer Yoraker rises in Washington ranks
Yoraker, son of a notable father and Cincinnati born, made his mark in Washington after moving here for education. He entered the automobile field in April 1912 as manager of the Potomac Motor Car Company handling Marmon cars and Woods electrics. He serves as treasurer and director of the Washington Automobile Dealers Association.
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Auto Atoms and Car Innovations at Cleveland Convention
J M Stoddard and George Weaver of Cook and Stoddard attended a Baker electric agents convention in Cleveland where Paul Poiret was noted to design interior decorations for Baker cars. Other notes include new models from Cole and Oldsmobile, electric starters, and advances in six cylinder production, with emphasis on market growth this year.
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Virginia colors distinguish governor elects new car
The blue and black Detroit electric brougham bought last week from Emerson & Orme by Governor-elect Stu art of Virginia will be used in Washington. The car features duplex drive and imported whipcord trim.
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